douglas' own friend knew his fledgling nation was a target. the now four-star general needed a new job. his term as chief of staff was over. >> mcarthur was highest in overseeing the creation. >> is he still on active duty as an army general? >> he goes onto the retired list, but he's being paid by the government of the philippines and roosevelt knew what mcarthur was getting. >> on a long voyage, mcarthur met a petite woman from tennessee. >> jean, as a young girl, was very independent. she made several round-the-world trips. >> i found a lovely basket of flowers from general mcarthur to me. >> pinky fell i'll. and happiness had to wait. >> the general's mother died. >> with jean's help, he slowly began to return to his old self. >> she was the one he could sound things out on. >> mcarthur spent his days working with his chief of staff, dwight eisenhower. jean grew especially closeeis r eisenhower's wife, mami. >> i drew down to mami's apartmentmented and we talked for hours. >> one day, mcarthur had an aide escort jean to his office. nearly

our thoughts and prayers remain with trooper douglas. thank you. >> next i would like to bring up the sac of the atf, who has been with me throughout this entire ordeal. >> i and the special agent in charge for atf out of our philadelphia division. as you have heard several times before through a variety of press conferences, we said we would not stop until frein was brought to justice and held to answer for his alleged heinous crimes. tonight we have a sense of closure, especially for the families of trooper dickson and douglas, but also for the community itself. an alleged cop killer has been taken into custody and placed in handcuffs. this individual is no longer a threat to this community and is now behind bars. he has been stripped of his guns, his bombs, and now his freedom. as he sits in a cell inside the same state police barracks where it began seven weeks ago come on, he can no longer hide behind his rifle. he can no longer hide in the woods, and he is no longer on the run, and now he will have to answer for his violent actions

he is accused of killing corporal brian dixon and wounding trooper alex douglas. manhunt, hundreds of heavily armed law enforcement officers searched for him night and day setting up roadblocks. he was considered armed and dangerous and on the fbi's most wanted list. there were multiple possible sightings. he was on the run for nearly seven weeks creating a climate of fear in nearby communities, disrupting local routines and causing school closures. >> i felt like i was in a war zone a couple weeks ago and it's a good thing now that he's caught and we can finally rest again. at the sameg booked police barracks he's accused of carrying out the deadly shooting. >> the two pennsylvania state troopers shot our corporal brian dixon and alex douglas. corporal dixon died. at his funeral, he was described as a devoted husband, father, and an impeccable ex marine. douglas was shot in the pelvis that he was recently discharged from the hospital and now in a rehabilitation facility tonight. governorer virginia says he deserves a new trial. lawyers claim the jurors in his cor

douglas was violent inside a home. when the officers tried to arrest him.ouglas threw an object at him and locked him in a room and refused to come out. this went on for several hours as the investigators went into the room and found douglas sleeping and arrested him. >>> from the delaware newsroom a man was charged in wilmington. he's out on bail tonight. 55-year-old robert hickson hilt a group of men their heritage farm drive. stephen devario died at the scene. hickson was under the influence of alcohol at the time o time oe incident. >>> a female driver was heading down the road when she slammed into a parked car. the collision flipped her car on its side. the victim did not survive the impact. no one else was hurt. >>> and traffic are right snarled this morning in the southbound lanes before 7:00 a.m. a truck spilled its load all over the highway. the driver suffered bumps and bruises. one lane of traffic got by while road crews cleared the scene. >>> it looks like the pier shops at cesars will be sold for a fraction of course what it cost to build t. h

frederick douglas. he couldn't be part of the movement because black folks are too child like. nothing has changed that. still the same. >> even frederick douglas, friend of some of the most prominent members of his day, cosignatory of th . >> he couldn't belong. he couldn't belong. and the reason the whole thing is because of john brown. december 2nd, charleston, virginia, the tree they hanged him is still there. let's go hug the tree. they tried and sentenced him, and so on the second when they hang him, i go through that courthouse right where he walked up the street. turned left. walked three blocks. turned right, three and a half blocks, and there's the tree. what did he say? what i'm hanging for rich white folks i would be a hero. but last night i talked to god. god told me to tell you the negro slave is going to be free, but it will be the biggest bloodbath of the history of the planet. >> he was right about that. yet, we don't teach much about john brown whether teaching early history to white kids, black kids, brown kids, we don't talk as much about john brown as we do

killed pennsylvania state police corporal brian dixon and wounded trooper alex douglas in pike county. >>> the british government trying to verify a video that shows yet another hostage being executed by an isis extremist. the video surfaced today showing an isis militant beheading british hostage alan henning. the aid worker was taken captive in december. the video ends with the militants threatening to kill an american hostage. the murder of henning is the fourth killing carried out by isis. two american reporters and a british aid worker were shown being executed in earlier isis videos. at 11:00, she's been missing for 14 days, tonight family and friends of my ariah gray passed out pamphlets. relatives say she suffers from seizures and needs medicine. she's been spotted several times with an older man. >> walking to bring mariah home safe. she's been seen in this area quite frequently so we're going

>> yes, could be a lucrative business. >> reporter: who is douglas morrison? >> he is a man who was on the board of directors here at "hard." he was a drama teacher for years and in 2002 they renamed the building after him because of his contributions. >> reporter: you were describing this particular costume. tell me about that. >> this is coming from our upcoming show, candide. the designer chose to make a lot of her outfits out of recycled materials. this is a quick piece made up of paper targets from a shooting range. >> reporter: could you wear that? >> yeah. it's designed to be a half piece for the one character. >> really quickly you have this show coming up. >> yes. we open on november 6 and go through the 30th. >> reporter: if you want to come and see this theater and see the production, i have been walking through it building all morning, it is fabulous. and if you want to purchase tickets, visit us online at kpix.com and go to "links and numbers" for the douglas morrison theater. by the way, gang, i have my costume. do you have yours? or do you have

it appeared there may have been family member or people associated with either the douglas or dixsonoing into the courtroom. it did not appear mr. frein's family was there. we know from the governor and through the commission over the state police here that mr. dick s -- dixon's family and mr. douglas' family are informed and are grateful for what has happened but we don't have any sense from them at the moment. a lot of press here as well. the number of local people who went into that courtroom, though, today, there must have been 30 or 40 people who lined up waiting to get in, some of them saying "i just want to see the face of evil." carol? >> and you can certainly understand that people were afraid in their home, halloween was about can canceled but now it's been back on because police caught the guy. i want to bring in joey jackson. the prosecutor is going to go for the death penalty. they seem to be amassing much more evidence. what more do they need? >> you know what? they have a lot now, carol, and the police are very motivated and they were very motivated to get this done an

dixon and her two sons and trooper douglas's family. i can't tell you how much on behalf of a grateful state we want to thank awe partners involved in the mission, and how much you have given your heart and soul in the name of justice. i want to commend the great work of the complver of police, who has been in contact with me sometimes hourly, as to the progress of this manhunt. as you know. this lieutenant journalist has been leading many of the conversations, but together with the teams they have been working extremely hard. long hours, days and weeks. the district attorney who now takes over in this prosecution, which is now going to be a prosecution, and the federal and local law enforcement officers, and we know the commissioner will name all those. in addition, law enforcement agencies from around the company that peated and volunteered. i want to thank the residents of the north-eastern peninsula. particularly those whose patients, tolerance and perseverance have been a tremendous support and lift to all the law enforcement perso

. >>> this guy that you see in the video is douglas.as is about to get himself a pet rat, and there it is right there. >> a rat, great. they're smart, you can train them easily. >> but what does he want to do with this pet rat? he wants to make a cinematographer out of this rat. he has strapped a go pro onto said rat. he's taking this rat named cornelius by the way to the sasquatch music festival and let it loose. >> don't let a rat run around where people might step on him. >> this rat does a good job running through the feet of the festival goers. you can see people looking at cornelius. he spots this pretty girl right here in her bra and he's like, what's up, baby. he's partying with all the music festival goers. finds a girl with a hot dog. everybody is loving little cornelius. >> i think doug has got a very imagine tif sense of humor. >> and an interesting point of view with a small camera. >> i'm pretty sure he's just got a stick and he's walking around like this. i think the biggest indicator of his fakeness is if a rat came runn

and our thoughts and prayers remany with trooper douglas. thank you. >> next i'd loike to bring up te sac of the atf who has been with me -- throughout this entire ordeal. >> my name is sam, special a jenlt agent in charge, out of our philadelphia division, atf. you heard through press conferences we shed we would not stop until frein was brought to justice, and held to answer for his allege heinous crimes to. night a sense of closure for the families of trooper dickson and douglas and the community itself. an alleged cop killer has been taken into custody and placed in handcuffs. this individual is no longer a threat to this community. and is now behind bars. he has been stripped of his guns. his bombs, and now, his freedom. as he sits in a cell. inside the state police barracks where it began seven weeks go, the senseless is where it was committed. he can no longer hide behind his rifle. he can no longer hide in the woods. he is no longer on the run. now he will have to answer for his violent actions. thank you. >> as the governor mentione

douglas fled that scene in a stolen car that was recovered a couple of blocks away. they will be able to link douglas using the dna found in that car. >>> police arrested two tourists. three machine approached him at 2:00 in the afternoon at the conservatory. one demanded money and another point add gun at him. an eyewitness kept an eye on the robbers and that helped police catch two of them. >>> the nominees for the rock and roll hall of fame have been announced and punk rock band green bay are on the ballot. there are stevie ray vaughn, joan jett and the barak heart and war have been announced. >>> san jose car accident exacted some revenges against the stain lee cup champs, the los angeles kings. sharks throws l.a. in last season's playoffs after being up 3-0 and needing just one more victory to advance. so back at you. >> that's right. >> from the ice to the man who is always cool, sal. >> wow. >> back when i was a radio dejay, i needed nine inch nail. >> took you back. >> difference times. now i wear a suit and tie. good morning, everybody. let's go out and take

. >> to the family of trooper dixon, to the family of trooper douglas and to trooper douglas, let me assure you from everybody here justice will be served. >> watch for updates tomorrow on news 4 today beginning at 4:26 a.m. doug is here with a look at our weather. i had a break out the down coat tonight. it's cold out there. >> it's chilly. once the sun goes down, those temperatures go down pretty quickly. something really cool popped up toda to see what that is? it's about as cool as you. it's tropical storm vance. it's not in the atlantic. it is in the pacific, but tropical storm vance. there it is. >> but it's not a hurricane yet. >> it's not a hurricane. it's expected to be one. it could be the strongest of all time. >> is that right? >> no, that's not true. [ laughter ] >> it's supposed to increase maybe up to category one status but it will weaken as it moves back up to mexico. tropical storm mexico. take a look at this. we've got temperatures 53 degrees. winds at the northwest at 7 miles an hour. 43 in leesburg, 49 in menassas. we do have a few clouds. no rain across the regi

pennsylvania state police will bring you to justice, adding that corporate byron dickson and alex douglas are true heroes. tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >> the story of his capture is fascinating. we have details online for you at nbc10.com. we'll continue to have live updates throughout the morning. >>> we're also following another breaking news story we need to give attention to. this is a two-alarm fire that tore through apartments in west philadelphia injuring several people and putting others out of their home. sky force ten was flying over that scene shortly after the fire broke out around 11:30 last night. here is the view from the ground. this is a live picture. this is taped that time of the fire. at least three people were hurt in the fire and they mostly suffered smoke inhalation. and a firefighter is among those being treated. fire crews did have to rescue several people who were trapped by the flames and smoke. we spoke to one of the residents who had to leave their apartment. >> my whole apartment's gone. i mean. >> now, this morning the red cross is on the scene helping peop

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troopers alex douglas wounded now prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >> watch wish of those two pennsylvania state troopers, at the blooming grove barracks for 48 days, roughly a thousand law enforcement officers were looking for frein, police caught up with him what used to be hangar. >> frein awaiting his first court appearance this morning. >> photo from the scranton times tribune shows frein now wearing an orange jumpsuit escorted from the pennsylvania state police barracks in blooming grove. marlie hall joins us now in milford, where frein appears before a judge and in just a few hours, marly? >> reporter: one of the most wanted fugitives in america is now in police custody. eric frein was captured thursday, after being on the run for 48 days. >> let my assure you from everybody here justice will be served. >> the take-down every frein ended weeks every tension and anxiety in the area. >> he can no longer hide behind his rifle. can he no longer hide in the woods. he is no longer on the run. now he will have to answer for his violent actions. >> several thousand members of l

. >> in the meantime, the second trooper shot back in september, alex douglas, continues to slowly recover tonight. reporting live tonight, in hauley, pennsylvania, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks so much. let's look at the time line of events now. corporal brian decks on was shot and killed and trooper alex douglas wounded during a ambush at the blooming grove barracks september 12th. police identified frein as suspect, he was added to the f.b.i. most wanted list on september 18th. now, six days later police found a camp sign with cigarettes and soiled deep that's may have been left behind by frein. people reported many frein siting, the last one tuesday. along route 398 in barrett township, then today, frein was captured, in poconos township. following frein's capture tonight, off initials barrett township reinstated tomorrow's halloween trick-or-treating but the halloween parade remains canceled. you can keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the capture of eric frein, you can get the latest in the mornings on "eyewitness news" this morning

tonight, we are joined from washington by douglas ollivant. he served as a director with the national security council under presidents bush and obama. prior to that, he was a military planner in iraq and a counterinsurgency advisor in afghanistan. he is now a partner with mantid international. partner with so first, let's talk turkey because of its location and its membership in nato. it looks like a crucial partner on this war on i.s.i.s. this week turkish parliament says they will authorize the use of force in syria. is that the key to defeating i.s.i.s? >> i doubt they're going to send ground troops and the key to fighting i.s.i.s. quite frankly what the coalition would really like from the turks is more action in shutting their borders. turkey has been the conduit for most of the foreign fighters coming in to fight with the islamic state, and it would really be helpful, were they to shut that border down very effectively. it's been talk that much of the money flow is coming through turkey so more help shutting down these black markets for

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>> funding for "to the contrary" provided by: the cornell douglas foundation committed to encouraging stewardship of the environment, land conservation, watershed protection and eliminating harmful chemicals. additional funding provided by: the colcom foundation. the wallace genetic foundation the oak foundation. the e. rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation and the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary" first, a list of the most effective ceos - but where are the women. then, egg freezing, the latest perk for female employees. behind the headlines: sexual assault in the military - male victims speak out. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, women ceos more evidence that women still have a long way to go in the business world. the harvard business review released its list of the 100 most effective ceos in the world. only two women made the list, carol meyrowitz of tjx companies and debra cafaro from ventas. amazon founder jeff bezos earned the top spot. review rese

of course, corporal brian dixon was killed in that attack and trooper alex douglas injured. four days later eric frein had been identified as the suspect after investigators found a jeep that was submerged, partially submerged, that had a lot of evidence in it that tied frein to the shooting. he, of course, a 31-year-old survivalist expert marksman. his father had told investigators his son had been a highly trained marksman. so this made the search for frein a high risk situation because the people who are looking for eric frein felt hunted themselves. but now we can report that eric frein is in custody, bringing to a close this manhunt after 48 days. scott? >> pelley: jim acts with the breaking news. jim axelrod, thanks very much. there is a new weapon against domestic violence, a simple checklist that can save lives when the "cbs evening news" continues. especially when it's miralax. it hydrates, eases, and softens, to unblock your system naturally. so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. ♪ hi. i'm new ensure active clear protein drink

for the latest, we are joined once again tonight from washington by douglas ollivant. he served with the national security council under president bush and president obama and is now a partner with mantid international. the iraqi parliament today approved nominees for the interior and defense ministry positions. so what's the significance of that and what can be done now that they are in place? >> well, it's very significant. we've not had a parliamentary-approved minister of defense or minister of interior since 2010. so to have the sunni minister defense and shi'a minister of interior is very important movinged for. president obama has talked about getting an inclusive government, and the hardest part of that was the security ministry. so now that we have a parliamentary-approved minister of defense and minister of interior, we have yet another step to goed for on really coordinating the response to the islamic state in iraq. >> sreenivasan: we've been talking a lot about isis in the context of syria and iraq. it seems lebanon is starting to get dragged into this fig

jeffrey douglas.olice were called to home on jackson road in medford after 11:30 last night for reports of a man behaving violent until a home. police say during the standoff douglas tried to escape throwing objects from the house at police. douglas has been charged with aggravated assault on police, resisting arrest and i didn't mean nat mischief. roads around that home were shut down and that was their open again tonight. >>> fire quickly spreads damaging three homes sending three people to the hospital, one of those hurt is a firefighter. it broke out just after 4:00 this afternoon in clifton heights, delaware county. crews arrived to springfield road to find the homes on fire. we're told one person jumped from the second floor. >> i heard the noise and i came downstairs and then i saw orange color on my window. i went out and my next door neighbor's house was in flames. >> investigation into a cause is on-going. the the three people are under observation at the hospital. there's no word on their c

. >> the families in this matter of corporal brian dixon and trooper alex douglas and the pennsylvania state police have suffered an unimaginable loss of unspeakable proportions. they will never be the same, but today we find some comfort as a community that we are taking these next steps towards justice. in brooming grove and nice to see you under these circumstances. a lot of people waiting a long time for this. >> good morning, peter. they touched on some and that included first-degree murder and homicide and attempted homicide of a law enforcement officer and possession of weapons of mass destruction among many other charges. the arraignment was brief. this was the first appearance in court. prosecutors indicate they do plan to seek the death penalty and they stress this is an ongoing investigation. there still a lot of is to dot and ts to cross. they are working to build the best case to achieve justice both for the families of the troopers and the community as well. >> we are getting a lot of details about how things went down in terms of the capture of eric frein. what more do w

police say douglas fled the robbery scene in a stolen car that was recovered a few blocks away. officers say they were able to link douglas to the robbery by using dna recovered from the car. >>> today's court hearing involving 13-year-old jahi mcmath of oakland declared brain dead, it's been postponed. jahi's family planned to go to court this morning trying to have her declared legally alive. but yesterday, a court appointed doctor sent the judge a letter, reaffirming earlier findings that jahi mcmath is, in fact, brain dead. the lawyer for the girl's family says he now needs more time to review that letter. >> there's no false hope there. there's real hope here. jahi is according to brain experts, the nation and the world's foremost experts in brain damage, she's alive. >> now, jahi's family led a prayer service in oakland last night. jahi was first declared brain dead ten months ago. doctors in oakland say she suffered severe complications for surgery for sleep apnea. >>> the action one city is taking to prevent the enterovirus from spreading further. >>> and busting unlicen

. >> douglas once famously stated, i'm a republican, a black republican. and i intend to belong to no other party than the party of freedom in progress. those words describe the mind-set of a true public servant,on the party title and the name. the louisiana state senator guillory is a man of these words. recently changing to the republican party from the democratic side. when asked why he made that decision, he said, it is the right decision. bu because /* senator guillory is an example of leadership for all public servants across america. he has dedicated his life through the vietnam war serving in the united states navy. after of which he obtained his law degree from rutgers university and has been practicing law for over 30 years. he uses these experiences in the committee meeting and decision making. he is also one in the community. he has invested in the community and community of louisiana through a nonprofit organization and being one with his constituents everyone issing them the judiciary committee, health and welfare and other committees. we is

douglas kennedy has more. ndouglas?, if there is life on other planets, the harvest professor is betting they are probably not environmentalist. >> ivy love spent his life looking for population but not trying to save the planet. but trying to find a planet with alien life. >> you believe it may be the key to finding extra te restial life. >> that was what was never looked at before. >> for years, humans listened for signs of life from other planets. and for years, there is nothing but silence. lob is the chair of astronomy at harvard university and believes we'll have more luck looking than listening. >> it is roughly the size of the earth and light will pass through the atmosphere of the planet and we'll see the finger prints of oxygen and poluttants. >> advanced societies and in turn create industrial population and atmospheric moleculs not found in nature. it is a new theory that has nasa scientist excited. >> are there other worlded and beings? we can look at them with our scientific instruments. >> he is it buildi

it is currently owned by film producer joel douglas, the brother of michael douglas. >> a british bookiehinks that george clooney's marriage is a sly political move. according to "time" magazine, the book maker puts odds of clooney running for the oval office of 100-1. he still thinks the odds he'll win would be somewhere around 500-1, which is not terribly good. >> doesn't he believe in love? i think they're just a beautiful couple. >> well, physically i don't think anyone is arguing that point. 5:26 right now on your thursday morning. drivers in new mexico have a new reason to drive the speed limit. the highway is kind of singing to them. ♪ >> do you recognize that? it's "america the beautiful," embedded in the rumble strips of route 66. new signs are telling drivers to go to the speed limit so you can hear it. if you go too fast or too slow, it doesn't play. that's pretty tricky. a production company created the rumble strip for free. it's going to be part of a national television show. >> they want you to slow down so you can hear "america the beautiful." it goes to your patriotism h

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trooper alex douglas was injured in that ambush last month at a rural police barracks in northeasternnsylvania. another of his fellow troopers was shot and killed. police have been scouring the woods ever since for the suspect. they're looking for eric freem, a survivalist and sharpshooter who has been at large now for more than a month. >> a hurricane warning issued right now as a powerful category four storm takes aim at bermuda wra. forecasters say wind speeds could top 130 miles an hour as folks on the resort island there are forced move to higher ground. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live with the latest. hi there, jonathan. how is the storm looking? >> gonzalo is getting closer by the hour, and people living on the island, which is home to many u.s. citizens, say the winds are increasing quickly. the surf is getting rougher and rougher. officials have warned this is a very dangerous storm. it's already blamed for at least one death and a great deal of damage across islands such as st. martin and the dominican republic, and officials in bermuda say it will cause what they

douglas kennedy has the story. >> last play, coach!h football league for eight years. >> good job. >> unfortunately has seen dozens of players with bad concussions. a concussion is an injury to the brain, but most of us think of it as being knocked out. >> yeah, most of the hits parents don't see, coaches don't see, they are innocuous hits. >> every year, hundreds of thousands of young athletes suffer brain-injuring concussions. the problem is 90% of either ignored or undiagnosed placing their developing minds at serious risk. >> you are at a much higher risk for that second impact. >> introducing former nfl linebacker isaiah with his new head impact care called "check light." >> this is a skull cap that basically goes under the helmet and tells a player when they've suffered a significant head impact. >> yes, what you have is a yellow light that signifies a moderate impact. a red light signifies a severe impact. >> mike's pee-wee football team has been wearing check light in all of this year's games. >> ready! >> i sayia says any play

jeffrey douglas faces charges of assaulting officers and resisting arrest.o on jackson road in medford at 11:30 when jackson was acting violently. when they arrived he tried to attack them with a ceramic statue. they arrested douglas at 6:30 this morning. >>> philadelphia is leading the way to be the cleanest and greenest in the nation. the american planning association event at the sheridan in center city. they are announcing plans to complete the city's next public square at penn's landing. it's a $250 million project to reconnect old city with the delaware river waterfront. he discussed some of the other positive change that is the city has undertaken since he took office seven years ago. >> the completed construction on the south street bridge and the race street pier. they touted hundreds of the miles of bike trails and all the new sidewalks. >>> it makes us look forward to a lot of things in philadelphia. we are not loving -- >>> the weather this monday. the case of the mondays out there. >>> it's hard. >>> it's hard to be here on the monday. never min

is doctor douglas thank you for coming in. we want to talk about what you want to do and what you are trying to do and how people can help but let's start with the latest development. the airports are now taking precaution including our own airport in chicago where they will screen people and take temperatures. >> that's going to help. it's something that's probably delivered do. when you get off the airplane there would be a machine they would scan your forehead for a temperature, not a bad idea. we did then and it's a good idea to do now. >> on a scale of 1-10, how serious is this threat reaching chicago and the u.s. in terms of people not from west africa but developing here? >> it was unreasonable to say it would never happen here. it was going to happen. the world that travels back and forth and airplanes, but as far as a full blown out break, it probably will not happen. we have the resources to contain a disease like this. the diseases do not start unless there is extreme poverty. those are countries, they have injured

. [♪ singing ] >> reporter: 18-year-old stefan douglas allen is a member of the young people's chorus york city. he is not sure how but his mother was called in to audition. he was in third grade. >> i actually did a good job and i've been here ever since. ♪ the lion sleeps tonight >> stefan soon learned that yp c offered more than music. >> at one time i was back sliding and ypc motivated me to do better in school. >> reporter: francisco nunez created this in 1968. >> i wanted to create this program from all over new york city. >> from just nine children 26 years ago, the program now works with 1400 throughout the city. the chorus stefan is in performance all over the world. >> i've visited japan, china, hong kong, gratz, salisbury. >> the music is just the means for making a great person. starts to hold on, i count! >> stefan grew up in a high crime neighborhood. >> how do you say the choir made a difference in his life? >> first of all, discipline. and apart from that it keeps him from the street. >> stefan's mom said it's her rules. >> if you do anything to break the law, i'm comi

. >> some call it the douglas street bridge. whatever you choose to call it, it needs to be replaced. >> that is what mayor vincent gray says will happen under his aggressive transportation replacement plan, unveiled today. >> we are going to need this sooner. st $600 million, but that is just a portion of mayor vincent gray's vision for the district which includes increasing bicycle and pedestrian traffic. the short term plan is about shoring up in replacing decaying roads and bridges. tens of thousands crossed the bridge and it shows signs of wear and tear, so work will begin to shore it up in the next few months. fast, so thatgo is another problem as it deteriorates. >> and another problem on the 16th street bridge that runs over military road in northwest. >> [indiscernible] to talk about the phases bridge, the first of building the new bridge will begin in about 12 months. there is enough money in the budget for that. there is not enough money right now to finish it, and that is the big question with the new mayor coming in

later this year, a judge will sentence douglas bradford for the murder of lynne knight.prison. which, all things considered, said john lewin, isn't such a bad deal for doug bradford. >> so in the end, what happened in this case was the defendant got his parole 35 years early. he lived a life that he never should've had. the right thing happened. he is in prison today. i don't think he'll ever get out. and sometimes that's the best we can do. >> it's been a long journey. for 35 years of -- it always being there to finally being able to -- to let her go and dance with mom and then that's real satisfaction, real satisfaction. 3 f2 satisfactorio. we'll see you again next friday at 9:00, 8:00 central. i'll see you tomorrow on "today." i'm lester holt. >>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news in northeast d.c. three people shot, we've learned one of them is a child. >> the shooting happened less than two hours ago ey

. >> on the bay bridge, bus driver douglas berkhart is driving on the lower deck when the road rightfront of him falls away. >> i put every ounce, i'm talking about every ounce of stretch in my leg and foot to stop the bus. >> douglas stops just feet from the gap where bruce stefan is unconscious, and hanging precariously. >> when i open my eyes on an angle, i am looking directly at the water. i have no idea why i'm still above the water. >> bruce's car is stuck on falling pieces of the bridge, caught in the steel support legs. >> all i know is this was a second chance. i mean, i was out of that car and by the hood of the car so fast that no one had gotten out of their cars on the bridge. and in fact, i'm holding the lower road. i remember now suddenly, there was someone in the car with me. >> his co-worker, janice, who was riding with him. bruce tells her to come out of the car window. he gets her to the edge of the collapsed section but can't get her up onto the stable part of the roadway. >> and the bus driver at that moment had just gotten out of his bus, came running over and so

douglas ollivant. >> thank you very much. >> state of alaska is a hot topic, residents in alaska couldlegally possess one ounce of pot, and six plants, if this measure passes. allen schauffler visited a community worried about the broad legalization of marijuana. >> john, it has been legal to have a little bit of pot and smoke a little bit of pot on your own property. medical marijuana has been legal since 1998 and frankly alaskans smoke a lot of pot, a lot more than the rest of the u.s. so the marijuana project sees very fertile ground here. opponents though worry that this could lessen their ability to control the social environment in other communities. >> manakodek, what alaskans say the bush. it's 4,000 miles from washington, d.c. where the campaign to regulate marijuana like alcohol in alaska has its roots and its money. >> why would somebody else from the outside of alaska try to push legalization in alaska for marijuana? i don't think that's right. >> this is a place where local control is important. a matter of health and safety. we're here visiting this little town like many

neither american airlines or mcdonnell-douglas admitted fault in this accident, but in april 1981, the agreed to share the cost of settlements in more than 200 lawsuits that were filed. the terms of those settlements remain confidential. >> every accident and incident, because of its unique characteristi characteristics, we're always going to learn something. we have to heed those lessons. we've got to heed those lessons and enhance aviation safety. we don't want those people to have died in vain. >>> coming up next, that cargo door where your luggage goes, imagine it opening in midair. our dramatic animations put you at the scene of another heart-stopping structural failure. >> i denied it. denial. complete, absolute mental denial. this is not happening. >>> and a plane flying out of control crashes into a mountain. we'll take you deep inside this 747 to discover what went wrong. >> that would be a nightmare scenario for a pilot. at they ge, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovatio

douglas hostettler, the pulitzer prize winning author has written a thick fall you monitor analogy as fuel and fire of thinking. that we use analogy all the time and we do not realize it. in the science part, we have to use it analogy because we do not have the actual extraterrestrial life. you have to use extrema file life on earth, life on earth found under extreme conditions and things like that. if you move that to the problem of impact, than what kind of analogies can you consider? of course, it depends on the scenario. all of these things depend on this and eric, whether does microbial or intelligent life, whether it is 100 light-years years away or they land on the lawn of the white house. quite different scenarios. you have to look at analogies for all of these scenarios. one analogy you often see in this field is the analogy of culture contact, which is not a pretty picture on earth. when cultures get together, if you take just the western world, the discovery of the americas by the europeans, lots of bad things happened there. you can pick your own favorite one. cortez and t

douglas, arizona, is about two hours 10 minute drive southeast of tucson.here was another bee attack, 90 miles northeast of austin yesterday. police say a man in hern, texas, was airlifted to the hospital while attacked by a swarm of bees mowing a lawn near a self-storage facility. firefighters were able to chase bees away by hosing the man down with soap and water. he was also taken to the hospital. shannon, this is the kind of story i normally change the channel and don't watch. this time you didn't have the option. shannon: you have to be so asquare, you know. keep an eye out and take quick action. arthel, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. eric: more clues this morning are coming to light in that search for the accused cop killer who now is still on the loose in those pennsylvania woods. police say they found a journal written bit suspect eric frein. they called it a cold-blooded chilling description of his brazen ambush of two state troopers. the journal describes how he opened fire on them, then escaped. one trooper was killed, the other wounded. r

douglas was released from the hospital on thursday.s have reported finding blood on two porches. it's unclear if it's frien's. police are awaiting lab results. behavioral scientists are telling police they believe frien could strike again if he gets a chance. there is $175,000 reward for any information leading to his capture. eric? >> hopefully they're really closing in, they can finally get him. thanks so much. >>> the u.s. stock market taking investors on a wild ride this week. so what's around the corner and exactly what does this all mean for your bottom line? we'll report on that after the break a party? hi. i'm new ensure active clear protein drink. clear huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water. i've got 8 grams of protein. twist my lid! that's three times more than me. 17 vitamins and minerals. and zero fat! hmmmm. you bring a lot to the party! yay! new ensure active clear protein. 8 grams protein. zero fat. 17 vitamins and minerals. in delicious blueberry pomegranate and mixed fruit. because i make