both won by douglas costa. whatever is left on the referee's watch. defender for a forward, dominik kohr has come off. tim matavz, forward from sl sloven slovenia, is on. definitely not a roar from bayern fans. augsburg steals something late. >> brad: flagged up for offside. augsburg will all come out and say, we lost this game because of a penalty decision. bayern munich have been well and truly on top. hitz has been the far busier of the two goal keepers. this is probably the correct result. a shame it has to come down to the talking point of a referee decision. >> john: we'll see how much is left on the watch of the referee. knut kircher. bayern will make their third and final substitution. philipp lahm hands off the captain's armband. just announced this week to the german press he'll retire at the end of his current contract in 2018. already retired after captaining germany to the world cup win last summer. joshua kimmich, who scored for the german under 21s this last week, 20 years old, is on for a late cameo. three minutes was indicated. so 60-

kestenbaum >> douglas d. ketcham ruth ellen ketler >> ruth ellen ketler >> boris khalif >> sarah khan >> taimour firaz khan >> rajesh khandelwal >> seilai khoo >> michael vernon kiefer >> satoshi kikuchihara >> andrew jay-hoon kim >> lawrence d. kim >> mary jo kimelman >> heinrich kimmig >> karen ann kinkade. >> amy r. king >> andrew m. king >> lucille teresa king >> robert king jr. >> lisa king-johnson >> brian k. kinney. >> takashi kinoshita >> chris michael kirby >> howard barry kirschbaum >> glenn davis kirwin >> helen kittle. >> richard joseph klares >> peter anton klein >> alan david kleinberg >> karen joyce klitzman >> ronald philip kloepfer >> steven a. knapp. >> eugueni kniazev >> and my brother bernard. you're in our hearts always and in our thoughts. and when we look at joe and lexi, we see you are very much alive. we love you and we miss you, my big little brother, and i see you brought the sun. you're smiling on us. god bless you. >> and my older brother alexander ortiz, who we call alex. your fr

douglas. >> roberto l., jr. >> charles j. houston. >> angela m. house. >> george gerard howard. >> michael c.powell. >> steven powell. >> romana. >> marian. >> steven poca. >> chris robert hughes. robert hughes, jr. >> thomas hughes, jr. >> timothy robert hughes. >> john nicholas, jr. >> kathleen n. hunt casey. >> williams hunt. >> peggy hurt. >> joseph gerard hunter. >> steven, jr. >> robert sosa. >> thomas edwards hines. >> robert hemal. >> jonathan lee. daniel. >> michael patrick. >> and my sister jane allen. >> fredrik jr. and my husband wong, we love you and miss you every day. you will live in our hearts forever. >> abraham. >> anthony, jr. >> lewis. >> christopher gracia. stephanie verÓnica. >> douglas jason. >> kristin. eric johnson. >> ishicagua. >> joseph. >> aron, jr. >> john s. alexander. >> lacy bernard ivory. >> virginia. >> brine j. jack. aaron jacobs. >> ariel lewis jacobs. >> jason jacobs. >> michael g. jacobs. >> steven jacobson. >> marÍa. >> robert adrienne. >> ernst james.

stephanie verÓnica. >> douglas jason. >> kristin.der. >> lacy bernard ivory. >> virginia. >> brine j. jack. aaron jacobs. >> ariel lewis jacobs. >> jason jacobs. >> michael g. jacobs. >> steven jacobson. >> marÍa. >> robert adrienne. >> ernst james. >> grays -- griselda james. >> maxima. >> paul edward. >> john carlos jenkins. >> and my brother-in-law, devoted husband to jenny, god father of christy and ryan. >> and my grandfather, we love -- me and my sisters wish we could meet you. >> joseph jenkins, jr. alan. >> sarah judy. alicia jimÉnez, jr. >> charles john. >> nicholas john. >> denise m. johnson. scott michael johnson. >> william r. johnston. >> alison jones. linda jones. >> charles edward jones. >> christopher d. jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary. jones. >> edward, senior. >> robert thomas jordan. >> albert joseph. >> carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> michael. judge. >> thomas jergin. >> pamela choo and my big brother,

douglas hamilton.ince just about all of us will never have this experience, what's it like to open up your walter and see your great great great great grandfather on the bill? >> thanks for having me and when i do open my wallet up and hamilton's there which he frequently is, you know, it's a great reminder for me and for everybody else in this country that does that, to see one of the individuals that played such a significant role in the formation of this country. >> were you surprised by secretary lew's announcement doug? >> i was surprised. i had made one trip to the treasury, spoke to the folks there did a little talk. i knew there was an announcement of putting a woman on a bill but i didn't know they were talking about diminishing the role of alexander hamilton on the bill. >> this isn't a pulling down of the treasury revolutionary kind of moment. yet were you surprised at the same time, about the decision itself? >> well, alexander hamilton's legacy in american history i think in some ways, is

stephanie verÓnica. >> douglas jason. >> kristin.johnson. >> ishicagua. >> joseph. >> aron, jr. >> john s. alexander. >> lacy bernard ivory. >> virginia. >> brine j. jack. aaron jacobs. >> ariel lewis jacobs. >> jason jacobs. >> michael g. jacobs. >> steven jacobson. >> marÍa. >> robert adrienne. >> ernst james. >> grays -- griselda james. >> maxima. >> paul edward. >> john carlos jenkins. >> and my brother-in-law, devoted husband to jenny, god father of christy and ryan. >> and my grandfather, we love -- me and my sisters wish we could meet you. >> joseph jenkins, jr. alan. >> sarah judy. alicia jimÉnez, jr. >> charles john. >> nicholas john. >> denise m. johnson. scott michael johnson. >> william r. johnston. >> alison jones. linda jones. >> charles edward jones. >> christopher d. jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary. jones. >> edward, senior. >> robert thomas jordan. >> albert joseph. >> carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> mich

you know say that stephen douglas bank.e stilled defeated him in the senate but she turned out to be one of the most delight all women and their letters are quite wonderful. she stayed friendly throughout the war even after, mississippi was where he was from. mississippi receded and he became president of the confederacy and she wrote to her mother that there was no way that this is going to work. she said we don't have enough manufacturing and we don't have enough railroads that we can't win this war but i will do my duty she said. off she went to richmond the she stayed friendly with her friends in the north particularly clara who we know from blair house and montgomery blair and all that. montgomery blair was her brother. he was in lincoln's cabinet. her father francis lair was a lincoln confidant and it buys her. her other brother frank blair was a congressman. her husband philip lee robert e. lee's cousin but he was an officer in the union. because he was in the navy she wrote to him almost every day so they are thousa

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joseph douglas brian. janet ruth. barbara. peter mark.olet and. barbara mary. karen elisabeth hagerty. steven michael hackett. mary lou. dated holderman. my husband my kids and i love you very much and we miss you every single day. my kids and i would like to homily think all of us who have helped us the last 14 years to simply go to the sorrow and suffering and pain and thank you all very much. to the nation and friends and family everyone and anyone that we have come across to help us. thank you. >> my cousin and godmother. we love you, we miss you always. >> maya the rachel hale. richard hall. stanley hall. george hall. robert. vincent gerard. james douglas. muhammed. felicia hamilton. firefighter robert hamilton. karl hammond junior. frederick. christopher hamm the. firefighter sean he may. valerie jones. >> firefighter paul michael lawrence. dana. christine hanson. it has been an honor the past 13 years to read all the names of the beautiful lives lost on this site and from my son you always will be the wind beneath our wings. >> pet

as for trooper douglas, we are told he's still recovering from his injuries. police say frein shot douglas and dickson at random. >>> philadelphia's division of licenses and inspections is again reaching out the owner of a trouble property at south philly after scaffolding at the site blocked neighbors at their front door. the scaffolding and brickwork is only the latest chapter in the neighborhood's fight to get the property repaired at 17th and christian. residents say they have jumped through every bureaucratic hoop including dozens of calls to l & i and even an attempt to take control of the property in court. we counted 20 violations in 1700 christian street's history and still for neighbors, there has been no resolution. >> i'm ready to move. i'm ready to say good-bye to philadelphia. >> how long are you expecting to have this scaffolding up? >> as long as it takes these guys to complete the walls and the bricks. probably the next three weeks. >> that property owner insists he's hoping to turn the parcel into a community jewel but for now, his only permi

joining me now, douglas brinkley. douglas, let's take a look at this. after bringing the vietnam war to a close in 1973, richard nixon said he had achieved, quote, peace with honor. behind the scenes, nixon was still playing hardball with the north vietnamese over the release of p.o.w. saying if north vietnamese dragged its feet, he would not agree itself. here's nixon in a conversation with henry kissinger just one month after signing the peace accords. >> what do you make of that, douglas? whether he cares about agreement or certainly doesn't care about the wording of it much. >> no, you know, the paris peace accord happened in the big provision nixon was worried about was getting those p.o.w.s released. it was signed january 27th of 1973. he wanted their names and locations. he had secretary of state rogers deal with 12 countries finding these p.o.w.s. and no matter what, he'll go right back to war if he doesn't get them released, because for nixon, he didn't like the defense department a whole lot. he didn't like the anti-war left, but he did care a

she then married stephen douglas, senator who defeated abraham lincoln in the famous lincoln douglas debate. she was furious this was happening. she wrote, the dirty speculator and party pics are, broken and health by drink with his first wife, buys an elegant well bred women because she is poor and her father is proud. but then she says it's a good thing there is a new water system coming to washington so that barry came his wife in the factories douglas may wash some off of her. if he don't come they will be a perfect rooms with better ventilation. you don't learn from the men was stephen douglas think stinks. when she did go off to richmond to be the first lady of the confederacy, she stayed in close touch with her friends particularly elizabeth of blair house. lizzie lee wrote wonderful letters. her brother was in the congress, her father was a big advisory to lincoln, her husband was a cousin of robert e lee, was in the union navy. because he was in the navy she wrote to him almost every day. and we have the letters of the wartime letters are published, and they are utterly deli

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douglas.d father and uncle richard assam all one decennial gabriel your spirit leaves on he will never be forgotten thank you so much to all of first responders including those who died trying to save his life on the 70th floor of the south tower. thank you for all you do. >> for my cousin, not a day goes by that we don't miss you and think about you prepare your in our hearts forever it keep looking over us and god bless you and god bless everyone. thank you. >> stella. fellow. john. james o'grady. joseph. thomas. samuel. william. gerald michael. gerald thomas larry. christine a. and. edward. -- elizabeth oliver. barbara ogden. more riegle's and. steven john. matthew timothy. schaede miss. john o'neill. peter o'neill, jr.. john o'neill. betty. michael. christopher. margaret. of virginia. rubin. kevin o'rourke. peter. want ortega. james. alexander. david ortiz. emilio ortiz. ortiz. and my brother your family and i miss you very deeply and words cannot express his sadness that we feel in our he

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douglas.03. >> my god father and uncle richard assam all one decennial gabriel your spirit leaves on he will never be forgotten thank you so much to all of first responders including those who died trying to save his life on the 70th floor of the south tower. thank you for all you do. >> for my cousin, not a day goes by that we don't miss you and think about you prepare your in our hearts forever it keep looking over us and god bless you and god bless everyone. thank you. >> stella. fellow. john. james o'grady. joseph. thomas. samuel. william. gerald michael. gerald thomas larry. christine a. and. edward. -- elizabeth oliver. barbara ogden. more riegle's and. steven john. matthew timothy. schaede miss. john o'neill. peter o'neill, jr.. john o'neill. betty. michael. christopher. margaret. of virginia. rubin. kevin o'rourke. peter. want ortega. james. alexander. david ortiz. emilio ortiz. ortiz. and my brother your family and i miss you very deeply and words cannot express his sadness that we fe

he was followed at 8:43 by general of the army douglas macarthur.s arrived at 8:56. at 9:02, general macarthur stepped before a battery of microphones and opened the 23 minute surrender ceremony. you heard the superintendents comment ognjen macarthur's remarks. general macarthur after his breathe remarks sat and signed documents. at 9:30 the japanese had departed and world war ii was officially over. president truman declared that the formal surrender of japan on 2 september 1945 would be designated as vj day. this beautiful world war ii memorial honors the 16 million men and women who served in uniform the over 400,000 that died and the millions of americans that supported the war effort here at home. it commemorates the participation of the entire nation in that war and our national unity. it also serves as a lasting tribute to the spirit, the sacrifice and commitment of the american people for the defense of the nation. and the broader cause of peace and freedom throughout the world. to our world war ii veterans, those present and those unable to

douglas decided to try to stop the violence happening on his door step by mentoring kids on his block and encouraging his neighbors to be more visible and active in the community. >> i think the violence taking place is really a sign of desperation. it's people who are hurting, don't know how to say i'm hurting, don't know how to ask for help. >> reporter: coming up in the next hour i'm working on a story how joseph douglas is mentoring made it on to the big screen, well, in philadelphia. stay tuned. reporting live in university city, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> out to california now. that state is in a state of emergency because of this, dozens of fires. they continue to burn out of control this morning even with crews battling the flames around the clock this fire in northern california is only 5% contained. the valley fire as it's called surged to 62,000 acres. that's 95 square miles. it's swallowing everything in its path. more than 400 homes burned, at least one person is dead, more than 13,000 people have evacuated. and this new video gives you a better idea of the challenge

amy o'doherty marni pont o'doherty douglas e.elschlager takashi ogawa albert ogletree >> and my goth godfather and uncle, richard samuel gabriel, and your spirit lives on in all the good that occurs in this world and you will never be forgotten and thank you to all the first sporesponders includi those that died trying to save his life on the floor of the 78th floor of the south tower. >>> for my cousin, christopher charles am rosso. chris, there's not a day that goes by that we don't miss you and think about you, and you are in our hearts forever and keep looking over us and god bless you and god bless everyone. thank you. philip paul ognibene john a. ogonowski james andrew o'grady joseph j. ogren thomas g. o'hagan samuel oitice patrick j. o'keefe william o'keefe gerald michael olcott gerald thomas o'leary christine anne olender linday mary oliva edward k. oliver leah e. oliver eric t. olsen jeffrey james olsen barbara k olson. maureen lyons olson steven john olson matthew timothy o'mahoney toshihiro onda seamus l. o'neal john p

the surrender ceremony aboard the uss missouri on september 2nd, 1945, 70 years ago today, general douglas earnest hope, indeed the hope of all man kind that from the solemn occasion, a better world shall emerge out of the blood and cartridge of the past. a world found upon faith and understanding. a world dedicated to the dignity of man and the fulfillment of his cherished wish for freedom, tolerance and justice. and the world is still struggling to achieve universal peace to this day and understanding, here in lies the nation's sacred memorials. these places are merely granite and marble reminders of the dee deeds, they reminded us of people with otherwise ordinary lives. they help us understand the monumental trials and sacrifices that have shaped our nation, our government and society. and they remind us of what we can achieve when we work together as a nation. the national parks service is proud to be a steward of this legacy. and i promise you that we will be here every day of every year watching over this place to keep it, to protect it, to pass along the stories of heroism and sacr

frederick douglas hanes the third.son of my predecessor spoke before the podium and gave some words of commendation. san francisco should be proud of him. he is a world, a global citizen. he's in demand all around this globe and behalf of not just civil rights, one would take advocacy only for blacks. dr. hanes is a champion for human rights. respecting the worth and dignity of all human beings. whether it be gay rights, women's rights, workers rights, you make -- name it. this brother has been morally consistent and i say today though i accept this surprise citation that i wish my wife to come and share, that it can be a do alulia. not just a hallelujah!. it will be a do alulia when we stop this hemorrhaging this atrocity of black americans, that the report that will come out in the chronicles that the median income for african americans is $29,000. but for whites, it's between $101-110,000 a year. shame shame shame on san francisco. it's a shame on san francisco that every week i have been presiding practically over

haley, douglas and phyllis, we're all back. i did not get the last word on the last panel. discuss more now. representative henderson, cnn's latest poll shows trump is still in the lead, but losing support for the first time. carly fiorina had a huge jump in the polls. is that base of her performance in the debate or because she is an outsider along with trump and carson? >> absolutely her debate performance was outstanding and the fact that they say a person that comes to this job as an outsider, as a business leader. i think people are respond to go that. we've seen a huge, huge surge in her support here in south carolina. the events we have planned this week are filled to the top. we are moving venues just so we can accommodate all the people that want to be here. so we're really looking forward to a great trip for her this week in south carolina. >> charles, trump went on an attack against carly fiorina on the "today show" on her record. here it is, look. >> they look at her record of tremendous failure. look, she took lucent into the ground. she took hp into the ground

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. >> reporter: tracy douglas joins a growing crowd of the city's homeless in front of catholic charities. >> they don't serve good food, might have burnt beans, burnt rice. >> reporter: catholic charities prepares a nutritious dinner every wednesday through their st. maria's meal program. >> everybody is just really happy to be here and to eat together. >> reporter: monsignor john ensler heads catholic charities and blesses the food before the start of the meal. >> thanks today for the gift of those who come to share a meal. >> reporter: when pope francis visits, he'll also give his blessing to a meal on this very same street. >> he's coming and speaking to us? he's a pretty important guy. he's going to speak to us. they feel really validated and appreciated and i think they receive dignity. >> the pope should come around here more often, maybe we get more help. >> reporter: douglas receives his meal prepared by sandra and her family and friends. she'll also be here when pope francis comes. >> he'll realize that we're trying here, some people, a lot of people in the u.s. are trying to do

this is not the first time that douglas beckham has been accused of domestic abuse. court documents allege he hit her with a claw hammer in december. >>> a fly instructor and student in the plane died in the crash. >>> and in florida, a helicopter crashes and luckily the pilot was able to get out. he suffered a spinal injury. >>> time to get down to business, kraft is expanding its singles recall. and they say it is effecting 10 times as many cases as before thought. >>> and forecasters expecting some 220,000 new jobs added to the economy in august. >>> and triple crown winner, american pharaoh giving it another go. his final race is pects expected to be at the breerd der's cup in kentucky. >>> and a nail biter. and tebow makes his case for the eagles roster shot. could this be the last time we ever see him in a nfl uniform? you tuck there. if you're a toe tucker... because of toenail fungus, ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. used daily, kerydin drops may kill the fungus at the site of infection and get to the root of your toe tucking. kerydin may cause

douglas: we had all the headlines coming out last month that finally had launched its first airstrikes against the islamic state targets with the coalition in northern syria. a lot was made. or had been a lot of heavy u.s. lobbying. we know about that, for about nine months per lots of turkish agitation. finally they were on board, so there was a lot of clapping -- lots of turkish hesitation. finally they were on board, so there was a lot of clapping in the headlines. turkey has been going after the islamic state group because that is a target. it all has its i on the so-called kurdish insurgency, sort of embodied by the pkk, the kurdistan workers party. beenis really what it has most concerned with. from the turkish perspective, it is not about going the narrow target of the islamic state group. they see a broader security in broglie out, if you will. there have been military operations that have been aiming at islamists, kurdish militants, and also leftist militants. it is much more collocated from the security perspective, from turkey's standpoint. the coalition really is just glad

you know say that stephen douglas bank. he stilled defeated him in the senate but she turned out to be one of the most delight all women and their letters are quite wonderful. she stayed friendly throughout the war even after, mississippi was where he was from. mississippi receded and he became president of the confederacy and she wrote to her mother that there was no way that this is going to work. she said we don't have enough manufacturing and we don't have enough railroads that we can't win this war but i will do my duty she said. off she went to richmond the she stayed friendly with her >> >> and was a confidante. but her husband and was robert e. lee's cousin but because he was in the navy she wrote to him almost every day so there are thousands of letters in her wartime letters are actually published so her letters really give a sense of what is happening here all through the war and how much danger of washington especially at the beginning of of morehouse with every expectation and it was unsafe and i founded unpubl

under general douglas mccarthy, for four years he worked with -- come for fourhur years he worked to develop a plan for military defense. eisenhower went to fort lewis as it -- as officer of the 15th regimen. in the dark spring of 1940, armored divisions were crashing through belgium. beleaguered britain was standing . the united states had passed a selective service act and prepared for what inevitably delay -- inevitably laid ahead. and the challenge was to aid in that preparation. late in 1940 he was made staff of the third division, where his assignment brought him as chief .f staff for the ninth core in the summer of 19 41, colonel eisenhower became chief of staff to walter krueger, whose newly organized third army was preparing to participate in the most realistic warm and diverse yet held by american troops. these maneuvers over the louisiana countryside as america. or the growing army of citizen soldiers, eisenhower's task was to work out a path of defense for the mechanized force. soon after the maneuvers were over, eisenhower was promoted to brigadier general. within a matt

the 14 street bridge and douglas bridge.s on 395 leaving the city, only averaging in the teens. emergency roadwork in place. get ready for single digit. prescription georgia's county working from college park to green belt. and beltville. the emergency roadwork is at 450. two lanes are blocked. this is a solid stretch of bumper to bumper traffic. inching along. we are seeing the same thing on 95 in virginia. let's take a live look to show you a crash we have near the fairfax county parkway. this is the volume and get ready for delays on 95 in virginia. back to you. alison: thank you. well, people in burnett county, texas, are allowed to return to their home after a brush fire forced them out. it broke out monday afternoon burning 45 acres. threatening about a half a dozen homes just north of austin. the fire was 100% contained early this morning. no one was hurt. no homes were damaged. what sparked the fire is under investigation. jonathan: see the water out of the sky? we see it without the helicopters. alison: we need it.

signalman first-class serviceman douglas monroe. the coast guard had to be responsible for landing craft they would move from transport to show and put the other members of the armed forces into the jaws of death against the japanese and the germans. it was very dangerous duty. marines were placed on shore at guadalcanal and that flotilla got back to the transport and the coast guard captain said they are being surrounded by japanese. they are in a bad place. we should have known it. we need volunteers to go back and get them. so the flotilla went back. the marines got to the coast guard landing craft and douglas monroe put his craft onshore with a machine gun holding back the japanese and he was killed in action. he got the medal of honor. i gave a speech one time at the admiral nimitz pacific war museum, and it was headed by general mike hagey, former commandant of the marine corps . he came up to me and said the marines know all about monroe. this brilliant woman ran the coast guard women's reserve. she was a psychology professor

frederick douglas hanes the third. the grandson of my predecessor spoke before the podium and gave some words of commendation. san francisco should be proud of him. he is a world, a global citizen. he's in demand all around this globe and behalf of not just civil rights, one would take advocacy only for blacks. dr. hanes is a champion for human rights. respecting the worth and dignity of all human beings. whether it be gay rights, women's rights, workers rights, you make -- name it. this brother has been morally consistent and i say today though i accept this surprise citation that i wish my wife to come and share, that it can be a do alulia. not just a hallelujah!. it will be a do alulia when we stop this hemorrhaging this atrocity of black americans, that the report that will come out in the chronicles that the median income for african americans is $29,000. but for whites, it's between $101-110,000 a year. shame shame shame on san francisco. it's a shame on san francisco that every week i have been presiding practic

this brought together douglas macarthur and chester nimitz. washington had a plan. the philippines. along thehawaii gilberts, marshals, to palau. this was the job for naval and army forces under general nimitz. the other what cuts through the jungle of new guinea up to morotai. the general job for who promised return. ♪ first, the air arm reached ahead. ♪ second, amphibious assault. hit 'em where they ain't. up from australia and across jungle clad new guinea we , learned amphibious warfare and used the sea lanes for surprise, until we had cut off the japs and stood on the admiralty's. word dog in and ready. wak.e bypassed we ♪ strategy, surprise, up the stairway of islands. ♪ morotai. the gis in the south pacific word dog in and ready for the main event. to get there, they had left a lot of japs behind them. fox score. 152,000 dead, 160,000 bypassed. this total of 312,000 japs had dost us 13,000 dogtags naile to white crosses. ♪ meantime, the forces commanded by admiral nimitz in hawaii faced a different kind of war. there were no places to hit 'em where they ain't

we're at the corner of douglas and stewart. this would be the northeast corner. across the street that house is gone. across the street from that, that house is gone and across the street from that one, that house is gone. in some cases a couple of houses deep no longer exist. the only thing left is the chimney if they had one and the foundation. it's unbelievable what we've seen as we've driven through middletown and on the way up to middletown. this was an area that in the past fires, i've been up here, unfortunately, several times over the past month or so, both for the rocky fire, the -- the jerusalem fire. this is the area where people were evacuating to. that's not the case anymore. this is the place where people were fleeing from, in many cases running for their lives. one of the public information officers said it was like the oakland hills fire, more like a firestorm. this thing came through so quickly. we have video that we can show you that she shot as we were going through middletown earlier today. just house after house after house leveled. i mean, n

i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... ...or thrilling sights above it. there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> here's something to think about if you want to eat less, maybe you should buy smaller food packaging and use smaller plates. >> according to a new british study, portion control is key to getting obesity rates under control. researchers found people ate more when they were offered larger portions. no surprise there. or ate from bigger plates. the results suggest eliminating larger sized portions could reduce americans calorie intake by nearly a third. >>> a new study links vitamin d deficiency with cognitive decline among older adults. a study of about 400 seniors finds that vitamin d levels

in douglas, 100 northbound at jackson road an accident there.we are having some problems for septa, route 13 is shuttle bussing passengers between mount mariah and yeadon. dealing with about 10 minutes delays. >> 6:33. registration for the world meeting of families is happening now at the convention center. >> the doors opened about a half hour ago. matt delucia is live in center city and talked to some of the meem made the pilgrimage for this. you're saying a bus load arrived? >> a bus load of people. a lot of people have been coming to philadelphia, here for the week for the world meeting of families. and we'll talk with those two. the registration has opened at the pennsylvania convention center. people have been coming in for this event. more than 17,000 from around the world, more than 100 countries, they are here for the world meeting of families. this is the reason why pope francis is coming to philadelphia is because of the world meeting of families. all of these people here for this event here to meet with one another, this is held ever

>> reporter: the man in this video is douglas beckham, now in jail. the same jail he once worked in as a deputy at oklahoma county sheriff's office. >> he didn't go out, wasn't driving around in a car or anything like that. he was considered a deputy with the jail, but not a patrol deputy. >> reporter: beckham was hired in 2006 as a detention officer. in 2010 he was transferred and started working with inmates in the jail before a brief stint in an inmate food garden. >> as far as his capacity with the sheriff's department, he did not have a position where he was dealing directly with the public. >> reporter: in five years at the department, beckham never patrolled the streets or carried a gun. >> in 2011 his employment was terminated. >> reporter: the sheriff's office can't say why. >> you see the blood? >> reporter: the incident in the parking lot is not the first time douglas beckham has been accused of domestic abuse. >> stay out of this! >> reporter: last year documents showed he knocked her and picked up a claw hammer and hit her repeated repeat

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douglas kennedy shows us how churches are using advanced technology to spread their religious message.>> we want to engage young people. >> reporter: pastor todd stout runs a collegiate ministry. at columbia university in new york. unfortunately with young people who did not grow up attending church, a transitional appeal does not always work.>> we have to engage people where they are. >> reporter: he says that requires technology, which is why he has turned to face life, and at that encourages bible study, fellowship, and prayer.>> the days of carrying a leather bound bible to church are not necessarily over, but young people do everything on their phones nowadays. >> reporter: the catholic church released its own at last week in time for the arrival of pope francis.>> you are also the first pontiff to share an encyclical through a twitter account.>> reporter: thousands are here in washington to see the pope and millions more will greet him before sunday. not everyone who wants to see him will get to.>> your app is allowing people to follow the pope's every move. >> we're going to li

. --- douglas buenaventura --- douglas buenaventura dic"s,o para los humanos porque asiado dice: "s,star tomando selfies nodes nos descuidamos yo si creo e es mas peligrosa una selfies que que un ataque de un tiburn" ---gracias a todos por sus comentarios!... blanca ---escoltas profesionales han dado un paso fuera de las sombras para mostrar sus experiencias de salvar vidas. cesar-vo ---esto fue en un ucrania donde ernacnal en guardaespaldas demostraron como reaccionan ante un problema, tcnicas de combate y habilidades de manejo--- blanca-vo ---durante la realizacin de algunase sus tareas diarias ms dificiles tambien mostraron comodettar una amenaza y como prevenir un ataque. cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 5:30 ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> buenas noches compadre estamos de fiesta en el show nÚmero uno titulares y mÁs coors lig light. rafa mÁrquez tambiÉn se queda afuera. ademÁs esta noche tenemos mÚsica con alexis y feudido Órale compe hay buena mÚsica y noticias por eso somos el dÚo dinÁmico, somos titularess y mÁs coors light buena noches. >>> bienv

i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... ...or thrilling sights above it. there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >> you expect bumper to bumper traffic during rush hour but not bumper to tail wing. this is irvine california where a plane made an emergency landing right on the street. the driver made a turn and stopped on the road. a student pilot and his instruct were on bore. think about that lesson. we don't know why they had to make that emergency landing but apparently everybody is okay much that's a good thing. big lesson from little guy seven-year-old boy found $8,000 at a park and return it aiden wright was playing at a massachusetts playground on saturday and that's when he came across the treasure at the top o

no text remains but local newspaper said of douglas, he poured forth a stream of glowing thought andquence. >> on february 22n 22nd, 1861 president lincoln spoke of the gift of liberty offered all men by the declaration of independence. now my friends he asked, can this country be saved upon that basis? on july 4th, 1876, women's rights activist susan b. anthony crash the nation's centennial celebration at independence hall. told shocked audience while i was men of every race and climb and condition have been invested with the full rights of citizenship under our hospicable flag, all women still suffer the degradation of disenfranchisement. >>> now, someone 39 years later, comes another larger than life figure, pope francis. ♪ >> reporter: the deliver speech likely to take place among the greatest ever heard on these grounds. subject matter um any grace and religious freedom. the title, we hold these truths. ♪ >> most of this is going to be infectious. most if not all and the crowd is actually going to be very heavily weighted in terms of immigrants and those who work with them. >> r

douglas macarthur types he says who are out there. is that enough for a president? >> it scud could be. he is making an argument. he will go find the new petraeus, new mcchrystal, john allen, bring make, jim maddus, there are brilliant military mind. he could indeed do that. it is important i think to couple that in any time that that argument is made with, with names of people who are close in time to a younger generation who might not really relate to the fact that douglas macarthur, was a genius. i think maybe the messaging there need to get it is legitimate. i have done 60 interviews, plus with gop candidates. they're all over the map on how they will respond to this incredibly difficult problem of the two sides of islamist fanaticism, shiia side and sunni side. >> he said he is a great delegator. i don't think any other candidates said they will delegate foreign policy. normally when you hear gotch am questions or pop quizzes, it's the liberal media, you aren't exactly a part of the lib yal media or establishment. you are a conservative radio host you worked fo