ernie hudson, "ghostbusters" star and so much else.his guy is the real deal. >>> when we come back, get a lot of this virtual reality can you smell. so why do i think this whole technology stinks? i'll explain it to you. look stupid. but now there's a new model i think stinks because the vr mask emits odor heat to take you further into the game. to popular science editor lauren. you like this you think it's a great new thing i think it adds to stupidity. what say you? >> the idea is why have two senses when can you have three or four called feel real and incorporates already existing virtually reality head sets. neil: it is a head set. >> yes but you have to use oculus rift samsung it's got a bunch of technologies that he's the you in a warm environment. cool you down in a bzzar and dorartdgehat u ca pu inthere. il: thit wikill you, itttacheso you . >> smell a gimmick. do you remember smell i vision that didn't do so well. no one wants to incorporate smells, if you think about the video games you are playing the smells are jungle or fi

ernie chambers, the democrat, he's been an iconic leader in the state of nebraska, being one of the first lawmakers in the country to put out a ban on south africa years and years ago, this has been his cause for years and years. he said it was morally wrong. and finally he's gotten his conservative colleagues to join with him. i applaud nebraska for doing this. >> i'm a defender of the death penalty. i'm convinced by the arguments that it's both just and an important symbol for really heinous crimes. and how seriously we take states' obligation to preserve life actually, but i respect pro-life conservatives whose pro-life principles lead them to draw the line further, so to speak and rule out the death penalty. i'm curious what hillary clinton's position is actually her husband executed people as governor of arkansas. she was comfortable with that -- >> hopefully we'll get a chance to -- >> if she ever appears before the press, every republican candidate will -- >> we are out of time. thank you, everyone. let's take a break. >>> but first, it's that time of

independent nebraska senator ernie chambers celebrated the move. >> had not the conservative faction decided that it is time for a change, there is no way that what is happening today would be taking place. this will be a shining moment for the nebraska legislature. amy: nebraska is the nineteenth state to ban executions and the first conservative state to do so since north dakota in 1973. in a statement, the death penalty information center said -- "the efforts and arguments of nebraska conservatives are part of an emerging trend in the republican party, evidenced by the involvement of conservative republicans in legislative efforts to repeal the death penalty in other states, such as kansas, kentucky, south dakota montana, and wyoming." norway is divesting from coal -- a federal appeals court has struck down an arkansas law banning abortion after 12 weeks of pregnancy. the ruling upholds an earlier decision against the 2013 law, which was among the most extreme abortion bans in the country.

. >> reporter: 20-year-old ernie bergman here. >> the heat. you could smell the heat.er: and unlocking life after war. >> i guess it was july of 1969. i got spit on and got hot coffee thrown on me. >> reporter: he says he was not drafted but enlisted after the war began. >> war is a whole different story. >> he graduated from high school in 1966. and 49 years later he's come back not for a class reunion by to talk about war. u.s. history students eyes wide open glued to every word. he knows they have read about the war but standing tall in uniform before them they now know someone who has lived it. >> what was your worst day in vietnam? i haven't thought about it. april 4th, 1967 i was just carrying guys that looked like me from helicopters to the hospital. and that really messed me up. that was my worst day. >> it's an amazing thing. i belong here in the school and being anywhere else is kind of daunting. it's really scary. >> the whole idea of being over there is to get home alive. >> and to actually get someone from that time period in history and bring them into th

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. >> ernie will be the featured speaker at the marin county memorial day event at the civic center later this morning. >>> the valley transit authority is taking part in the memorial day moment. they will stop for one minute exactly at 3:00 this afternoon. it started almost 40 years ago by the group no greater love which honors fallen troops, veterans and their families. the organization is asking everyone to stop what they are doing and remember the troops they fought but never made it back home. at 7:00 tonight there will be a memorial day vigil at the crosses of lafayette. they are in memory of u.s. troops killed in iraq and afghanistan. it was started in 2006 by antiwar protestor. the crosses are on deer hill road and oak road in lafayette and can be scene from highway 24. thousands of motorcycle riders took part in the annual rolling freedom. military veterans and their supporters gathered at the pentagon, crossed the memorial bridge and rolled into the national mall. the ride for freedom started 28 years ago as a way to draw attention to vietnam veterans held in action. but now it'

ernie chase was arrested in the death of his stepdaughter. police became suspicious and got a search warrant and that is when they found the body side the home. chase is now in police custody. the man accused of killing three alexandria residents over 10 years is in court today. charles severance said he disagreed with his attorneys request for separate murder trials. severance, who has a history of out first said separate trials would require him to win multiple acquittals. he also said he does not trust his attorneys. the florida pilot who landed a jar of copter on the u.s. capitol lawn in april is due back in court today. doug hughes faces nine and half years in prison. he is in d.c. for a preliminary hearing this afternoon. he is charged with restricting -- violating restricted airspace . he says he wants to bring attention to big money in politics. taking a look outside, it is tough. cloudy, cool, and a little dreary. meteorologist doug hill is here with the forecast. doug: it will stay this way of who tonight and then we are in good sha

i think ernie sanders and what he represents is actually the biggest problem for her.he is hot right now, he will never be the nominee or the president, but she represents -- to have a challenge to her and discomfort with everything she stands for. that is a problem that is going to make this nomination fight harder and more complicated for her. mark: i will say that the worst thing today was bill clinton's performance. he is continued to talk about issues in a way that is not putting the things to rest. it is spooking some clinton supporters who say yeah, he is in africa, but we are going to get through this stuff. we need the bill clinton magic to be out there talking owls down for the trees, and for the second straight time, he is not doing it. john: bill clinton is not going to be on his best form where he is line. -- he is lying. he admitted he had not a shred of evidence -- he said he has no evidence of a quid pro quo, that is a different thing and that is a bill clinton tactic. let me finish my point. from a group of egomaniacs who play politics to a group of th

>> you set me up, ernie.p. >> shaquille o'neal seems to have caught his size 22 shoe on a cord while onset of the tnt studios. he did have some fun with it. whoever makes the best meme of me falling will win $500 cash. we tried one of our very own memes here, president obama doing the heisman -- >> he's an icy hot sponsor. >> that had to hurt when he went down. >>> just ahead, rotten tomatoes gives an audience score of 94%. now a hit show gets the axe. what did she do? why some say this baby monkey is disrespecting the royal family. alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ ♪ em-ma ♪ very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you from johnson & johnson. ♪ "smash me. dear god, smash me into a million pieces" little miss puffytail thinks every time someone enters this room. for whil

ernie said there's a movie "summer lover's, would you write a song. the love was gone", i go - peters says "i like that." and the best stuff comes fast, it always comes fast. we finished the song, it was a number one hit. >> yes. >> but the - the weird thing was we went to the movie, we were so excited to be in the movie. it's the end title. peter gallagher, and darryl hannah, we were at the premier, the start of the seconding. there's a motorcycle in the distance, as he sings ♪ everybody needs a little . >> the motorcycle gets louder and louder. by the time we are at the second, the motorcycle is louder than the song. >> you are dying. >> we are like "what? who in the world thinks the sound of a motorcycle is more important?" we were bummed out. >> great song. >> great song. peter. >> a few. >> yes. >> this one we did for karate kid. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ i am a man who would fight for your honour ♪ i'll play a song i never include when i do a concert. i don't think people know it. i can't sing "and i keep wondering ♪ ♪ whose holding on now ♪ ♪ and i keep wonderi

[applause] >> wmur has conducted interviews with different candidates and sat down with ernie sanders in march. >> good evening, welcome to the latest in our conversation with candidates. our guest this evening bernie sanders. we will get to know senator sanders and find out where he stands on key issues. i will ask the candidate some questions and after the break the audience will ask questions sort of a town hall format. before we start, we will take a look at the biography. bernie sanders was born in brooklyn, graduated from the university of chicago and moved to vermont. his first elected position was mayor of burlington. he won that election by only 10 votes. in 1988, he lost his election, but two years later was elected to first of his eight terms and in the house of representatives. then he won a seat in the senate and started his second term in 2012. he is the longest-serving independent member of congress in the history of this country. he spoke about his support of the middle class, the averment, universal health care, and the support of a veterans. he is also outspoken abou

authorities say last december krupp torched the house of limerick township detective ernie morris. these are the flames caught on home surveillance cameras. morris and his family were out of town. >>> an odor coming from a suitcase revealed a man in a suitcase. the man said he smelled something odd but thought he was imagining things. another person smelled the odor and called the police and they found a man's body inside. >> i mean it's not a densely traveled road. it's kind of off the beaten path. that's why i choose to walk back here with the animals. >> it's scary because you just don't know. it's just very very scary. >> police say the body belonged to a man in his 20s. an autopsy will determine how he died as police work to find out who dumped him there. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bring thefully ship. >> good morning. it's a mild start as we wind down your work week starting off at 66 degrees in the poconos, mid 50s. coatsville, 64 and kenneth square at 67 degrees in philadelphia. 62 degrees in mount holly. temperatures along the shore, low c

congratulations to turner sports host ernie johnson.for best studio host. but then he did something very special with the award. >> for this there's only one place it belongs, and that's on the mantel at stuart scott's house. so if the girls could come up, please. this is not for me. you may have cancer, but it doesn't have you. and you just fight. and you just lean in on people who love you. we love stuart scott. this is your emmy. >> guys such a classy move from ernie johnson right there. he's of course a cancer survivor and we lost stuart scott back in january. just such a nice thing for him to do for stuart scott's daughters right there. >> so much respect. so much respect in this business and beyond for both of those men. thanks, andy. >>> 25 minutes after the hour right now. so just how involved was isis in the attack in texas on sunday night? we have new information about the gunmen and just who they may have been communicating with online. that's right after the break. normally people wear pants. yeah that's why i'm hiding capta

authorities say last december krupp torched the house of ernie morris, her next door neighbor. morris and his family were out of town at the time of the fire. >>> 4:05 now. this weekends marks one year since philanthropist louis kats died in a plane crash. "nbc 10's" katy zachry is live. katy, i imagine emotions will be running hayat the ceremony today. >> reporter: that's right, chris. many of the students and staff knew louis katz. they have a legacy in camden in this charter school which is named after them. the pair co-founded it three years ago. today students will create a butterfly garden in honor of katz and dalsey. their plane crashed outside of boston. at the time of his death he was born and raised in the same area of camden where he started this school. coming up in the next hour you will hear from students about the legacy he's leaving in camden and the impact he personally had on them. reporting live in camden along the waterfront katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> 4:06. 69 degrees. we have new information on a deadly case of lassa fever in new jersey. lassa fever is

architect ernie mc henry provided "action news" with this animation of the 192 foot structure with 164 units and applause as and childcare center that will be open to the public. twelve townhouses will also be built around the north end it's expected to open in the summer of 2017. a new report on center city life is painting an exciting picture with growth and population in the arts and culture and of course a lot of construction. the is they is at important crossroads and "action news" monica mall spas more with here on this monica. >> the center city report shows philadelphia is again poised for greatness. it's got washing to do. city is comma live in a way we have not seen in 50 years. >> greater center city population has grown 16% just since 2000 from river to river, tasker to girard second only to midtown manhattan. millennials are now staying after they graduate college and empty nest rerz blocking to the city. >> people trying to consolidate the live work experience and what philadelphia is able to provide is place with great employment, great shopping and arts and culture and

so what we did was we had secretary kerry, secretary ernie monteese involved in the negotiations why it was that we were confident that if the framework agreement were to be solidified that we could verify they did not have a nuclear weapon, that was important to them and gave them additional confidence. there was a concern that i share, that even if we deal effectively with the nuclear issue, that we will still have a problem with some of iran's destabilizing activities, a number expressed the concern that with additional resources, through the reduction in actions, that was it possible that iran would syphon off resources into more destabilizing activity. secretary jack lew was there to explain there would be no sanctions relief until we confirmed that iran carried out its obligations under a nuclear deal. secondly, we gave them our best analyse of the enormous needs that iran has internally and the commitment that iran made to its people in terms of shoring up its economy and improving economic growth, and as i pointed out, most of the destabilizing activity is low tech low cast a

>> you set me up ernie. >> what do you mean me? >> shackquille o'neal looked like he dove to me.ter monitor with him. >> he takes off in a full sprint. not an easy trip and fall. he's offering now $500 cash to the person who creates the best meme of the whole thing. you can see it online. some good once out there. you can use the hashtag shaqtonafall. >>> we got "the pulse" coming up next. the famous female dressing like george michael for her birthday. >>> and a lucky escape. low-flying plane coming within feet of boaters. what's going on? toaster's broken. which means no eggo waffles. ♪ what's that sound? did you leave your hairdryer running? no. something smells delicious. how could something smell delicious when the toaster's broken? i smell sausage, egg, cheese and... eggo? l'eggo my eggo breakfast sandwich. the eggo breakfast sandwich. but the toaster's broken. it's sweet, it's savory, it's in your microwave. l'eggo my eggo breakfast sandwich. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray outperforms a leading allergy pill. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase co

. >> reporter: attorney ernie castillo then led jones through a gauntlet of shouting people. >> how does it feel to kill two innocent people. >> he posted a $250,000 bond and with no new court action today he was free to leave and many here hoped to see jones taken back into custody. >> tell us what happened inside. >> they said they need to further investigate and there are no charges and we need your help, please. >> she's hoping to organize a larger group of people to be here on may 28th and that's when brian jones returns to court. sergio quintana abc 7 news. >>> tonight the san jose police department is defending an arrest some say involves excessive force and it was caught by cell phone camera. they restrained juan moreno lopez at story and white roads and lopez had tried to run towards the officers and a police spokesman says this was a necessary takedown. >> there were some baton strikes and there were some punches that were thrown, even after the suspect was handcuffed he continued to struggle and fight and resist with the officers. >> police say lopez continued resisting in the

. >> i want to see burt and ernie's rubber ducky song. >> rubber ducky you are the one, make may bat time so much fun. you are my best friend. >> it is true. >> yes. >> so cute. >> there we go. >> good morning katie. >> nothing puts a smile on your face, what would. so cute. i remember showing that video of that duck being in sidney, australia, it gets around big time. lets get you you the there weather today looking very similar to yesterday. i do not think any showers or storms fire up will have the severe weather potential we saw yesterday. for now it is quiet but there will be a few showers or storms that fire up into the the afternoon and evening. they will get some shore time later, moving west to east but overall we are looking at a okay shore day vittoria. >> good morning everyone. traveling on the 42 freeway maybe heading down the shore on the southbound side toward atlantic city expressway we are in the clear. so far so good we are still at the point where we are waiting for rush hour to form, even taking the schuylkill expressway but i have a feeling it is not too far away

. >>> ernie johnson won best studio host. look at what he did with his award. >> there's only one place where it belongs. it's on the mantle at stuart scott's house. can they come up for me? >> johnson gave the award to the daughters of the late stuart scott, who passed away in january battling cancer. >>> u2 go underground and undercover. the 1999 prediction that is coming through. >>> and is thanksgiving turkey dinner in jeopardy? details up next. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest

>> reporter: his shoe size 23 -- >> you set me up ernie. >> hey! >> what do you mean me?as halftime after all. they were ready with the instant replay. >> look at this. >> oh, my gosh. oh -- >> what -- >> what are you doing? >> reporter: but shaq his sense of humor also in tact with a tweet. whoever makes me the best meme of me busting my wins $500 cash. they were off. shaq as smooth criminal. to the left there with michael jackson. shaq in gull verve's travels. losing to fly mayweather. and shaq with muhammad ali. stings like a bee. in the end, he picks himself up and picks up that shoe too. and he was off to find the person who will place first. which is why i am buckled into this seat. thank you for watching on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. from sony pictures studios it's ameririca's game -- wheel... of... fortune! la dies and gentlemen, here are the stars of o our show -- pat sajak and vanna whitite! hey, that would be, uh the two of us. thank you, jim thornton. thanks, everybody. another nice gro

ernie and sarah perez on vacation with their three year old daughter and another couple when -- >> oh, no! >> reporter: this terrifying deluge bursting through the door. in just ten seconds, a whirlpool in the living room. children's toys, furniture, debris. the river rushing in pushing more than twice the volume of niagara falls. in just 20 seconds, the electric flickers. >> we're okay, we're okay. >> should we call 911? >> we're okay, 911 is not going to be able to get to us. we're okay. all right? >> you guys keep saying that but look at this [ bleep ] house. my main concern was getting trapped in that house with my daughter nin there, so, that was the hard part for me. >> reporter: the family telling their story to our affiliate, kvue. >> we were trying to figure out how we were going to get out of there. i was -- i tied sheets together to make a lifeline in case we needed to get from the window to the tree. >> reporter: and the water kept rising. you can see the water line right there. that family five of them had nowhere to go. they are huddled in this room. finally, they call 9

ernie johnson won the award for best studio host.hat he did with his award. >> as for this, there's only one place it belongs and that's on the mantle at stuart scott's house. if the girls could come up, please, this is not for me. we love stuart scott. this is your emmy. >> incredibly thoughtful. johnson giving the award to the late stuart scott who passed away in january battling cancer. >> announcer: "early today" brought to you by sea bond denture adhesive. lose the ooze. >>> did you see it, the cringe worthy moment on "the price is right"? >> george what have we got for her? >> a couple of prizes. we've got a treadmill and a new sauna. >> yea, a woman in a wheelchair wins a treadmill. plus crazy people jumping over rows of cars. ure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. don't be envious. be envied! revlon colorstay gel envy™

>> reporter: his shoe, size 23 -- >> you set me up, ernie. >> hey! >> what do you mean me?as halftime, after all. they were ready with the instant replay. >> look at this. >> oh, my gosh. oh -- >> what -- what are you doing? >> reporter: but shaq, his sense of human always in tact, with a tweet. "whoever makes me the best meme of me busting my wins $500 cash. go." they were off. shaq playing twister. shaq in the ball pit. shaq as "smooth criminal." ♪ to the left there with michael jackson. shaq in gulliver's travels. shaq losing to fly mayweather. losing to usain bolt. and shaq with muhammad ali. stings like a bee. in the end, he picks himself up and picks up that shoe, too. and he was off to find the person who will place first. which is why i am buckled into this seat. thank you for watching on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. >>> a brazen doorway assault on a 13-year-old girl. what police are asking us to do now to help locate the attacker. >> the message that made this church a target for vandals and a clever sign of forgiven

the rubles or if you're just looking to buy and influence people, you could win a call from your man ernie something like this ♪ ♪ ♪ this land was made for you and me. >> if there's one particular thing about toddlers, it's throwing a temper tantrum. this mother busted out the iphone to play kobler karaoke. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> bo, you are darn right that mother will pay for this because she has monetized the video and it has gone viral, you are actually paying for your own college with the embedded ads. an astroturf. the decay of the lawn world. how are we supposed to cover up the gray hairs of the universe? with green spray paint? residents are fed up with the dead brown grass as a result of the drought and so they have taken matters out of the hands of mother nature and into their own, looking fresh and green for the start of summer. going to have to touch up the roots. and that is going to be sexy on a slip and slide. if you have any more stories you'd like to be, i know someone who speaks french. you can send me your tweet and find me on instagram. coming up next, if you love ro

ernie he will be the featured speaker this morning at the memorial day event at the civic center. >> what an amazing gift to be able to hear his story. it makes it personal. >> history comes alive. >>> 71:29, a couple shot and killed -- 7:12, a couple shot and killed, unrest after. >>> honoring those who served our nation, the special significance memorial day has this year in our nation's capital. >>> great start to your holiday, partly cloudy skies expected at least away from the coastline for today, temperatures will remain unseasonably cool, checking in on your current conditions, in the extended forecast a big warmup coming your way more on that coming up in just a bit. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >>> welcome back, we are following defense minister says seven soldiers have been killed, ten others hurt after a soldier started shooting fellow troops, it happened at the military bare racks where 22 people were killed in a terror attack, the motive behind this shooting still not clear. >>> 7:15, u.s. troops are paying their respe

he followed his older brother, ernie junior, into the service enlisting in the u.s.y as an aviator. in those days before satellite reconnaissance, mr. dunn was trained to fly what very likely were suicide missions, low-altitude scouting flights in slow, lightly armored, single-engine seaplanes. he was preparing to take part in the invasion of the japanese home islands when president truman's decision to deploy the atomic bomb brought an end to the war. back home, mr. dunn built his father's firm into one of the largest and most admired contractors in the united states. its crews can be seen on state of the art projects from coast-to-coast and, as henry pointed out, right across the street. he has imbued his family and his colleagues at the company with a passion for giving and philanthropic leadership. a contribution of mr. dunn that continues to this day, every year, more than 10% of pretax earnings from his company goes to charity. edward matheny was captain of the basketball team of the university of missouri when the war found him. graduating on an accelerated sc

unfairly diskrim nated against when a belfast bakery reap fused to fulfill his ordered for a bert and ernieake with inscription support gay marriage. the bakery maintained it was within its rights to refuse the order, given the christian faith and belief gay marriage was wrong. >> we are extremely case pointed from the judgment. we said from the start the issue was from the message not with the customer. we didn't know what the sexual or yen taegs of mr. lee was. >> mr. lee won the support of london's equality commission, saying he felt prejudiced against. on the basis of his beliefs, or marriage. on tuesday. a judge agreed. ruling that the bakery was a commercial business. had a duty to treat everybody equally regardless of its own beliefs. >> there is no such thing as a christian company. there are christians who trade in the commercial sphere. once you enter into the arrangement you are bound by the laws of the land. >> reporter: gay marriage is not permitted in northern ireland. the cake in question was ordered in may 2014. for a function marking international day against homophobia. mr

>> you set me up ernie. >> what do you mean me? >> you set me up ernie. >> oh down goes shaq.own goes a monitor as well that flew right out of his massive shoe. shaq claimed he had been set up. he was a very good sport about it all. later tweeting i'll do the pg version, darn i'm clumsy. and promised $500 to the fan with the best meme. some delivered. there's a few there. shaq on the canvas after being knocked out. shaq coming in second in a sprint against the fastest runners in the world. and shaq joining michael jackson on stage to perform smooth criminal. >> he was great sport. k you, amy. >>> we have a health alert for the 45 million americans who suffer from seasonal allergies. warnings of a pollen tsunami. some of the hardest hit areas. washington, d.c. the purple there. dr. richard besser here to talk about it. how do you know when it's an aler ji and when it's a cold? >> it can be hard to tell. if you get the same symptoms at the same time every year that's allergies. no body aches and fever, that's more likely with a cold. if it runs in your family more likely to be a

. >> okay, ernie johnson, i like this guy. i listen to him all the time.out standing studio host last night. he is on tnt. >> he didn't holds on to the trophy very long. >> three time emmy winner gave it up saying it belonged with the late great stuart scott, worked at uspn for years, veteran sports cat over presented the trophy to stewart's daughters. i think stewart was with espn for over 20 years. >> died every cancer back in january at the age of 49. boy, two beautiful caughter. >> yes, they are beautiful. >> nice way to go, ernie. guess who is on good day this morning? this is unreal. billie jean king. you talk about icon? >> oh, my gosh. and plus, she will be part of big honor in philadelphia today. >> by the way, alex whom i there is isn't satellite. she will be sitting next to us. >> oh, my goodness. >> dead of the 40 hour work week, who works just 40 hours any more? probably work more than 40 hours a day, do you, but are you eligible for over time? tell us how to get extra monday any your paycheck this week. that's next. we snap it. we stack it. w

attorney general, loretta lynch and education secretary ernie duncan led the discussion. they talked about the lessons they learned from young people in maryland and missouri. lynch says president obama's new initiative called my brother's keeper is seeing results. >> we are rallying a coalition of government and private sector leaders to create and expand opportunities for youth across the nation. demonstrating to young men of color and to all our young people that their country cares about them. >> the -- kuhn dan says reducing violence among adult the is the key to stopping youth violence. they are releasing the flood gate raising them in texas. the army corps of engineers said the water level is seven feet above flood stage. they are releasing 15 thousand gallons to help alleviate flooding. residents are being told to prepare for possible evacuations. that part of the state was dealing with torrential rains. >> we've got cool stuff on the way tonight. how soon doug? >> it's going to be a bigtime change. early tomorrow morning you wake up walk outside and say it feels

. >> i think it's politics, whether it's hillary clinton, ted cruz, ernie sanders, that is what is going sides of the aisle. charles: we do feel like the gop candidate will not pick up the marching orders. what i'm trying to find out is will they actually be more to the left or could they be something in the middle? >> i think what hillary clinton, she is going to be the candidate of common sense and i see that as being more to the middle, palatable to independence, not pandering, just actually being realistic and wanting to get something done. >> what do you make of the president's comments? that they are cast in this negative light, that they are just using a system, forever talking about this and that people were just thrilled to be lazy in her home and starting up welfare. would what do you make of that? >> it's interesting because newark, new jersey, it's an economically depressed area, a large part of the practice actually consist in dealing with federal subsidy programs such as the housing and urban veltman section eight program and while i see the benefit, we need these programs

it was the ernie piles and plate 19th century made the connection, vietnam we're talking earlier about going out and writing hometown stories one of the great pleasures was to talk doing -- go back, say i got the clipping and that picture looked great. we were the connecting point. but restrictions that the military and government imposed on journalists today you don't have reporters telling those stories any more. this is a problem. we have a role to play when our own people are committed to these foreign conflicts. >> schieffer: laura we really don't end wars, do we? >> one of the things that vietnam taught me and reporting i did subsequently after the war was that words don't end. they come home, it's the women and the children who fight them. there is a two find beauty and meaning in life again. there's sometimes a war to learn how to pick up a fork, how to tie a shoe, how to reconnect with a world that sent you to do something you never really thought you were going to do. and the aftermath of war is something that is profound. and i think -- we didn't recognize the soldiers enoug

ernie bevin the sledgehammer, agreed with him. quote, german response to brute force and nothing else. the secretary of state for india, leo amerry was more ferocious and advocated bombing highly populate up toes, not just mere villages. but then datley produced a moral consideration, quote doubt if it is useful to enter into competition in frightfulness with germans. herbert morrison backed him up. if the royal air force purposefully bombed german civilians, a cycle of frightfulness would ensue and then quote public will say why did you draw this down on to us? the secretary of state for air a liberal archibald sinclair introduced a practical consideration. momming civilians would represent, quote diversion of effort from the military objective, and anderson agreed. quote, it costs us something and them nothing. by which he meant that if britain bombed the defenseless towns or villages she would lose an opportunity to bomb important military objectives while germany would lose only civilian lives. and now anthony eden, too swung

. >> senator, oh, give him a break, that's nebraska senator ernie chambers who has been working to trypeal the death penalty for 40 years, don't call time on him today, now that he's finally getting it done. getting it done with almost unbelievable numbers. in nebraska, they have 49 legislators, they all sit in one house, which is technically nonpartisan. they're thought to have 3-1 in the legislature. the vote is astonishing, 32-15. that's a huge imagine order. voting to repeal the death penalty in nebraska. that was not only a big enough vote to override a filibuster. it was enough for a veto. the governor should get the bill on his desk, once he vetoes it, we'll find out whether those 32 votes are going to hold. obviously, even though this is nebraska, i had a feeling this is going to happen, that's why we've been watching it, now here it is. like we always say, watch this space, we're going do have more on this in the coming days, the veto inevitably comes from the governor, and the pressure is going to get tense, as to whether or not that vote is going to stand. anybody who tells