fisher. this fort was to help protect the fort of wilmington. by august of 1863, this was the primary port for most blockade runners coming in when they came into wilmington, they could offloot their supplies on to trains in the town of wilmington. and they could directly head north to richmond. there were a series of defensive fortifications that were posted all along the river. there was fort holmes, fort johnston. you had ft. anderson, three miles up river. numerous batteries all over the area. that was meant to keep the union fleet. they literally ran into the mouth of everything and sailed right past the defensive positions. >> when ft. fisher was first constructed or started, it was april 1861, there was not a lot of organizational capacity to this nobody thought about what was supposed to be the basis. five different gun in placements. they were not interconnected, they were not interlocking. they were just sort of poundses of dirt with artillery pieces on them. in july 4th, 1862, a new commander came to the fort. what he decided to do wa

.>>> this morning we spoke with jordan fisher . she was visiting barcelona with a friend at the time of the attack. jordan fisher described the fear she felt as she ran for her life. >> people were everywhere, trampling over everybody. the entire market. things were flying everywhere. nobody knew what was going on. we went to eat and were in the market when it happened. we didn't realize that the taxi was going to drop us off down at las ramblas . there were candles everywhere. all of the shops were open. [ crying ] nobody is going to back down from this. nobody is going to leave. we are all here for each other. i am still shaky. i had the biggest panic attack of my life last night. [ crying ] i had to go to the hospital. i was undershot. my entire body was going numb. [ crying ] i cannot stop hearing everybody screaming in my head. one girl screaming "my face! my face!" their faces in horror running towards us. >> jordan fisher and her friend hid inside an ice cream shop, for seven hours, before it was finally safe to leave.>>> a

nikole: abigail fisher cannot prove she was discriminated against. record shows there were black and latino students with better test scores that also did not get in, and white students who had worse test scores did get in. in fact, that case is not a bout -- not about her being discriminate against. it is about a belief by certain conservatives you should never take race into account, even if you are trying to address an historical legacy of dissemination and ongoing discovery nation. they will tell you -- the lawyer who brought this case -- i interviewed him, and he could not prove abigail fisher was is committed against. really that was irrelevant to him. the understanding of the case was she was treated unfairly. what also was not talked about in texas, the way affirmative action works, if you are a white student, you can also get points for your race. if you happen to go to a heaeavy black or latino high school, you would get points in the admission process. can you talk about here in new york city -- you have done a lot of reporting here where

you can see the beginning of fishers amongst various groups. and what i believe the president was trying to accomplish this week was to give the venezuelan people hope and opportunity to create a situation where democracy can be restored in venezuela. >> in addition to vice president pence's stop in columbia, he is also expected to make a trip to arkansas jen tee -- argentina, chile. he will talk about ties between

steven fisher is working to gather more details. we'll have more on our nbc 10 app. >>> right new a live view in philadelphia temperatures still in the low 70s. we are warming up today and we'll be drying out for several days. we'll have more coming up in a few minutes. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus h

>> narrator: but vaccine watchdogs like barbara loe fisher oppose such legislative attempts to limitarental choice, turning again to the internet. >> the battle lines are clearly drawn. now americans have a choice to make. will we stand up and fight to protect our freedom to make voluntary decisions about which vaccines we buy and use, or will we permit liability-free drug companies and government health officials to take that freedom from us? >> madame chair and members of the committee, thank you. >> narrator: jennifer margulis has also joined the fight, testifying against a new oregon bill to ban personal belief exemptions. >> for me this is a debate about freedom and parental choice. oregon should be educating parents about vaccines and vaccine safety. there is no place for forced vaccination in a free society. >> thank you. >> narrator: and some politicians are being asked to weigh in on this divisive issue. >> parents need to have some measure of choice in things as well. so that's the balance that the government has to decide. >> did you really just say that you think most vac

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traveling with the president in new jersey, i'm kristen fisher, fox news. >>> meanwhile secretary ofte rex tillerson is in the philippines, it's the beginning of his first trip to southeast asia as secretary of state. tillerson is expected to discuss a range of topics including the situation in north korea. whole then head to neighboring thailand and then malaysia. >>> look at what's happening as president trump is away on vacation, the white house is getting a little tlc. pictures taken by the social media director at the white house. the west wing is getting a new heating and cooling system. the oval office is getting fresh paint and new carpet. looks like they're furniture. >> the desk is actually from the oval office. >> get it out and re-do it. he's staying more than two weeks >> they have some to him. >>> a frantic search for a group of marinas missing off the coast the australia details next. >>> scary moments at a minnesota mosque. after an explosion. the fbi is involved in the investigation, we'll have the latest. [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can

fisher and the rest of the space station crew have an outstanding perspective on a major event comingple of weeks, the total solar eclipse is august the 21st. drew tuma will show us the closest spot in t bayhe area to catch the eclse in totality. if you're going somewhere to see the eclipse, uc berkeley has a special request for you as well. >>> a bay area little league team is about to play on a huge stage. the team from san ramon is battling to be the best in the west. >> they're, oh, so close. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here now. following their progress, this is exciting. >> we're all biting our nails. it's every young baseball player's dream to play in the series. the 11 and can almost taste it. first they have to win the western regionals being played in san bernardino. this is yesterday's opening ceremonies. canyon creek earned the right to play here after becoming the northern california champ. the san ramon boys, if they win that and more, they're williamsport bound. the oakland a's are cheering them on with this message at the coliseum. two bay area teams came heartbre

steven fisher was the first reporter on the scene this morning. that neighbor admitted she almost didn't make that call to police. >> at first she wasn't sure what was going on at her neighbor's house. but the more she watched, the more she got the gut feeling that told her something just wasn't right. she was hesitant to call police, but looking back she and everyone else are glad she did. >> it was carol's phone call to 911 that resulted in this scene in a quiet plymouth township this morning. police cars and a a house surrounded. >> it was scary because we have lived here for 50 years. never, ever had a problem. she shh two men break into the house and flooded the street and locked it down. >> the 31-year-old barricaded himself inside the house for three hours. >> i was basically watching from up here. >> you can see everything. >> i can see everything. >> her 7-year-old neighbor was alk to escape, but did suffer minor injuries. >> we were just praying to get these people to protect the police officers. >> sky force 10 was overhead the remainin

we get the lat est from fox's kristin fisher >>reporter: the president taking to twitter this weekendo d club in new jersey, tweeting working in bedminster, new jersey, as plan as planned construction is done at the white house. this is not a vacation, meetings and calls. he also addressed the leaks that have been playing his administration. praising attorney jeff sessions after saying after years of leak goes on in washington it's nice to take action. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein appearing on fox news echoing the talks of those responsible. if they violated the law we'll prosecute . including anybody who breaks the law. rosenstein also addressed the ongoing russia investigation circling the administration, specifically the news this week that the special council had emotional paneled a special grand jury. we conduct investigations and we make a determination at some point in the quoars of the investigation about whether charges are appropriate. meanwhile the administration is coming out again times article alleging that vice-president mike pence is preparing for a run for p

steven fisher has the latest on this case. >> reporter: neighbors were called seeing him come and go from time to time, but people said they won't feel better until he's locked up and behind bars. >> this is usually a quiet area. it's not really much done on this block. >> but yesterday police rolled in here to lo cust street and raided this house and found the gray sedan involving to the accused killer just down the street. >> it was scary. it is scary. >> the raid on this house that turned up empty startled neighbors and that's not what bothers them. the fact that he's still loose is weighing heavy on everyone's minds. >> of course, it's making me nervous. it's making me nervous about anyone that's on the street. >> dorothy fisher didn't know rollins was a frequent visitor. >> it's not going to change her row teen, but nose who live around here say they will be keeping a closer eye ob each other and who is strolling through. >> i will be leery. >> just have to be careful. >> from listening to the neighbors, they feel uncomfortable with the entire situation. we have been in touch wi

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to your first alert weather now, summer nights don't get much better than this. a live look at the beach in cape may. it is sunny and clear tonight. a nice evening to take a run along kelly drive. still looking live at boat house row. the humidity is really pretty low. it feels comfortable. beautiful today, beautiful tomorrow, youen can't beat that. let's go to meteorologist hurricane sandy for the rest of the week. >> if you didn't get a chance to get outside and enjoy today, you got one more chance. because tomorrow is going to be very much like today. 84 degrees right now. we got up to 86 today. the sunshine continues. we have blue skies across much of the area. we have a nice sea breeze at the jersey shore. and that's keeping temperatures moderate. 80 in ventor. 78 in ocean city. 78 in cape may point. eninland it's not especially warm. the high temperature, 86 today. 86 tomorrow. i think the southeast wind may keep the temperature down a bit on friday. those clouds offshore are dwoing to stay offshore and the next area of showers is barely i

a different picture in folk music lovers are bracing nbc 10's steven fisher has the story. >> rep when we got here said they hope it does rain. if it does rain the festival is festiv >> 1988 i've done a lot of cloudy rainy and very hot festiv >> i'm welcoming the rain right now. i'm really hot. i'm happy about it. >> rain or shine. i don't love mud fest but if you come with a good pair you'll be fine. ♪ >> rep the music never >> we sat through driving rain storms we sat through near tornadoes down a lot of fence and stuff. so we're ready for it. >> rep the festival tents set up for musicians and vendor some will attempt to avoid it. the only way there will be of course nothing as ofiest but report steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> a live look at the wind field. just a light breeze out there. we're expecting some heavy winds and heavy rain about to head a bit hazy out there. >> the eagles lucked out they now a live look at first alert radar. if not getting rain at >> let's bring in our meteor we saw that live picture, dark >> they are building very quickl do see those winds developing. mo

chief meteorologist eric fisher of or boston station wbz, has more on that. >> it's been a scorching couple of days across the northwest and the smoke from fires is not helping. things are starting to cool relatively speaking just a little bit. high temperatures close to 90 in seattle over the next several days. talk about triple digits in spokane, 90s in portland and sacramento. we're going to dial it back a little bit, not much in the way of record high over that three-day stretch, just above the average of normal temperatures. we head through friday evening and into saturday morning across interior parts of the northeast. a chance of wint gusts, isolated tornado and a chance of rain across new york state and pennsylvania. behind it, a fall preview. look at the cool air. it's going to dominate much of the middle of the country. temperatures as much as 5 to 15 degrees below average. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> tourists will be allow loued to return to north carolina islands following a power outage. power was cut to both islands a week ago when construction crews

fisher is on the board of both at&t and pepsi richard, welcome back.ce to have you back on the show thank you. >> so sill ask your indulgence on this story that is just developing now yet another ceo is leaving one of the president's councils and ask you, as a board member of at&t, and pepsi, whether you believe that either randall stevenson or indra knewy should do the same as some of these other ceos have done and leave >> you know, i never comment on the boards that i sit on, or on the ceos that i have the privilege of working with. so i'm not going to comment on that how's that but i will say that i though that the statement by the ceo of 3m was appropriately directed purely to economics, purely to tax policies and i thought it was quite articulate >> you're not going to share with us whether you've had any conversations or any of the board members of either of those firms have been discussing those issues and i would ask you why not? i mean, if you know, part of being on a board, one would think, other than collecting a handsome fee is in times li

steven fisher is okay. >> doing well after all that. >> that was amazing. >>> all right.r nbc 10 at 5:00. >> here's keith jones. >>> next at 5:00, the eclipse excitement continues all over the region. it was the hottest ticket in town. thousands of people lining up with the mt. joy observatory in delaware to witness the solar eclipse. their once in a lifetime experience all new at 5:00. >>> and i'm tracking heat and the chance of thunderstorms making a return. most accurate forecast is coming up. >>> some people couldn't believe their eyes as they stopped in their tracks to peer up at the sky for today's solar eclipse. this was the scene where the sidewalks were filled with people enjoying the sights. >> across the country, millions of people dropped what they were doing to walk outside and gaze up at the sky. oregon, and wyoming, two of the states caught in the path of totality. while we never saw totality here in the region, we have a pretty good show of mother nature. >> if you missed what the eclipse looked like here in philadelphia, or you couldn't track down the gla

i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> tourists will be allowed to return to two north carolina islands today following a week-long power outage. visitors will have access to hatteras and ocracoke islands this afternoon. power was cut to both islands a week ago when construction crews working on a bridge hit some underground transmission lines and that forced an estimated 50,000 visitors to leave at the height of the tourist season. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news" now, cyber surprise. a hacker once hailed a hero is arrested. >>> and a dazzling play on the diamond as the orioles pull off a triple play. this is the "cbs morning news." pull off a triple play. this is the "cbs morning news." . i should know. i have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation. so i use restasis multidose. it helps me make more of my own tears, with continued use, twice a day, every day. restasis multidose helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose did not increase tear

tony fisher started a petition, asking to make the spot a park, honoring heyer, and the two virginia state troopers. he felt compelled to do something after hearing from heyer's mom. >> i went to heather's memorial on wednesday and her mother said, do what you can to make a difference. this is me trying to make a small difference. >> fisher has gathered more than 400 signatures so far and plans to present them to the mayor very soon. >>> one last note on charlottesville tonight. protests in our area this weekend, we heard them, too. enforcement agency around and as of tonight, nobody has issued permits for any sort of demonstrations in d.c. >>> moving now to a story that is new tonight. former white house adviser, steve bannon is in charge of his right wing news organization. staffers at bright bart tell us he ran their evening editorial meeting hours after leaving the trump administration. he said in several exit interviews that he will quote, go to war to promote president trump's policies from the outside. was he pushed out or did he resign? critics say he could use his media orga

reporting live, steven fisher, nbc news. >>> we had more breaking news. sky force 10 is live over a shooting in novrt philadelphia. we have learn ed happening in a guy knee avenue. no word if anyone was hit, but we know the police officers were not hurt in all this. sky force 10 live over a police-involved shooting. the section cordoned off there now. >>> roigt now at 5:30, tracking rain for the start of the weekend. here's a live look down the shores of may. not looking bad out there. we know that the clouds are slowly going to start to push in. dry at this hour. people soaking up the last rays of the day. then the changes will come tonight into tomorrow. >> you can see the rain move in into our area on the radar. this could mean your friday night plans are going to involve a little rain. >> let's get to meteorologist erika martin. she's timing all this out for us. >> this is why i like neighborhood forecasts. it allows us to give you the details as to why not everybody is seeing rain at this moment. so the suburbs current temperatures in the 70s. we hav

fox's christian fisher has shows details. >> reporter: the president taking to twitter to defend his trip to his golf club in new jersey tweeting quote working as long as planned construction is being done at the white house, this is not a vacation. meetings and calls, he also addressed the leaks that have been plaguing his administration, praising attorney general jeff sessions by saying after many years of leaks going on in washington, it's great to see the to open taking action. for national security, the tougher the better. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein appeared on fox news sunday he can could he go the talk of prosecuting those responsible. no matter who they are. >> if they violated the law in that case warrants prosecution, we'll prosecutes >> including white house officials and members of congress >> anybody who breaks the law. >> reporter: he addressed the news this week that the special council had empanelled a second grand jury >> doesn't say anything about the likelihood of investigations because we make a determination at some point in the course to have the adm

. >> eddie fisher? david: no. >> liberace? david: yes, very good, liberace. l'amour.dorothy liberace young looking and wally cox. , thiss a number of people is the 50th anniversary of american movie theater at the white house. there are two people that are interesting to me that they are in the same photo. thelady on the left and lady on the right. anybody want to guess who the two are. >> elizabeth taylor and debbie fisher? david: yes, debbie reynolds. those are the two. elizabeth taylor, truman, and debbie reynolds. this is a photo taken in front of the truman home, it is really hard to see, but you can see president truman in the back window. guess whot to venture is in the photo? >> jackie cooper? >> henry fonda. jacqui cooper, henry fonda, ok. not a rush. , henry fonda, jackie hendren -- tippi hendren. i tried but was not able to determine who that was. gilbert in los angeles. above that closely, rilling, you could see there are three well-known people. >> ronald reagan in the middle. ok, ronald reagan. anybody want to guess the other two? hard to seeitt

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00, betrayal and theft from a retired police officer in charge of his police union. former cape may police officer john campbell was the president of the union. he admitted to a judge he stole more than $100,000 to pay for home improvements, utility bills and luxury time shares. new jersey attorney general christopher porino said this was a craft betrayed by a man who took an oath to uphold a law. the state will recommend campbell get a year in jail, pay back the money he stole and pay a $15,000 fine. >>> new information about a shooting outside a target in northeast philadelphia yesterday. we just got off the phone with detectives and they say the suspected shooter turned himself in this morning. so far, no charges have been filed. police are still investigating what happened. witnesses told us the shooting started with a fight around 3:00 yesterday and then they heard five fgunshots. one man was hit in the back. he's expected to be okay. the store was evacuated while s.w.a.t. officers searched for that shooter. the store re-opened this morning.

kristen fisher has been following the president's remarks. the president working all day long. a vacation by a long-shot. who is the president blaming for the violence? reporter: the president is declining to take sides. he's condemning the violence. but he's declining to explicitly blame any of the white supremacists or white nationalists involved. >> we are closely following the terrible event unfolding in charlottesville, virginia. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this agree justice play much hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides. reporter: that phrase right there, bigotry and hatred on many sides is what people on both sides of cap hip are having a proper -- on capitol hill are having a problem with. >> senator corey gardner weighing in saying we must call evil by its name. these are white you presentists and this was domestic terrorism. even chris christie a staunch trump supporter is speaking out and urging president trump to speak out on this matter. and he's getting hit from another one of his supporters and that is the former leader of the kkk, david duk

. >> all right, sarah fisher for us. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. still ahead, with no strategy for the afghan war in sight, senator john mccain comes up with his own solution and criticizes president trump in the process. plus, we're tracking strong storms from the central plains to the east coast. we're going to get a full check of the weekend forecast and much more when we come back. stay with us. ♪ i'm living that yacht life, life, life ♪ ♪ top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany ♪ watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested that's why at comcast we're continuing to make4/7. our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >>> welcome back, eve

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the size of fisher, 14 by 18 miles. photographed at normal speed. the yield was seven megatons.he weapon was scheduled for firing on the fifth of may. this was 10 days since the last shot. for the first time in the operation, we had what could be considered a normal interval between shots. on the 16th of april, a strategic air command b-36 landed on an island. camera position, 50 miles at 10,000 feet. as a picture, 14 by 18 miles -- size of picture, 14 by a teen miles -- 14 by 18 miles, at half goals be. normalographed at half speeds. the sixth and final shot of operation castle -- this device was flown to the forward area for the final assembly at perry island. spot was anchored in position. 6:20 on the morning of may 14, the smallest device of the operation was ready. this test initiated an investigation of small, lightweight, thermal weapons. picture, 14 by 18 miles. the yield was about 1.7 megatons, essentially as predicted. learned weiring, we have the capability of developing megaton weapons weighing less than 10,000 pounds. castle was by from the most complex and signific

steven fisher, "nbc10 news." >>> in north philadelphia, the third annual day of peace. anti-violence event is the brainchild of a local 6th grader held at mt. zion united methodist church. the free event included a school giveaway, young entertainment, and face painting. two students were given scholarships. >> it's a day where kids can have all free things and a day of fun and a day of peace and don't have to think somebody's going to come in shooting at them. >> she is no stranger to giving back to others. she's been collecting food, coates and clothing for the homeless since 2014. she donated money from her water ice stand to buy school supplies for kids in need. >>> a teacher accused of ultimate assaulting a student two years ago. she taught earth science at o & j roberts high school in potts town. police say her victim is a student but didn't say if they're a student where she taught. she resigned from her teaching position. >>> betrayal and theft from a retired south jersey police officer in charge of his police, you know former cape may police officer yuan campbe

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> starting next year student who is apply to either of those two collegesred to receive the scholarship. >>> conspiracy on the shore, at 5:00 we hear from a man who says he scored millions of dollars through a pharmaceutical scheme. >>> e we continue to follow the breaking news out of barcelona. 13 people have died, dozens of others are injured after the driver of a van plow sbod a crowd. we're hearing from an american tourist who was there. >>> also lashing out, president trump isn't playing nice with republicans critical of his reaction to the charlottesville unrest. what it means for local lawmakers. i'm leaving you, wesley. but why? you haven't noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't remember that. stop this madness. if it's appreciation you want you should both get snapshot from progressive. it rewards good drivers with big discounts on car insurance. it's a miracle. i can walk again. go back to your room, susan lucci. >>> conspiracy on the shore, we hear