that flag was the third national flag of the confederacy. this is the second national. this is the first national. >> how is it that the flag that everyone thinks of as the confederate flag is that one? >> that has more to do with what happened since the war. this design, and really more often today we see it in a rectangular design, it just caught on as the emblem of the confederacy. we can get into speculation as to why, but one of them is that this is robert e. lee's army flag. his was the most successful. it is a striking design. it achieved the stated goal of being different from this flag and the u.s. flag. i mentioned that we usually today see a rectangular design. that actually is the battle flag of the army of tennessee or the confederate naval jack. technically speaking during the war, the square pattern was the battle flag of the army of northern virginia. another thing to comment about that is that sometimes that is called the stars and bars. that is not correct, at least in terms of the terminology the confederates used. the con

as you can see, none of these flags are the same as the traditional confederate flag we see flying so much around the country these days. this one has a resemblance, but is still not the traditional stars and bars. what was parallel to this was the flag used by the army of northern virginia under the leadership of robert e. lee, this one. but it was not carried by all confederate units. each state that had a unit often have their own flags, so this flag while it was used by the army of northern virginia because lee was the leader of the confederate troops, got a lot more currency, but was still not the official flag of the south. in many ways, it was the flag of northern virginia. it was created by one of lee's generals by the name of pierre beauregard. he created this flag after the battle of bull run. the reason he did it was because of the confusion on the battlefield that i talked about before. for those of you who are younger, what you should know is there were no telephones and radios back in the day of the war. so as a general if you're trying to follow the battle and figure ou

they ordered this huge flag. action to make to flags -- two flags. an enormous one, and a smaller one. yes, they were made out of cloth, but theh cotton was from the united states. over one million stitches. you think of a 95 degree day -- they had to lay it all out and hand stitch it. in september 1814, the british would attack for real. before they came after baltimore, they landed troops in southern maryland, and marched overland to washington, d.c., the capital of the united states . embarrassingst defeats for the united states army. confusion was in the ranks. the great james monroe, great guy, but not on this day. he was secretary of state, and played general, and misplaced his troops. .eamsters were hired the president of the united states, himself, james madison actually showed up with two pistols strapped to his belt. in the moments before the battle, he almost wound up in a it, and almostto .ot captured by the british within about two hours, the american army was in full retreat. the president was galloping away. there was a standby the uni

each state that had a unit often have their own flags, so this flag while it was used by the army of northern virginia because lee was the leader of the confederate troops, got a lot more currency, but was still not the official flag of the south. it was created by one of lee's generals, peer bow regard -- eauregard. he did it because of the confusion on the battlefield that i talked about before. for those of you who are younger, what you should know there are no cell phones and general ifas a you're trying to follow the battle and figure out where to move your troops, you did it by looking at the flags. who is carrying the flag, where are my troops, how do i locate them. his argument was that the flags were so similar that it was confusing as to which troops were which, so he decided to come up with a new flag that was clear in terms of distinction to federal troops. -- confederate troops. it is known as the traditional stars and bars, a red background , a blue saint andrews cross with stars in it. the stars and bars as we know it today. what i am trying to get to with this is to u

off the grounds of the campus because in that flag is the confederate flag. us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. college students in mississippi are confronting the national legacy of racism and slavery in a new battle over the display of confederate symbols. the student government at the university of mississippi will vote today on whether to seek removal of the state flag from campus grounds. the flag features the confederate battle symbol in its upper left corner. the only state flag in the country that continues to use the confederate battle flag in its design. it's the latest confederate symbol to be targeted for removal from a public space since a white supremacist killed nine african-american worshippers in charleston, south carolina four months ago. , alabama and south carolina have already taken down the confederate flag on capitol grounds. on friday, a crowd of several hundred people gathered beneath the university of mississippi campus flagpole to make their case for removal.

they picked up the flag based on the fact it was tipped. it was not. so they put the flag down. >> al: here it is. >> referee: after review the ruling as changed. the ball was not tipped. pass interference will be reinstated. first down and 10 at the 15 yard line. >> cris: that's a tough call. i think it was kuechly. he was freed up to make the hit but he didn't know. in a rare case the tipped pass worked against them. that was third and 15, something like that. >> al: yeah. >> cris: it would have made it warning. instead at the 15 yard line. down he goes. sacked by allen. came right over tobin. two for him. >> cris: the old veteran playing with a bad back, pinched nerve. when they need it most they made the deal to bring him in here. they watched tape of him. they saw enough. they said we need a veteran with all the guys hurting. boy, did he deliver there. >> al: second and 16. over the middle. that's caught. jordan matthews tackled by kuechly. that will make it third down and nine as we tick down to the two-minute warning. >> cris: i woul

members of the group "respect the flag" drove by a child's party in pick-up flags with confederate flags. she was fearing for her life. >> they were yelling, we're going to kill the n-word. >> reporter: they told the atlanta constitution they happened to drive by the party. it was the party-goers who started the trouble. >> there were knives pulled. everyone was yelling. there were tire irons. >> reporter: the grand jury indicted the "respect the flag" members that they violated georgia's street terrorism prevention act and terrorist threats. >> we respect the rights of all citizens to exercise their first amendment right, but we're going to require them when doing that to respect the rights of all of the citizens to feel safe. >> reporter: there incident followed the deadly charleston church shooting by a supremacist who posted pictures of the confederate flag. some elected officials in the south have the confederate flag removed from public places. some aurked it is a symbol of tear heritage. some of the accused have been arrested. the case now goes to the douglas superior court for tr

coming up, the confederate flag and terrorism charge. the surprising indictments in georgia. >> authorities are once again trying stop new construction of a new u.s. military base. okinawa governor revoked the building for airfield citing illegal defect in the approval process. they say that the peace is needed and an appeal is on the way. the u.s. defense department said that construction will resume as soon as possible. in george, 15 confederate flag supporters have been indicted on gang terrorism charges. they displayed the flag and yelled racial slurs. they said they were exercising free speech. prosecutors say that they crossed the line. >> this is a child's birthday. >> a convoy of white people in pickup trucks with confederate flags drives by a group of blacks at an outdoor party. a bystander captured some of the confrontation on cell phone video. the people in the trucks were members of the group called "respect the flag." >> the party goers claim that the they yelled racial slurs. that was enough to break the law passed in 1992.

the issue with the flag is the confederate emblem, and it is not the state flag itself, the current flagis. amy: how do you feel having started a revolution in mississippi? >> feel like it doesn't stop here. i feel like we might be having some our conversations later on in the year. we have a lot of things planned. i believe it was angela davis said, the revolution isn't a one-time thing. so there are a lot of things going on on our campus. there is a lot of issues and, you know, i think it is so awesome the students have built power. i am so wonderfully proud of what we have done. amy: dominique scott, we have to leave it there. we will be back talking to you on the cap said the university of mississippi. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! democracy now! p.o. b >> from the editors of fine cooking magazine, we bring you moveable feast with host pete evans. >> evans: we're in honolulu, hawaii, on the island of oahu, and we've got a busy day ahead. we have

it's about having a flag so people can all feel proud of the flag and not feel any sense of fear or shame . >> anchor: the commit youy is working 100,000 citizens to police a flag changes amendment on an up coming ballot . >> anchor: since the shootings in charleston some have said mississippi should adopt a flag without the confederate symbol in it. that could unify the state they say . >> anchor: topping news off the off the satellites british police ended their three year 24 24/7 stakeout keep watch over julian assange. he ehas been hold up in ecuador ecuador's assembly there in london since 2012. he is there to keep from being extradited to the u.s. for massive leak of government seeks and wanted for an alleged investigation wall all is a sought in sweden. china started construction on a record breaking bridge. officials say it will be longest glass bridge in the world. it is expected to be more than 1 400 foot long of bridge luck opened at the beginning of next year . >>> a giant devil ray is caught on camera in croatia despite its size scientists have only seen this type of ray in t

to take down the state flag with the confederate symbol. this is al jazeera america, live from new york city. yank danes have overwhelmingly voted for change. choosing a new prime minister after nearly a decade. justin what power and landslide the sun of one of the countries most famous politician. handed a defeat to conservative leaders stephen harper. al jazeera is live for news toronto, and jon, how did this happen. >> hello. >> well, i think canada is seeing red today. they have woken up and the map is all different. we will get to that. but how he did it is to run an obamaesque campaign. cast your mind back to when president obama first ran, think about that, it was the same kind of campaign. obama ran on hope and change, trued doe ran on real change, now, they have a lot of young people with them in what became a movement. more than a political party. >> his kids are beautiful, i think canada fell in love with them. what is motto like the dynasty, when he was first elected to office, they talked about trued domain yeah. it is back. tr

see the flag as a sign of supremacy and slavery.he legislature voted to remove fit the state house grounds a month later, university of texas removed a statue of confederate president, and in september, nearly two dozen students out of virginia high school were suspended for wearing clothing with confederate flags violation of the school's dress code. the state of virginia has also made it illegal to drive with a confederate license plate, the dmv gave motorist to change their plates. al jazeera. outrage in florida, kill a man that was waiting for a tow truck, his family demanding answers. >> governments secretly paying ransoms. >> we were told never to disclose that they actually paid. >> are they saving lives or putting more at risk? . >> led to flash flooding and storms more rain by the way is forecast for that area. an investigation is underway this morning in florida. that is where police shot and kill add 31-year-old man. police say the man had a weapon, but those that know the man say that's not true. al jazeera has more. >>

. >> reporter: opponents see the flag as a system boll of white supremacy and slavery. carolina's slate ur voted to remove it from state grounds. in september nearly two dozen students out of virginia high school were suspended for wearing clothing with the confederate flag, a violation of the school's dress code. the state of virginia has also made it illegal to drive with a confederate license plate. the dmv gave motorists until october 4th to change their plates. >>> it is a trial nearly 40 years in the making, the crime that inspires the movie "good fellas" is being played out in real life in a mafia trial. ♪ >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are so close ♪ause we are so close >>> a robbery that was made famous by the movie "goodfellas" is playing out in real life inside a courtroom this week. it was almost 40 years ago that millions in cash and jewels were stolen from new york's busiest airport. and now the notorious gangster is on trial. >> reporter: it is the organized crime caper immortalized in martin scorsese's mob masterpiece, "goodfellas." >>

they picked up the flag based on the fact it was tipped. it was not. so they put the flag down. >> al: here it is. >> referee: after review the ruling as changed. the ball was not tipped. pass interference will be reinstated. first down and 10 at the 15 yard line. >> cris: that's a tough call. i think it was kuechly. he was freed up to make the hit but he didn't know. in a rare case the tipped pass workedgainst them. that was third and 15, something like that. >> al: yeah. >> cris: it would have made it fourth down. they have the two-minute warning. instead at the 15 yard line. down he goes. sacked by allen. came right over tobin. two for him. >> cris: the old veteran playing with a bad back, pinched nerve. when they need it most they made the deal to bring him in here. they watched tape of him. they saw enough. they said we need a veteran with all the guys hurting. boy, did he deliver there. >> al: second and 16. over the middle. that's caught. jordan matthews tackled by kuechly. that will make it third down and nine as we tick down to the

low throw. >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: a flag down at the end of the play. bradford went down to the end zone. >> cris: was the ball tipped? >> al: it looked like it was. >> cris: if the ball is tipped there is no interference. >> al: that's the rivera is saying. the officials confer. >> referee: there is no foul for pass interference. the ball is tipped. third down. >> al: his arm may have been tip. take a look. did his arm get hit and that caused it? >> cris: yep. exactly what happened. i think there is a difference there. >> al: yes, there is. ealy. >> cris: that would be pass interference? we'll double check. every week there is a new rule i have never seen before. that's not tipped. >> al: there is a challenge flag now. kelly is thinking the same thing. this is one of those things. i wonder if it is reviewable. there is a penalty involved in this. >> referee: philadelphia is challenging the ruling on the field that the ball was tipped. >> al: all right. so they can challenge that. if they win the challenge it i'm looking to get a new iphone for my son.

without the confederate flag in it that could unify the state i think. taking a look now at news on satellite. year 24/7 stakeout keeping watch . >>> he has been hole up in ex exwith a door's assembly in london in 2012678 they are being kept away from extradition for the u.s. for massive leak of government secrets each is also watched for an alleged sexual . >> anchor: china started construction on a record break breaking bridge. officials say it will be the longest glass bridge in the world. it's expected to be more than 1,400 feet long. the bridge will be open at the beginning of next year . >> anchor: a giant devil ray caught on camera. despite its size scientists have only seen this stipe of ray in that' the world 15 times in the last 150 years. it's on the endangered species list but scientists are investigating there are more . >> anchor: a zoo is welcoming three rare white bengal tiger cubs to their family. video shows the cubs crawling around their nurse sheri on saturday. two have black sometimes, but one of the little tigers is almost completel

raises the palestinian flag in new york for the first time ever. this as the palestinian president says he is no longer bound by previous agreements signed with israel. and the government in afghanistan says its troops have retaken kunduz after it was captured by the taliban monday. reports from the ground say the fighting is still underway. up this hour, turbulence ahead at air france as talks between pilots and management at the airline breakdown without agreement. and new evidence suggests the tomb of queen nefertiti has been located. we will tell you where. that and more. but first our top story. ♪ genie: russia has begun carrying out airstrikes in syria just hours after the russian parliament approved the move yesterday. speaking on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly, the russian foreign minister was quick to reject accusations those strikes were aimed at targets other than the islamic state. there is still a lot of distrust and doubt on the part of the west. for more on this i will go to moscow with shaun walker. we have seen that rus

that's a flag. stop that, that's a flag. that's a flag. that's a flag. stop that car.rand jury from douglas county handed down indictments against 15 members of the group respect the flag. joining us from atlanta, jonathan, there is a pare, right, in a public park that is how this whole. started? >> reporter: exactly. it unfolds where there is this party in douglasville. the attendees are all african-american attending this child's birthday party. then they say these pick-up trucks with flags in the back are driving through the neighborhood. some include the embattled flag emblem. what happens from there is really a he said-she said. the people at the birthday party say the folks in the pick-up trucks were yelling racial epithets at them and the folks in the pick-up trucks insist that the people in the neighborhood were throwing rocks at them. whatever the case, the folks in the pick-up truck ends up being indicted and this is a highly unusual prosecution. they were indicted on charges of making terroristic threats and par sticipating in criminal gan activity t. ten me

the problem here isn't that they were flying confederate flags.em is they came on to these people's property, shouted racial epithets and brandished weapons and threatened them. you know, you have a right in this country, you know, to fly a confederate flag and have a right to hate people in this country and don't have a right to hurt people and that's why the district attorney indicted them. >> mr. cohen, i want to ask you this because just today a top counterterrorism official warned that domestic groups are using social media to spread the message of attacks. how widespread are these groups? >> they are very serious threats. the things that happened in charleston tell us so. what we eve seen in our work is a migration away from the well-organized formal hate groups to more the lone wolves, people like the charleston shooter and people like many other people who have, you know, killed people in recent years. we've released a report actually before the charleston shooting that showed that in the last five years there had been a lone wolf attack o

they picked up the flag based on the fact it was tipped. it was not. so they put the flag down. >> al: here it is. >> referee: after review the ruling as changed. the ball was not tipped. pass interference will be reinstated. first down and 10 at the 15 yard line. >> cris: that's a tough call. i think it was kuechly. he was freed up to make the hit but he didn't know. in a rare case the tipped pass worked against them. that was third and 15, something like that. >> al: yeah. >> cris: it would have made it fourth down. they have the two-minute warning. instead at the 15 yard line. down he goes. sacked by allen. came right over tobin. two for him. >> cris: the old veteran playing with a bad back, pinched nerve. when they need it most they made the deal to bring him in here. they watched tape of him. they saw enough. they said we need a veteran with all the guys hurting. boy, did he deliver there. >> al: second and 16. over the middle. that's caught. jordan matthews tackled by kuechly. that will make it third down and nine as we tick down to t

american flags banned from some front yards. the neighborhood council calling for harsh rule and the residents pushing back. sends residents scrambling i'm a committed conservative that believes in getting results. we made florida number one in job creation... 1.3 million new jobs, 4.4 percent growth, higher family income, eight balanced budgets, and tax cuts eight years in a row that saved our people and businesses 19 billion dollars. i also used my veto power to protect our taxpayers from needless spending. and if i am elected president, i'll show congress how that's done. v i will campaign as i would serve -- keeping my word. i will run with heart. jeb: proven conservative. real results. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. legendary durability. american craftsmanship. cambria. find your new kitchen or bath at cambriausa.com. >>>you're watching fox 25 news at 6:00. >>>welcome back. tonight one person is dead and three others hurt after an apparent explosion in a new york city building. it happened

some of them so inspiring, running with a flag. you know that one of our viewers, larry gonzalez, told us he was going to run the entire 26.2 miles carrying that flag. julie caring posting a lot of inspiring pictures along the route. these people come from 55 countries we're told, 45% of them women. that's a record this year. a lot of great stories are going to be crossing that finish line today and we're go >>> all right. 10:13 on the dot. we take a look at the marine corps marathon race live. we're going to check in at the starting line in just a minute, which is also close to the finish line. "news4's" jim handly is there. we're going to see the first runners and winners come through, jim, in what do you think? the next 10 or 15 minutes? >> reporter: probably sooner than that. another story here. we have a woman running for two. you said you're running for two but it's three. >> i say that because my brother's always with me. >> he died when? >> it will be 11 in may next year. >> he served. >> afghanistan, marine corps. he's bur

they picked up the flag based on the fact it was tipped. it was not. so they put the flag down. >> al: here it is. >> referee: after review the ruling as changed. the ball was not tipped. pass interference will be reinstated. first down and 10 at the 15 yard line. >> cris: that's a tough call. i think it was kuechly. he was freed up to make the hit but he didn't know. in a rare case the tipped pass worked against them. that was third and 15, something like that. >> al: yeah. >> cris: it would have made it fourth down. they have the two-minute warning. instead at the 15 yard line. down he goes. sacked by allen. came right over tobin. two for him. >> cris: the old veteran playing with a bad back, pinched nerve. when they need it most they made the deal to bring him in here. they watched tape of him. they saw enough. they said we need a veteran with all the guys hurting. boy, did he deliver there. >> al: second and 16. over the middle. that's caught. jordan matthews tackled by kuechly. that will make it third down and nine as we tick down to t

two months ago someone stole the flag. he didn't want to bottler police he said he just went out and bought another one. but then on monday morning he said the flags gone again. >>> the tears came to my eye. sad. that somebody could do that. this time he called politician. he said the officer came to his house and took a report. but a little bit later she returned. she came back and she had a flag and i said, was that in locker? that was in the home depot. and i mentioned this story to the manager and he gave me a flag to give to you. this is that flag signed by manager of home depot. once he heard what happen head felt compelled help. >>> what a nice police person. it's like taking the time and paying out of her own pocket. the officer husband put the new flag up very securely. all because two people took the time to show a stranger a little bit of kindness. >>> oh, i was so happy. that flag meant a lot to me. elizabeth norecca. 7news "today in new england." john said he wouldn't put out another flag because it was gettin

and having of the freedom to display whatever flag i'm allowed to display. >> opponents see the flagsymbol of white surprise as i and slavery. in july, the legislature voted to remove it strom the state grounds. a month earlier, texas removed a statute of confederate president jefferson davis. schools were suspended for wearing clothing with a confederate flag, a violation of the school's dress code. the state of virginia has mate it illegal to drive with a confederate license plate, moat wrists given time to remove their plates. >> a judge made it illegal to drive with those plates as of november 17. >> it's amazing how quickly the tide has changed on the confederate flag debate. >> in virginia, the b.m.v. sent out replacement plates, less than 200 people have changed it so far. some sent it back saying no thanks. if they are stopped by police, they face a miss demeanor charge. >> some believe the flag somehow represents their heritage. >> they are selling them on ebay, by the way. thank you very much. >> planned parenthood is vowing to fight the latest effort to defund it. monday,

displaying their beliefs ith signs or flags. the resolutioo sponsored by james ddy randolph asserts at the confederate flag represents states rights, the south, dixieland, culture and heritage... and that it's a symbol that the county should "please withdraw this resolutio we've got better things to think about." buttnside the county commission meeting... the majority of public speakers opposed the resolution. james buddy randolph took the podium to explain his resolution before the vote. "this is a part of american about nothing but aarican history." the unty commission took a vote... overwhelmingly vetoing the resolution... leaving randolph as the lone vote in favor. "if it brings racism in your think of race whatsoever." for many the flag means the majority voted to keep a coktroversial symbol from flying outside the courthouse. "our flag should represent our unity, not our division." the mayor also came out against the resolution in a letter to community. he says the raising of the rebel banner has the potential to divide th

flag ship university. a look at how much support there is on campus to removing it. >> reporter: in the charming southern city of oxford, mississippi, relics of the confederacy are pervasive. this week, the student body senate will vote on a resolution to try and remove one of those symbols, the mississippi state flag. >> we are forever tied to the horrors of our past. >> reporter: this 20-year-old sophomore introduced the proposal. >> we've flown this symbol of oppression, defended it, fought for it and it's time to recognize that that was a mistake. >> reporter: would we be having this conversation if nine people weren't killed in a church in charleston. dr. stoleman has chronicaled the complex on-campus history. >> they're creating the best and most inclusive campus that they can and they're navigating old narratives. >> reporter: last year, a spasm of race-related episodes including a noose that was hung from the statue of james meredith. even still at least one student senator says there's more to be

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it's the only state flag that still uses the confederate flag in its design.y's vote is nonbinding but it carries a lot of symbolism no matter what the outcome. nick valencia is on the ole miss campus. how much support for this proposal to remove the state flag? >> hey there, fred, good afternoon. earlier i spoke to allen kuhn who introduced this resolution. he expects to have the votes to get the resolution passed but he did express disappointment with university officials here saying he wished the student government did not have to bring forth this issue. he wanted them to act unilaterally. in the charming southern city of oxford, mississippi, relics of the confederacy are pervasive. this week the university of mississippi associated student body senate will vote on a resolution to try and remove one of those symbols, the mississippi state flag. the explanation of why remains largely in the past. >> we are forever tied to the horrors of our past. >> reporter: 20-year-old sophomore senator alan kuhn supported the prosals to take down the flag. >> we've flown

they picked up the flag it was not. so they put the flag down. >> al: here it is. >> referee: after review the ruling as changed. the ball was not tipped. pass interference will be reinstated. first down and 10 at the 15 yard line. >> cris: that's a tough call. i think it was kuechly. he was freed up to make the hit but he didn't know. in a rare case the tipped pass worked against them. that was third and 15, something like that. >> al: yeah. >> cris: it would have made it fourth down. they have the two-minute warning. down he goes. sacked by allen. came right over tobin. two for him. >> cris: the old veteran playing with a bad back, pinched nerve. when they need it most they made the deal to bring him in here. they watched tape of him. they saw enough. they said we need a veteran with all the guys hurting. boy, did he deliver there. >> al: second and 16. over the middle. that's caught. jordan matthews tackled by kuechly. that will make it third down and nine as we tick down to the two-minute warning. >> cris: i would s

mississippi has been asked to change the flag in the past. as a community to welcoming and inclusive campus for all students, we encourage our government to change the state flag. ole miss is one of several schools, states and municipalities now taking steps to get rid of the symbol, following the shooting at the ame church in south carolina. those defending it say that it represents southern heritage. >> i'm proud of my family, and being in the u.s., and having the freedom to display whatever flag i'm allowed to display. >> many see the flag as a symbol of white supremacy and slavery. in july, the legislature voted to remove it from the house grounds, and a month later, texas removed a statue of jefferson davis, and in september, 2 dozen students were suspended for wearing clothing with the confederate flag, a violation of the state's dress code. the state of virginia has also made it illegal to drive with a confederate license plate. and they gave motorists until october 4th to change their plates. >> reaching critical mass. refugees trying

a flag on the play as well. let's check in with jerry punch. >> jerry: we're just learning that nate sudfeld zapparently hurt his ankle at the end of the wake forest game, at the very end of the game a week ago, it went unnoticed. after the call, we'll -- and apparently he missed a couple of days of practice early in week, tried to go later in the week. we watched him on thursday. but they didn't say anything. then when he got rolled up here a few minutes ago, that's the ankle last week. >> ed: weent to practice yesterday, he didn't look like he was walking around like a 22-year-old or 23-year-old guy should be walking around. i asked kevin wilson about it, especially for a quarterback, he just got banged out. now the truth comes out. not surprised. he didn't look 00% yesterday and didn't look like much to tweak his ankle. >> mike: diamont on the keeper, only picks up about two. darron lee chased him to the corner. >> ed: the problem is, when you have an outside backer like darron lee who's an quarterback, now p

. >> reporter: dolphins swim in a tank at six flags discovery in vallejo. one spokesperson said the water they're swimming in is dangerous and deadly. they say when they raised concerns about the water and other issues to management they were fired. >> this lawsuit just confirms what we know is going on with the abuse of animals at the six flags. >> reporter: she is with the advocates there at six flags, they plan to let them know about it. >> every time you give a dollar to six flags you are depriving them of their natural lives. >> reporter: in an inspection report in may of 2014, these two dolphins died, as well as others with respiratory problems, eye problems and fungal problems are related to the water quality in the system used throughout the facility. michael and holly morocco didn't want to talk on camera but their attorney released a statement. they have dedicated their lives and careers to taking care of animals. and wherever they work they never compromise on the health and wellbeing of animals. they still support zoos and aquariums. >> animals

our red flag warning continues until 7 pm. low humidity and strong winds, plus dry fuels of grasses and crops, makes the fire danger high today. temperatures will stay mild overnight with lows in the mid 50s. a pleasant hill daycare provider christina williamson was scheduled to go on trial for those charges today. she was arrested in may after her estranged husband caught her abusing three children in her care on hidden cameras in their home. williamson faced five counts of child endangerment. today she plead guilty to two counts ... and admitted her crime in court. 11:13-11:24 i picked up the child by one arm. did the child cry? when she laid down, she cried, yes. like she was in pain. she now faces up to seven years in prison. she'll be sentenced on december 8th. after seven hours of deliberation, a jury has yet to reach a verdict in the trial of a des moines man. 33 year old pete polson is charged with three counts of attempted murder among other charges... polson went on a random shooting spree in pleasant hill last novem

a war veteran received a brand new american flag after reported having two flags stolen in just the past year. well, after hear radaring about the thefts an officer bought a flag for him and home depot and the store manager decided that they should just get flag for free. >> oh, i was so happy. that flag meant a lot to me. i said you know, what a nice, you know police person. i mean, in all it's like taking the time, you know, and paying it out of our own pocket. that's so nice of her. >> and you saw husband there he helped the veteran put up the new flag. >> i don't think there's rain, at least in the metro area tomorrow. so good day to fly though flags proudly. another nice day out. not too cold yet. no but it's chilling down. yep. it's coming. later on. it's down the road a little bit. 64 in town now. our winds switching to west southwest after being out of the south. dew point reading 59. that's coming down. front is passing through now. and it's going to signal cool down. but there's a lot of cooling to go over next few days. this is slow cooling. mostly dry too. cool shot this week

. >> al: a flag down at the end of the play. bradford went down to the end zone. >> cris: was the ball tipped? >> al: it looked like it was. >> cris: if the ball is tipped there is no interference. >> al: that's s e rivera is saying. ththofficials confer. >> referee: there is no foul for pass interference. third down. >> al: his arm may have been tip. take a look. did his arm get hit and that caused it? >> cris: yep. exactly what happened. the arm was hit. the ball was not tipped. i think there is a difference >> al: yes, there is. ealy. >> cris: that would be pass interference? we'll double check. every week there is a new rule i have never seen before. that's not tipped. >> al: there is a challenge flag now. kelly is thinking the same thing. this is ononof those things. i wonder if it is reviewable. there is a penalty involved in this. >> referee: philadelphia is challenging the ruling on the field that the ball was tipped. >> al: all right. so they can challenge that. if they win the challenge it back after this. i'm looking

i don't know if they had a flag that would have been, you know, that wasn't a 50-star flag.n't know. >> so professor, tell us a little bit about -- we hear in the modern day military how a soldier transfers to civilian life and the process there. what was it like for a transfer to civilian life for those who left andersonville and if there's examples that you can give us from the 16th connecticut that might help us understand that. >> yes. the transition wasn't always easy. the one example i think of as a good one is robert kellogg who, you know, he joined when he was 18 years old. he's a very young man still when he comes home and survives andersonville. he comes back to his home state and he returns to his original pre-war job as a druggist. he's work in the drugstore in nor witch, connecticut. he still kept a diary for a few months in the early part of his return home. and he says that he, he feels very isolated. he's feeling like nobody understands him and that he doesn't have any friends anymore. and a local deacon died that he knew and he mentioned in his diary that de

and we are here at six flags in upper marlboro.ore coming up later. >> just in time for halloween, city hall is paying tribute to one of the spookiest tourist attacks in washington, d.c. >> made famous in the scene of the exorcist in which a priest falls down the 75 steps after trying to perform an exorcism. fans showed up on friday night to join the director and screen writer. >> it's just so amazing to think there would be a memorial to this 40-some years after the movie. it's probably the most unofficial tourist attraction in washington, d.c. >> a tourist attraction. also a lot of people go running up and down there. city hall has made the friday before halloween the exorcist day. >>> check out these great snapshots from the white house halloween party. the president and first lady passed out candy of all ages in front of the white house. a toddler dressed as pope francis and the popemobile got the top costume prize. cute. >>> halloween is not just for humans. >> huh-uh. you have to take care of the pets. owners are spending mor

a red flag warning will be in place for all of central iowa from 10am until 7pm. it will be to dangerous to burn anything. temperatures will stay close to 70 the rest of the week. there is a chance for a spotty light rain shower on tuesday and wednesday. the best chance for rain exists on friday. first on 13... an overnight fire out of its home. it started around one a-m this morning. that was on blue stem road in norwalk. that's south of the airport. when crews arrived, flames were rising from the back porch. authorities say it started on a grill that sparked... then quickly spread to the entire porch area. crews from west des moines had to be called in to help. everyone was able to get out of the house safely. a grill was also likely the culprit behind what filled downtown newton with smoke last night. the fire was at the panda garden restaurant. fire fighters think it started in the grill area of the restaurant and spread to neighboring buildings. the building sustained fire, smoke and water damage. everyone inside was able to get out safely... but many didn't

and what's the flag rule.nd something needed to be done about it. >> reporter: and something was. a number of residents were issued a $75 ticket saying all exterior decorations must be removed within 10 days following the holiday. please remove your flag from the common area. >> it is not a holiday decoration. people have died for that and there's no way that that's a holiday decoration. we have a right a-constitutional right to fly our flags. >> reporter: the president of the hoa agrees but says residents should only fly them in uncommon areas like backyards or driveways or on any holiday. >> on holiday events. what we're trying regulate is that when they go up and when they go down. >> in other news tonight workers are preparing opening of south jersey's newest medical marijuana dispensary. more than 100 patients selected compassionate alternative treatment center ahead of the bellmawr facility opening on monday. the general manager says the dispensary is prepared to serve 1800 people. people will be able to

the university of mississippi has removed the state flag from its oxford campus because the flag contains the confederate battle emblem which many see as offensive. the move came less than one week after the university senate voted to call for the removal of the flag. pressure to take the flag down started mounting after the june m msacre of nine blblk worshipers at a church in chchleston, south carolina. the flag be sent to the university's archives. still to come... siouxland students take a lunch break with local law enforcement to break down barriers. >> clouds moved into siouxland today but temperatures were still able to go above average with most of us getting into the 60s again. a few showers could move into the area tomorrow although the better chances will be in eastern siouxland with the possibility of staying dry to the west. a cold front will move in tuesday night meaning wednesday starts feeling much different. behind that front will be a wind gusting over 30 miles per hour bringing in colder air with highs on wednesday only expected to be in the low 50s. we'll keep that coo

the flag of the state of palestine, following a decision by the u.n.al assembly, observer states, there are two, palestine and the holy sea, are now allowed to fly their national flags. the ceremony was attending by palestinian president mahmoud abbas and the u.n. secretary general. >> i sincerely hope that a successful peace process will soon yield. but they -- when we unfold the palestinian flag in its proper place among the family the nations as a sovereign member of the state of the united nations. >> reporter: however, the political process to lead to that day is deadlocked. in his speech to the general assembly, president abbas put all the blame on the israelis. he said he needed to raise the alarm about recent violence in jerusalem which he said was caused by israel incursions around the al-aqsa mosque and told the chamber as israel had not been abiding by the oslo accord signed 22 years ago, he now wouldn't do so either. >> translator: they leave us no choice but to insist that we will not remain the only ones committed to the implementation of

saying that deadwood sheriff seth bullock wanted a state flag. two versions were created, and one went to the secretary of state. former house speaker dennis hastert has pleaded guilty in a hush- money case. the 73-year-old republican owned up to the federal crime of evading nk rules about large cash transactions. a charge of lying to the fbi is expected to be dropped. a plea deal recommends hastert serve up to six months in prison, but a judge could sentence him to a maximum of five years behind bars. an indictment said hastert agreed to pay someone $3.5 mimiion to hide past misconduct. the associated press and other media have cited anonymous sources in reporting the payments were to conceal claims of sexual misconct. the south carolina sheriff's deputy who was caught on video flipping a teenaged student over in her desk before dragging her across a classroom was fired today. richland county deputy ben fields was told of his firing this afternoon, after video susuaced of an incncent with a student o o monday. police say the student was being di