florence: absolutely, there is debate in the israeli press.ulled up one from the "jerusalem post," is that as bad as it was at the height of the second intifada more than a decade ago? you can see them talking about intifada deja vu. there are a lot of similarities, and some differences as well, "jerusalem post" says there is a difference in the mode of attack, knives have been used a lot in this wave of attacks, also the immediacy it with which people are being informed about the attacks feared another article on the "new york times" focuses on the role of social media. you can see the headline here, these leaderless palestinian young people inspired by social media already driving this rise n violence feared unlike the second intifada where suicide bombers were orchestrated by very well organized groups, what we are seeing in this case according to the article is actually spontaneous outbursts of violence by these young people, often better not really affiliated with any political movement. and they are often spurred by social media and inde

florence: very explosive. "mr. dynamite." his economic policies have been making headlines in recent months, pro-business, pro-markets. critics wonder whether or not he is actually a socialist. gones" wonders if he has too far and says he has become somewhat of a nightmare for his boss, prime minister manuel valls. they are kind of waging a war behind the scenes. says it is president hollande who created this rivalry between macro in and valls and macron and now worries it is getting out of hand. "l'express" takes us to new york city. are out. outdoor sports are in. animalsple might prefer and music for a little bit of escapism. you can see acncng. narrator: elder women from traditional cultures around the world united in 2004 with a common vision to be a healing force for the earth. they gather every year now, for round table councils, ceremonies, and prayers. they are the international council of 13 indigenous grandmothers. for almost 20 years, a thriving network of activists, innovators, scientists, and educators have gath

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at the corner of south white road and florence court. the pedestrian was walking across white road when he was hit in the northbound lanes. >> once the vehicle struck the pedestrian it made a quick left turn on westbound florence to white road. >> reporter: still photos taken from the security video shows the vehicle, a white full size pickup with dark rims and tinted glass. san jose police released this photo of the driver described as an hispanic man between 25 and 30 years old. residents of this san jose neighborhood say they often see people trying to cross white road sometimes at mid-block and sometimes at marked crosswalks at intersection, however, critics say drivers don't give pedestrians a break. >> the trouble is, people don't stop. there it went right there, did you hear it? see, people wouldn't stop. >> reporter: this four-year resident of florence court says he takes the time to cross at intersections with traffic signals, another neighbor acknowledges the crosswalks are far for some residents. >> they have to walk that way,

florence and the machine. ( cheers and applause ) wow. wow. sounds like someone got goosed with an ice pick out there. florence and the machine. their new album is "how big, how blue, how beautiful," which i'm hoping is a concept album about keek monster. oh. oh. say hi to jon batiste and stay human, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) they're about to drop the hammer, but before they do, one last thing-- secretary of education arne duncan has announced he'll step down in december. so, kids, let that be a lesson: just drop out. >> tonight, stephen welcomes president bill clinton. comedian billy eichner. music by florence and the machine. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thanks, everybody. hey, folks, i went out and saw the number one movie in america this weekend, "the martian." it's the sci-fi thriller that takes place in the near future where --

in florence, kansas.at that time when the train came into town the population tripled. fred harvey decided this hotel in florence, kansas, it's become the great destination restaurants in the world. the great chef should be in york, london,w and florence, kansas. shafi he most admired and told him what you always tell chefs when you want them to leave important jobs, i will pay you all the money in the world. you can do whatever you want, make this a place everybody talks about. cameam phillips, the chef there, paid $5,000 a year, more than the head of the bank. much of a we know about this restaurant is from coverage of it in the london newspapers. it becamew well known because this was a place for two english guys had created this a waste of american food and international food, where people hunted and fished and brought what they caught and prepared in a grant international style. the restaurant changed his life. he made a great deal with william phillips. the fred harvey and santa fe began their partn

still, as the 50th anniversary of florence's great flood approaches, cecilia frosinini hopes to havee last supper" finished and returned to the santa croce museum. >> giving back this painting to the city is a very important symbol. it's a very symbolic act. >> brown: and you're going to make it? you're going to make it in time? >> we are really, really going for the deadline. i think we will make it. >> brown: from florence, italy, i'm jeffrey brown for the pbs newshour. >> ifill: you can go behind the scenes even more online, where you'll find producer frank carlson's photo essay on the o.p.d. and the santa croce museum. and tomorrow, jeff returns with a second story of culture at risk in italy, this time a 'dying' hilltop town that's coming back to life through engineering and tourism. >> ifill: on the newshour online, we pay tribute to "joy of painting" master bob ross by trying to imitate his "happy trees" in a painting of our own. the late pbs star's official youtube channel released his very first episode from 1983, and we decided to try to follow along with his master class.

he was hit by a pickup after 7:00 at south white road and florence avenue. our reporter is at the scene. janet, police have released surveillance video. >> the intersection just opened up a short time ago after being closed several hours and you can see there is police presence out here. investigators were busy trying to gather as much evidence. that includes getting surveillance video from businesses. police are now looking for an hispanic male if his 20s who was accused of the fatal hit-and-run accident. the car he was driving is this white ford pickup with an extended cab, black rims and tinted windows and damage to the front end of the vehicle. sky 7 shows the scene this morning fought long after a pedestrian was hit and killed on white road. san jose police believe the pedestrian was either on the sidewalk or on the street closest to the sidewalk when the truck came racing through. >> once the vehicle struck the pedestrian it made a quick left turn on to westbound florence from white road. >> it drove over a curb, crossing the corner of the intersection

for the 16th connecticut, il found that some members, not as much here at andersonville, but at florence, and somebody recently contacted me to show ma that he had a list of a few names, specific names from the n roster of men that accepted the offer and served in the south t carolinaof unit. and i, i think for them, it was a moment of desperation. i think they really believed that it was either take the to. offer or they were going to die. i think that's what it came down to. and that, that's, that, i think is the context for this. prisons and the confederate army, of course, was looking for men. so they came through these prisons and into andersonville and made those offers. >> michael from camp town, pennsylvania. go ahead. >> caller: yeah, i have a question for professor gordon. thoughts about whether or not i' is a product of the lincoln's policy of total war over attrition with sherman's, a lot of extermination camp that was later copied by queen victoria, and that war was even worse because they included soldiers, women and children, would you hk comment on that, please? and are y

florence is between columbia and myrtle beach. we are in the milled of the state. the interstate was closed down because of how bad the flash flooding got out here across the region. we have seen 12 inches of rain many seeing 24 inches of rain. truly a historic life threatening event out here. the water out there overwhelmed that lake a lot of it flowing down and rushing toward forest lake. behind me used to be a bridge. you can't see it any more because the water is so high entering homes and structures and cars submerged in water. another concern, too, is that we could see gusty winds. because the ground is so sat vated from recent days of heavy rain some of the trees have come down and power lines coming down. that will be part of the story that will continue to track the rain still coming down quite heavy in florence, south carolina as a band of continues to impact south carolina. conditions should improve rain wise but 6 inches of rain will still be possible along coastal areas of south carolina. the band continues to pivot across the state. this is all due to

marina malina is in florence and jonathan is in columbia.ith maria. >> reporter: good morning, good to see you and hello everybody at home. we're in florence, south carolina, a city located between columbia and myrtle beach and here the flooding is devastating. we have a lake located to our northwest and that lake was overwhelmed by heavy rain, more than ten inches reported at our location and a lot of that floodwater has gone flowing downstream and in our location behind us we have a different lake called forest lake and we've seen significant flooding there as well with water entering homes, their back yards and even a bridge that's behind me with water flowing over it. roads have become impassable out here. we've seen cars also submerged and flooding not just hitting areas that are inland very bad but along coastal areas we saw significant flooding, some of it from high tide. take a look at that picture out of isle of palms in south carolina, where you can see the ocean meeting a pool. so very high tide over the weekend producing signific

story this hour, crash happened around 7:00 at the intersection of south white road in florence court in east san jose two blocks away from james lick high school. bob/live yes, an older man. san jose >>> images of the white ford pickup truck as it left the parking lot around 7:00 this morning. so far, police have found no video cameras that captured the collision itself. the pedestrian ended up in the street near the curb at florence court where he was eventually declared dead. police are not sure what he was doing during the time of the collision, whether on the sidewalk, trying to cross the street even though there are no crosswalks or doing something else. police have interviewed at least one person who saw the accident and we spoke with another person who heard it. >> i kind of heard a hit but it wasn't like car hit, so i didn't really -- i wasn't interested in checking. and then the car sped off, that's all high heard. >> when you heard it sped off, how did you know it was speeding off. >> you could tell, it was burning rubber. >> according to police, the suspected driver jumped

a pedestrian was crossing south white road near florence court when he was hit by a pickup truck going northbound on white. >> once the vehicle struck the pedestrian it made a quick left turn onto westbound florence. >> reporter: the vehicle is this white publickup with an extende cab and front end damage. police found the pickup from security cameras at a nearby store, and also released a photo of the driver also taken from surveillance video. this is believed to be the suspect inside a nearby bakery early this morning seen on the store's video system. police were attempting to lift fingerprints from the suspect at a glass cabinet at the bakery. police say some people walk at the unmarked crosswalks because of the distance of the signals. >> if they want to cross here, here it is pretty far for them to do it so a lot of people just jaywalk. >> reporter: the california code recognizes the crosswalks at the section, but it is not clear if the victim was at the corner or crossing mid-line. others yielded to pedestrians. >> but the trouble is, people won't stop. they go right there. did y

on the white florence road. the victim got breakfast across the street and was crossing the road when the truck hit him. the pickup took off westbound on florence. >> we don't feel safe walking with our children. >> michelle garcia said she's not surprised to hear the news. the city of has been neglecting this part of san jose. >> there is no lighting, no speed bumps, and there's no speed limit posted on the street. >> more details about that truck, it has tinted windows and a very loud muffler. the victim was not carrying any id so identifying the victim and notifying his family has been at challenge for police. >> three santa clara jail guards accused of beating an inmate to death are pleading not guilty. inmate michael tyree was found unconscious one hour after surveillance cameras captured the three deputies entering sl. each posted a $1.3 million bail and today's court appearance will also shed light on a series of incriminating text messages sent after tyree's death. >>> jack dorsey announced major layoffs

florence looie. >>> on sunday, florence looie local report live from there where the deck democracy partys expected to hold an election rally. >>> the indian government has opened schools in rural areas. getting enough funding has been a defendant challenge in many places. visiting the newest tribunal school. >> like all schools across the country, a prayer starts the day, but a closer look at the picturesque setting will tell you that this is not an ordinary school. the youngest tribunal school opened three months ago and already its future is in question. >> the government has to do a lot more. the government says it is a technicality but we can't pay our bills and expenses. we still do our daily activities as usual. >> it's been a tough task from the start. the building had been empty for more than 10 years. most of the furniture, equipment and school supplies have been donated by various organizations. and it's only recently been connected to electricity and running water. >> the main things are there. now, we have to motivate people and motivate students. >> about 50 children are enr

florence nightingale was the lady with the lamp, the angel of the battlefield. there was a period for a couple years where she was on the lecture circuit giving stories of her experiences in the civil war and she demanded the same lecture fee that ralph waldo emerson received. she had a strong sense of her own dignity and duty. >> did she helped establish the red cross in this country? ms. stiehm: i don't know. you mean the same kind of resistance to the geneva convention? i don't think so. she was absolutely, completely determined and undaunted. it might take years to a compass what she set out to do. have you seen pictures of her? she seems ageless and dignified. i saw a hand on this side of the room. no? >> you mentioned that she suffered from depression. was there any indication of how she could get herself out of it? ms. stiehm: there was the talk -- there was not the talk therapy and modern medicines that we have today and she has a few confidants and she wrote letters, detailed, deep, descriptive and flowing letters. i think that was just therapy. day by

florence looi reports.een on patrol with the thai navy as the so-called sailing season gets underway. >> reporter: shortly after setting sail, the thai naval crew stop a fishing boat and prepare to board it. it's part of a procedure to intercept undocumented migrants and refugees. >> translator: if they wish to come to thailand, it's our job to explain they will be charged with illegally entering the country. >> reporter: they conduct a search for weapons, while another treats the fisherman who has cuts. the thai government is trying to prevent a refugee crisis like the one six months ago when thousands of people were left adrift at sea. their smugglers had abandoned them. survivors spoke of beat earni s earnings, near starvation. some more economic migrants. but many more were rohingya, escaping persecution. this man escaped 20 years ago by tracking over land to thailand. >> translator: the myanmar government took away the proof that we are citizens, then they say we are illegal migrants and tried to push

florence looi, kuala lumpur. >> eleven soldiers from chad have been killed in a boko haram attack. 13ers were wounded and assault near the border with nigeria. the chadian army says 17 boko haram fighters were also killed. >> the european union has banned dried fish, beans and other food from nigeria because of high levels of pesticides having been found. nigeria's government says the ban is disproportionate. a report from lagos. >> these are some of the banned products on sale at the market in nigeria's capitol abuja. they include beans, sesame seeds, melon seed, palm oil, dried fish, meat and other products. sami hulera is angry about the eu decision. >> nigerian foods don't contain harmful pesticides. i am inviting people from around the world to come and test and buy our food. it's organic. it's natural. if it contains harmful pesticides, it would affect us, too. >> the eu found that the element used by farmers as an insectside exceeded the community's legal limit. >> also, it was blown out of proportion because of some challenges within our supply chain back home. >> nigeria's ag

florence looi.era, koala lumpur. >>> and finally, forest fires in indonesia are contributing to record levels of smog, right across southeast asia now. the choking smoke has covered singapore and parts of malaysia for about a mom. malaysia's prime minister is urgal the i want nearing an government to stop the annual slash and burn by farmers there. where smoke haye haze as spreadl the way to tie land it's the first time it has reached hazardous levels so far north. >>> if you want to get more on that story as well as the others we are following here you know where to go, aljazeera.com our web page. >> this is "techknow," a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the inner section of hardware and humanity, and we're doing it in an unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight "techknow" investigates extreme weather. mechanical engineer is in the

florence: not necessarily. manus: society beginning to tax land. doing things i never thought imaginable. saudice: let's remember has more money coming into its coffers than it knows what to do. of sensationt around these things. ack in 2007, you cannot find hotel room in the gulf. people stampeded into the wrong stocks and bonds. now, it is the exact reverse. the fact of the matter is saudi arabia continues to have a debt to gdp ratio. this year, it will still be under 7%. incumbent upon the imf to make the projections they make. would say they do not have a great record our projections. florence: the imf did the right -- meaning ifning nothing changes. au and i know in five years lot can change. figure five years ago. i am not as worried as some people are. the gulf state can live for several years on the source of revenue they're getting now. the prices might have bottomed out. who knows? manus: you would concur with that, john. from a global inflation point of view is that oil will drop out. last year, we were hitting the bond market. where are

and a financial scandal involving the prime minister, florence l on.rts from wall a lumpur. >> reporter: she started her own business five years ago. she sources and packages for corporate gifting. many of the items she buys are from abroad and quoted in u.s. dollars, the depreciating local currency is i can mag business tougher. >> i have canceled the order from my client. i had to cancel a approximately o. because what i quoted back in july, for example, the rate was below 4. and it was a large jim that i cannot cover my costs. >> reporter: it is now asia's worst performing currency. having fallen to its weakest level since late 1997. an economic slow down in china. ma raich's largest trading partner and the slum inch the price of oil be contributing to the decline, it doesn't help that foreign investors the world over are pulling out capital from emerging markets such as malaysia because of concerns of global growth. the problem is also made worse by a political crisis. a stayed-owned investment arm has ran up huge debts and is accused of false audi

the suspect in the vehicle fled westbound on florence. >> witnesses say after the crash the truck took off in a hurry. >> you can tell it was kind of like burning rubber. >> joanna, who lives just a few yaushds from where the accident happened, can't believe the driver didn't stop. >> there's no way that you can hit somebody. you run over a rock and you know it. how do you hit somebody and just keep going? >> the accident happened around 7:00 this morning just as lots of kids were heading to school. james is just a few blocks away. police say surveillance video from a bakery nearby shows a suspect buying a pastry about 30 minutes before the accident. employees froze his photo on a screen in the store, hoping another customer can identify him. police say he was driving this truck, a white full-size pickup with tinted windows, black rims and a loud exhaust. >> there's no reason for somebody to hit and kill somebody and at least not stop. it's wrong. it's very wrong. i was very upset. it's my neighborhood. i don't want to see that kind of stuff happen here. >> reporter: police have still

this happened a little after 7:00 at south white and florence. the embarcardero with a high of 80. a lot of sun in the north bay and a high of 96 in santa rosa. oakland topping out at 87. and pleasant did on0pleasanton up to 90 this afternoon. >> the bay bridge the metering lights -- i mean lane restrictions have changed. metering lights are still on. backup fills in the toll plaza. things thinner toward the maze. oakland still slow. crews kick in for the keepers past the solcoliseum. late slowing out of redwood city toward university. around marsh where things really get slow. northbound, still slow for 85 at 17 and 101 by the airport. back to you. >> mike thanks. join us at 11:00. chris and i will see you then. u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ >>> i's boozeday tuesday and u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co nothing scream ss the holidays like bollywood u$@vo5 co &÷ dancers. >> talk u$@vo5 ing about the holidays, because the neiman marcus is out with the much anticipated "christmas book." >> u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co

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interestingly, florence nightingale and clara barton lived to be 90. they were very close in age. 1821 and thein other in 1820. 1861, she hadf the civil warday coincided with her age 40 to 44. she was well into adulthood. she had done some teaching as far as women's professions, they can run for office and were not formally involved in politics. women did not have such as a civic identity as a community or domestic role. their election called separate spheres. that women had one and men had another and those should not intertwine that is neither here .or there >> [inaudible] the relationship and how they were viewed by society at the ?ime ms. stiehm: they carved out their own civic identity. , i wouldn'tt close say they have a friendship they knew of each other. the idea of the lady with the lamp happened in the 1850's with the crimean war. so came shortly after that it was not completely a radical concept. they were both very headstrong if they had been married, they might not have done what they did. you mentioned the author who is a great scholar of

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florence looi, al jazeera. >> florence looi will report live as they are expected to hold an election rally sunday on aje. >> north korea is criticizing joint military exercises by south korea and the united states. more than 5,000 crew members took part in the drills earlier this week. the south korea is hosting talks with japanese and chinese leaders. china's premiere was welcomed by south korea's president. harry fawcett has more from. >> thank you. every week they gather outside of the embassy in seoul. supporters of the korean comfort women. they plan to meet with south korea's president for face-to-face talks. >> we've been shouting for japan to officially apologize and compensate. if abe has solutions he can come to is south korea. if not, he cannot. >> for all the symbolism of this first japanese-south korea summit, what is the progress on the issues that divide them. >> the south korean government will be the satisfied. >> from the u.s. side it has tens of thousands of troops stationed in south korea and japan and is desperate for its two allies to work closer together. south

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. >> watch what happens when the va, florence high school and e lupts and chaos. >> the man you see getting slammed in the ground, that's the principal. >> three children were under arrest tonight. the principal was trying to break up the brawl. >>> the deputy seen on tape draging girl inside the classroom has been fire td. ben field over turning the opportunity's death. the deputies say he's gone too far. one lawsuit against the man kids called officer slam. >>> the hunted house that the teenager has been building in his mom's drive way the last several years. >> the haunted house can stay with one condition. >> this 15 years old will get his halloween wish. after theirly two hours, neighbors going back and forth. >> it is in fat tom forted about us. >> >> this yaer, i have gone through all the proper channel and vovt at all evolve and when construction is going on. we cannot be leer until 10:00. >> but, with the condition, it is only opened for two days. >> you can see this haunted house of a haunted mess and sams only have somedays to put together the challenge nightmare in time of hallo

we're talking about benefit for the florence crittenton center. vicki, before we jump into what the event is all about let's first talk about the crittenton center and all the good work that it does. the crittenton center has been in sioux city for a long time. they benefit young moms, struggling families, and children like no other organization in sioux city. if not for the crittenton center, you mentioned this. yes, i brought a drawer. why? this is what babies can go home to instead of a crib if it weren't for the crittenton center services. one of the things we provide are young moms and families that don't have anything at home a pop up crib, or something so that their baby is safe and warm. the crittenton center does design and dine, this is the fourth there's a location change, it's at the stony creek conference center november 5th and 6th. table-scapes. that's a word i don't hear often enough, you do table- scapes. what's the theme this year? design and dine goes broadway. so they're all musical broadways. eleven tables with designers that

he is probably in florence for a century. today it's a privilege to have as a guest that we had as a guest years ago the presiding pastor at the church with the fellowship of people where doctor howard thurman was cofounder. great to have you. >> it's great to be on your program. >> reverend doctor dorothy play. you have done so many things. what you doing now? >> i am serving as a visiting associate professor of pastoral leadership and social change at the school of religion, my alma mater. i started the semester teaching one class each semester. will teach more. i will also be advising students. this comes after nine years basically at stark king. when i looked you up, i thought he resign. and now one of the courses they have again, the first course is spirituality and nonviolent social transformation. gandhi, king and the day. you see the influence of gandhi -- will both of them. they relate to each other like dorothy bates on gandhi but she was also one of the marches was present. when she was arrested and chavez and king

he turned himself in yesterday police found his truck seen near florence avenue around the thyme a man was hit and killed there. he has been booked into the santa clara county jail. >>> the lieutenant governor newson provided a measure aimed at stopping gun violence. we have the plan now with anne. >> reporter: the lieutenant governor made the announcement at 101 california. this was the scene of a mass shooting back in '93. this package includes measures stalled in the legislator. it could go before voters in 2016. >> i have every confidence in the world california will embrace this. >> the proposal would make california the first state to require licensing and background checks before selling ammunition. it would ban magazines with more than ten rounds requiring anyone with them now to get rid of them, possibly selling them out of state. it would set up a clear process for if he longs to relinquish weapons they now own illegally. >> it would strengthen our laws. >> and anyone who's guns are to be reported. stolen guns were used in three high profile murders in the bay area murder, in

the generals will have a say in how myanmar moves forward >>> well, on sunday florence louie will report live from yank gong where aung san suy kyi and her party will hold an election rally. tune in for that >>> now, a mexican ombudsman is calling for a mass investigation into the number of murdered journalists in the country. the committee o to protect journalists says they ranked 7th. the group says 32 journalists have been killed since the early '90s. >> the threats and harassment are regular features throughout journal. >> particularly journal. >> covering corruption, crime and security. other issues arrive from figures blocking freedom of the expression. in addition, many do not report complaints out of a lack of confidence. >> detroit in michigan experienced racial tensions. many white residents fled to the suburbs. john hendren found a relic at that time that became a symbol of defiance. >> this is the wall of shame. half a mile of solid segregation. when teresa moved as a child. blacks lived on one sid >> the purpose of the wall was to separate the white community from the black

tylenol® >> mark: reports of a deadly hit-and-run on white road near florence in san jose.e information on this hit-and-run and we will bring more details as they become available. >> george: the south bay was our focus this morning with more hotspots and the worst traffic at the bay area. but started 101 in the northbound section. there are 70 to 80 minute drive times out of coyote valley to add to mountain view. more than 40 minutes out of san jose to cupertino. there's an accident alpine which continues to jam up the usually trouble-free ride their of the of. it is still exy slow through west for out of contra costa. the eastbound 880 is causing problems. the bay bridge for the west down ride is still 30 + minutes as we're back up into the macarthur maze. >> james: i like to show you live use the know exactly what it will be likely step out of your home. we clearly see the east bay hills. if you're still home it is now on the upper fifties to low 60s by afternoon 80 degree temperature. maximum temperatures will be in the low to mid 90's with the inland schools. if you ca

hisin the last page of diary, he confesses that he accepted a parole when he was at florence. stay alive, so we could go home to his wife and daughter. he says he regrets that he was so judgmental of his comrades. that no one should do that. that no one should try to assume they know what it's like to be in that position. i think it speaks to this gutwrenching torments of these prisoners were going through, whether this prison or other prisons. they are feeling a have been forgotten in many cases. they don't really have a sense of the big exurb. whether it's a question of is this total war, is there attrition, is their exchanges going on? theyare trying to survive, can a lot or consider these abstract questions of patriotism and duty. even questions about the union or abolition. they are just trying to survive. some of them do give in and accept parole, and even join the confederacy. real,k they are very human moments of crisis that can speak to us through the generations. you read about in these diaries and these memoirs that i think we have recognized enough in civil war his

the collision happened this morning at the intersection of north white road and florence court. it was two blocks away from a high school. kpix 5 says the driver and his car were caught on camera. maria. >> reporter: police say the victim was standing on the roadway, normally where cars park, when that suspect swerved and hit the victim. the victim was thrown 50 feet. police are urging that driver to turn himself in. >> if he's a smart guy he's going to realize that did he make a miss stay, recognize it, come clean, contact the police department. >> reporter: san jose police say this is the man who hit a pedestrian and left him on the street to die. >> we are going to find him. >> reporter: now they're hoping if he doesn't turn himself in someone recognizes him or his truck from these surveillance pictures taken at a bakery just across the street. take a look at the white ford truck with tinted windows and missing bumper. >> then i heard like a car burning rubber. >> reporter: lisa heard the impact outside of her window just after 7:00 a.m. senate's sad. i don't know what the pe

studioam joined in the by florence villeminot, for a look at what is grabbing headlines around the world. we start off in the united states, where sadly there has been another mass shooting. flo: it happened in oregon on at a community college. how oregonian" talks about 10 people died including the gunman. what is interesting is u.s. media have published the name of the suspected gunman. he is reportedly a 26-year-old man. that has not been confirmed by local authorities. the local sheriff has encouraged the media not to use his name so as not to glorify him. the sheriff said he in no way a process, to focus your attention on the victims and the families and help them get through this difficult time. flo: as we have seen in the past, the debate rages once again over gun control. we heard the u.s. president speak on the matter. papers say it was very obvious the president was upset and angry. this article says "obama is done comforting the nation. an outraged president obama lashed out against u.s. all makers -- u.s. lawmakers for not fighting against gun violence. he says laws, not pray

the accident happened at north white and florence. police found the pickup truck abandoned at north capital avenue yesterday. later that night, he turned himself into the santa clara county sheriff's department, arrested and taken to county jail on felony hit and run charges. >>> more than 24 hours after a sinkhole opened up, there's still a lot of work that needs to be done. it was first reported yesterday on alvarado boulevard near new haven in union city. it could take until next week to repair the road. it's still not even clear what caused the problem in the first place of >> reporter: what began yesterday as a small depression and sinkhole in the road that slowly filled with water is now a 25-by-25 foot 10-foot deep gaping ma cutting off the -- gaping maw cutting off fair ranch and new haven streets. >> our crees worked overnight. we were able to restore service using a temporary fix. >> reporter: so far no one can say for sure exactly what happened. >> the water main break occurred as a result of the sinkhole. the sinkhole we d

i'm joined in the studio by florence. we will start off with the french daily.using on the european migrant crisis. >> one particular aspect of the migrant plight. interesting article on a technological aspect of their journey. you can see on the front page that they talk about the lifeline photograph of this refugee lit up by a smart phone, because this smartphone is really a key part of many refugees journey. it talks about hope at the end of the smartphones. many refugees interviewed say it is among the most precious object, in fact it was one man saying that i took my son, my passport, and my smartphone. interesting is that photographs of refugees with the smartphones led to comments on social media. a lot of people saying how can they be a poor refugee and own a smartphone. accessible,are very not as expensive. they are indispensable and help refugees navigate, use maps to find the way they want to move forward. it also gives them access to social media and internet so they can get in touch with help centers. they can also find out what happened to other re

. >>> we will head over to new jersey, florence to pitman.neil capping off a 97-yard drive with this touchdown run, florence wins 35 to nothing. >>> eastern at delsea, rashad williams, number one in your program, and, he gets in for the the the touchdown. crusaders win big time 55-six. back over the bridge for polumbo at prep charter, prep charter's edward sade getting in the second level. can't be stopped. that is a touchdown. prep chart are wins 46-eight. mcdevitt and west catholic. mcdevitt swarming on defense. the looks like he gets the strip, fumbles, vince deleo picking it up, he takes it the other way for the the the score. west catholic wins 48-13. >>> finally strat haven facing ridley, ridley cheerleaders with the pink pompons for breast cancer awareness. stratton looking for borny, there he is, find him. ridley the winner 41-20. >>> time for our game of the week, this week a huge rivalry downingtown east, visiting coatville, pat gallon has that story. >>> it is our game of the week. big rivalry in chester county. downingtown east ag

florence wins 35 to nothing.elsea, rashad williams number one in your program, gets in for the touchdown. chris sanders win this one, 55-six. >>> back over the bridge for polumbo at prep charter, they get in the second level. cannot be stopped. that is a touchdown. prep charter wins 46-eight. mcdevitt and west catholic, mcdevitt swarming on defense. he gets the strip. fumbles. and, vince deleo picks it up. he takes it the other way for the score. west catholic wins 48-13. >> finally strat haven facing ridley, ridley cheerleaders with the pompons for breast cancer awareness. stratton looking, where is he, find him. he gets in for the score, ridley winner 41-20. >>> time for our game of the week this week a huge rivalry downingtown east, in coatsville. the path path gallon has that part of the story. >> it is our cbs-3 friday football frenzy game of the week. big rivalry in chester county. six-seer he downingtown east were four and two coatsville. and everyone jacked up for this one a huge crowd on hand, both teams