george got bored. he went throughout the tv shows and everything and there's nothing george could do that would engage him anywhere near as much. he couldn't do anything. he was never employed other than a manual labor when he was a teenager. so we had found this yucky indian import ofori-atta whom he had smuggled pot within the 60s. he went back to ramon in 1964 and they started smuggling pot again. he got arrested right away for 600 pounds in his basement on the cape. he was behind a false wall. didn't know how he got there. [laughter] the prosecutor waived the book in the courtroom, blow and said this man has followed the law his whole life and the judge in 1994 gave him 22 years straight up. he was 52 years old and he did every penny of it. he's getting out in may. he missed the movie. he missed everything. johnny depp came to the prison to learn the koran does boston's working-class accent that is probably the actor's bane of any accent. they went up there to give he and his wife a special showing

george's cross, the st. andrew's cross flag. and eventually you'll see how the american flag came to be, including the betsy ross at the top right. the story of the betsy ross is an oral history passed down from betsy's family members. but there's no primary source documenting betsy ross creating that flag. but it is a well respected and fond symbol of american history. on this side of the room, behind me, you'll see very colorful flags that are a different shape than the american flag. these are french regimental flags. and as you may know, the french helped the continental army win the war with financial support, military support, and supplies. opposite the american flag wall, we have several flags depicting the different regiments of the army, so each regiment would design its own flag and be known by it. the white flag with the bees is an early north carolina flag. on the far end, you'll see a navy blue flag with two women, and that's the new york third regiment flag. welcome to the lobe gallery, the last gallery at the muse

. >>> george h.w. bush has led a very public life since his election to the house of representatives in 1966. he went on to serve as ambassador to the united nations, director of the cia, vice president, of course, to ronald reagan and finally, served as the nation's 41st president, leaving office in 1993. for the first time, the george bush presidential library and museum is chronicling the personal life of the former president through 41 different voices. world leaders, politicians, friends and family tell their stories of the former president and his life away from the cameras and away from the spotlight. they paint a picture of a man who is often funny, loving and devoted to public service, even in the most difficult times of his presidency. they also describe a man who, more than anything else, put his family first. their stories are sometimes surprising. in the words of george w. bush, his father is a man who takes himself lightly but his responsibilities seriously. >> george's mother was a gentl

he was going to do george's story. george was very accessible.in the middle of this the iran-contra scandal erupted and howard wanted to do blow. he was so outraged. he wanted to do a book on morality. so here he had george. george had written his own sto story. a small part of it was true. it was this big fat manuscript that have a lot of stuff in it. so he was starting with that and but then he was seized with this vision of morality in the government. that was the time so his agent was my agent. so he called my agent and said well i've got to do this story and i've got george here. is there anybody that might be ingested. sarah called me up and so i don't know. george is living on the cape. he had gotten free of prison. he had gotten his deal for testifying against carlos. he was free. there was a woman who would take care of his two pack a day camel habits plus twos tours a day. that was never with george when he did not have a bottle of doers that day. i went out to see him and we got along fine. he's a very gregarious. the movie doesn't pai

. >>: george: in the south bay we've been tracking to problems in both of them started in the 5:00 hour. first a malted car accident here. this is just north of crumble world take a look at the backed up on highway 101. some oall of the ls have been open some time for the 101 ride. they're still trying to get the last of the vehicles towed away that's why it's so badly backed up because people continue to slow down as they drive past the scene of the accident. no legs are obstructed their pure yet there is a real mess. will look to the extent of the backed up. it's not in reach beyond the 281 01 interchange. it's a rough commute. it is a another hot spot the ride through cupertino heading towards the oil spill. >>: george: the special traffic advisory is backing up traffic all the way to here. as we move and the 7:00 hour we don't see those too brightly its opening up. this is the center is just updated showing the impact of this already on 280 north ball. that the up closer to dia de and even the 85 commute leading into cupertino. this is a very popular commute route. >>: george: were

>> george: some additional congestion is headed down to one that creek. >> reporter: the this is the lead investigation unit. at 11:00 we look at have a press conference. an autopsy is planned on the body. the actor was found dead yesterday. eros that a guest today when a family friend went to buy the home and to grind and found the body. >> reporter: they pronounced the at the dead and his home or around swells. they're calling it the death of by at that asphyxiation. the question is why are they looking at it to be a suicide. >> reporter: we expect them to be here at 11:00. crews from around the nation. we will be carrying the story lies. and you can also go to our web site to check out the link to their to give more information there. >> james:thanks jackie. we will carry that news conference live on our 24 7 news channel. that happens at 11 a-m. m. bellmany paid their condolences by visiting robin williams' former home in san francisco's sea cliff neighborhood. williams first moved to marin county when he was a teen. and attended redwood high school in larkspur. then later the co

. >>: tsongas george: it is on 101 northbound at the modern view expressway. because it's just the money view and the san reminds expressway. the number of vehicles is not yet confirmed but it is reported by the chp that there may have been seven to eight vehicles involved in this crash. there's already a solid backup from here to one no one. but it's also now backing up to the 280 interchange. it's pass julianne and mickey. this is now going of extra pressure on had 85. >>::: george: there's another accident for the mid peninsula and san bruno millbrae on one no one softball. it's back here where the lane's are blocked at the emergency vehicles. it's a visual hazard there. in the meeting lights have been activated at the bay bridge toll plaza. the last several days he seen backups early all the way through the mcarthur maze and it's likely that we're heading in that direction now. >>:: erica: the start off with a live look from the montana camp. it's about 1500 to 2,000 ft. for the marine life. higher costs and higher followed. temperatures right now on the u

. >> george: so many are back in school and we saw yesterday a really big shift.t as a summer like traffic. an answer that that is just been reported on aid in the southbound and industrial and accident that may be confined to the off ramp. >> george: traffic is fairly light through the area still. but the early morning accident and still bad things up. >> george: juvenile your bay bridge right westbound. as a backup the macarthur made all the way to downtown oakland yesterday. so far this morning were off to a good start. >> mark: more unrest in ferguson and missouri. >> mark: protesters walked the streets peacefully last night when some people hiding behind the media through bottles that office. >> mark:officers chased down the people responsible for throwing the bottles and made 47 arrests. >> mark:but, compared to previouis nights, last night was relatively peaceful. >> mark:police say there were no molotov cocktails, tear gas or shootings. >>: i believe there was the turning point made and that turning point was made by the act of this and volunteers as well

later even in george w. bush's administration who feel of a e became something different person, he was not the same person in this later incarnation as vice president. dick cheney would argue with him our interviews that he didn't change. the world changed. but the change that matters tremendously is what happened on 9/11. but he would say that goes back to his days on the intelligence ommittee in the house when he first saw the sorts the underside of the world and there.going on out and that the world as it is response he kind of eels that the bush-cheney administration made. dick cheney thinks it's important to speak out and speak the truth. you know, there have been any number of times in his career i'm not running for the higher office. vice s -- i'm going to be president but i'm not going to run for president. herefore, i don't have to be calculating in a political sense. i can speak the truth. sees himself as a very frank, straightforward, and really for much of the career people had seem him that way

miles stable weather ahead. 647 were and handed over to george for the morning commute. >>: george: thehe san mateo bridge and highway 92 in hayward. this is west ball at wilder wrote. we have an accident blocking or three lanes of traffic. this is late to affect the commute coming over from the mimics freeway and 92 west bound on 880. because of this this started to slow of traffic on to the san mateo bridge. so that the rest of ride here can suddenly become much lighter but the overall drive time out of here word is getting slower. >>: george: celotex a little pressure off of the bridge but it doesn't save much of the drive times. looking at your right to the east shore freeway interstate 80 in the west bound ride is still backed up an early backed up here because of an earlier a crane accident from the 5:00 hour that was at ashby avenue even though it was clear the traffic is backed up from a poll for the west bound ride. >>: george: even with the problems on the e short freeway and has not hope this commute it backed up into the mcarthur maze . we're looking at 20 + minutes drive ti

if you cross talk alternative in mass media i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a senior research fellow at london metropolitan university and author of the new book obama's for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia in washington we have asked in peterson he is the c.e.o. of stone gate an editor of the libertarian republican come and in paris we cross to any much shown she is a former british intelligence officer and writer all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it george if i go to you first here in new york we're calling this program hearts and minds and when i watch the state department briefings with jen psaki i have to wonder if the mainstream narrative is really losing this battle to make people believe in the elite of today. well it's very hard to say it's. the mainstream media is obviously taken a pommel link through the emergence of new media. it's certainly taken a pummeling through the emergence of new outlets such as the however i do think that the mainstream media do have a very p

george: their slow headingp into a salt up.are all jammed up. 40 + minutes drive times the marin county on 1 01 south ball. the bay bridge is backed up onto highway 24. 24 is backed up onto lock reach. it's backed up from a word on the westbound direction towards the base of the high rise. the golden gate bridge 101 southbound is then heavy from its and all the way through the toll plaza. >>: james: with a live look at the root camera this morning as it's over san for cisco. were saying this all over the bay area right now. so today that is the story at restarting off. this afternoon we've had some sunbreaks. the edges of this morning by the way is dealing with that over collecting the windshield. is quite to be on the cool side as well. tomorrow is identical forecast as we look beyond that things are warm through thursday and friday. the local once again as we head into the weekend. >>: those of you in the center of the road you're on lawfully assembled and you're going to be subject to arrest. please get out of the roadway. >

that's looking at. >> george: now adding 15 minutes of the drive time . sonoma boulevard and an a. at the bay bridge toll plaza the bay bridge is still holding steady. it was looking at 18 minute drive time. >> darya: the city of the napa now has a backlog. that is in addition to the the hundreds of buildings are ready needing a repair. >> reporter: across the street and just light damage some places to head in some places bell. life is pretty close to normal for them. >> reporter: well i saw a man just leave with his daughter and he just like the other woman was wearing pajamas. not been able to take a good shower must last change. >> mark: 13 year-old nick della and were staying up late playing video games. and it was carried under the bricks from the chimney collapsed in. doctors say his public was shattered after its tender hour surgery east talking about his memories. >>: i spun around and saw my friend. >> mark: he's now recovering and the doctors said it will take five to six marks to walk again would you like to do it in fort. >> mark: the "serial

he was going to do george's story. george was very accessible.in the middle of this the iran-contra scandal erupted and howard wanted to do blow. he was so outraged. he wanted to do a book on morality. so here he had george. george had written his own sto story. a small part of it was true. it was this big fat manuscript that have a lot of stuff in it. so he was starting with that and but then he was seized with this vision of morality in the government. that was the time so his agent was my agent. so he called my agent and said well i've got to do this story and i've got george here. is there anybody that might be ingested. sarah called me up and so i don't know. george is living on the cape. he had gotten free of prison. he had gotten his deal for testifying against carlos. he was free. there was a woman who would take care of his two pack a day camel habits plus twos tours a day. that was never with george when he did not have a bottle of doers that day. i went out to see him and we got along fine. he's a very gregarious. the movie doesn't pai

the >>: 615 were tracking this hotspot with george. >>: george: that always means the length of the investigation what details we do have is there is a by be read poured it on the road lies. there's speculation but the chp and then police department have received several calls. the two right lanes are shut down in the southbound direction of this a a knee and industrial. this is the south of that assault on a 80 ride. does on the stretch of roadway between 92 and 84. it's already backed up the ride all the way to highway 238. >>: george: the backup is going to be with us and only continue to grow for the south on a mix commute. that is not our only slowed traffic here this morning as we switch back to the traffic map. where are read completely backed up into the mcarthur maze on highway 580 west bound. there has been some reports although they are unconfirmed about the chp. on 580 west bound on highway 24. the 580 ride through livermore is already extremely heavy this morning. 42 minutes is the drive time from the old to not to the dublin and a change. there's a problem here on julia mickey. >>:

it's the first day of school here at prince george's county. you can perhaps hear the alarm clocks going off and the groaning of children right now as they get ready to head off to class. now, a little while ago i spoke to a bus driver who has been driving for 36 years. this year, however, she's got a new route but she says she's ready. >> new bus, new kids, so i'll have to adjust. we did a dry-run yesterday so we know exactly where we're going. so it's going to be easy today. >> reporter: so some new things this year, some of the buses have cameras designed to catch people who go around the buses as they are picking up children. there's a new elementary school in hyattsville, new programs and an expansion of pre-k. here's something kind of important, i asked the ceo of schools, kevin maxwell, about staffing levels. he said they are about 95% filled but do have a critical shortage in terms of teachers in some areas. he says they have substitutes in place, they are ready to go, but they are looking for teachers in some areas. i'm going to talk t

the tunnel to the traffic center with george. >>: george: this one hot spot this morning even now threwght. we were at the peak of the commute most of the bay area is and joined the much later than usual right. it's not an san francisco the closure of the 280 extension is reaching habit with the commute on one no one and to endorse on. >>: jackie: it's starting to fell on to the surface. it is see the far right shot that bay shore a lot of people are trying to jump off as silver and further up. to get off of one no one is still backed up because of the closure in that occurred yesterday at 2:00 p.m.. it's all the way down to page 3. is coined to be closed all weekend. we predicted early this morning that this will be the worst of it. this is where people are traveling northbound on one no one. >>: jackie: >>: george: because see the extent of the backed up onto 80 it's backed up to the highway 101 19th avenue turnoff so the entire stretch of this other freeway and this portion of 280 is backed up. it's almost into san francisco for the notes, on 101 ride. this is extremely going and thi

that's human nature to george's point. they were going to get a contract, it was a long time, you'd be hard-pressed to say there wasn't great care exercised to negotiate this. >> can i jump forward with something to you, christine. taney dragons the first little league world series team from philadelphia. they would a parade, everybody came out and enjoyed. it was great for the kids we heard from folks who are not so happy about it, they were saying wait a second they came in third place, how much is the city spending on a parade when we have a school situation? what do you think about it. >> actually i was in that camp that said a parade we don't have the money, it's a little much and then i started hearing the criticisms from the individuals, the sports writers, the old can tankerrous elders of sports community. they were saying this is like giving everyone a trophy. it's not, this was an amazing group of kids who were humble and gracious not just mo 'ne. they showed grace under fire and more maturity than the guys on th

paul george's injury, obvious severe. >> paul george suffering what appears to be an injury. >> the kindyers and fans wonder immediately if it's all over. but george put that to rest right away. former nfl quarterback who famously shattered his right leg, said on twitter he knows what george was going through while on his back. >> i've had people say to me, hey, did it hurt. i asked them to let me drive my car over their leg. >> george, a star with the indiana pacers suffered an open compound lower leg fracture. >> this is the tibia, this is the fibula. >> something a noted sports medicine doctor said can be overcome with time. in george's case, he says, maybe a year ago. >> it heals quicker and better. the long-term quite good. >> others have proven it, though not without challenges. kevin ware broke his leg last year. skier lindsay vaughn broke a bone in her leg. and now paul george is the latest athlete at an injury cross roads. a long road with few guarantees about where it ends. basketball great larry bird said they will focus on his recovery. >>> let's get a weather check from dyla

his daughter during a police chase and gunbattle with prince george's county police. it started saturday. investigators tell our scott broom. >> reporter: police chief mark magaw revealed compelling evidence, details despite the gunbattle between suspect frederick roy miller with his little girl in the car it was, in fact, gunshots and a slashing by miller on his daughter that caused her death. posted to facebook by miller's sister a selfie the sister claims is miller and his daughter in the minutes before a car chase and shootout with police that ended in tragedy on branch avenue saturday afternoon. this. >> this man sh two family members and then killed his 3- year-old daughter. >> reporter: today prince george's county police chief mark magaw said despite all the police gunfire evidence proves that layla was first stabbed by her father a folding knife recovered from his car, then shot with a 38 special pistol in the head at point blank range. it was a close close contact wound gunshot. 3 to 6 inches from the gun was 3 to 6 inches away from layla when it went off. t

not him and george w. bush. later, particularly in the second term of the bush-cheney , other advisors like condoleezza rice began plaguing a more important role, ready access of that dick cheney had enjoyed for so long seemed to be reduced considerably in the second term. there are a number of people who worked closely with dick cheney in congress, in the first bush administration -- george h.w. bush's administration, and later even in george w. bush's administration, who feel that he became something of a different person, that he was not the same person in this later incarnation as vice president. dick cheney would argue with them and does in our interviews that he did not change. the world changed. the change that matters tremendously was what happened on 9/11. he would say that that goes back to his days on the intelligence committee in the house when he first saw sort of the underside of the world and what is really going on out there. is that the world as it requires the kind of response, he feels, that t

sincerely, george bush. that is the only note from any of the presidents i have served with that i have framed because it means that much to me. i told you about president bush's leadership but i want to add one other thing. he did not come to this lately or late in the game. let me tell you a story. in 1978, a young girl was born in iowa. her name was katie. her mother was julie beckett. at the age of four months, she came down with viral encephalitis that left her terribly disabled. neurological damage, had to have a breathing tube, much of her motor movement she couldn't operate. she stayed in the hospital. it cost $12,000 a month to take care of her. her parents asked for a waiver from the medicaid program so they could care for her at home. at that time, if katie moved home, she would have been disqualified from receiving supplemental security income and would have lost her medicaid. her parents couldn't afford that. the beckett's petitioned medicaid, social security, everybody. a congressman called up

news it's george stephanopoulos there good morning america host that really has the most credibility over there people now don't look at the mainstream media as their main source of information anymore now people go to get breaking news. or they go to opinion blogs or people that they trust people like glenn vote for example or people go and read my blog because they're looking for an alternative viewpoint to the mainstream media narrative i feel as if we're in right now sort of the change time the change over a period from the credibility of the mainstream media being the only outlet for resourceful reporting where people are looking for people who are more attached to news stories as they happen on the ground why would i want to read what george stephanopoulos has to say in new york city about the situation in ukraine when i can go and i can read newspaper reports and blogs immediately from the situations as they're happening on the ground or i can subscribe to the twitter account of a reporter that's going on the ground i sort of feel as if right now is the time when the mainstrea

advil pmfor healg nighs slp. >>: george: the first was the ride on 80s of bomb.say that was the incident on a 80 self-taught. it's still the biggest high spot that we have. it's family-the san lorenzo. it's the davis in the southbound direction that is trying to get down toward highway 92 and then be on. it was here at industrial or the similar had the to worry lane's shut down. let's recap this morning as incident. >>:will: the reason why is there so much backed up is because thousands of people were all backed up and oakland and to 38. even though has been cleared not want to show you there is still more room. but still you see there's a lot of time they need. it looks better than what we saw 30 minutes ago when everyone was pretty much at a standstill. it's also enacted. at what we saw all around 5:00 this morning. i'm on the overpass they believe from 5:00 in the morning this man possibly gone into a struggle with another person here on the overpass he fell over about a hundred feet. >>:will: say possibly in mid air the big rig came along and hit him. it is s

. >> george: now that the median line 7 activated. traffic is starting to back into that 880 over crossing. been seen to back up very quickly. with this of the activation time has moved forward by 30 minutes. some believe it has something to do with the configuration. north about 280 closes this afternoon. for the entire labor day weekend. >> darya: at woman is hit and killed by a bust at burning man. the woman apparently fell under the bust and she was killed instantly. will get more information about what happened and pass it along. >> mark:280 northbound near san francisco. is shutting down.once again. kron 4's jackie sissle is live in san francisco with the details. >> reporter: there is a giants game today is 1245-and not be affected. this is the third time. and the first time was memorial day weekend the sec chose to live for and now labor day. it was stretched until tuesday after the holiday weekend at 58 am. why are they doing this? >> reporter: is basically the same work with a bindle and the last three weekends. be aware the

publicce george's county school students heading back to class. video from his chopper seven of students -- we have video from news chopper 7 of students arriving in laurel. security upgrades at many schools at a cost of nearly $10 million. jeanette reyes has details. >> it is that time of year for about one hundred 25 students in prince george's county, the first day of school seemed to get onto a smooth start in upper marlboro. >> i'm excited, it is my last first day of school. 2014-2015 school year has changes for students and teachers. instructors were welcomed, officials acknowledged replacethe new hires staff who retired or left for higher pay. >> everything from pedagogy to common core two procedures. >> increased security measures spent about $10 million on safety, including installation of cameras on buses to ensure drivers of they stop signs. -- obey stop signs. >> is a good change. >> students transitioning to middle or high school get a full day orientation. the district is making progress but it faces challenges. according to a recent

we'll explain. >> george: slam crown for him >> george: dysfluency train headed toward san franciscore for a while. bill's going east. court san francisco. it is now out of the trans bay to. barbara mertz to it as a major delay. >> george: major delays now being reported 15 to 20 minutes. it is just cleared to the san francisco side. we continue to check a number of hot spots. the camera is not stucco but the traffic is. use of the dumbarton bridge instead. we cannot track big delays as well. >> george: me that the southbound direction. westbound 80 and westbound 58. the 580 to double in the east and west bound is delayed for a delay from accident. up to from coyote valley to to 37. the guadalupe parkway 1780. hough is completely jammed up. the 1 0192 interchange will be less traffic. >> george: eye with 37 is definitely the end of summer like traffic. they're still slow traffic in the maze that is not leading to the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge is not bad. if look at the richmond san rafael bridge. >> erica: we are seeing some cloud cover as we take a look at the golden gate bri

south about 680 his mast bumping. >> george: 680 south bounced solidly jammed up.westbound arrived to cupertino from guadalupe parkway into a downtown as well as the one no one knows bomb rack. 101 the northbound heavy one of two heavy. but nearly a 40 minute time from nevada to the golden gate bridge. >> george: ito's we will likely see stopping the traffic. in the golden gate bridge were still problems free for the rich and san rafael bridge it is backed up pastors and parkway. seitivbladr? ner mi a cnce dan. justecau youappeto spnkle lite tile. introducg a voluon i addeleakroteion om t expts ifemine precti. new alwa diseet.fosensiv. up to % thner r peri comrt. absos 2xore an u maneed for dancall-u-wa precti. new alwa diseet.ow bdderleakcan. caushey,ee hpens. visit waysscre.comor coons d yo fresamp. whs more exced aut bk to scol sine mo?tles? or t dad wi guanteelow ices onolor penls, 's dinity thdads staps. me mo hapn r le. then you see a street sweeper their he canossa see trucks getting ready. the size of 33 this morning and i personally did not sell it and tha

. >>> and a sports headline tonight about an nba player, paul george. he's recovering after surgery to repair a leg he shattered during a scrimmage in las vegas last night. the injury sparking looks of shock and horror in the faces of spectators. abc's ron claiborne now with what's next for the star player. >> reporter: it was early in the fourth quarter of a team usa exhibition game. inn pacers star paul george defending the basket when suddenly, horribly, he goes down, his leg snapped in two places. george was taken away on a stretcher, his fellow teammates left stunned. >> our first concern, our primary concern is paul george. >> reporter: lebron james tweeting "hurt my stomach the moment i heard the news. i didn't want to believe it." george broke out as an nba star just this past season. he was a lock to make the u.s. team for this summer's basketball world cup. college player kevin ware suffered a similar compound leg fracture in 2013. he is just now playing basketball again. >> i'm not as tough as paul george, but he'll be fine, you know, it's go

george i always thought the n.s.a. is but if you think they claim that it's a censor looking for terrorists but no they're not they're looking at people like us on this program to make sure we stay in line. so that that's exactly right i mean that's the point about the internet is just that yes i mean there was it has been people can write their own blogs but it also means that governments can monitor exactly what everybody is up to just to go back to what annie's point about the occupy movement i mean you'd have thought that this movement which captured people's imaginations now with all the social media occupy should have had a huge impact i mean you know because you can do so many more things now with the social media than you could a few years ago and yet it was repressed and it also fizzled els you know i remember you know the strikes of the mind of strikes of the one nine hundred seventy s. in britain it was just one guy with a payphone and yet they were able to mobilize the masses of people moving from one . pla

. >>: thi >>: george: the temperatures will be on the warm side as well. it's perfect weather for the holiday weekend. here is the forecast for today going forward. today we saw low clouds out there. this may be some drizzle of the coast. it's cooler in terms of the temperature. but it will feel muddier because of the moisture streaming over the bay area. tomorrow morning fog and afternoon sunshine. >>: george: monday the labor day holiday looks pretty good. believe you quickly on with the temperatures look like right now. we will have the seven day around the bay coming up. >>::: things are going pretty well all around the bay right now. there is no backup on the bay bridge toll plaza. we will show you this in a moment. this is for the morning and afternoon commute today. this is the closure of the to is the extension here northbound into san francisco. the conference have medium-size repairs. we have jackie sissel positioning himself and the optimum location to show us all of the traffic impact as it unfolds this morning. >>: jackie: the left inside is 1

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georges takes in stride. the humble paramedic insists he's no hero.s all in a day's work. >> there are 3,000 firefighters within the city of los angeles. i don't think there's any one of them that would not have done what i did. i can really even say that for almost any firefighter across the country, it's what we do. >> coming up. >> there's a brutal people that saw something and wanted it. >> two thugs want a surprise attack leaving this bartender facing his own last call. >> that's when i saw the knife. >> when "caught on camera, heroes and villains" continues. >>> two thieves ambush a bar owner at closing time. >> i was mugged. i was stabbed. i was hit over the head with a pool cue. >> the robbery goes awry when the bartender takes a stand and fights back. >> they thought i was going to give them all my money, but that's not what happened. >> january 15th, 2010, lakewood, colorado. it's just before 1:30 early friday morning, last call at the cordial lounge. security cameras roll as behind the bar, 32-year-old owner t.j. is closing up shop. >> i wa

prince george's county was where the british actually landed. all the way through upper marlboro and bladensburg before going to washington. the british were all over the county and fort washington where the fort was blown up. the county was very important and played a role in the writing of the star spangled banner there. was a man who was arrested and taken to baltimore which is why francis scott key went there to seek his release. >> that's when the white burned. >> yes. >> a statewide effort to celebrate a fact that we stood strong here in maryland to try to keep our union intact. >> that's right. that's what the battle of bladensburg is all about. i it's part of the chess eke campaign. in -- chesapeake campaigning. in baltimore, we're hoping to have a family friendly event. >> what's happening in baltimore? >> it will be tall ships. they'll have the blue angels. they have a lot of money to be able to throw at t. our particular program we've got some d.c. food trucks. we've got a very large battle that will happen around 3:00. boat tours, tr

let >>: george: with clear that the incidence with the west ball stall. but that traffic is still backed up to the altamont pass. in the drive time is dearly water hour. for your west palm bay bridge ride your glad to find slow traffic right from the 80 over cross as you come from the mcarthur maze spirit next back to the traffic maps and to the south bay where one-to-one correspondence showing some congestion here. >>:this was the dispatch call that went out just before noon monday following a 9-1-1 call and minutes later, actor and comedian robin williams was pronounced dead. at a news conference on tuesday, marin county's assistant chief deputy coroner gave a graphic description of how williams' personal assistant discovered >>:mr. william personal assistant become alarmed at 1145 am, when he failed to respond to knocks on his bedroom door. at that time the personal assistant was able to gain access to mr. williams bedroom and found mr. the line >>:the actor's wife had last seen williams the night before his death, and had left the home monday morning-

i want to take you up into prince george's first. they've moved west toward 301.a few around joins base andrews. brandywine, i'm see a couple of lighter sprinkles headed your way. heavier stuff but there's no lightning with this. heavier downpours just south of la plata on 301 and west of mechanicsville. this is all moving to the west crossing 301 when you get down toward the potomac, dahlgren. colonial beach, you've had shores going on. you have one on top of you right now. areas in king george county will see this as well as well as areas in fairfax and potentially prince william, too, as it moves in toward virginia. outside mostly cloudy skies. date planner showing temps in the low to mid-80s this afternoon. if we get some sunshine, we'll keep our fingers crossed for the afternoon that we'll see more sun here. east winds 5 to 10 and down to 80 by 5:00 p.m. so for the nationals and diamond bags, i think it's going -- diamondbacks, think it's going to be pretty good with the low 80s for the first pitch. you see the darker areas? these are sunny breaks majority ea

police and prince george's coupoce are all involved. zachary kiesch, news 4. >>> the area near southern and pennsylvania avenues in southeast washington is just one of two scenes we're following. there are also a lot of officers near division avenue and hey street. derrick ward is following the search you said way there in the live desk. >> in the moments imdiel after thehoinway there in the live desk. >> in the mes mey a t sotg, officers from several agencies are involved in that search. metropolitan police, u.s. park police and prince george's county police have all converged on the area around the division avenue and hey street d also youncded helicopter and as well as officers on foot. officers did stop one person. they're not calling that person a suspect or even a person of interest at this point. but that search is continuing now. there are a number of street closures around the area. massachusetts avenue and southern avenue, pennsylvania avenue and southern, as well as the outbound suitland parkway between alabama avenue and sta

a press conference ended here in prince george's county. we are told 4:40 this afternoon the prince george's police were called to this location. 1500 block of addison road where they found two adult women and one man dead. all three dead. it's a demess i can related shoot -- a domestic related shooting and then a suicide. police were called here. two adult women and one adult man were found dead. this is under investigation as a domestic-related incident. reporting live in prince george's county. >> jim, thank you. and now turning to another tragic case. this outside of loudon county. >> deputy mcdonald thought somebody was breaking into his home when he opened fire. it wasn't the only mistake he made on a morning that went terribly wrong. >> reporter: he is a veteran detective and a local leader at his ncaap chapter here in winchester. but that did not prevent deputy easton mcdonald from mistaking his own daughter for an intruder and shootinger had. family gathered to support and pray as deputy easton mcdonald's 16-year-old daughter conti

for those of us who don't know about george. >> who is george? i dedicate my book to george? i thank god for george every day in george is my liver. when i was waiting to get a transplant, the only thing they will tell you is the circumstance under which the person who died, under what circumstance they died. they don't tell you their name. and so i didn't know the name of the person who gave me this liver. so the morning i woke up from the surgery, my wife said how are you doing? i said i'm doing fine. george and i are doing great. and she said george? you ready major new liver? i said i guess so. and she thought and i thought and my family thought that made sense or weirdly i just came up with the name george. so after the surgery, after i knew i was going to recover, you can write a note to the family, which i did and you send it to the national organ center and they forward the letter on. there is no contact allowed. and they can write you back. i got a letter back about three minutes later. she said you've got to sit down. the woman said thank you. it's been very difficu

george? >> okay, alex, thank you very much. >>> let's dig in with martha raddatz, our counterterrorism expert, richard clarke, who directed things like this at the highest levels with many presidents. and retired general john allen. let me begin with you. you're really sounding the alarm here. you call isis a clear and present danger. say we must act now to destroy it. the big question. how? >> it will require a comprehensive approach. it has to be more than simple pinpoint attacks. on key isis locations, just security locations in and around dams. supporting fire. it requires a comprehensive approach. got to be a regional approach, a coalition approach. while some aspect of the coalition can be focused on the humanitarian relief of the populations that have been put to foot and caused to evacuate the areas where they have lived for centuries and so on, it will require a comprehensive approach to strike isis throughout the network of the organization. some of that is in iraq. a lot of that, p

direction. >> students in prince george's county who ride buses encountered something new right away. the school buses now have cameras. as students dealt with first-day jitters so did some 800 new teachers. >> i just met my kids. >> like the other new hires, samuel gashlin went through rig training over the -- rigorous training over the summer now he's ready to get to work. >> i can't wait to see what this school year has in store for us. >> prince george's county now is offering breakfast at all its schools. >> i think there's a lot that's exciting. >> public schools ceo kevin max well touted beefed up academics as well. >> 16 additional pre-k kindergarten programs. we have three spanish immersion programs. >> they will also offer a parent resource office and suicide prevention training, this after a survey found 17% of students here said they had considered suicide. governor martin o'malley showed up for the first day at brand new edward m. elementary. so did david maunddraggon. he liked what he saw. >> it was so awesome. >> there were a few grings. weión' got some calls -- glitch

new right to farm amendment and feature an exclusive interview with a sitting member of parliament george galloway about the recent developments in iraq so let's get to it and let's break that. the look it was a military art take the title cut on the fly have you ever had sex with that hurt their little little. sleep. in. the to. the little legal. leg to little the leg. please. the world health organization has confirmed over nine hundred deaths since march under what's been characterized as the worst ebola outbreak in history just this week the centers for disease control director tom friedman testified before a congressional committee iterating the seriousness of the issue but also reassuring the american people that the c.d.c. has everything under control. we do know how to stop ebola. meticulous case finding isolation and contact tracing and management we with our partners have been able to stop every ebola outbreak to date and i'm confident that if we do what works we will stop this one also. unfortunately not everyone shares the same optimism as dr friedman as the virus now spreads

george was, back then, a cbs news technician.ameramen and he told his story to chip reid. >> reporter: in the moments before president richard nixon announced his resignation, he ordered almost everyone out of the oval office. >> only the cbs crew now is to be in this room during this. only the crew. >> reporter: the crew included george christian, then just 28. >> there were only two people allowed from the crew in the room, and one of them was a cameraman, and the other was myself to make sure that things worked. >> reporter: his job was crucial, but he worried that nixon would tell him to leave, too. >> i'm standing there with an afro and belled bottoms and not looking like i'm doing very much, as if i roamed into the room. >> reporter: so he hid behind the camera. it was christian's first time in the oval office. do you remember how you felt? were you nervous? >> i was nervous. >> reporter: you were nervous. >> i was more than nervous. i was scared to death. >> i have never been a quitter. >> reporter: did you sense request e

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