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. >> iwas terrible, it was out of control. >> william wright was taking some family members home mondayafternoon. >> i smelled smoke and i looked straight up at the top of the roof and the was flames shooting straight up the top of the buding. >> reporter: the fire shut down six blocks of 16th street northwest for about 3.5ours during the afternoon rush. it took about 16 firefighters nearly an hour and a half to get it under control. >> in the course of the extinguishment, they did find a victim in the fourth floor bedroom area. >> firefighters say an adult male died. he was one of six home at the time. everyone elswas able to get out safely. as fire investigators shifted through chared debris t figure out exactly how it started, they say the fire could have spread to neighboring rowhouses and been far worse because of this. they say this hydrant at the corn of 16th and oak was theethe closest to the burning rowhouse. broken hydrants are all over d.c. but they are required to be labeled so firefighters don't waste valuable time. this hydrant was broken and unlabeled. >> fortunately, tha

even though iwas >> even though i was only a witness, nothing more. the wit descends. so now, i'm going to introduce the writer of those very impassioned words. he's a journalist, translator and writer and was a writer of the ironnian journalist syndicate. he served for many years as depp ky executor and was editor in chief of a magazine. in 1983 following the yinian's government crackdown, he was arrested and sent to the prison in the city and was severely tortured until he confessed he was a spy for the russian and british agencies. he was sentenced to hanging, but was freed after serving six years in prison. michael henderson author of no enemy to conquer, unforgiveness in a forgiving world is a testament to survival against all odds. please join me in woking our speaker. >> good evening, and thanks a lot for coming. i am so happy at just this moment, one that came out here and he was to present to you and he have a bad experience like me. i know live in a very nice place, and first i ask you and i apologize for my bad epg lish for a -- english because for a long ti

. >> this is something we work on since 2003 when iwas first listed on our most endangered list. >> reporter: located west of the mall near the world w ii memorial, it is undergoing a $3 million park service renovation to its male columns and walkways. they once were a a gooderi place for events and wedding but mostly have slipped from the public's mind. >> it is a real gem in the national mall landscape and one that had fallen into disrepair. >> there aretwo layers of the stone. this outer layer. it is stained at the top and the middle is not so bad. >> reporter: jennifer from the park service gave a special tour for the d.c. preservation sxleeg other groups who have fought to save the memorial so that new nerations will appreciate it. tom sherwood, news4. washington. >> the d.c. war memorial restoration is set to be finished in the spring of next year. >>> it felt like spring out there today. it was a beautiful day to have some time off to honor our veterans. >> if you like this, hole on. the week will be even better. here's doug with the first forecast. >> it ismazing how nice it has been

. >> reporter: iwas just before 8:00 in the morning. some commuters notified th train operator through the intercom that there was a baby on board without the mom. >> the only thing she said to us was, okay. as if someone had left a back on the metro seat or something. we're talking about a human being. a little baby here. no emotion. nothing. >> reporter: meantime train with the baby was headed to d.c. surrounded by strangers. e next stop was' totten. riders goff off with the baby and went to employees. thchild was watched by the metro police until mom got there. >> not one dime the train operator come back to us via the intercom and that we have metro police waiting for you >> reporter: the mom hopped on to the next train and was reunited with her baby. they said the train did nothing wrong. sh she couldn't get the baby off and she couldn't get herself on. >> reporter: metro officials say the operator did handle the situation correctly and that the mom has not filed a complaint. darcy spencer, news4. >>> passengers on that carnival cr

iwas they also went into the streets. they tell about a wonderfull frankness or you can call that rob -- brawl in albany new york when a group in upstate new yorg celebrated the fourth of july in 1788 by burning a copy of the constitution ceremoniously. and after all it less andt th everything they fought for inhio the british pity it wasagains appropriate to burnet and for i good measure they noticed then' virginia ratification. that provoked some federalists and they trust their favoriterah drinking place. this was a rough place for andod this tells much more about conventions. the total the broad publicroad debates.public they give us a picture of america in 1787 and 1788. look, what was my job? job - my job was to pull the story out of the documents to find a way of organizing it, and that wase something of a challenge. i mean, how can you tell a negative of an event that happens in 13 different places sometimes simultaneously. my solution was to emphasizetane four major states and the affairs of their appropriate pla

iwa could hear the voice of my wife calling me from a distance, and i opened my eyes.nce, i am in my cell, cell number 15. the cries of a woman reach me from the room below. our aim is to save you. if i were you, i'd save myself,l mr. asadi. the door of repentance is open to everyone in islam. i sit down, a faint light is appearing at the end of the dark tunnel. it's going to end. they're not going to hang me. they're not going to bring me in my wife. they're going to believe me. they're going to believe that i have written everything i know. there's only one thing i haven't written about. wri i'm going to write about that, too, even though i was only a witness, nothing more.e the whip descends. so now i'm going to actually introduce the writer of those very impassioned words, houshang asadi. he's a journalist, writer and translator and was member of both the writers' association os iran and the iranian journalists' syndicate. prior to the islamic revolution, he served as deputy editor at iran's largest daily newspaper and was also editor-in-chief ofo the country's largest circulatio

. >> i thought iwas just me! >> jimmy: "love and other drugs" -- you, jake gyllenhaal.dealing with a couple little serious issues in there -- thrown in there. >> i'm sorry. i'm still laughing about the banana joke. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i had to throw it in there. it's so lame. oh my god, no, but, it looks so great -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: and you guys -- must have amazing chemistry already together -- and you both are great people in real life. >> well, thank you very, very much. i feel -- i mean, it's an unbelievable script. ed zwick, i mean, you know -- oscar winning ed zwick who was one of thsmartest, sweetest, warmest people i've ever met. >> jimmy: what was the movie that ed zwick did with brad pitt and anthony hopkins? he had the stroke -- >> "legends of the fall." >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i liked that movie. >> so beautil -- and oh. >> jimmy: it's just a good -- it's good. >> and then i got to hang out with my good friend jake gyllenhaal, which is always a pleasure. >> jimmy: yeah, well we love him. he's coming on the show friday. >> is h

he got to iwa jima and third day, he was killed. in 2005, we had a stamp and just this year, we named a building after him, highest decorated person in the history of the armed forces of the united states of america. and i bring his name up also, because there is a legacy here that is shared with american history. and it changes somewhat the stereotyping of italian americans, i hope it does. i'm proud to be an italian american and i know mr. mann zuleo is. stereotyping wasn't invented in the 20th century. this is one of the reasons why we have presented this. it's only right that today we honor this architect, andrea palladio. and yes, he was in -- was born in italy, in 1508, november 30. spent his life studying architecture, engineering, top oggray and military service. and as what mentioned, his famous masterpiece, the four books of architecture, jefferson called these four books, the bible for ack tech turl practice. -- architectural practice, the protocol. and he employed palladio's principles in establishing the lasting standar

if you can't wait to get a sneak peek, go to todayshow.com. >> iwas awful fun.amera overlooking northeast washington. we do have these clouds that will be coming through from time to time throughout the rest of the day. right now 60s in washington. 50s in the suburbs and rural areas. later today should make it a few spot into the loi to mid-60 and the winds gusting to 30 to 35 miles an hour. tomorrow, mostly cloudy. diminished winds. sunny and chilly friday into the weeken >> and that's your latest weather. >>> bruce springsteen talks about how he deals with failure and success in an exclusive interview right afr this. [ female announcer ] how well did total effects body wash shapup for good housekeeping? they believe with olay you can challenge what's possible and gave us their good housekeeping seal. for smooth, firm, younger looking skin shape up in the ower with olay tot effects body wash. for smooth, firm, younger looking skin this christmas at sears we have insane deals and hundreds of gifts $10 and under men and kis plaid shirts, now ju $10 sequin and vel

instead, iwas me, who ended up teaching danny. the base line to his own theme song. come on, get happy. ♪ come on now, everydy >> bonaduce is a philadelphia radio host, and opens david cassidy concerts as a stand-up comic. >> exchild stars who go to prison is not much of a niche. >> reporter: cently he upped the ante. challenging danny t learn one song on the bass and play it with him onstage. >> doesn't somebody want to be wanted? it's four strings. how hard can it be? >> the answer is really, ally, really hard. >> but, he did it. ♪ everybody wants to be wanted by me ♪ >> reporter: danny partridge would have been proud of danny bonaduce. >> people couldn't wait to get rid of him. they couldn't wait to say, oh, he's an obnoxious little kid. look at him. now he's an obnoxious teenager with acne. and so far i'm loving this story. >> you should be. >> what you're seeing here tonight is the first collaborative effort between danny partridge and myself. >> i knew how much he admired me and looked up to me like a big brother and wanted

we were in combat together anand it was in iwa jima.jimmy trimble volunteered for this eight-man squad with seven others of us. we were looking for spec it mortars -- spigot mortors. it is rocket fed. it was not much got no, but a lot of concussion. he said as out for a nighttime patrol -- sent us out day for a nighttime patrol. we got in front of the alliance. he died an honorable but horrible death. he was hit by a grenade. if you go to the marine museum, you will see what they call a 99 a grenade. a japanese soldier with the- strapped to his body -- with a mine strapped to his body and it is a canvas bag filled with powder and has a detonator. after we were hit with a grenade, he jumped in the foxhole. i pulled myself out and wrap myself around jimmy. the bottom half of jimmy disappeared. the japanese soldiers were a cloud of red. today there is a baseball field that was set up by the third marine division called trimble fied. i-- trible field. this march there will be a statue erected at jamof james trimble of the ball player that d