abrams, just enough john williams, to get the heart pumping and the base pumped up for the seventh installmentthe force awakens. >>> the government's media watchdog agency in china has launched a crackdown on puns. chinese media are often full of them, but now the state administration for press publication, radio, film and television, says puns take away from standard chinese and cultural heritage, and may mislead children by causing cultural and linguistic chaos, as they put it. >>> when we come back, a pastor gets a valuable lesson on the streets about practicing what he preaches. >>> finally here tonight, after a holiday that's all about being thankful for what we have, while it can also be about the excess of what we have, we get a reminder tonight about those much less fortunate. a california pastor decided to walk a mile in someone else's shoes. and what he discovered on the streets may have changed him forever. his story tonight from nbc's harry smith. >> may that be our prayer -- >> reporter: it all started as a kind of stunt. pastor rick cole surprised his congregation this fall when

the victim, john williams, is in very critical condition. >>> and a man is in critical condition this morning after being shot inside his car in philadelphia. police were called to the scene on marron street in germantown last night. they thought it was a car crash but then found that the driver had been shot in the head. police have made no arrests yet. >>> in salem county this morning, we have new information in the case of a school board member and a borough councilwoman who are charged with assaulting a police officer. attorneys for walter hudson and jeanette jackson have now filed a complaint against pennsgrove borough, saying the borough failed to comply with an ordinance to pay their legal fees. this all stems from this incident in july, which was caught on video. investigators say hudson and jackson became upset with an officer who was questioning some teens about underaged drinking. the video shows hudson throwing the officer to the ground here. jackson was also charged with assaulting that officer and obstructing justice. >>> we may learn this week if charges will be filed a

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that's where police say they found 49 year old john williams shot. they found the suspect here 70 year old john berry at a home nearby. police saber row was still firing that gun when they arrived on the scene. and then he shot himself in the head. both men were taken to the hospital. they're listed in very critical condition tonight. >>> and a man is dead following a shooting in north philadelph philadelphia. police say shots rang out just after 10:30 last night on the 1800 block of west girard avenue. officers found the 25 year old victim lying in a pool of blood. they rushed him to the hospital. but nothing could be done to save him. there's no word yet on a suspe suspect. >> a woman is gunned down in the street in nicetown. it happened just before noon today on the 1600 block of rowan street. police say the woman was found lying in the middle of the road. she had been shot in the back of the head. she died right there at the scene. >>> the 40 year old man now dead after being run over by two cars in delaware. this all happened in dover. police say

the victim, john williams, is in very critical condition. >>> and look at this video. the investigation continues here in new castle county as authorities try to figure out what caused a man to lose control of his car and crash into a house. police say the 27-year-old driver was on old wilmington road in hockessin when he went off the road, went airborne and crashed into the second floor of a barn that had been converted into a home. thankfully, no one inside was hurt. the driver had minor injuries. >>> philadelphia's helping the u.s. marine corps celebrate its 239th birthday. a ceremony will happen this morning at city hall. the celebration will then move to the tuns tavern sign where the marines held their very first recruitment drive during the american revolution. and tomorrow, our nation celebrates veterans day. as always, a lot of events happening across our area. at rider university, students have placed 10,000 american flags on a campus lawn. these are pictures from last year. the flags represent every man and woman who has served in the armed forces since ride

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late last night officers were called to unit block of summit avenue where they found john williams who said he was shot by his own father. police located 70-year-old john richard berry at another address on the block and berry shot himself in the head. williams remains in critical condition and investigators say the pair was fighting over financial issues. >> a 50-year-old man was rushed to the hospital after being shot in the head tonight in germantown. investigators responded to the 5200 block of merion street two hours ago. the victim is in critical condition at einstein hospital. investigators are working to find a suspect at this hour. >> story of the 3-year-old boy tortured and killed in chester county this week has shaken many across the delaware valley. neighbors in scotty's community stepped up in hopes of helping his 6-year-old brother deal with unbelievable loss and own recovery. annie mccormick is live in the satellite center now with more. hi, annie. >> hi, sarah. little scotty's life was cut short savagely. members of the community continue to hold memorials in honor of t

late last night officers were called to unit block of summit avenue and the victim john r. williams was able to tell them he was shot by his father. they located 70-year-old john richard berry at another address on the block. berry shot himself in the head and died this afternoon. williams remains in critical condition and investigators say the father and son had a dispute over financial matters. >> police in philadelphia are serving are to the person that shot and killed a woman overnight in tioga-nicetown near the corner of 16th street and rowan walk. she was found lying on the street with one gunshot wound to the back of the head. >> a confrontation at strip club in south philadelphia resulted in gunfire overnight club onyx on columbus boulevard. they opened fire on a patron after he tried to run them over with a car. investigators say the victim was angry of being kicked out of the club. he sustained gun shot wounds to shoulders and legs and no word on any charges. >> it happened 5 p.m. near front and vine streets. investigators arrived on the scene and were unable to find the v

john williams claims to pick tickets to the game were limited to people with credit cards in washington. he filed a $50 million lawsuit. he claimed that limiting ticket sales violates the federal consumer fraud act. a judge well visit the case in october. >> and the oldest on the job. after 45 years, this national park ranger is enjoying retirement. he has more on his accumulation of life experience, life lessons, and memories. >> reporter: at an hour when the district fog is the soundtrack of sweet dreams. it is sam's alarm clock. >> i am going out. >> the national park ranger is at work as soon as he steps out the front door. his office is the driveway. >> it works. it is a great office. drug ranger eddie knows this eat better than anyone. he has been working it longer than anyone. you your looking at the oldest law enforcement ranger in the national park service and the oldest law-enforcement officer in the department of interior. i am 629 years old. eddie began his career in the summer of 1969 the year that man walked on the moon. and manson terrorized los angeles. and protests chri

victim john r. williams was able to tell them he was shot by his father. police then located 70-year-old john richard berry at another address on that block. berry then shot himself in the head. he died this afternoon. williams remains in critical condition and investigators say the father and son had a disputeto over financial matters. >> and philadelphia police are trying to identify a man found shot in the head in car tonight in germantown. the victim was found slumped behind the wheel of 2001 oldsmobile after it hit two parked cars 5200 block of merion street. the man is in critical condition at einstein an he was not carrying identification. right now, police don't know who he is and his attacker is also a mystery. >> we're hearing tonight from two young men being praised for rescuing a police officer. this dramatic cellphone captured the moment when officer's car burst into flames after colliding with another vehicle. this happened yesterday in philadelphia's grays ferry section. joseph khaim brz a fire fight frer ridley park happened to be visiting h

the victim, john williams, is in very critical condition. >>> a philadelphia police officer could be released from the hospital today after a teenager rescued him from his burning car. and this is cell phone video taken saturday night after officer mark kimsey's cruiser collided with a pickup truck at 28th and tasker. kimsey was trapped in his car. 17-year-old joe chambers, who is also a volunteer firefighter, ran to help. we spoke to him on saturday night. >> i saw that it was a cop car, and right then, i just started sprinting and i did what i had to do. >> officer kimsey was able to meet with chambers at the hospital and thank him. no charges have been filed in the crash. >>> in salem county, we have new information in the case of a school board member and a councilwoman who were charged with assaulting a police officer. attorneys for walter hudson and jeanette jackson filed a complaint against pennsgrove borough, saying that it failed to comply with an ordinance to pay their legal fees. this all stems from this incident back in july, which was caught on video. investigators say h

and how about the john williams score? so far, reaction on social media has been positive.ser wasn't enough. i want to see more. i'm remaining hopeful the movie will be good. chris says, so excited. i loved it. counting the days. i am a huge fan. still a kid at heart. rose says a teaser in the true sense of the word. my husband brian is a huge fan, he says the trailer reminds him of the classic star wars he grew up with. i think that's why everyone is so excited? are you excited as everyone else? let us know what you are talking about use #orangeroom. may the force be with you. >> well played. >> >> they owe us a good one after jar jar binks. >>> yeah. >>> coming up on "today," biker gangs taking over california highways, can police do anything to stop them? >> but first these messages. po do >>> it's 5: 56 on this saturday morning. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. slick conditions on a rainy morning. i'm kira klapper with anthony slaughter as a look at your micro climate forecast. >> good morning to you. i still have that food coma. we are stuffed, to say the

third, john lahr for tennessee williams. published by ww norton and company.tion. and edward o wilson for the meaning of human existence. published by live right. and this year's year's national book award for nonfiction goes to evan oz knows. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i have to tell you, i am a man of of hunches, and i did not have a hunch. my wife my wife said, maybe you should have a hunch for a second. i think some people here may know that i am from a family of the book. my parents are here, peter and susan. my father is the founder of public affairs. if you go into the writing business you feel a a little bit like what george w. bush must feel like. i i have to tell you, it is a fabulous sensation to be appear tonight, and i cannot thank the judges enough. i am humbled by the honorees in this category and especially to roz chast whose work is beautiful and very meaningful to me. i i want to say a special thank you tonight. a fabulous publisher that signed on to this idea. thank you. for everything you have done for this book. and jennifer, my agent, we started talking

waterswashington, walter , william foxx, john sims, charles young. ay, grateful nation to commemorate their heroism and sacrifice of all colored soldiers who served in the various wars engaged in by the united states of america. be madeg record shall of their unselfish devotion to duty. , the french people erected a memorial to the 371st infantry. --icated to the negro trips troops who fought and died here. 23 years later, and invading -- yes, the nazis destroyed our monument in france. the founder of tuskegee institute, booker t. washington. he lifted the veil of ignorance and pointed the way to progress through education and industry. george washington carver, honored. the only other american when our flag was planted on the north pole. surgeon.ew york father of the flu. contributing to the war bond drive. education, principal of a new york city public school. international prize-winning sculpture. .inger ♪ men and women in every walk of life. ♪ >> the best athletes in the world have come to berlin. 51 nations are represented here today. germany. j

williams. >> and, john, the creativity involved is so simple, in way. it may be difficult to achieve with unions against it and so forth, but you just allow individual parents and students the dignity to make their own choices. >> well, i think anyone who's enhancing individual liberties should be cheered and obviously polly williams is among those. i also think politicians make a mistake when they say education is the path to prosperity. the reality is that hard work is how we prosper and teachers can't teach us how to work hard and how to be entrepreneurs or thrive in the workplace. i almost think we set expectations incorrectly saying if you go toe school you're going to succeed. that's not necessarily true. >> but, steve, prosperity is one thing. money is not the secret to the success of good education. we have spent billions of dollars, in fact, since 1980, the department of education, the federal department of education, created in 1980 has spent $1.4 trillion. we haven't gotten the bang for that buck that we need. >> no, david. it's not a matter

doing so officer william saw a firearm and pointed at him officer williams recognized that his life and the life of his partner and friend john norman was in immediate dangerous officer williams discharged his weapon his extraordinary effort and bravery officer williams is awarded the medal of valor. (clapping.) thank you. please call deputy chief chairing will i under the special operations police chief will read the citation for officer cunningham and late us and sam (clapping). >> good evening on tuesday, june 11, 2013, as 4:56 p.m. sergeant cunningham and gregory late us and david sanchez were working on a plain clothing robbery where they received information from death penalty a woman with a knife has assaulted two other women dispatch advised them they awarded the coach line and head downtown sector cunningham and his team of plain clothing located the bus at 14th and mission the suspect ways observed with a knife in her hand and this information as relied to officer cunningham the spublth u suspect was stacey the mirror of the muni bus and the officers had to respond sergeant cunningham thinking of others put himself

john lahr. tennessee williams, a biography but what is your fascination? >> he is the greatest american playwright of the 20th century. he's defined and help define the postwar, the postwar boom. in his great years between 1944-1955 which is really his great period, the american per capita income tripled. it was the greatest of wealth in history of western civilization. and the sense of american individualism change because people could pursue their desires. it was williams was writing about the desire and need and longing that help shape and define that discussion between self-sacrifice and so brandeis and. all that was reflected in his place. >> mr. lahr, was his socialite allah truman capote? >> not at all. the thing about williams was he wrote 70 plays. he wrote short stories. he wrote wonderful poetry but a lot of which is included in the book, stuff that they're been published. and truman capote was a socialite and put some of his genius into his life. i think tennessee hadn't really got a great gift of life. he had a great gift of literature so he d

our crew this week, wayne rogers, john thin hoenig, michelle williams, welcome, everybody. president obama promising his plan will fix a broken system. really? sure you're not just rolling out a red carpet for millions more illegals to come to america for good old-fashioned american amnesty? listen to this illegal who just crossed the border. >> translator: there's a possibility of immigration reform inspire you to come now? yes. that's right. that inspired us. now? yes. now. >> and michelle, thursday night as the president unveiled his plan. millions more illegals are probably going to head their way here for amnesty. right? >> yeah. because what he's telling everyone is, come here. break the law. come here illegally and eventually we will reward you. such a slap in the face to the millions of people like my mother who came here legally, the right way from honduras, didn't come here and break the law. and, look, he's just doing it because he wants to stay sell vent. any latino out there that thinks he's doing because he cares ar latinos and reform, is wrong. i have news fo

stay together. >> back with reaction my studio audience including william and john, the two brave mened in that clip you just saw. john, you were the last one rescued. >> yes. >> that had to be tough. >> it wasn't a good day, that's for sure. >> how long were you underneath? >> 22 hours. >> wow. amazing. did you think you'd get rescued? did you feel you'd get rescued? >> there came a point late in the night that i didn't think we were going to make it out. >> you knew what had and a half americans my heart goes out to you. it's a tough thing for us. we have to live as survivors you know? being part of the show is for me that is great because it adds another chapter to our lives. any friend dieed and i like rob that pay back the night that became on the news, my wife said look. watch this. i just am so thankful being a former navy guy that it was our s.e.a.l.s. as survivors i thought it's my duty to tell people we're a strong nation. we can survive. i just want to share real quick my wife is pregnant, seven months pregnant. i was able to be there to see her be born. she said daddy why

with us, bill, william and john . waldo mc milne. you want to look responsible, smart and capable, but not unprincipled. how do you thread that needle? >> from a democratic perspective i know we're looking at a slim democratic majority. harry reid will look to retake it in 2016. there are many more republicans up in 2016 than democrats. a much more favorable environment for democrats. that's what you're going to be seeing as you look at these policy debates being had. >> what's the winning recipe? is it to stick to your guns even if it means not getting much done so you can go back to the people in two years and say, look, we stuck to our guns. we thought no laws was better than bad laws. >> well, no, i think--particularly after this election a lot of members are going to be looking at what the country wants. the country wants the congress to governor. they want washington to work. i think a lot of members particularly those who are in the middle on the democratic side and on the republican side, are probably going to find ways ways

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amongst that armada is one small packet ship bearing francis scott key, john skinner, and dr. william beans. the attack on baltimore is going to begin. looking down the river, if you look to the left, you'll see a small land mass, that's north point. and on the early morning hours of the 12th of september, about 5,000 british soldiers have dropped off at north point. and their goal was to march overland to take the city by land. a land assault. they run into an american advance guard of about 2,600 militia men, about five miles as the crow flies. this is called the battle of north point. and it was a pretty good battle. the americans fire, fall back, fire. it's about two hour long battle, the british lose about 310 men killed, the americans lose over 200, and the americans pull back. but the americans give as good as they got. they killed one of the british generals, major general robert ross and withdrew to defenses closer to the city. on the outskirts of the city of baltimore, americans dug about a mile worth of entrenchments. and you would have seen free african-americans, richest

. >> back with reaction my studio audience including william and john the two men depicted in the moviere the last one rescued. >> it wasn't a good day. >> how long were you underneath? >> 22 hours. >> did you think you would get rescued? >> there came pint late in the night i didn't think we were going to make it out. >> you knew what had happened you knew the whole building? >> i assumed it was a car bomb on 11th street outside of building two. we had no idea the extent. >> when the reality of what had happened do you when you became conscious of that what did you think? >> i was buried in the hole. all i had was the 12 inches around my head to figure out what was going on. i still really didn't have the -- know what the extent of it was. i didn't find out until a month and a half later. >> i want to tell you fellow americans my heart goes out to you. it is a tough thing for us because we have to live as survivors. this is something for me that's great because it adds another chapt chapter to our lives. the only closure i will have until th will be when they bury me. my officers died

third john for tennessee williams banned pilgrimage of the flesh.rton & co.. fourth,@mr. austin osnos face and the new china published by strauss. and edward wilson for the meaning of human existence. [applause] published by the division of ww norton & co.. this year's national book award for nonfiction goes to evan osnos for age of ambition. ♪ ♪ i have to tell you i am a man of hunches and i didn't have a hunch before we left the hotel by wife said maybe you should just have a hunch for a second. i think some people here may know that i am from a family of the book. my parents are here, peter and susan. [applause] my father is the founder of public affairs and if you go into the writing business and your name is osnos you feel like what george w. bush must feel like. and i have to tell you it is such a fabulous sensation to be up here tonight. and i can't think the judges enough. i'm astonished and i'm humbled by the honorees in the category and i have to say especially to mr. chass whose work is beautiful and wonderful. [applause] they signed onto

his 1849 bill resembled legislation that had been drafted by john quincy adams earlier and by william henry seward. and pierce said, i think lincoln stands as well as seward and john quincy adams do on record. oh, and one of the surprising things about wendell phillips' attack on lincoln in 1860 is he said, william henry seward is much preferable to lincoln because in the fall of 1860 -- i mean, 1858 seward had given a speech in which he called the conflict between north and south over slavery, irrepressible conflict. phillips said, that took a lot of nerve. defenders of lincoln said, wait a minute, lincoln said virtually the same thing in the previous june, when he gave his house divided speech, that the house divided, it will -- it will either go -- the house will be all slavery all free and is divided. the new york tribune in response, a very strong anti-slavery paper, responded to the criticism that wendell phillips leveled in 1860 saying that they -- the remarks were calumnious, unfounded, reckless, unmanly, a gross misrepresentation, they said of his bill, couldn't substituting

. >> and back with reaction my studio audience including william and john, the two brave men depictedthat film you just saw. john, you were the last one rescued. that had to be tough. >> it wasn't a good day, that's for sure. >> how long were you underneath? >> 22 hours. >> wow. amazing. did you think you'd get rescued? did you feel you would get rescued? >> there came a point late in the night i didn't think we were going >>> when the reality of what happened to you, what did you think? >> i was in, buried in the hole. all i had was 12 inches around my head to figure out what is going on. i didn't know what the extent was i didn't find out the extent until a month and a half later. >> etc. tough. i want to say to my fellow americans who lost somebody, my heart goes out to you. we have to live as survivors. this is for me, it's great. it adds another chapter to our lives. i think the only closure i'll have is when they'll bury me. we lost 37 officers my friend died three feet from me the pay back, the night that became on the news my wife said will, come, watch this. i just sat down a

. >> and back with reaction my studio audience including william and john, the two brave men depictedn that film you just saw. john, you were the last one rescued. that had to be tough. >> it wasn't a good day, that's for sure. >> how long were you underneath? >> 22 hours. >> wow. amazing. did you think you'd get rescued? did you feel you would get rescued? >> there came a point late in the night i didn't think we were going >>> when the reality of what happened to you, what did you think? >> i was in, buried in the hole. all i had was 12 inches around my head to figure out what is going on. i didn't know what the extent was i didn't find out the extent until a month and a half later. >> etc. tough. i want to say to my fellow americans who lost somebody, my heart goes out to you. we have to live as survivors. this is for me, it's great. it adds another chapter to our lives. i think the only closure i'll have is when they'll bury me. we lost 37 officers my friend died three feet from me the pay back, the night that became on the news my wife said will, come, watch this. i just sat down

john, and ja james taylor. glad you joined us. a conversation with william "smokey" robinson coming up right now. ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> listing smokey robinson's accomplishments from multiple grammy wins to his songwriting talents to his induction into just about every hall of fame the music industry has would take all night. suffice it to say that the great william "smokey" robinson his a new c.d. equal dmpd. called "sm friends," that include sheryl crow, elton john, mary j. blige. my friend, let's take a look. ♪ ♪ if you want it you got it forever ♪ ♪ not a one-night stand not a one-night stand ♪ ♪ there's a good look at my face you say my smile looks out of place ♪ >> it's an understatement to say that your music is appreciated by people all over the world. people with different musical taste, different musical experiences. something about your stuff bring us all together, man. >> well, thank you, man. i appreciate that very much. >> yeah. it's -- it is extraordinary all these years later to h

and helmet and miriam phil's and charles and teresa johnson and lauren gray williams and sharon mendosa and natalie and john doe i didn't and peter and craig and jan and mike dar darla danny heather, rebecca and reaping and allen la away listen and matthew and lisa and jackie and sam grant and denice and jose and annabel bryant me cantor and matt, heather johnson and claudia so each one of those individuals have written a letter in support many are recipe at north beach as well as business owners. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm a long time resident and property owner during the development of my property i faced a lot of issues with the city and bruno helped me as i was going through my project site when i learned he was facing difficulties i came forward watching my neighbors over 89 years old as passing on and new generations are coming in it's beautiful to so someone who's committed to our neighborhood bruno is doing this to raise his family i had last year accusations i said this is my home and that's what bruno is trying to do so create a space for to raise his children as wel

the man named william hardy or john bell hood -- we did it gettysburg. good definitely wants the job. he is going to eventually get the job. gets the job from johnson, he will ask a simple favor -- before you leave this army, can you help me out with the dispositions of it and help out with a strategy, show me your strategy. carmen noon says problem, i will take care of that. bell hood.john he is never commanded an army in his life. he is now in an almost impossible position for he will employ a strategy of annihilation. it is not on the union army but on his own army or he is going to start attacking. as he starts attacking, he is attack a place called he wille creek and start sustaining casualty after casualty. if he starts absorbing these casualties, casualties in a 62,000-man army cannot be sustained. grant and sherman are ecstatic. if they are ecstatic, grant said, my satisfaction being placed in command with this. johnston was a careful and brave soldier. but hood would go out and fight every time we raised a flag or him, and that is just what we w

williams. >> reporter: since the days of john dillinger and al capone, the fbi's used pictures of known-suspects's looking to see if technology can use pictures to identify unknown suspects by checking crime scene photos against a rapidly growing collection of pictures. it's data the fbi's loading onto these computers, a massive collection of criminal records. it's stored deep underground at the fbi's criminal identification center in west virginia where a process that took weeks to identify a suspect now takes a fraction of a second. what was once done in a room full of desks now happens here, an enormous database, more than 120 million fingerprint records checked nearly 300,000 times a day. and now the fbi's adding 20 million pictures. they come from traditional police arrest mugshots. and not from some kind of photo dragnet. >> we don't go out and collect photos from, you know, public cameras or social networking sites. that's just inaccurate. >> reporter: for every search the facial recognition program generates a gallery of possible matches to a crime scene photo. the fbi's nick megna says