krebs wants to do that, too. his family will not really let him, but he wants to do it as well. >> depending on what that soldier experienced, it is really going to influence what and how they portray what they saw. even if there are specific lies or stretched truths, what you're getting are the things that they found most important or what people might want to hear the most of. at the same time, it is important to look at why they chose this is why they did not choose that. that is something that is even more telling and in the sense of civil war regimental history -- it is the same story. pennsylvania pops into my head the most. just in terms of monument placement here at gettysburg. at the same time though, it is the idea being remembered as honorable and just the terms of how you want to be remembered. >> yeah. definitely. yeah, val, that is great. and way to work the civil war into it. we need to. we are here at gettysburg college. the story though, i think this is a great analysis. this is really well done.

i give you a ten, officer krebs. >> a gold star.job. >>> well, adding a new pet to the family is always a big decision. we can tell you about an event today that can settle the debate possibly happening in your home. >>> and the plans that could make it difficult for fans to pay their final respects to comedian robin williams. >>> and about what time can you shed that jacket this morning? chuck's saturday planning up next. >>> welcome back. incredible numbers from storm team 4 in the middle of august. take a look outside right now. we are at 66 degrees early just outside our news4 studios here in northwest d.c. this is what we call some light sweater weather. i'm here with chuck bell. how refreshing it is outside. >> wow. where's your sweater? you talk about sweater weather and don't have one on. >> i have the light trench that you got me for my birthday. >> i didn't know you'd wear that. >> i wore it into e the studio and shed it. it feels great out there. >> i think you'll like today all the way through start to finish. it's a nic

. >> the israelis say they targeted this place because it was the kreb of hamas's weapons, research andt. palestinians, many of whom graduated from this university say it was an act of punishment. tonight benjamin netanyahu rejecting talks. >> israel will do whatever it must do to protect its people. >> there are signs the israeli military is winding down saying it is almost finished with the main objective. destroying that network of hamas-built tunnels and pulling back some forces. while in northern gaza, residents were allowed to return home. this man at his uncle's roo end house but defiant. >> is anyone winning this war? >> i believe the resistance will win. it hardly looks like victory. >> another rally will be held tomorrow. this one in spofrt israel will be held at the civic center in noon. the counter rallies expected to occur. a palestinian american has learned eight of his family members died in an air strike in gaza. he has been watching the escalating violence in gaza following breakdown of this week's temporary cease-fire. he called from the west bank to tell them eight me

as officer krebs and captain johnson show, community policing isn't impossible and you can know how to if you don't dress for war. joining me now from ferguson, missouri, marva robinson, a licensed psychologist and president of the association of black psychologists. very nice to have you this morning. >> thank you. so you were part of a group that came out immediately after the death of mr. brown and set up some counseling opportunities for people in the community experiencing a kind of ptsd? tell me about that. >> we felt it was very important we showed the community we were here. we understand the psychological traumas that they may have been experiencing, so we simply walk the streets up and down the apartment complex engaging the youth, the parents, grandparents, anyone that was willing to talk to us to let them know we are here and ready to help. >> what are parents and grandparents and young people telling you about their experience over the course of the past week in terms of the militarization of the police presence there in ferguson? >> our children are hurt. they are afraid.