. >> board member ginger littleton is on her way to the side door exit. but she can't bring herself to leave. >> at that moment, i felt very strongly that in a few seconds he was going to begin shooting, and i had the option of leaving and feeling guilty that i left them to their death, or trying to do something. >> littleton tries to knock the gun out of the man's hand with the only weapon she has. her purse. she fails and is left at the gunman's mercy. but he lets her go. >> this man had some scruples and so he spared me and said, you stupid and called me a name which probably at that point i deserved at least the stupid part. >> with littleton out of the way, the gunman now confronts the remaining board members. >> i'm going to die today. >> can we talk for a minute? >> i've already been in prison. >> the gunman, 56-year-old clay duke had served four years for threatening his ex-wife with two guns. the issue now, his current wife who taught at a local elementary school was not offered a full-time position. >> you see, our benefits have run out. >> plea

small town of littleton decimated. >> resources, we have multiple trucks trying to protect it. you can't save everything. >> reporter: 400 homes lost so far and still counting. >> as far as estimates of homes we'll be pushing close to 1,000. >> reporter: four firefighters overattorney by the blaze are in stable condition, one of them giving a thumbs up from the hospital burn unit. 165 miles southeast another wildfire rages. >> extreme fire behavior it burned on all sides. the view fire has destroyed 80 homes and burned over 65,000 acres. thousands of homeowners thankful this morning is for calmer wind and higher humidity helping firefighters catch up. this has been an exhausting season for firefighters in california. there are more than a dozen wildfires burning actively in this state. abc news washington. >> reporter: all right, so chilly this morning as you mentioned. i had the heater on in the car. >> i like it. >> reporter: a nice sports weekend, a couple of phillies wins, temple owls, thank you very much. and the eagles tonight we'll see if they can get off on a good strea

very littletonic for these markets.d how both sides try to capitalize on one pope francis. we have democratic strategist and and a daily caller's vince. i'm enjoying something hillary clinton and can not, i'm in the audience of one of the most revered figures in the globe and even if i say nothing and do nothing, that counts for something, do you agree? >> i think so. this is the first catholic vice president, which is big moment for joe biden. he has been pretty up front this week about his faith, going so far he thinks life begins at conception. neil: i saw that. i was amazed just number of prominent catholics from nancy pelosi obviously to john boehner, joe biden as vince pointed out, 130 some odd congressman and women. almost as if the pope was saying can we get on the same page and do something? fair and balanced arbiter. he was kind of synching both sides. you don't see that in the media presentations but i think that is what is was kind of saying. >> one, the pope has unbelievable approval ratings across the boar

delays at 202 and littleton road. cameras, outside your commute here on staten island, the expressway by bradley avenue looks good, no problems heading towards the verrazano bridge. george washington bridge, let's check that traffic on the upper level. it's about a 40 minute delay inbound, lower level 30. as far as the lincoln tunnel dose, 45 minutes. the holland tunnel 20. there's a stalled amtrak train, so there's a 20 minute delay in and out of new york penn station. the rest of the trains are running on or close. back to you. >> all right, thank you so much. so are you and duke talking push-ups -- >> thank you, rosanna. i did beat -- >> we have a video. >> you challenged me to a contest, i took you up -- >> even the boss said hi push-ups are better. >> but the people said greg won. >> we'll show the video. >> go through the professional stuff, then the amateurs. >> all right. monday night football last night, jets and colts, and i have to tell you, i am very impressed by the job todd bowles has done. this team loo

there is a look at the area it is a lake county most of the damage so far have been done to the top littleton. >>james: middletown the hidden valley lake area is still seen damage as the fire continues to bark out of control and a fire ripped through the town of called with just 50 mi. away from middle term neighborhood that stood there now look like war zones the fire have this about this midtown's a little town of lake county they're forcing thousands to flee their homes. >>reporter: this neighborhood is birth to a crisp many homes disintegrated if you look behind me there are barely standing driving down the streets nearly resembled a war zone this devastating yet unpredictable fire leveled hundreds of homes and destroyed numerous vehicles but in the same breath their houses and cars that remained on touched most families had evacuated some came back to check on their property pg&e crews check down power lines throughout the day sunday firefighters are still checking on hot spots there was no electricity or water but he jenny brought the dollar a generator so they can open their doors to c

i live in littleton, colorado. i pulled my children out of locked down schools at columbine. it was like lightning bolt went through me. and i met megan at one of the dinners, tom's daughter, about a year later she posted on facebook that she had not had a good experience at a big box retailer and that she was, you know, unhappy and i just posted, remember, i'm in bridal and this is the shop i work at and please come see me if you haven't bought your dress. and then they made appointments with me and customized it and it has the buttons on the back that were from terry's dress. and i was just so honored to be a part of that and so thrilled to see her smile and it made a little bit happier connection for me knowing what they were going through with the trial because the trial was happening at the same time. >> coming to the two of you, seeing your hands locked. in the charleston church, you lost your mother and two cousins. >> yes. i was at work when my nephew called and said, auntie, there was a shooting at the church. and i said, what church? and he said, granny's church. an

swain: first off with phone calls is bills watching us in littleton, colorado. hi, bill. you're on. bill: hi. thank you for taking my call. i have always thought that florence harding was rather misaligned as a first lady regardless of the scandals in the administration. i think she was probably very opinionated and, yes, i think she was very bossy, but the -- but the horrible rumors that came and i'm sure you'll discuss them later with gaston means and everyone else, that she placed in the president and this other stuff, i think she was probably in the top 10 of first ladies because of her accomplishments and the amount of firsts that she had. thanks again for taking my call and i really appreciate you, susan, and your guest for the good job they're doing with florence. thank you. swain: thanks so much. we can't leave the 1920 campaign without a very important point because we've been making note of it all along the way. this is the first election when the first lady-to-be can actually vote for her own husband as a candidate. how important is the woman's vote in 1920? sibley: it wa

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