across town, firefighter mike henry has made his way back to the meadows apartment complex and, againsidents insist to him the building has collapsed. >> everything looked fine, and we told them the same thing. >> but then right as henry is about to drive away for the second time with his fire truck, a man in the distance clawing at the base of the building catches his eye. >> i stopped the rig, got out, went over and asked him, what are you doing? he said, there's somebody trapped under the building. i kind of thought this guy might be a little nuts. >> even though henry can clearly see the building is standing, he decides to step back and compare it with another section of the l-shaped structure. >> i saw the first floor balcony or the second-floor balconies line up and the third floor balconies line up. and i went to the roof line. and all of a sudden the roof jumps up eight feet. then it dawned on me the building has collapsed and a whole floor is pancaked. that kind of hit me like a ton of bricks. >> henry starts to do the math in his head. 50 apartments on the first floor and in

. >> mike: >> reporter: kirchbaum and henry will be okay. experts say black bear attacks are extremely rare. if you do come across one, what should you do? >> well, the best thing to do is just give the bear its space. you want to back away slowly and talk in a calm voice so the bear knows you're not a threat and you can both go on your way. >> reporter: and as one hiker recently learned, keep your dog on a leash. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the unlikely opponent who had venus williams on the run at the u.s. open today. you have to see it. >>> an ominous warning on a beach in massachusetts, swimmers rushing out of the water. we'll tell you why. it's our "instant index" next. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relie

henry, thank you so much. >> nice. >> with more on this, let's bring in mike gallagher, syndicated radio host and allen combs, both fox news contributors and poorly dressed today. >> i need sunglasses for his suit. >> this is part of an overall wardrobe strategy. >> what is the strategy? lynn evans writes me a serious businessman wears dark blue or blacks to an important meeting. >> only marxists would wear a tan suit. presidents don't wear tan suits, only tv and talk and radio contributors. he needs to burn that thing. it looks like he just got off the links. it's not good. >> he said he usually only wears navy or dark gray. >> this is a crisis of international proportions. >> it really is. >> i'm glad you're giving this the due. >> yours looks exactly like his. >> i know. >> let's bring allen and the bring for a moment. i honestly think you're wearing his suit. >> he sent it to me overnight so i could wear it here today. >> you look like twinsies. >> let's talk about what he was talking about, not what he was wearing. this isn't a red carpet. first you have two different leaders with two very different messages. pre

coverage tonight with general jack keane, governor mike huckabee, chris stirewalt and our own joe trip pi. we begin at the white house tonight with ed henry. ed. >> good evening, megyn. one word to describe what happened today, and that's disaster. i know that because i was sitting there and i heard it with my own ears. and i was stunned i didn't get called on but i was stunned that my colleagues who were called on later after he said that didn't follow-up and simply say why is there no strategy. after a whole line of officials have said this is a grave disaster, chuck hagel saying this is worse than al qaeda pre-9/11. the second reason i know it's a disaster is because ever since the president uttered it, the white house has been in damage control. i've gotten phone calls on twitter josh earnest was out there saying here's what he was really saying. and a press release a couple moments ago about the president meeting in the situation room and the readout said that he discussed the "comprehensive strategy to deal with isis." so they're now saying tonight the president spoke with his team about a comprehensive strategy. he said a few hours

mike. i read your book and enjoyed it much. i concentrated on for second reading in chapters 3 and 4, that led me to try to figure out how henry clay folger ended up with 45% of the magnolia petroleum co.. you say later in the book, it was the money that he made from this investment that may be in quotation marks because there are a couple indictment's involved, both federal and state but it was the proceeds from magnolia petroleum co. that basically enabled the folgers to build the folger library. >> that is correct. the standard oil co. 26 broadway in manhattan was known as the tower of secrecy. very difficult to find out what was going on and if someone went up to john d. rockefeller and asked a question, going back over time, we don't have any archives, we can't help you with that. it wasn't easy to try to piece together the role of the magnolia gas and oil companies. i did not find very much visiting the standard oil archives in austin, texas, but the library of congress has a lot of books and that is certainly a source. henry often remained under the radar in terms of being the face of standard oil. he was a very nature

henry and go with this rookie, that would be an interesting move. joe valley is here to philly to philly.com. good to see you, joe. >> good to see you, mike. >> it is preseason but still there was pressure on him. he wanted to show off in front of the coach. >> there is pressure because you are fighting for a job. people say it is january, it is not january, you are not kicking a field goal in the championship game but are still fighting for a spot in the nfl. >> i think he has got to keep him after that performance. >> he kick two, 53 and 54-yard field gold with room to spare. it wasn't like they barely got over and then you have a guy like henry hasn't been bad but inconsistent. miss aid 31-yard field gel ape 47-yard, this guy clears, 50 plus, on both. >> i don't want to be mr. negative under pressure in the national championship game in college, auburn verse florida state, he missed a 33 yarder, that they needed, they ended up losing by three. >> he did, you are right. do you factor that in or not. >> you don't factor it in unless it is january and they are playing a team in the playoffs and you have to kick a 33 yarder and he misses a

henry gates, colleague every his when he was at harvard, actually his mentor. >> true. >> but he doesn't do anything with regard -- >> spoke about trayvon martin, but exactly -- >> talking about trayvon martin -- >> but mikee president is in a catch 33 situation, catch 22, damage -- catch 33, damn if you do, damn if you don't, just plane damn. so people will criticize him and critique him anyway. might as well go ahead and do something. >> practical issue, because if he goes to ferguson, think of all of the security they have to pull off -- >> talking about now, but eventually he should have been in ferguson. >> also symbolic. this is the wormed. >> this suings the bully pulpit. this is getting onto soap boxing. these american citizens. also the president could demilitarize the situation. do you need a swat team? do you need helicopters and bradley tanks? >> tear gas? >> leave the bully in the pulpit. >> what about the governor, nixon, of miss youry? >> where we have military force, it is called national guard. we sent in, i mean, what's happening, do we really need this in the town of 22,000 people? and i would say. no all this does exacerbate the situation. >> also can have a conversation, raised dialog

mike was asking about the boston store. talk about that, if you will, because it's fascinating how your operation works. >> well, one of the things in responding to henry'sing the ownership with the company. so most of the time in retail what you do is you say we're going to hoard all the profits and you've got the employee peons. we flipped the script and said let's make everyone in the company owners. so coming back to our guide shops, we've got ten now. boston, chicago, san francisco, all these places. the managers are equity owners in the company. same for our customer service ninjas, which is our customer service team. most people are talking about running customer service on the other side of the planet, we're running it here in new york city. if you want to offer great service, you have to make the people who are providing that service, in case the ninjas and the guides, you have to make them owners of the company. >> but what happens in the store, to joe's point? >> our stores we think are a revelation. we think this is the future. you come in, you get an amazing customer service experience. a great one-to-one interaction. you come in, you have a