it's said that at one point, morgan locked them in while they argued over which firms to save. played solitaire at his desk until they made their decision. morgan had saved the day as a grateful nation acknowledged but the panic's costs were high. it affected banks, businesses and personal lives including that of a disgraced, distraught charles barney, who killed himself. ironically the knickerbocker trust was not a bad bank. it reopened five months later. the people who frantically lined up here got most of their money back. the nation's bankers faced two important realities. could they allow the power to save the banking system to remain in the hands of a j.p. morgan? the bankers turned to the federal government. they accepted the need for a central bank. the other important reality was that despite all its inherent instability the bankers wouldn't give up fractional-reserve banking. economic analyst richard gill explains why. why bankers wouldn't want to give up a fractional-reserve system is pretty obvious. they make money by lending. is this somehow sinful? hardly. if they

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firefighters on duty saw someone broke into the station while they were fighting the morgan fire and pried open the locked backdoor and unlocked lockers in the bedroom, taking ipads, wedding rings and watches. he is stunned. >> you are serious? somebody came into the fire station and stole from us after we helped people? it's devastating. >> people believe the burglary happened sunday night and then early monday someone tried to break into station 3. >> when they tried to break in through the back window, it was the captain's bedroom. he was in there and scared the people off. >> the burglar took off before anyone had a chance to get a look at them. >> it's unreal. times have change and we will have to change the way we do things around the firehouse. >> security and staffing are now a concern. cameras would help capture images, but firefighters say if the department was fully staffed, the station would not be empty for 24-hours and would have protected the firehouse. >> security measures like cameras and gates with codes are being considered to make this firehouse and others more secure. nbc bay area new

morgan state in front. heather clark, four yards. that locks things up. seven apiece. clark, lefty. over the middle. 33 yards. 27-21. .ohn hopkins grinding it out. touchdown. three yards. 13 for the blue jays. one yard run. 45-13. a victory for the blue jays. maryland enjoying a bye week. they roughed up west virginia. 37-0. west virginia beat oklahoma state. bell bidding -- trying to number eight, florida state. ingles, bit of a shocker. agles, bit of a shocker. airs it out. look at that. 24-17. 48-44 final. nascar. kyle busch in front. on the concrete. take the lead and never gives it up. takes the checkered flag. wins four straight races. men's soccer team. nine and zero. congratulations >> temperatures around 70's. partly cloudy's and sunny skies. >> looks good. see you back here tomorrow. "snl" is >>> you're watching c-span. at 4:30, it's speech house, a slide show of congressional members on their summer vacation. but first we go to prince george community college in maryland, where president obama is speaking in support of the affordable care act. [ cheers and applause ] >> t

officials are advising those leaving the houses to take morgan territory road and bring essential items only. they should lock their doors and windows behind them. and pets have to be on a carrier or leash. many people were surprised by the evacuations and scared. not only for themselves but for other animals. >> we've got a couple la mas. that i just have to let them loose. i don't have any way of getting them out. it's the worse we've ever had. i've been here ten years and we have had two others but nothing like this. >> reporter: now red cross has set up an official evacuation center at the clayton community library. evacuees with horses can go to heather farms park. or the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch. in a half hour we have someone from the fire department coming here to give us an update on evacuations and we will be sure to pass along that information to you. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> on our website ktvu.com we have a slide show of the viewer photos that we have received since that fire started. you can find it on the home page under the images tab. >>> it was first reported y

those residents told to lock up and leave immediately. >> especially on morgan territory road. they have a long way to go for fire protection and they have a lot of animals and fuel for fire. so it's a big concern. >> reporter: on the attack, 250 firefighters dozens of fire trucks, a handful of aircraft, even a couple of bulldozers to do the heavy lifting. >> temperatures were very high and the fuel and topography are extreme influencing the spread of this fire. >> reporter: the where has burned a lot of land but not much damage to property only a cell phone tower so far. no homes burned, and nobody hurt. >> yeah. everybody is concerned. and we are concerned for the safety of everyone and for those fighting the fire. >> reporter: there hasn't been much wind overnight but let me show you what's burning up the side of the mountain. this is brown brittle brush. it is the fuel to the fire and there is plenty of it. brian webb, kpix 5. >> fire crews are expected to resume aerial water drops over the fire after sunrise around 7 a.m. >>> we have another view of the fire. this is from

ground in the fire's path starting on sunday afternoon those residents told to lock unand leave immediately. >> especially on morgan territory road they have a long way to go for fire protection and they have a lot of animals in here, you can see there's a lot of fuel for the fires. so, yeah, it's a big concern. >> reporter: on the attack, 250 firefighters, dozens of fire trucks, a handful of aircraft, even a couple of bulldozers to do the heavy lifting. >> temperatures were very high and the fuel and topography on the back side of mount diablo is fairly extreme so those were the two primary factors that influenced the spread of this fire. >> reporter: the wildfire has burned a lot of land but hasn't done much damage to property only a cell phone tower so far. no homes burned, and nobody hurt. >> yeah. everybody is concerned and wants everyone to be safe, concerned for the safety of those fighting the fire. >> reporter: so there really hasn't been much wind overnight. that's been helping. but let me show you some of what is burning up on the side of the mountain. this is brown brittle brush. it is the fuel to the f

lock up and leave immediately. >> especially the people that live down here on morgan territory road. they have a long way to go for fire protection. they have a lot of animals in here. a lot of fuel for the fire. so, yes, a big concern. >>> on the attack 250 firefighters, dozens of fire trucks, a handful of aircraft, a couple of bulldozers to do the heavy lifting. >> the temperatures were very high and the fuel and tippography on the back end are extreme. those are the two primary factors that influence the spread of this fire. >> the wildfire has burned a lot of land but has not done a lot of damage to the property. only a cell phone tower so far. no homes burned, nobody hurt. >> yes. everybody is concerned. and, wants everyone to be safe. concerns with safety. as we are fighting the fire. >> so, not much tonight, but let me show you what is burning on that side of the mountain. ground, brittal brush. the fuel for this fire, ann, and plenty of it. >> well, clearly the firefighters need some assistance, when might the ariel drops resume? >> we are told the earliest it could happen is

morgan completes the paperwork and then escorted him toward segregation. a 23-hour-a-day lockup unit for inmates who violate prison rules. >> i was taking him to north segregation to lock >> when the inmate turns on him, morgan tightens his grip. but the situation would soon get much more intense. >> that's when he tried to pull away from me and turned around on me. >> he's grabbing on me. >> that's when i tried to secure him to the ground until i could get more security help. >> no, no, no. no, no, no. huh-uh. i'm going to walk. i'm going to walk. >> those particular charges that i charged the inmate with were insolence, disobeying a direct order, assault, he attempted to spit on me as well as turn around on me. and this inmate will go to an adjustment hearing, which is panel of hearing officers, and he will plead his case against my disciplinary report that i give him, and they will do whatever is just. >> while this inmate received an extended term in segregation, combative inmates always risk suffering physical consequences as well. wherever inmates congregate, common areas and cellblocks, the yard, or the cafeteria, there's usually an overhead post manned by armed

families on morgan territory road and oak hill lane told to park up their pets, lock their doors and leave -- pack up their pets, lock their doors and leave. >> people have been able to make their plans. >> reporter: the mandatory evacuation caught them by surprise said many. >> reporter: i've >> reporter: -- >> i've seen firefighters lined up and going up the hill so seems like they have it under control now. >> reporter: it could take many more animals, trailers are still in line waiting for firefighters to let them pass. >> there's a bunch of fire trucks up there. and you know they want to make it safe for everyone else to go up. so you have to wait. official red cross evacuation center a few hours from here. but many residents are staying there tonight. most are staying with friends or are here waiting for word of their animals or their homes. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> official evacuation center is is located at 2161 clayton road. people with horses can go to the contra costa fairground in antioch. >>> the fire can be seen from miles away. we want to see the images of the fire fr

the officials are advising those leaving their houses to take morgan territory road and bring essential items and lock behind you. we'll be here at the evacuation center for a little bit more. see if anybody else shows up here and then we'll probably head out to some of these shelters where the dogs are and the horses as well. live from clayton, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new pictures of the mount diablo fire viewers sent us earlier this morning. these were taken yesterday afternoon and into the night. dramatic pictures. you can see the glow of the fire and the flames. one shows a plane dropping retardant on the fire. we have a slide show at ktvu.com. we've received many of them. you can find them on our home page under the images tab. >>> developing news at a house fire in fremont which injured seven people. it started around 4:00 this morning off farwell and vernon avenue. janine de la vega has been on scene since 5:00 a.m. and just got an update on the condition of the injured. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. a man and a woman pulled out of the home behin

locked up the whole time. >> fearing for his safety, morgan asked to be placed in the protective custody unit at anamosa. >>ophobic being in a little cell 23 hours a day, but it's -- you know, after a while you get used to it. i've seen people lose their minds in these little cells. what i miss most about freedom is just probably being able to be outside. i miss the sun. i haven't felt the sun on me for -- since 2001 now. for me, i've got to hope that somehow or another truth will prevail in the end and my convictions will be overturned. otherwise, i'm probably sitting in a little cell for the rest of my life. >> spending days, months, and years living in a cramped room the size of a closet can take its toll on any prisoner. >> a claustrophobic dude couldn't live in here. he'd freak out. man, at first, i ain't going to lie. i come over here and i was like, you know, man, i can do that and not even extend my arm. >> my bed is six feet long. there's a couple of inches at that end of the bed and there is this space here, a couple of feet where the toilet and the sink. so it's probably eight feet long. >> these

morgan learned his mother is safe. meez heez playing with the washington redskins. white house went into lockmode about half an hour ago when a man through lit firecrackers over the fence. police arrested him. >> there are more images of devastation out of colorado today a state pummeled by flooding. five people have been killed by the flooding and the number is expected to go up. >> new images of the concontinued -- continued devastation in colorado. water carving through bridges and roads and isolated bridges and towns, leaving residents trapped. >> there are a thousand residents that are up in the various area autos crews spending the day making their way where homes are toppled and swept away and mud left its own mark. >> my building is split in half. it's incredible. >> saving the stranded from towns, searching for 600 people state wide still unaccounted for. >> at this point we don't think the number will be that high. >> already more than 11,000 people have been rescued with each person stepping on to dry that number climbs so, too, will the death toll with five lives already. in many

morgan hill. 72 enin santa cruz. mid-70s with more sunshine for you in redwood city, lock for a high of about 70 in millbring a. 69, though, as you head further up north. in fact south city should top out at 70. temperatures in the '80s here with near east bay upper 60s and berkeley, you too waited on the sun. a little sunny, 74 though, in union city. you head inland a little cooler here. about 80 in pleasanton. the accuweather forecast shows pretty much a steady pattern. numbers bump up wednesday, thursday. look at that cooldown. we talk about maybe raindrops friday and saturday. >> all right. thank you so much lisa. >>> cardinals in action today. >> a busy day, a 9:00 a.m. kickoff, they improve to 2 and 0 at west point. it wasn't pretty. the cadets will fight to the finish. got all the details coming u . >> today the black knights were looking for an 81 set. the cadets took a 6-0 lead. it was all stanford from there. john elway on the side lines, broncos playing tomorrow in new york. 6-0, kevin hogan having some luck here. passes to michael rector. a tip reels in. 26 yards, 7-6 charms. next possession. hogan, montgomery

morgan live. >>> you're looking live at washington, d.c., where the white house and the congress are now locked

lock in cost. the theme in regional banks could be rotating into higher investments. jp morgannment fines, bank of america, city ask goldman sachs all up on the year. maybe even more important for the market if these expected week trading results come to fruition. before we take a look at the day where we saw declines. the dough tonight down 40 points. and the s&p 500 down about 3 points. that will do it for closing bell tonight. i will see you tomorrow. stay with cnbc. fast money begins right now. >>> this is "fast money". here's tonight's line-up. bears in hibernation. so far investors in bear suits have gotten destroyed but as everyone faces the taper fake out, it's time to face have you come too far too fast? losing its luster. goldman sachs joins the douw on monday. we have a wall street smack down. and back to the future. intel's futurist is joining us with the machines of the future. >> karen,

morgan live. >>> you're looking live at washington, d.c., where the white house and the congress are now locked in a tug of war and the stakes could not be hire. the obama administration working feverishly to support a strike on syria. the votes could come as early as next week. so many lawmakers -- >> i think we're concerned that this is too open ended, what the president is asking congress to authorize. >> there's a lot of memories over another time when a president came and said -- the president's people came and said this is a slam dunk intelligence. i was thinking most members would want to repeat. >> john mccain and lindsey graham, they are demanding firm action. >> i vote against that resolution by congress, i think it will be catastrophic, it will undermine the credibility of the united states of america, and the president of the united states. >> for two years, the president has allowed this to become a debacle. >> with no backing from the nation, an international ally is not exactly pushing for intervention. the white house is flooding its own strategy on capitol hill. he's the rankin