he loved palm trees. .e have 100 variety of palms he brought the royal palm to fort myers.he reason why this land was so important was that it cost the u.s. government to come forward with what was called the patent law. if you invented something with plants and it was a process that was worthy of patenting, it was issued. until that time, the process in this country had been for mechanical devices, machinery , and it was not until the that the whole new emerged.ant scientists the process was very critical in america. was veryindustry interesting because it was the beginning of the machine age. henry ford worked for thomas edison. he worked for the edison company in detroit. he was younger than edison, 15 years younger than edison. their friendship was based on a love of invention, interested in how to take things from the process of creating it through .ommercialization i-19 no four, henry ford had 1904, henry ford created the ford motor company. henry ford visited many times and by 1915, he bought the and the ideaoor would be that the two men with vacation together, work,

. >> reporter: that is when story surrounding the kitten's owner james myers changed everything.y 24 year-old was found in his car here in the middle of the isolated street at 4:00 sunday morning in west chester. according to investigators the will to ten week old kitten had rope tight around its neck and hanging underneath myers car but that is not all officer found. >> he had 22 bags of heroin on him, inside the car, we have found hundreds of empty bags of heroin and over 40 hypodermic needles. >> reporter: when they learn there was heroin in the car the staff at hope veterinary clinic in malvern decided to give the kitten a drug often give to heroin addict a overdose. >> the kitten suddenly bounce backup. >> reporter: chester county d.a. tom hogan says myers is a heroin user who also decided to give his kitten heroin. >> i have never seen an animal abuse by giving it heroin. >> reporter: kitten is expect to make a full recovery, no one answered the door at myers home in west chester, when we tried to reach his family for comment. the myers right now is locked up on $25,000 bai

sound being one of them and they are helping us. >> you are working with myer. >> par and myer directly. he has walked through the building. >> it is a manufacturer. >> they are a family owned business out of berkeley and they are a wonderful group of people and they are very much in support of this because of the new technology that the demetry sound installation is a piece of software that they have written that allows you to control the sound in the 3 d space and it is the same language that we use to control the visuals. >> operated on your ipad. >> yeah, i am familiar with it, i think. >> so we are very excited to connect our technology with the visual projection with their technology with the sound and the 3 d and i believe that they are the best in the industry to consult us and produce an ideal sound situation for the venue. >> thank you. >> other questions or comments commissioners? >> just follow up, on commissioner joseph. >> you can call me audrey it is okay. >> okay, so myer sound can custom make the speakers for you, are you working with any certificated sound people at al

myers is locked up on $25,000 bail. as for the kitten he may eventually be put up for adoption pending the out come of the criminal case. reporting in west white land township, chester county, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness new news". >> update on that big snake on the loose in lower township cape may county. police have now release add better description. this particular snake is a red tailed boa pockily 6 feet long and 8 pounds. the owner says the reptile is a afraid of humans the public does not have to be worried. the snake was last scene on the 200 block of arbor road last week. if you happen to see the snake you're asked to call police. >> new at 11:00 tonight the donald is suing to get his name air raced from atlantic skyline. donald trump what happened his name stripped from the top ma hal and the plaza which is closing next month. trump has filed a lawsuit against the casino owner trump entertainment resorts. he claims the poor condition of the casinos hurts his personal brand. donald trump is not run or contr

myers is facing animal cruelty and drug charges. the d.a.s his office is always combating both crimes, he just didn't think the two would cross paths like this. kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, the preliminary hearing for two men charged with murdering an elderly couple in their philadelphia home. police say the victims were strangled inside their strawberry mansion house last month when they attempted to stop the suspects from robbing them. the suspects, 26-year-old perry ballard and 19-year-old justen smith, face murder robbery and other charges. investigators say ballard was a friend of 79-year-old rufus perry and perry's 66-year-old wife gladys. the couple had hired both men to do odd jobs. >> also happening today, a bill that requires all dui offenders to install a interlock device in their cars will become law in delaware. governor jack markell will sign the bill this afternoon. it will require anyone convicted of drunk driving to install the device. the ignition interlock is like a breathalyzer and requires

it's at least taught myers what to do with his hands. >> what?> at the beginning that first few shouz shows it looked like i was trying to signal a passing plane. >> now you got the choreography down. >> yeah. keep one in the pocket. >> the same place he hopes to put the emmy audience. mark barringer, nbc news. >> countdown to the emmys is on, and nbc will have special coverage for monday. news 4 will start at 6:00 evening, nightly news. our emmy coverage will begin at -- >>> the special media phenom. now several firefighters are seriously hurt during the ice bucket challenge. >> is isis a terror threat to the united states? what has the pentagon concerned what has the pentagon concerned this afternoon? oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price tool, still onl

. >> reporter: carrie myers likes purses. corner store in ripley, found one she liked and bought it. but when she looked through the purse at home, she found out she got much more than she bargained for. inside was a purple heart and a picture. >> just awestruck. >> reporter: the back of the medal is inscribed with the name james f. snead. myers started looking for snead's family on facebook, but she didn't have any luck there. >> i've tried, you know, going locally through the phone book and through, you know, personal and nobody seems to know. >> reporter: myers has had the medal for about two years now and has had no luck finding its owner for his family. now she's hoping getting the story out combined with the power of facebook will help. myers says it's a mission she's determined to accomplish because many members of her family have been in the military including her cousin jessica lynch who also has a purple heart. >> they would put their life on the line for somebody like me for my family, for my kids to be able to liv

myers, to pick up on the point about d.c.'s gun ban, if it is overturned permanently, what kind of impact do you think that will have, here in the nation's capital? >> i think that the idea of overturning this gun ban is just a bad idea. we're an international city. we have tourists from all over the world who come here and we don't want people to be discouraged from coming and supporting local businesses, restaurants, all kinds of businesses are part of our economy. also, washington is home to embassies of all over the world and that's one of the really wonderful things about our nation, is we have embassies of every country right here in washington, d.c. now if you have people carrying weapons openly around the city and we know that there are international conflicts going on in ukraine and in syria and the middle east, what impact does that have on international visitors? >> what about the decriminalization of marijuana? where do you think that comes in to play in especially because the argument is, it impacts young people,

myers? >> i completely agree.t is an 70 olds were looking at twitter of youtube videos that are out there. and we also looked at the age for vacation on e-cigarettes sites including lorillard and it is nowhere comparable to what is the set of requirements or cigarettes. so it's a dual standard come one allows young people and much, much easier. >> i just want to conclude here in my closing argument as a former prosecutor what you have here is 2 million kids and growing. you've got marketing a flavors which we know from the past with regular cigarettes that it's a very reason why we banned flavorings and radio cigarettes. now you have this happening again like groundhog day. then the third thing that we know is that we've got heavy use of social media, which are also note is targeted toward youth. a great way to reach youth. in fact, one of the only ways to reach youth at times if you've got any kids that's on the iphone constantly, texting and looking at things. then we got our sort of celebrity models, which i've

, late night host, seth myers, hosts tonight's emmy awards.t is what i was trying to say. >>> okay. it is, 4:51. getting ready for weather on the one's-- no, we will in the do. that we will get to you, sorry about that. >>> zoo keeper in texas attacked by a lion who is in the hospital. zoo officials say a door, within the exhibit was not closed during routine checks on saturday. the keeper used pep per spray to get the lion off of him and being treated for scratches and by the on his shoulder. zoo officials say lion will not be punish because it was too many errors that led to the a attack. >>> now we will go to caitlin. >> will deliver a good forecast and there is not the a lot to talk about and that is the case when we have good weather in the area tropics though a different story. over the weekend we saw development of tropical storm christobal and that is bringing heavy rain and tropical will storm conditions to places like bohamas, turks, and here it the is, still a tropical storm 50 miles an hour winds sustained, it is movement that is s

and chad myers, feel free to jump in here. i know you are with me, as well. first, jeff, i know you felt the earthquake this morning, and you are outside of napa. tell us what that was like. >> i woke up at 3:20 and the windows were rattling and my wife said it's an earthquake. and it didn't last very long. maybe it felt like 15, 20 seconds that we were aware of it. and as soon as it was over, i got up and called into work. >> jeff it's chad, you live north bay, i hear. how long did the shaking last? >> it seemed to me to be 20 or 30 seconds. it really wasn't long. it wasn't long enough for me to think about jumping and running outside. it was over by the time we woke up and realized what was happening. >> all that damage we're seeing right now happened in 20 seconds. had people been at that little cafe there. i saw the name on the sign, had they been at that cafe, they'd been running to the middle of the street. but guess what, there'd be cars in the middle of the street, too. what do you do in a case like that? >> well, i -- take your best shot, i guess. i

chad myers, i want to go to you. heard the lieutenant governor say there the possibility, strong possibility of the big one, the next 15, 20 years, that's the concern. did today's quake tell us anything about that or is it wrong to make any sort of connection? >> yeah, i don't think we can make any connection on that. this really wasn't even on the san andreas fault, a different fault, still part of the same system, the plates are still shifting from california, the north american plate, pacific plate. put it into perspective where we are today at a 6en 0 or 6.1, usgs keeps flipping back and forth, i don't understand that, that doesn't matter. compared to where we were 25 years ago, this was nine times less powerful than 1989, loma prieta. you go here the 8, 19.08 there, 180 times, somewhere in there less powerful than back out here. the strength of the 1906 right here, about 80 to 90 times more powerful than what we had right now, what we had today. so, there was an awful lot of shakinging you have to remember in 19

james myers in his parked car.nearly under the vehicle and teeth knocked out and rope around his neck. hogan said they found two dozen bags of heroin on mier on o on . >> it's a two pound kitten, who would take a kitten and torture it this way? >>reporter:they went to a vet. the vet on duty had to act fast. she used something that is given to human overdose patients narcan. >> the cat came alive. it was a rare use to help a badly injured animal. hope, named after the clinic. >> hope is making a good recovery and eating and playing. >>reporter:hope will be transferred to a foster home. myers is facing cruelty and drug charges. kenneth moton "channel~6 action news." >>> from our delaware newsroom wilmington police gave new meaning to protect and serve. they were serving water ice. it's part of national night out. the community members that attended in haynes park got a close-up look at police equipment like the swat vehicle. >>> and charms ramsay was one of many law enforcement officers on hand tonight at the night o

myers? >> he did not hold that been the njoy advertisement. >> you understand what i am saying to appeal to young people? >> i don't believe our ads at appeal to young people. >> life is easy when you can answer like that. you are on the record of there. to all the witnesses, not everybody has to answer, what appears to be the case but to have 9.5 million people that we'd the advertisements are those that see the advertisements but it is central to the multi decade to prevent young people from becoming addicted to smoking and it is well established that nicotine is addictive ingredient in the cigarettes. solve mr. myers, would you agree that and did a sustained and prolonged smoking prevention and tobacco control efforts there has been an encouraging decline of u.s. rates in this country. >> absolutely there is so wonderful decline of rate of smoking that shows so low of 15-point 9% prevalence that is the lowest rate so to have cigarette smoking among the youth. >> e-cigarettes manufacturers

myers says that he attends the school functions to support his daughter and wow like to carry his gunn case of any incident. >> my guess this will be the first of other suits of this nature, grade school, high school and college level. >> right now myers is only allowed to carry his gun when he drops off and hicks piss daughter up. the principal won't comment on the suit saying it is a legal matter. >>> a pooch landing himself in the lap of luxury thanks to an person's love for animals. this is an update to the story we brought you a couple weeks ago. why she said she chartered a jet for this aging dog and brought her back to live with her. >>> plus there is a little girl being called an hero by an army veteran how she stepped into action both he and his family. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> good morning, swift moves by trenton police, they have nabbed a man who cops police was impersonating a police officer. what he is accused of doing while wearing a uniform. >>> then incredible imag

myers is also in the army.myer she t pinned two stars to her husband's shoulder at a promotion ceremony. the family has asked to pass love the army and america has lost a true hero. >> greene he was in afghanistan train their military for when u.s. troops leave. the gunman who killed him and wounded about 15 others was dressed as an afghan soldier. it is bad enough to be shot on the battlefield but somebody a gun who was supposed to be on his side. > greene is the highest ranking officer to die in combat since the vietnam war. >> the army tells us that greene's remains will be flown dover air force base and he will ultimately be buried nearby national cemetery. about one of ws the largest known theft of confidential internet ever more than a billion use are names and over rd combinations and 500 million poile addresses. the criminals are part of a cyber gang and stole it from hundreds of thousands of sites.be they didn't identify specific arget but include real estate, hotel and computer hardware. dinner hite h

walter myers in 1986 wrote an essay that said we are going to change the industry. since then the industry has changed but in many ways not as fast or as strongly or comprehensively as many of us would like. >> good morning. i am the ceo. the world of publishing. i sort of stumbled into the world of publishing in the 90s because african-american fiction books had taken this country by storm and publishers did not understand how to market and promote these books and my company, literary media publishing consultants was created. we did a lot of work in that area and was so fascinating to be on the cusp of all the wonderful authors and most were no long serbian published. terry mcmillan was at the top of the food shane making people understand reading, there was a joy in reading. subsequently as the publishing industry developed, fiction books especially for women i started to see a void in the world of children's books and 23 years ago, i found in an organization called the african american children's book project. that cold frosty morning, the beginning of a novel, o

casey myers says she woke up during the earthquake and realized chance was missing. the family went door to door and used social media to spread the word. i remember seeing that poster out there. the napa county animal shelter says several dogs have been reunited with owners. the best thing you can do is have your pet microchipped. and do exactly what she did. get the posters out and collar if possible and get them up on the poles around town. >>> this is at the napa valley wine track. the cars are shaking violently on the track while transformers explode in the background. the popular train was sut down sunday and monday. but it's open again. the train tracks, bridges and trussles all passed inspection. >>> drones, computer sensors and video cameras are being used to measure the napa earthquake and lots of aftershocks felt since. nbc bay area's scott budman shows us how all this technology is being put to use. >> reporter: it's a new age for tracking earthquakes, using drones to assess damage after the quake -- >> you're actually seeing the early warning in action.

well thank colonel myers for joining us. i want to go back to jake tapper now. i know you have spent a lot of time in afghanistan. you even have written a book about the fight there called "the outpost". what do you make of how this could have happened? >> well, there are so many complicated reasons why these green on blue incidents happen. part of it of course is infiltration by the taliban with their allies in pakistan, pulling strings. part of it is just how complicated war can be. it's a very obviously difficult situation. and people's opinions of the united states and the coalition forces change based on things that happen in their own lives. the army as jim mentioned, this is something they have taken very seriously. there was a peak of 61 deaths. it was 15% of all u.s. casualties in afghanistan in 2012. 15% of them were from green on blue events. now that's been reduced significantly. but it can't be eliminated entirely, alisyn. >> yeah, of course. i understand. and i mean, there must be some soul-searches in the army today of how to do things differently

let's bring in meteorologist chad myers in our severe weather center. we're hearing from people on social media wondering what is next and what could come. one good question a viewer wanted to ask you is could this fault movement affect other faults in this area? >> you know, a lot of times that will happen with a major quake. we've been talking about this as a strong quake. the 6.0 has shifted the land, the plates, the faults, so, yes, one quake can make another quake some place else. we know the big quake years ago did create other quakes that were coincided with that. a 6.0 making other quakes other than along the rupture we have right now, we all those aftershocks is probably unlikely at this point. >> show us what you're standing there next to in terms of putting this into perspective. obviously this is a major quake or a strong quake is the technical term. a 6.0. hasn't been felt in this area for 25 years. they do happen more frequently than we might think. >> yes. if you think about the 6.0 to 6.9, that's still a six. 6.9 is nine times stronger t

james myers have of west chester is accused of beating, dragging and giving heroin to a kitten.e was arrested sunday when om s car. police found 22 bags have of heroin on myers and 40 hypodermic needles inside his car. >> to take a kit that he would fit in my hand it is so small and to give it heroin and then to beat it, torture it like this, that is just terrible. horrible. >> well, veterinarians treated the kitten with narcan a drug often given to heroin addict that overdose and the kitten is expect to make a full recovery. myers remains in jail unable to post 25 you this dollars bail. >>> vicious attack caught on cameras philadelphia police are looking for group of men who ambushed a with man outside her home. the here's video right here. three men attacked would the man as she return on the 1500 block of north 18th street last week. they punched her and tried to steel her cell phone before running away. >>> tour bus driver that crashed in times square is behind bars, this morning, 58 year-old william, of irving ton, new jersey is charge with driving while ability impaired. s

west whiteland police say the kitten found under myers car while myers is in it, one sunday, in additionbeing given heroin, they say the kitten had a rope tide around its neck, was bleeding and missing teeth. veterinarian later gave the kit answer drug to reverse heroin overdoses. >> just casino of maybe a coincidence, this type of drug exposure, that we definitely don't see commonly. >> police say they, look at him smiling, police say they found 22 backs of heroin on that guy. hundreds of bags of used heroin in the car, and 46 needles. >> and east falls woman already beat cancer herself, but she is continuing her battle against this deadly disease, her new mission centers on helping others fighting cancer, the best way she knows how. fox 29's drew dick man was there as she delivered one of her first treatment boxes. >> just kind of been thinking but in your journey, while we were going, trying to decide -- >> kimberly fink first met rebecca at grocery store last fall. their bond was instant. >> actually cut your picture up above my desk, and thought about you a lot. so i want to give yo

. >> our first expert was chris myers. he is the denver-based founder of bodi tree financial software. >> what we went ahead and did was sink up your accounting system, quick books, with body tree, which is our product here, which will give you a broad overview of your business. >> chris ran joe's numbers and they are good. he found with just a few small tweaks, the valuation could increase exponentially. >> a few small adjustments that are actually pretty easy to do, will see that you can actually create quite a bit more value in the business. we can go from 700s all the way up to $1.2 million just by making a very small change in how you do that. >> with chris's analysis of joe's financials, together, they tr created a road map to boost the value of the business. >> that's what helen is here for. she is going to take this road map and translate it into something tangible. >> this is helen, a partner at san francisco-based newport group. she advises ceos at top national retail chains. >> the silver business is doing almos

police say they found heroin and needles inside myers' car.n will go up for adoption. >> fyi philly with a special half hour preview of the atlantic city air show. karen rogers gets a bird's eye view of some of the heart stopping stunts in store. here's a preview of what you will see saturday night at 7:00. >> ♪ >> welcome to the raiders practice for the atlantic city air show. >> reporter: the raiders demo team takes their act all over the country delighting crowds with twists and turns that defy sensibilities. >> we come up. we pull up into the vertical. >> reporter: you'll see canopy rolls at 1500 feet. >> you all set. >> reporter: inverted flying and loops that can go as low as 250 feet off the ground. >> we start out at 180 miles an hour and we transition from diving flights to vertical and at that point it's 4g pull. >> reporter: their home airport is the flying w in medford, new jersey, a short flight from their favorite air show. >> atlantic city just about 11 o'clock and 40 milessism this will be the sixth time these jersey pilots hav

that principal of the elementary school threaten to have the father, his name is hugh myers, arrested for doing so. but his attorney says, that under a new state the law licensed gun owners can bring a registered gun into a school. myers says he attends school functions to support his daughter, and he wants to carry his gun, in case of an incident. >> my gut says this will be the the first of other students of this nature but, grade school, high school and college level. >> right now myers is only allowed to carry his gun and when he drops off and picks up his daughter. the principal won't comment on the suit, saying it is a legal matter. >>> and a ohio daddies on the lose, wanted for injecting his 15 year-old son with her win. multiple times. a warrant is out for three two-year old, for derek bool, authorities say he took his son with him when he purchased a drug, the teen's mom says the incident happened in the hospital parking lot and inside of an abandon house. police say that bool has a long rap sheet with 23 prior charges going back to 20 on have. >>> an american journalist held

laboratory of thomas edison in fort myers and hear the voices of the mormon tabernacle choir in salt lake city. >> 40 years ago this summer, events at the supreme court and at the white house quickly unfolded leading into 1974 into the only resignation into the american president. coming up next, the house judiciary committee meeting members debate in impeaching president nixon. this was the second of three and -- impeachment articles the committee adopted. first, timothy naftali, former nixon presidential library director, explains why article ii was at the heart. of the proceedings and how the vote continues to shape our understanding of presidential power. >> joining us from new york is tim naftali who is the director of the library at new york university and former nixon presidential library director. thank you for being with us. we want to go back 40 years ago as the house was beginning to debate article ii of impeachment, the abuse of power. i want to have you set up what was happening within this congressional meeting. >> this was a very important element of the drama of the c

so yours truly appeared on "late night" with seth myers last night. in april at the time 100 gala. here are a few highlights. >> your husband, who i met that night as well, is an author. >> yes. >> he has a new book coming out. >> yes, it's called "the means" in fact it mentions ethan hawke. >> oh, that's exciting. that's what we call italian in the business. >> you have to buy it. >> yes, to find out. >> but there's a character that resembles you. >> yes, there's a journalist who used to be a lawyer turned broadcast journalist who turned on a trail of a story that could upend a presidential case. what's trang st that one comes out in september but he already wrote another novel called "ghost of manhattan" and there are a couple of very racy scenes in there. >> got ya. >> so people will say like is this based on you guys. yes, that's what my husband does, he writes about our private life in his books. >> all i can do is talk about it on tv. he and i have a lot in common. i was saying on your show you should use your show to just talk about him. you ha

myers says he attends school functions to support his daughter and he would like to carry his gun ifny incident. >> my guess this will be the first of other suits of this nature both grade school, high school and at the college level. >> right now, myers is only loud to carry his gun when he's dropping up or picking up his daughter. the principal will not comment on the suit saying it is a legal matter. >>> she was hailed hero. now a shocking turn of events in the search for the mother who abandoned her newborn son just hours after birth. 16 year old diamond thomas was praised yesterday morning when she claimed she found baby in some plants next to a dumpster in michigan. we're protecting her didn't at the because tonight police say she is the baby's mother. in an interview yesterday, the teenager was asked why she thinks somebody would abandon their baby. >> i don't know. i guess they wasn't ready. >> i took a short cut to the store and i heard a baby crying, and i was just -- i was scared at first and then i went over there and buck towards it and got it and brung it back home. >>

seth myers that is, not bill.t nice -- see you tomorrow. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. new disturbing audio has surfaced of former president bill clinton from september 10, 2001 saying he once had a golden opportunity to kill osama bin laden. now, here's what he said just hours before the 9/11 terrorist attack that left 3,000 people dead. listen to this. >> he's a very smart guy, i spent a lot of time thinking about him. i nearly got him once. i nearly got him. and i could have gotten -- i could have killed him, but i would have had to destroy a little town called kandahar in

minor myers, thank you very much.oming up, from the field to your tv screen, we will take you behind the scenes of the highly-successful madden football franchise. we will show you how data is making this hit game even more realistic. ♪ >> i am cory johnson and this is "bloomberg west." service has been restored to sony's online gaming entertainment network after they were hit by hackers again. the networks which allow gamers to play against each other had a service attack as hackers try to flood them with high traffic. sony doesn't believe any personal data was taken. they had a big problem with that about a year ago. a threat made against a plane carrying a sony entertainment unit was a false alarm, but sony has referred the matter to the fbi. tomorrow, madden nfl 15, yes, the 15th version of that flagship sports franchise will blitz its way to a console near you. the authentic nfl jumbotrons, player montages, even pregame and halftime shows. that will all be happening as well as the artificial intelligence and anim

chad myers is up. >> christine and john, good morning. couple scattered rainshowers across the northeast. otherwise, this afternoon sunny and anything. 82 for the high. 88 in d.c. 92. getting warmer in atlanta, memphis and dallas. a change in the forecast. it's been cool in the east. it's going to get hotter, especially by the end of the weekend into all of next week. scattered showers in the planes tomorrow. up into chicago, could see some severe weather over the weekend, especially sunday in the upper midwest as the change takes place from warm to cold and cold to warm. in colorado, above 12,000 feet, not much up there, but there's some. they will get snow up there. first snow of the season. 94 in memphis, 83 in kansas city and 94 in dallas. back to you guys. >> chad myers, thanks for that. >>> crisis in ukraine. claiming russia is invading. sending troops into new areas to support separatists. what is vladimir putin doing? we are live in moscow, after the break. the busiest place in your house is the one you want to be the cleanest. bu

history at that time, we were just coming out of the depression, and the project was not funded in fort myers. it was taken by henry ford to savanna where it did move onto some next success. we think edison, ford, and firestone as all three being green scientists, a very early understanding of, we have to look at our natural resources and replenish them in order to be successful as a country. that is where we are today. enough, or should we be looking at other sources, plant sources? edison, ford, and firestone all understood that. >> all weekend on american history tv, we are featuring historic sites and local historians from cities across america. these are highlights from to seeu the4 cities scheduler of where we've been and watch video from all of our stops at. c-span.org/localcontent. >> for many of us who have gone overseas, fought for this country and fought for mississippi, alabama, north , we have illinois fought for every state in this union. we are going to stay here and see that the things that america has said become a reality. past midnight, evers proceeded towards his home. a s

there is that myers briggs psychology scale. on one side of the eyes and the other side of the ease. 100 percent on the eyesight. did not react much to anything. very cool under pressure. but when she got the call in january of 1978 saying that she had made it she jumped up and down screaming, was so excited, called upper best friend in the picture to whom she said want to win the nobel prize, calls upper friend to answers. she says, hi, this is your friendly local astronaut calling. that is the way she identified herself. her parents shared the glory in their own idiosyncratic way. a father who took -- top political science at a community college in santa monica, saleh said being an astronaut just solved my dad's problem. when i said i would be an astrophysicist he had not a clue how to explain to his friends what i did. now that i am an astronaut it's fine. her mother spun it differently. oh, well, one of them will get to heaven. before she got there is sally learned that being elevated to the astronaut corps also meant facing

i want to bring in chad myers who is joining me now. chad, this quake rattled a lot of nerves and rattled a lot of homes in a widespread area and now they still have to worry about aftershocks. >> the aftershocks are going to be a big problem. and i know we're talking about a 5.0 compared to a 6.0. >> a 5.0 aftershock possibly? >> yes. it's a 6.05. you may be hearing 6.0, 6.1, they haven't decided to round up or round down. but if you get another 5.0 on a building that's already damaged and already has bricks waiting to fall off, those 5.0 quakes, those aftershocks will definitely make more problems for the people here. and 5.0s typically what you'll get from a 6.0 quake. if you had a 7.0, should be a max 6.0. now, maybe you don't understand how this 5.0, 6.0, 7.0 goes. 5.0 is ten times stronger than a 4.0. a 6.0 is ten times stronger than the five and the seven is ten again and ten again and you keep going up from here. we talk about the east bay, san francisco, down here, down toward the airport. let me take you here from santa rosa b

his car, while myers was inside of it sunday. in addition to being given heroin, they say, the kitten had a rope tide around his neck, bleeding, missing teeth. vets later gave the kit answer drug to reverse the effects after heroin overdose. >> just maybe coincidence, and also, you know, reversal for this type of drug exposure we don't see commonly. >> unbelievable. look at this guy. police say they found 22 bags of heroin on him, hundreds of bags of used heroin in the car, and 46 needles. >>> the husband of the second american diagnosis with the ebola says his wife is weak but showing signs of improvement. nance any liberia arrived at emory hospital in atlanta on tuesday, meanwhile, west africa, officials reportedly have stepped up efforts to make sure patients and family members who may be infected remain in isolation. >>> now more proof fish really is brain food. study revealed eating any type of fish just once a week increases brain health. people who include fish in their diets have, larger brain volumes in areas associated

i have with me eve myer who is -- i am sure most of you know and she's the executive director of our suicide prevention and eve has very much been an advocate of the suicide prevention barrier on the bridge and worked very hard to get this approved. just to give you a quick overview and background, so our hot line is the oldest suicide prevention hot line in the united states. there are approximately 38,000 suicides in the united states annually and that's compared to 18,000 homicides and 31,000 traffic deaths so that's just to give you some information about how many people do take their own lives each year and what a tragedy it is when on the news we hear about the homicides and we hear about the traffic deaths when more folks choose to take their own lives. in san francisco there is approximately 100 or 110 suicides annually, and about 10% are related to bridge deaths. most suicides are skewed towards older male and the bridge although it is a destination place to take one's own life it's also one of the most lethal means to take one's life. the bridge opened in 1937 and somewhere

. >> seth myers who is hosting says one part of hosting the star-filled gala has him on edge. >> mostcking part is how many of my colleagues are there. you want to perform well in front of people you know and who you're going to see afterwards. >> myers has had lots of practice now that he's been hosting late night for the past six months. the show starts at 8:00 p.m. monday night here on nbc 10. >>> you you still have vacation time to use this summer? waiting may have paid off. >> next at 4:00, a look at the tropical destinations offering deals over the next month. plus, what to expect on the roads and at the airport if you're taking off for the labor day weekend. all new at 5:00 -- >> yeah buddy. >> he's 3 years old, can nail a golf ball and has just one arm. >> he has been able to brio owe grown men to tears on the driving range. >> i'm ted greenberg. how this pint-sized golfer is inspiring others at the jersey shore. >>> on the heels of a study that finds 40% of american workers don't use all their vacation time, now comes an offer from the travel industry that workers may find di

here is bob myers whose team will be on television 19 times this season. >> playing on on christmas againfour out of five years is a privilege and honor for the organization. i think it is a coveted position for every team in the league. it is a spotlight game. there are a lot of spotlights on the schedule. we are excited to get going. >> tiger woods is not going to be going. he is taking his name out of consideration for the ryder cup team. this is a smart and classy move. for one it takes the heat off of the captain who would have felt a lot of pressure. and it gives tiger a chance to finally really let his sturnlg clear repaired back heal properly. it will be held in scotland in late september. >> good move all the way around. >> no controversy. >> and he is not playing well. >> imagine the pressure if he got out there and then -- this is best. is best. leounds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity int

myers hits-- wil this ball into right field. it was 2-0, tampa. the rays beat the orioles, 3-1. the redskins had a walk-through of t park in ashburn tonight. jay gruden says the first team will not play. kirk cousins will get extended playing time at quarterback. he has been terrific this week. after so much talk about a quarterback controversy, he kept quiet and kept things in perspective and tries to get better every day. >> i have aspirations to be a starter. i cannot do that unless i do my job as a backup. i need to be ready as a backup, coming off the bench in the fourth quarter. i have got to be ready. the next step is thursday night. >> dallas football. jumping from the second quarter balcony to save his drowning the issue -- drowning nephew, it was all a lie. he met with his coach and apologized to his coach and the team. he has been suspended indefinitely from the usc football team. still no word on how he injured his ankles, but the story is totally bizarre and the investigation continues. zniacki gets her hair caught in the racket and loses the point, but she wins the