is live there. >> > 30 minutes away from cook-off, as they wildcatsts on normandy, normandy at home tonight, looking for many more victories than the last six years mm they had only six in t last six years, the wildcats look to get back to the playoffs, they missed it last year, the second time they have met on the gridiron and hopefully, they look ahead to next week's matchup as they tak on the mentor wildcats. now to, in dance bands help has arrived, corey kluber, has gone five-zero in his last eigh is here a is 1.78 striking out eight and 6.2 innings while giving up two runs in his last outing sunday, the indians mets need to wake up, they scored three runs total in last four gamesre a thursday night. cowboy say they will not change how they plain toni romo despite the incident last night against the seahawks when it looked lik he was folded like a piece of paper , he left the game but di not return. dozens of animals from louisiana are in northeast those who have been waiting patiently for a new home must b held firstst up next you can fi a new best friend. escaping louisiana funding, a

it had to do it president clinton using tombstones on the beach of normandy to make across. they were were suggesting that he whispered in his ear to do that. but that is not the case. >> i was telling my friend is getting ready for the 50th anniversary of normandy was the most meaningful thing i've done and and i look back at it as a wonderful, wonderful experience, mostly because i started out by looking at a vested veteran who are going to go back to normandy and call them on the phone and heard their story to write me. i also studied a lot of archival footage of writing when he went back to the 40th. i was trying to think of something that clinton would do over like what reagan did, what shall presidents mesh to and distinguish much differently. so don beyer qaeda chief white house speechwriter and head of communications at the time was developing messaging around clinton's big keynote speech that is if we are the children of the sacrifice. if i could find a few better in, some of whom won the medal of honor to walk with president clinton from colville cemetery where he

and also, what effect was the russian front having on the thinking about the invasion of normandy? >> to answer the second question, what was happening on the russian front affect the business of the invasion, i don't think it had, i don't think it was, i don't think it was a major factor in deciding when to launch the invasion. it was clear both to stalin and to fdr that the germans, with something like 400 divisions, could not be beaten militarily unless they were sandwiched between the eastern front and the western front. so the two did depend on each other. but obviously a failed landing across the english channel would not have helped anybody, and that was the argument churchill at you for not carrying out d-day in 1942 or 1943. why he didn't want to do it still in 1944, churchill, when the american troops by the time had been in battle, have proven themselves in battle with the commanders had learned to marry air, ground, naval forces, that is another matter. many people have speculated that a disaster of deliberately where churchill hope to go around the back of germany, exp

and then finally made it to normandy. so all week we had seen so many crosses, so many reminders of the american sacrifice. as what i as what i was saying earlier tom brokaw was with us and pictures of this got back to steven spielberg and tom hanks and this 50th anniversary and all of the stories that i told because of it really led us to appreciate what the greatest generation had done. maybe's bond saving private ryan turned band of brothers, or at least creating new content from it. but clinton, he was trying to figure out what to do with the few minutes of time. he looks he looks at this little pile of rocks that i have put in position to basically mark the point at which he should go no further. i'm 75 feet away from him and i see him bending down in front of that pile of rocks. he hasn't been told what to do, he's just trying to wait for eddie adams to get ready for. he takes these rocks informs them into the shape of a white cross. the same indelible image he had seen day after day, for all of from all of those ce

laid to rest in normandy.eremony took place separately from a private funeral for family members. an archbishop spoke at the service. believersou to all from other religious faiths, particularly the jewish and muslim communities. present here, and who have already decided to come together to say never again. >> he had his throat slit at the altar as he held morning mass. the two attackers, both aged 19, have pledged allegiance to the islamic state group. both were shot dead by police after a tense hostage situation in which one worshiper was seriously wounded. the attacks have shopped -- have shocked france. thanountry is home to more 5 million muslims. however, the communities have rallied together to keep such tensions at bay. across the country open their doors to muslims who attended catholic mass in a show of solidarity. the murder comes just two weeks after the best deal they attack in nice, which left 82 dead. the government has closed 20 mosques they considered to be preaching radical islam, but recent

lost 600 of them in casualties just in the six weeks of the normandy battle. but that was going to be the deciding battle of the war. hitler is on record saying this will be the deciding battle of world war ii, and the president was determined to go through with it. and, therefore, his challenge was how to bring this recalcitrant, obstinate and yet brilliant british prime minister along with him, coalition warfare under american leadership. that is the guts of this story and how close we came to losing world war ii if churchill had had his way. if those senators and congressmen in washington had listened to the old boy who was a wonderful orator and who had such wit, who could invent a phrase like that. phrases like north africa, the troops are moving very slowly. north africa was meant to be a springboard, not a sofa. who but churchill could think up those wonderful witticisms? which you can find on the internet. but that is not military leadership in a global war. and at a time -- how are we doing? we're going to have questions afterwards, so you can challen

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then i traveled to normandy france and ireland on vacation. will tell you about it in the tip of the day. that's moments away. >>> back of the book segment tonight, "watters world." president obama is vacating in martha's vineyard, massachusetts. a democratic strong hold. it's also home to oak bluffs, one ever the oldest african-american resorts town in the country. watters checked it all out. ♪ ♪ so tell me what oak bluffs is all about. >> peace and tranquility. >> i'm here to ruin that sorry. >> because you are a real hemorrhoid. >> don't talk to me anymore. >> you have seen any celebrities since you have been down here? >> well, besides you. no. >> i'm vanessa williams and spike lee. >> was spike nice to you. >> he was not. >> what does that mean? >> obama was here, of course. >> tell the president i'm looking for him. >> i'm looking for him, too. >> president obama here back on the vineyard. what's he need all this rest from. >> you don't think running the free world is not stressful. >> running it into the ground, you mean? >> we are plea

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they took on normandy. they already at 14-0 in the travis had an 19-yard touchdown. wildcats 21-0. 34-yard touchdown. st. ignatius shut them down 45- 0. >>> the lions hosted the orange. randy made his way down the field. that sets they win this one 21-14. >>> second quarter, joey show. >> i love that show. >> everyone loves it. >> he gets the pass. beautiful interception. how about more joey. they lead them to 22-7. they hung on the win in the 2 point game. 36-34 becksville. >>> they have one of the best running backs in the state. a 35-yard touchdown. 7-0. he goes-9 yards for a touchdown. they needed all of them. copely holds down twinsburg. >>> it was really nice last night. trinity got on the board first. this one he tumbled his way through. they are up 6-0. he's at the half for a six. he goes up 12-0. >> boy, we must have been on the circuit last night. >> isaac was an 31 gets 31 yards. that was his last may of the quarter. that was a big one 41-6. >> the mcdonald's 5 on your side is in the books. >> thank you, guys all of that football is on the way. difficult a

happening in northern france, at least 13 people are dead af in normandy. it appears to be caused by an accidental explosion. a french newspaper is reporting most of the victims are between 18 and 25 years old. >>> we are getting a look at some new video released earlier today in connection with a fatal police shooting in chicago, and it's sparking a lot of controversy because of what was caught on camera. jenn holloway is joining us now because the video show it is memos leading up to the death driving a stolen car. >> yes, the suspect's family now calling this murder, and today chicago's police superintendent agrees this video questions whether department policies were followed. >> reporter: the video shows the moments leading up to the shooting death of 18-year-old. police spotted a car, reportedly stolen. video shows the car sideswiping a police cruiser, then shots from an officer. a few yards away the jaguar and another police car collide, and then more gun fire as someone runs. then in later footage the suspect seen on the ground. the video captures t

so when i came back from normandy, i decided to make these charcoal drawings based on the sounds of explosionsi felt like something happened there, where i felt freed from trying to make a painting. i was able to compose the works the way i had been wanting to without strategizing so much. it really showed me a different way of sort of working. narrator: this painting, called "blackwater," refers to the mercenaries sent to the middle east, operating in a strange, secretive underworld. and this one, "incubator," clearly suggests a battle or explosion. the childhood memories of war still seem close to the surface. >> whether or not they are violent, i think it is open to question. if you're looking at a scene of warfare, and to that extent they might be related to the work of hieronymus bosch, which also includes scenes of great barbarity. ali: when i look at hieronymus bosch paintings, it still sort of speaks to what is happening in our time now. it has lived through time, and you can look at the work and see those characters living now with different outfits now. i am really intrigued by the w

and the local paris normandy newspaper said fire ignited in the basement. and ceiling quickly ignited when candles were lit. >> anchor: and australian police are saying today they thwarted what could have been a serious threat following the arrest of a 31-year-old man during a series of counter had linked to far right groups. and police have not confirmed that. except to say he belongs to a number of organizations. the arrest was a combination of months of work, which police began after they received a tip off early in the year. and calm has returned to french italian border today. a day after more than 100 migrants broke through police barriers at a italian border town and made the way into france. french andt conducted regular security checks as cars crossed from one side to the other. yesterday migrants stopped on rocks near the port at the frenchrary ratown of men twain after breaking through in the afternoon and were still there in the evening under surveillance of french police. and video posted on the website of nice newspaper showed a stream of peop

people flocked to this cathedral in normandy to pay their respects to the father killed a week ago by islamist militants. and reports of mass killings and starvation, children being forced to five. the grim picture of south sudan. and kickoff on wall street as the soccer team rings the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. we will tell you why. >> good to have you with us. it was a shocking crime. two armed men stormed a church in northern france wanting to take hostages. they were inspired by islamic state. they had killed and 86-year-old priest. he was laid to rest. hundreds of mourners from different faiths were there to remember him. >> a somber mood as mourners gather to pay their last respects. ♪ the french interior minister was in the audience. it was a multifaith service. priests arranged his robes on his coffin, the red scarf of martyrdom. then his knees paid homage to her uncle. >> after the terror attack on charlie hebdo i posted this sentence. please let us maintain our tolerance and ability to judge accurately. i never thought i would have to apply that with such s

investigators say so far the blaze appears to be accidental. 85 fighters rushed to the bar in normandy. people were celebrating birthday party when the fast- moving fire broke out. >> a new video shows the chaos at a -- when a railing in front of the stage collapsed. when a partition gave way concert goers crashed to the concrete below. it happened in camden new jersey and nearly four dozen people were hurt.to rio de janeiro where the eyes of the world are focused on the all the games as they get underway. the country is putting on the games at a time of economic and political turmoil. jamie lucas takes us inside the brazilian cities big opening ceremony. >>reporter: will -- millions around the world tuned into the olympics opening ceremony at the marquette stadium that highlighted resilient culture with the help of 5000 performers and volunteers. along with about 11,000 athletes, supermodel gisele pension participated in the three hour ceremony. peli stayed home because of health problems. those who scored a ticket at the check in item of their bucket list. >> all of the excitement bu

ignatius shuts down normandy 45-0. >>> lines -- lions hosting. down 14-7 in the fourth quarter but he breaks a few tackles and makes his way down the field. that sets up this soon after, crosby taking it the rest of the way for the score. game tied at 14. they go on to win >> ledz -- lets het back. sectd quarter. >> what a show he put on. driving and catches the deflection, beautiful for the interception. then on offense hooking much with his quarterback, oh, come on, 43 yards after touchdown grab. that would put them up 22-7 before halftime. they get wild in the second shootout tonight 36-34. heck after game there. one of the best runningbacks in the state. that's him right there head to go michigan state. heading for the end zone early and often. first possession give it to bridges coming right at you. 35-yard touchdown. 7-0. later in the first give it to bridges rvetion this time 9 yards, 195, four tump -- touchdowns and they needed all of >> tell you what it was a beautiful tonight -- night tonight. trinity getting on the board first in this

now he has been saying there is no point in meeting in the normandy format and europe and the usa should influence kiev and is trying to up the pressure on the international stage. but what isn't clear is what he wants from that. sarah: thank you. the dire situation in the syrian city of aleppo is becoming even worse. the united nations says running water has an cut off her days and is appealing for a cease-fire. the situation on the front lines remains unclear but government forces have masked for a bottle over aleppo's du jour. control over the city has been largelely divided. reporter: the battle began in summer of 2012. fighters for the free syrian army were able to enter the city. counterattacks and airstrikes by the forces of the sheer all assad failed to dislodge the forces. instead, they seized the western and eastern parts of aleppo. for the next three years, both sides tried unsuccessfully to take contrtrol of the cicity. ththe fighter got progressively more rural. when russia policy air force began airstrikes in 2014, the balance shifted with government troops pushing the rebe

used by twogram was jihadists to plan the murder of a priest in normandy in july. then, french authorities have been stepping up arrests. >> we're seeing significant war we're waging against terrorism. of people with ties to terrorist networks arrested in the first six months of the year totalnce is equal to the number arrested in 2015. reporter: this month alone, people were detained in france for terrorism-related offensive. offenses, at least three were planned future attacks. anchor: a total of seven people are under arrest in the murder on an french volunteers island off madagascar. the two victims, a man and both in their 20's and found on sunday with head injuries on a beach on the resort island of st. marie. first four arrested were detained later that day. have not established a firm link to the killings but was murder.ain it both victims were volunteering local non-profit environmental organization. volunteers are obviously a bit shocked. any been 48 hours without information. they're still in shock. keeping strong. some are obviously struggling so they'r

around the world an explosion and fire and a french bar killed 13 people happen in the capital the normandy region in northern france please say there was actually accidental both media reports and bar third party was taking place at the time the victims and their late teens and 20s. happening tomorrow but douglas county will hold a special tribute for colorado state patrol officer jamie she was killed by november 500 roses will be available for members of the community can offer their condolences and honor the fallen officer your invited to attend the tribute at 1:00 p.m. in colorado state patrol officers will be at the event all day long the driver who hit pleaded guilty to junk driving. today was the day for several local parents in a young children and immersive come at a hospital held a spray me picnic chance for families of children who are born prematurely to reconnect with the doctors and nurses who helped their babies. the father of triplets who spent months in the nikkei after being born nine weeks early. marching name one of after the doctor. just because we know what a challenge

thousands of people are expected to attend the funeral today in normandy before a private burial. >>y video this morning from houston, texas, happening in a super market on friday. you will see a gunman firing into the ceiling, and now a man runs interest an office, and closes the door. then he opens it for the cashier just before a suspect tries to get in. as you can see another gunman tries to shoot open the door, kicks it, the door helds. the would be robbers run out of there, get in a green vehicle and leave the employees behind. the shooters are still loose. >> the campaign trail now. a military mother was booed when she questioned vice presidential candidate mike pence about trump's remarks on the gold star family of a muslim american soldier killed in action. >> will there ever be a point in time when you are able to look at donald trump in the eye and tell him "enough is enough." >> boo. boo. boo. >> he thanked the woman for her question and called the captain khan an american hero. >> people are hammered in the southeast from thunderstorms not what they wanted to hear. this

it happened in the city in the northern normandy region. dozens of firefighters are battling the fire. it comes over a week after isis attackers killed a priest in that same region of france. >>> a rail collapsed at a snoop dogg concert. injuring at least 42 people. watch. it happened this evening in camden, new jersey. snoop and whiz khalifa had just taken the stage. they yelled at the crowd to stand up. the railing that separates the lawn from the stage then gave way. after getting the crowd settles promoters cancelled the show. >> tonight donald trump is planning stops in napa and san francisco at the end of the month for two big fund-raisers. that's according to the washington post. the move comes as trump made a move tonight to men the growing rift within the republican party. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. >> during a rally in green bay, wisconsin trump also endorsed republican senators january mccain and kelly ayotte in their primary races. earlier this week the gop presidential candidate declined to en

down at the jersey shore, this storm near normandy beach is moving offshore. that's moving away, but we're not done. a few more will pop up this evening. they'll tonight up around the poughkeepsie area could see a few more moving in. tomorrow it fires up once again in the afternoon after about 1:00 or 2:00. they'll start to fire up again. they'll be spotty, but they could be dangerous, especially under all of this heat. tomorrow is the hottest day. into sunday, a few more will pop up as well. here's a look at what it will feel like tomorrow morning. and higher in some spots. going into sunday, same deal. between 100 and 110 degrees is what it is going to feel like here. the humidity and the heat sticks around as well as those pop-up downpours. remember, they have a lot of lightning. you hear the thunder and move inside quickly. we get some relief on monday, just a little bit, from the humidity, but then it fires up again later in the week. >>> a daughter's goodwill gesture almost ended up costing her more than $1,000. she had hoped to send her parents off on a

police say the blaze sarted during a birthday party in normandy. still no word tonight on what caused the fire. this just in. dozens of concert goers in new jersey are going home with bumps and bruises. this is the view from the stage as the front railing collapsed during a snoop dog and wiz khalifa concert. here is some video from a ma happened. as bad as it looks.. officials say there are no reports of anyone being seriously injured. a henderson woman is still fighting to keep her stepbrother in jail.. 29 years after he committed a horrific crime against their family. 13 action news reporter david schuman is here to explain how a rape changed their lives forever. david. tressa resch is gathering signatures on this petition to give to the state parole board. that victim was her two year old daughter. 01:33:02 "he was my brother. i mean, we were family." the pain of john martin papish raping her daughter...his niece...has never left tressa resch. 01:32:04 tressa resch "she was two. brutally raped." every three years...papish comes up for parole. ne

police in normandy say 13 dead and six others dead after a bar fire. no word on what started it or if this was a type of attack. this was a birthday party at the bar and more than 50 firefighters are working to put it out. again, we'll have the latest on wncn.com as well as on our morning news. >>> inching closer to the start of the college football up fall camp in chapel hill. they tied a school record last year with 11 wins but lost their last two games. they say the losses are all the motivation they need to have a strong 2016 season. >> we didn't end the year the way we wanted to, so they've had a bad taste in their mouth for 220 days now. they know they're about 28 days away from getting that taste of guys are excited and we're glad to be back and get to work. >> there's a meet the heels happening tomorrow for the public. they open up on september 3rd against georgia. >>> they're not the only north carolina team looking to build on last year's success. >> the panthers fell short of living it -- winning it all as a run to super bowl l. they celebra

he raised more than 16-thousand dollars for the ship that he wants to bring to normandy, france, for the 75-th anniversary of d-day. in louisiana -- a 9-year old boy throwing a pizza party for flood victims. carson boutte of lafayette decided to skip a party and presents this year... instead, he decided to hand deliver pizzas to people who lost their homes in the state's historic flooding last weekend. at first the idea was just to give out a few dozen pies with the help of family and friends... but thanks to social media - more than three hundred and sixty pizzas were given out. when carson showed up at stranger's houses with food in hand -- many residents broke out in tears. carson says: "we're going to have to stop what they're doing. we're just going to deliver pizzas to neighborhoods that have flooded." armstrong says: "it's just so humbling especially in today's time. you don't see children that young who have such a big giving heart and that says a lot for carson." carson isn't alone in lending a helping hand.... hundreds of people across the state are stepping up to donate, v

saint ignatius and normandy pla in week one, a lot of teams across the state. many have new stadiums and they had chances t the wildcats fans began to arrive a 4:00 o'clock as they begin tailgating the game begins at 7:00 p.m. i asked them how excited that football is back in northeast ohio? >> ithe best time of the year. friday night football, high school, the pageantry, the bands,h just great to see footballa >> i am thrilled, my son is the quarterback this year as a seniorhe and we look forward to awesome season. not long ago we were crowning champions in columbus andnd here we are the start of another football season, lots of new faces and places , on the field and saint ignatius wildcats look to get back into the playoffs afte we miss seeing them last year and join us at 11:00 p.m. for the edition of friday night touchdown east bank flash developers have applied for the first-ever open container zone obtained that petition and here with more on how this would work. >> one of the busiest districts with bars, and patios packed nicely that she might be able t

how could you take normandy? ernie was out here, returning the favor all by himself. >> i just thought how sad if he had to be doing this journey by himself. i joined him. >> reporter: that was about to change. >> in mississippi, alabama, florida, now georgia. >> yeah, run 44 legs. >> reporter: he had quite a following the second time we saw him in waco, texas. that was nothing cpa saint simons. hundreds from across the country joined ernie's army. >> thank you so much. >> the american people are the most loving and generous people in the world. three years ago. most people thought there was no way a man in his 90s could make it across the country. but here he was. on the soft sand of the atlantic. and as this old sailor stormed the beach, one last time. the fervent chants and flying color. he showed us all that the greatest generation -- is no less great today. more than 2 million men and women have served in our military since 9/11. i was privileged to serve with hundreds of thousands of them and now many are r

was the high today p or water temperature in lake michigan, quite normandy. we have had relatively calm wind for an entire week. 80 degrees, showers and thunderstorms on saturday. 72 degrees as we clear it out on sunday. we will watch throughout the rest of the weekend as temperatures will be on the cooler side as we head into scattered showers and thunderstorms this evening. it's going to be raining at some point during the day on saturday. we are not getting through the whole day without seeing some rain. i don't think it will rain the entire time, but nonetheless be ready and have the umbrella handy. sunday, cloudy skies, then breaks in the overcast, and an isolated shower or two that kickoff after some sunshine, but sunday. storms likely on saturday. the timing is not great, but we still need more rain. cooler air moves in on sunday, 72. that will be the first time the entire month that our temperatures will be below average. 75 on monday. 82 on tuesday. we are back up into the 80's for the middle of the week and thunderstorm chances on wednesday and thur

police have launched a formal investigation into the cousin of one of the men who killed a priest in normandy last week. authorities believe he knew of his cousin's plans to target a church. kate moody explains. reporter: days after the deadly attack at this church, authorities are still piecing together information about the two down terrorists. because of one of the 19-year-olds turned himself into police shortly after the attack. he said his cousin spent several days at his apartment at the beginning of july. the prosecutor's office believes he knew what was being planned. >> he was perfectly aware, perhaps not of the exact time and place, but of his cousin's plan to commit a violent act. reporter: the other attacker had also been plotting throughout july. phone records show he had been using the encrypted messaging app to encourage a number of recipients to use knives to target churches. it is not clear when or how the attackers met. their hometowns were 700 kilometers away from each other. analysis of their phones show they were both there for three days before entering the church in the

it happened in the city in the northern normandy region.efighters are battling the fire. it comes over a week after isis attackers killed a priest in that same region of france. >>> a rail collapsed at a snoop dogg concert. injuring at least 42 people. watch. it happened this evening in camden, new jersey. snoop and whiz khalifa had just taken the stage. they yelled at the crowd to stand up. the railing that separates the lawn from the stage then gave way. after getting the crowd settles promoters cancelled the show. >> tonight donald trump is planning stops in napa and san francisco at the end of the month for two big fund-raisers. that's according to the washington post. the move comes as trump made a move tonight to men the growing rift within the republican party. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. >> during a rally in green bay, wisconsin trump also endorsed republican senators january mccain and kelly ayotte in their primary races. earlier this week the gop presidential candidate declined to endorse all thre

muslims joining catholics for mass after the murder of a catholic priest in normandy. many muslims sat in the front row among the church's parishioners for sunday mass. muslims and catholics also shared pews in churches in italy yesterday. randy: an emergency delivery after a crash in dunbarton, new hampshire. kaitlin fournier was 37 weeks pregnant with baby olivia when she was involved in a crash. she lost a lot of blood, and her baby's heart rate began to drop. luckily the emergency c-section was successful. mom is expected to recover from the crash. and baby olivia is doing just fine. emily: a special tea party for a texas police officer who saved the life of this little girl. the pair first met a year ago when little bexley choked on a coin. the officer's body camera rolled as he finally got her breathing. the girl's mother wanted to celebrate this year so she hired a photographer to capture the tea party. the officer says he has a new best friend, and can't wait to milestones. a red sox slugger steps up to the plate to get kids to school. randy: the new initiative

a veteran who was at normandy on d day. he was one of our best sources on world war ii. he often shared his stories with younger generations as well. he had been battling prostate cancer. more on his life and times tonight on "news 3 live at six." >> very well and thank him for his service. >>> a small act of kindness but it's having a major impact. >> marie: next at 3:30 we'll show what one college football did that's lighting up social media in a positive day. >> reed: it's wednesday so we're going open the video vault. tom will reintroduce us to one of las vegas's most popular forecasters from years ago. >> chloe: maybe i could do the weather like that. about what's up with the blanket of clouds? are we going to see rain? we've got active weather head our way. it's warm outside but big i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they'r're bringing drugs, they'e brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't

how could they have even taken normandy? >> reporter: which is why, 70 years later, ernie was out here returning the favor, all by himself. >> and i just thought how sad if he had to be doing this journey by himself. >> reporter: but that was about to change. >> i joined him in mississippi, >> yeah, i've run 44 legs. >> reporter: he had quite a following the second time we saw him in waco, texas. but that was nothing compared to what we found last weekend in saint simons, where hundreds of people from across the country joined ernie's army. >> god bless you, sir. thank you so much! >> the american people are the most loving and generous people in the world. >> there he is! whoo! >> reporter: throw years ago, most people thought there was no way a man in his 90s could make it across the country. >> you got this! the soft sand of the atlantic. and as this old sailor stormed the beach one last time to fervent chants and flying colors, he showed us all that the greatest generation is no less great today. ( cheers ) steve hartman

father jacques hamel, an 85 year old catholic priest, was killed in his church near rouen in normandy by two men who had pledged their allegiance to isis. the killers were shot to death by police. the french muslim community council had urged muslims throughout the country to join catholics in solidarity as they pay tribute to the slain priest. meanwhile pope francis wrapped up a five day visit to poland with a massive outdoor service near krakow. the pope encouraged hundreds of thousands of young people gathered to mark world youth day to "believe in a new humanity". turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan moved today to further tighten his government's control of the armed forces following this month's failed military coup. erdogan fired 1,400 soldiers, sailors and airmen, including his own chief military adviser, for suspected links to u.s.- based cleric fethullah gulen, accused by erdogan of masterminding the abortive coup. erdogan also abolished all military academies, stacked the top military council with civilians, and said he and the prime minister will have direct authority o

currently it's in the context of the normandy four, which is france, germany, ukraine, and russia.president putin says that's not possible to do anymore, although, in ukraine, they say that it still is. another thing that could be happening is the russians have decided that that he want to put ukraine on notice, and that they decided that this is sort of the best way to do it. >> brangham: all right, andrew roth of the "washington post," thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> brangham: the islamic militant group boko haram has released a video that purports to show dozens of the nearly 300 nigerian girls it abducted from their school more than two years ago. in the video, posted today to twitter, one of the girls says that 40 of them have been married to militant men, and that some girls have been killed in nigerian air strikes aimed at the militant camps. while a militant held her microphone, she also appealed to the nigerian government to free jailed members of boko haram. the militant in the video said if the government does not free boko haram prisoners, the kidna

only days ago and isis kill innovative a christian church in normandy, france, forced an 85 year old priest to his knees, a priest who was beloved, who was beloved, before cutting his throat and just unthinkable other things. overseas, isis has carried out an absolute atrocity, one after another. children slaughtered, girls sold into slavery, men and women burned alive. crucifixions, beheadings and drownings, ethnic minorities targeted for mass execution, holy sites desecrated. christians driven from their homes, and hunted for extermination. isis rounding out what it calls mission of the cross, nation of the cross, in a campaign of absolute and total genocide. we cannot let this evil continue. [applause] thank you. thank you. nor can we let the hateful ideology of radical islam, its oppression of women, gays, children and nonbelievers be allowed to reside or spread within our own countries. [applause] we will defeat radical islamic terrorism, just as we defeated every threat we faced at every page and before. but we will not, we will not, remember this, defeat it with closed eyes or

ziegler is an parminter for saint ignatius versus normandie. >> friday night touchdown is back, officially tonight as we kick off the 20th season , i'm fox 8 at 11:00 p.m. exciting night here the best football coverage here, everybody's excited because lot of teams have new fields and ne stadiums and a lot of teams are ready to start the new year. they all have hopes of making the postseason this year the season starting off warm and cold and snowy december at the championship game in december. saint edwards, that want a titl last year will play tomorrow on national tv. new faces and places on the field and sidelines. mayfield has a new head coach, back coer touchdown, at 11:00 o'clock. who do you think besides holy name is the best team in northeast ohio, at this point.? >> i think saint add will be in that mix specially the way that they have played last year you they are a post machine, the long journey begins tonightht to get off to good start. >> the eye to ask him question about a problem we first expose to could put you in danger, a fire truck with a piece of equipment that does not

they were as willing to go to normandy 70 years ago. in hillary clinton you have somebody who cares about that. let me give you just one more statistic and i'll get away from that. in the first year of the forbes 100 in the 1980s was the aggregate wealth use $800 billion. currently it's 2 trillion 374 billion. that's 215-1. they told us it would trickle down. you know. what but what has happened is it flooded upwards. and that almost 2.4 trillion, they are not bad people. i know a good many of them. would i like to know more, actually. but they have benefited from the system. it's not that they are evil. but they have taken advantage, they are the ones with the lobbyists, they are the ones who come up with interests where their interest rate is far lower man anybody in this room. it will take somebody with strength, resoluteness, brains, energying -- [cheers and applause] it won't happen by itself. it takes guts. it's a tough, tough job when you try and change the code on people making millions and billions a year to give a better break

assessment if you do that you are censoring the intelligence that is if somebody had said storming the normandy beaches i know your rifle is ready but when you plant don't mention the not see the issue could offend a german that is the situation we are living in and it happens. so i use the template that was incredibly successful during the cold war againstt the totalitarian ideology but with to secret documentsbe that have been declassified in tuesday's talking points for my strategy against the isis the first is the nowis thee famous secret telegram 14 14 pages from moscow to washington in 46 to explain what does dahlin believe?the por and how was that to the postwar of europe? that document was the enemy threat document it was descriptly accurate description of the personality of the soviets and made it very clear thaton they were motivated by the ideology that would not stop and that is why they were the existential threat. >> how did we go beyond that analysis? it was passed by the truman administration on how to defeat the soviets there was the 60 page plan how toon defeat the soviet unio

. >>> over in france, police in normandy say at least 13 people are dead and six others injured after a bar fire there. police say that fire broke out at a birthday party. the french intier in-- interior minister said that at least 70 firefighters battled the scene there. this picture was arrested. patrick hayes was arrested for wanted crimes. he is held in south carolina >>> we are learning more about a ihne that killed a man this week in fayetteville. police say the man intentionally hit justin watkins in the bonnie dune neighborhood. it happened after raleigh pulled and called 911. >> you said there is a gentleman in your yard claiming he got hit by a car. >> yes, he is out walking around. he's kind of walking around. he fell down two or three times already. >> okay. does he look bloody or anything like that? >> yes, yes, he is. >> atkins told the caller not to call 911 because he had an police have no information surrounding a motive >>> two horses are recovering after their trailer over turn the. they were headed pack to their stable after being on duty as a truck approached the

give pete buyers shut down normandy 45-0. >>> the lines hosted the jon henry but randy crosby breaks a few tackles and makes his way down the field. that sets up soon after crosby taking it the rest of the way with the game tied at 14. past and watch this. a beautiful interception. >> i love this one. the hook up up 22-7 and that is where we see the half with brecksville reject. 36-34. >>> it was the western bridges show first possession for copley 7-0. this time 9 yards out with four touchdowns and copley >>> a beautiful lights last night with a little of the hawaiian provide -- vibe. a one- yard score with trinity of 6-0. they throw it deep and it takes off trinity goes up 12-0 goes up 12-02 win. >> we wall last night. lutheran west at the cliff. his fourth touchdown in a row. 217 yards and he barely plays in the second half. they are a big winner 41-6. >> all right. palestine. week one of the mcdonald's five on your side line is in the books. have a great morning, everybody. >>> you always know fall is coming when it is football season. coming up, a man walking his dog helps an of

the paper that was used for the first folio was high-quality paper from normandy france. that's what he used in printing the first folio. it's to say this is something important and special. something like that paperback book that would be half the size of the folio would have been printed on low-quality paper and it would have been more acidic and likely to disintegrate which is why the quarter size is much more rare and survived in pretty good numbers. they suffered hazards of time, fire, insects, infestation, people tearing plays out because it was more convenient to carry one at a time. but all things considered a pretty good number of them have survived. >> host: this was a business. he wasn't doing this out of the goodness of his heart. he ha had to estimate if it made sense to print then he had to sell them or someone had to sell them. at the 750 copies ou 750 copiese gate into the stream of commerce? >> guest: ever sold mostly out of the printers shop, printer bookseller. the warehouses that have been around st. paul's cathedral in london so the square is the prin