while there, he met two elderly sisters, catherine and cordelia norton.he last surviving members of an old texas family that made millions mining granite. the two sisters never married and lived in a large mansion while running separate businesses. 75-year-old catherine was the younger of the two. >> her nickname was girly. she was very frilly, very lady-like. >> catherine ran a flower shop and met tim scoggin while he was working for a local funeral home. 83-year-old cordelia was a beer distributor and a cattle rancher. >> she was rough. she had a man style haircut. she wore khaki clothes and she could cuss better than any sailor you ever saw. >> as scoggin got to know the sisters, he spent increasing amounts of time doing their chores, cooking for them. he acted as their driver and helped them with their medications. >> they were lonely. they needed someone to talk to. they needed someone to care for them. and that's what he did. and they trusted him just like a son. >> he was at their beck and call. he would drive them anywhere, take them to the doctor

richard norton smith, mr.hony, it is a pleasure and an honor to be able to talk to both of you folks. i have a loaf of history. i have followed both of your work for years especially mr. anthony, with the work of the first ladies. i am honored to talk to you tonight. first of all, with regard to ms. mckinley's health, i noticed that you had a comment early about six months before president mckinley was assassinated that she was gravely ill when they had a trip out in the west coast, and i noticed that there was a -- there was a report that was in the new york times that talks about how gravely ill that she was an almost near death. my question is, was that the first time that a first lady's health was publicly reported and i guess i am curious to know why did they feel that they needed to even get that out there, because i can think maybe 20 years hence that a president or first lady probably would not have wanted that information to be released. susan: thank you. appreciate it. mr. anthony: that is a very gre

mary norton was one of them. she was constantly urging women to be involved in politics, to be involved outside the home. even when the war ended she feared that might contract again. and women would kind of be forced back into a domesticated role. one of the prominent woman in the 1940s is helen gahagan douglas. she was well-known to constituents. she represented a district that encompassed part of los angeles. she was a star of the stage. she was married to melvin douglas, the actor. and she became involved in california politics and was a progressive and began to peek a lot on behalf of democratic candidates. and she won election to the house for a couple of terms in the 1940s. she wasn't a legislature. she wasn't introducing a lot of bills. she wasn't a legislative entrepreneur. but she was a spokesperson for issues. she would come on the floor and talk about improving housing, african-american civil rights. so she was known as a great speech maker. here's a campaign bill or poster which advertises speaking e

eleanor holmes norton, when did you first meet julian bond?n when i was a law student and i came to atlanta to become a part of sncc , on my way to mississippi. he was one of the leaders and founder of sncc. sncc had just been founded the year before. when ella baker, the great seer and godmother of the civil rights movement, suggested that students get together so they could have a real student organization. and julian was a multitalented member of sncc. he was its spokesman, it's writer. he was one of its major leaders. he was often the one most often heard from, except who happened to be chairman at the time. amy: what were you must struck by with julian in those early years? and then, history jeffrey of issues -- trajectory of issues to the decades as you begin the congress member, the delegate to congress representing the district of columbia. you worked together near the end of his life, is that right? >> to the very end, until just a few months ago when he and i had an intergenerational forum with leaders from ferguson and new york afte

cull sure of safety at the metro agency and congresswoman eleanor holmes norton tells us that she expects congress to hold hearings, to find out how this derailment could have been caused by one person's mistake. >> the problem was not with the employee. >> reporter: according to met tree track inspector found the faulty rail fastener in early july but delete it had from a inspection report a month later that faulty fastener caused the derailment because it was never fixed. metro officials declined to be interviewed about the findings but this a written statement acknowledge there should have been a better system of checks and bams for inspections. -- and balances for inspections. >> that's why i don't ride it as much. i usually walk more now. when i first moved here, i used the metro every day. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton said met trees management is to blame and this latest safety setback will

norton mr. haney and dr. murase and mendoza-mcdonnell so one speaker card. >> just one yeah. >> hi thank you my name is a todd the co-founder the parents plus action committee the social action committee soelt supports this in amending the graduation requirements to temporarily roach this case to have the students diplomas the students should achieve the highest levels of the success and institutional rules shouldn't set the ceiling we applaud the district for national anthem a high school diploma and wish you all success in college thank you. >> (clapping.) thank you. >> okay. so open up for the board questions or comments commissioner. >> thank you. i just want to thank the superintendent and staff wisp discussing this earlier in the spring and presumed that this would be fixed by the administration of the k c in july and further opportunity for the students and students across the state so this all due respect this is a problem wholly created by the state of california by having even setting aside the ques

norton. >> i didn't except no on k two. >> bullet. >> ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> thank you thank you very much we're on item p consent calendar resolution severed for board discussion and immediate action. >> commissioner wynns. >> i have two items one is actually item 5 of two a on page 24 a million dollars grant from the california department of finance for innovation an innovation and higher education its purposes to increase the post secondary enrollment that is very little information that is the format but i kind of like to know what is it is before we is, yes we'll do that i understand it is not a lot of money comparatively speaking by one of the things if we don't know anything about it oh, yeah, we do something did we know about it and kevin is finally that's why you're smiling right so nobody knows about that i can get the information later oh. >> (laughter). >> so sorry. >> go i'm such an idiot where are any glasses. >> here you want mine? >> okay. so i hope ken norman is listening she embarrassed me as many of you may know we applied about c

so mary norton is wearing her fantastic fur santa claus coat. edith norris rogers is in widow's weave. she's still officially mourning her husband. it's politically very savvy on her part. this is a leaf let from her first general election. in here, she says over and over again, things like always on the job. re-elect rogers on her own records of achievement. inside it says some wonderful stuff. knows the ropes, gives prompt, efficient service. and she talks a lot about what she's done for veterans. she's not above all the things, she's still mrs. john jacobs rogers. she's very wise in the ways of doing this. and a little later after she's been re-elected a few times, she often is photographed doing things that will be visually interesting and very much related to the issues that are important to her. here she and other members of congress are testing out a really weird riding lawn mower looking tank. right outside the capitol. she often would do that. she also was photographed -- she was called the most arrow minded female member of congress. s

norton and dr. murase. >> i want to congratulate the team for an amount vote on all items in the special order of business thank you very much item n is consent calendar resolution we move forward for the second none tonight. >> oh, i'm sorry yes i apologize we are on agenda item m very important we have two very substantive topics the first is an update on the willie brown middle school and cpr the shipyard mr. carranza. >> thank you dr. murase so the willie brown middle schools team makes it is way i want to i'm going to turn it over to this over 0 lupe and introduce the members of the presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners this will be a where we live presentation this evening as many of you may know on monday we welcomed over the 57 thousand students over 2 hundred students to the newly reestablished willie brown middle school and we look forward to seeing them we thought it was really important that on the overview of openly the schools we gave you gave you the progress rotator for the

norton and dr. murase and ms. mendoza-mcdonnell are absent thank you. >> that's 5 i's. >> (clapping). >> pass. >> (clapping.) so. >> congratulations so commissioners and invited guests this board meeting will turn into a mention we would like to ask the board of education to deliver their diplomas if you join us in the horse shoe for all the students i want to also

norton and dr. murase. >> i want to congratulate the team for an amount vote on all items in the special order of business thank you very much item n is consent calendar resolution we move forward for the second none tonight. >> oh, i'm sorry yes i apologize we are on agenda item m very important we have two very substantive topics the first is an update on the willie brown middle school and cpr the shipyard mr. carranza. >> thank you dr. murase so the willie brown middle schools team makes it is way i want to i'm going to turn it over to this over 0 lupe and introduce the members of the presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners this will be a where we live presentation this evening as many of you may know on monday we welcomed over the 57 thousand students over 2 hundred students to the newly reestablished willie brown middle school and we look forward to seeing them we thought it was really important that on the overview of openly the schools we gave you gave you the progress rotator for the

on sunday the secret service stopped him and eleanor holmes norton said somebody dropped the ball. >> i'm surprised because the secret service is known for tracking those who threaten the president. what happened now? >> and news4 learned he stopped taking his psychiatric medicine before his latest trip to d.c. >>> today if you're currently looking for a new job you might want to head to the norton job fair. it takes place at the washington convention center in northwest. you can get some tips on outdating your -- updating your resume and learn how to dress for success. that event opens at 10:00 with the job fair starting at 11:00. this is the annual event held by eleanor holmes norton. >>> well, one local school district is warning parents if you don't get this done today, your student won't be allowed in the courtroom come monday. >>> speaking of school, if the kids are headed to the bus stop, tom has your bus stop forecast at 4:41. >>> and a tv personality publicly fessing up and apologizing. >>> a woman's summer fashion statement being recalled. >>> take a look at this video. pass

one was sent to richard norton smith.ne was sent to the now treasurer of rhode island, seth magaziner. and the other was given indirectly to president bill clinton. brian: if someone says they want to do this, what would you warn them about? and how many total did you go to? kurt: 66 presidential and vice presidential. as far as all the famous graves, probably over 300. i would say, be prepared to invest the time and the money. sometimes, going on the trips if you have a rental car and are staying in hotels, you have to eat. it is going to cost some money. and time and patience because sometimes things are not going to go the way you intend for them to go. sometimes you will get locked in cemeteries and you have to call security or you have to climb over the barbed wire. brian: what stories have we missed that were particularly interesting to you? kurt: i think what of the better -- one of the better stories was the time i met bill clinton. that's a fantastic story. again, my dad waited outside overnight holding my place.

eleanor holmes norton said somebody dropped the ball. >> i'm surprised because the secret service is known for catching or at least tracking people who threaten the president. what happened to them this time? >> news4 learned glass stopped taking his psychiatric medication before his latest trip to d.c. >>> a federal judge says presidential candidate hillary clinton violated government policy by storing her work e-mail on a private server. that comes as the state department has been ordered to coordinate more closely with the fbi on the inquiry into whether classified information was mishandled in this e-mail arrangement. polls show the inquiry is taking a toll on clinton's presidential campaign. clinton holds a wide, but narrowing lead in the democratic field against vermont senator bernie sanders. >>> today, if you're looking for a new job, you might want to head to the norton job fair here in the district. it takes place at the washington convention center. you can get tips on updating your resume, job hunting and preparing for an interview. you can learn how to dress for success.

norton mr. walton thank you ms. wynns and dr. murase 5 i's. >> thank you very much as i've announced in past meeting members of the public are remind that if you wish to address the board of education you must complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and presented to executive ms. casco according to board rules and procedures the speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already from the board thank you for your cooperations and presentation to the board of education superintendent mr. carranza. >> thank you president muirase and good evening a fee remarks with a special presentation with the permission felt braid this past friday we had an opportunity to celebrate dianne feinstein elementary school i'm thank you, very much of thankfully that president muirase and commissioner wynns and commissioner walton were there to join with myself and the chief suhr to celebrate 10 years of a wonderful elementary school in our community i want to thank the staff at dianne feinstein as well as the community that showed up

norton mr. walton thank you ms. wynns and dr. murase 5 i's. >> thank you very much as i've announced in past meeting members of the public are remind that if you wish to address the board of education you must complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and presented to executive ms. casco according to board rules and procedures the speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already from the board thank you for your cooperations and presentation to the board of education superintendent mr. carranza. >> thank you president muirase and good evening a fee remarks with a special presentation with the permission felt braid this past friday we had an opportunity to celebrate dianne feinstein elementary school i'm thank you, very much of thankfully that president muirase and commissioner wynns and commissioner walton were there to join with myself and the chief suhr to celebrate 10 years of a wonderful elementary school in our community i want to thank the staff at dianne feinstein as well as the community that showed up

. >> and now on your screen publisher ww norton mr. mcfeely what are some of the big bucks that norton has coming out this fall? >> were excited about everything we are publishing this fall, you only have time for a few one. the biggest one is been vernaculars memoir of his work at the feds to the great recession it's called the courage to act. it will be a major book, october. >> have you read it already? >> i have read it it is in bargo i am the editor on that particular book. i did need to read it, ben is a wonderful writer, it's a dramatic account of how they use every tool in the book, they created some new tools, it's a wonderful story, about heroism, about heroism under fire. an enormous financial crisis. >> i've also like to tell you about in tolls, he's talking about world war ii, this volume 1942 to 1944 when all of the armed services particularly the navy were fighting their way through the islands of the south pacific en route to tokyo. >> i was just going to ask you if it was like european theater. >> you had exactly the r

. >> reporter: those alleged threats on social media alerted police to 18-year-old ken norton of ameswa and 27-year-old james stumbo of boone, iowa, both held on jail in gun charges. investigators say they planned to carry out an attack at the pokemon world championships this past weekend in the city where both men were scheduled to compete. investigators say a pokemon competitor alerted authorities about online threats allegedly by the pair, like this photo of guns posted by stumbo with the caption saying he and norton are ready for worlds. at their arraignment monday, prosecutors read more alleged online threats. >> mr. stumbo indicating my ar-15 says you lose and then mr. norton indicated, okay, that's fine, i would [ bleep ] him on friday. >> reporter: police stopped the men thursday before they made it into the heinz convention center where the event was taking place. they were questioned and norton's car taken by police after the men allegedly acknowledged they had guns in the car. this is what police say they found inside, a shotgun, ar-15 rifle, several hundred rounds of ammun

norton. >> no. >> mr. walton. >> ms.. >> no. >> president muirase. >> 5 i's 4 i's excuse me. >> there is other item that was sound proof ms. wynns. >> i didn't see mr. walton's appointment we received an e-mail about this i don't read until you were here but i do want to say this i appreciate the e-mail and the explanation about the reduce amount i wanted to say my concerns about the total amount of money on translations remain bus i don't i haven't received the kind of data i've asked for about about the specification the cost benefit analysis data, the data within of the not this contract but the

norton and dr.urase. >> i want to congratulate the team for an amount vote on all items in the special order of business thank you very much item n is consent calendar resolution we move forward for the second none tonight. >> oh, i'm sorry yes i apologize we are on agenda item m very important we have two very substantive topics the first is an update on the willie brown middle school and cpr the shipyard mr. carranza. >> thank you dr. murase so the willie brown middle schools team makes it is way i want to i'm going to turn it over to this over 0 lupe and introduce the members of the presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners this will be a where we live presentation this evening as many of you may know on monday we welcomed over the 57 thousand students over 2 hundred students to the newly reestablished willie brown middle school and we look forward to seeing them we thought it was really important that on the overview of openly the schools we gave you gave you the progress rotator for the tu

norton and dr. murase. >> i want to congratulate the team for an amount vote on all items in the special order of business thank you very much item n is consent calendar resolution we move forward for the second none tonight. >> oh, i'm sorry yes i apologize we are on agenda item m very important we have two very substantive topics the first is an update on the willie brown middle school and cpr the shipyard mr. carranza. >> thank you dr. murase so the willie brown middle schools team makes it is way i want to i'm going to turn it over to this over 0 lupe and introduce the members of the presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners this will be a where we live presentation this evening as many of you may know on monday we welcomed over the 57 thousand students over 2 hundred students to the newly reestablished willie brown middle school and we look forward to seeing them we thought it was really important that on the overview of openly the schools we gave you gave you the progress rotator for the

happy birthday, edward norton. >> all right, we're going to talk about the north bay drive an accident in the clearing stages in novato, eastbound near the 101 interchange, debris scattered across lanes, a car hit the guard rail and scattered some debris across the lanes of traffic, meantime, 580 negative westbound traffic, as with the golden gate, southbound traffic flowing well approaching san francisco, more k cbs traffic for you ahead. >>> 4:54, california lawmakers are considering raising the gas tax for the first time in 20 years, the biggest reason is that state needs billions of dollars to repair crumbling roads and other factors increase the numbers of hybrid and electric cars out there, driver s are using less gas that means the state is not collecting as much money. >> all these teslas are being sold, they stoent -- don't pay gas tax, we need money to pay for the roads. >> making sure it goes where it's intended and not borrowed with the ceiling when the budget crunch comes. >> the proposed tax would add $.12 a gallon and electric cars not exempt, most drivers cover their sh

it would relocate frb east norton next to st. titus church.e neighbors oppose it, claiming it'll reduce property values. the shelter needs an updated facility with more space. >>> preparing for a visit from pope francis. today, a new school year began at the seminary in montgomery continue, and the new class of seminarians will be among those getting to see pope francis up close when he comes to town next. the pontiff will speak to them and bless them in st. martin's chapel. it'll with a rare opportunity to hear directly from the man they admire and home to imulate. >> yes, very much admire pope francis. it's great what he's doing in the church, focussing on the work with the poor people and being more accepting and inviting people into the church. >> st. john paul ii also addressed the community during his papal visit to philadelphia back in 1979. you can prepare for the pope with our nbc 10 news app. find information on the security measures and transportation changes, and he'll also find the pope's full itinerary including where you can see

that is quite a life to have lived. >> congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. thanks for joining us. >> always a pleasure. >> sreenivasan: after two decades in business, amazon.com is the world's largest internet retailer, with a stock value that has increased ten-fold since 2008. that success is driven by a workforce motivated by data- driven managers who enforce principles laid down by company founder jeff bezos. that's part of the takeaway from today's "new york times" story"" inside amazon: wrestling big ideas in a bruising workplace." based on more than 100 interviews, the story depicts a corporate culture where employees are pushed to the limit. david streitfeld is one of the authors. he joins me now from san francisco. >> what is the culture that you found? >> it is a very intense culture, a very hard-working culture, a culture where people feel they want to push themselves, as far as they can, and they do. sreenivasan: so far none of that what you just said sounds like a bad thing for a company. >> no, it's a great thing for a company. if you have a com

norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase ms. chin and mrs.an to the. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance

everybody is fired up about ken norton. another is the second guy linebacker, pash rusher, nortd on was just raving about mack and justin tuck. they certainly have some pieces and we have to see how all these pieces come together. they're going to be up here in napa working out in this heat for the next three weeks, then break camp, head back to alameda and take it from there. first preseason game a week from friday against the rams at the oakland coliseum right here on k tv u. >> jason live at the raiders training camp. thank you, jason. >>> thief makes a mad dash and grabs a donation box off a restaurant counter. why the donations inside that particular box has the community particularly angry at this thief. >> a bit warmer today across most of the bay area. coming up, the temperature change in your thursday forecast. those high clouds we could have more and possibly showers. we'll have more on that after the break. >> from the clouds to the roadways, 280 in the bay, not bad if you're down in the south bay. time is 4:10.

norton mr. haney and dr. murase and mendoza-mcdonnell so one speaker card. >> just one yeah. >> hi thank you my name is a todd the co-founder the parents plus action committee the social action committee soelt supports this in amending the graduation requirements to temporarily roach this case to have the students diplomas the students should achieve the highest levels of the success and institutional rules shouldn't set the ceiling we applaud the district for national anthem a high school diploma and wish you all success in college thank you. >> (clapping.) thank you. >> okay. so open up for the board questions or comments commissioner. >> thank you. i just want to thank the superintendent and staff wisp discussing this earlier in the spring and presumed that this would be fixed by the administration of the k c in july and further opportunity for the students and students across the state so this all due respect this is a problem wholly created by the state of california by having even setting aside the ques

the annual event is held by congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. >>> dropping the football. didn't look like anybody -- he's down. >> rg3 injured again. the quarterback took some hard hits in the 'skins preseason game last night. now, it's not clear when the team will get him back. we are told the quarterback has a concussion and some kind of shoulder injury to deal with right now. you take a look here. rg3 started against the detroit lions last night. he was sacked three times in the first four possessions here. early in the second quarter this happened. he's taken down under a dog pile. rg3 is still considered the starting quarterback. cousins is his backup. maybe kirk will see play this year. >> colt mccoy. standing by. >> he's shaking it off. it's a rough way to start the preseason. >> preseason. not even the season. preseason. >>> 6:07 right now. >>> more trouble at the site of that warehouse explosion in china. why firefighters are up against it once again. >>> ladies, are you making as much as your male counterparts? the study just in that says no. at least if you liv

delicate eleanor holmes norton hosted her annual job fair this morning.he says along with a resume workshop, prospective workers had a chance to meet with more than 100 employers. norton says these kinds of fairs give people something technology can't offer, face-to-face interaction. >> talk to the average person out here, it's income inequality, feel their wages respect the same as others, looking for a better job. >> norton says d.c.'s unemployment rate is currently lean the region but says this time around, they are still feeling the fe feeling the effects of the last recession. >>> a socialite used to spending her weekends at the beach had a change of scenery. what the former ravens' cheerleader had to say after she was sentenced for a rape case. >>> from facebook to instagram, everybody still talking about rg3. should coaches you have pulled him from the game earlier? could there be a plot to let him fail? we are talking to fans tonight about how it is going beyond gossip online. >>> i'm julie carey in woodbridge, where the painting of this picnic ta

norton mr. haney and dr. murase and mendoza-mcdonnell so one speaker card. >> just one yeah. >> hi thank you my name is a todd the co-founder the parents plus action committee the social action committee soelt supports this in amending the graduation requirements to temporarily roach this case to have the students diplomas the students should achieve the highest levels of the success and institutional rules shouldn't set the ceiling we applaud the district for national anthem a high school diploma and wish you all success in college thank you. >> (clapping.) thank you. >> okay. so open up for the board questions or comments commissioner. >> thank you. i just want to thank the superintendent and staff wisp discussing this earlier in the spring and presumed that this would be fixed by the administration of the k c in july and further opportunity for the students and students across the state so this all due respect this is a problem wholly created by the state of california by having even setting aside the ques

congresswoman eleanor holmes norton said met trees management is to blame and this latest safety setback will make it harder to get federal funds for the transit system. >> that's why the entire region is working to make sure we get their 450 million, which has been cut, at least by the house. >> reporter: now, no one has been disciplined for this recent incident. metro says it remains under investigation and that the system is safe. if you want to review the entire report, you can check it out at the nbc washington app, just search metro. along the national mall, mark segraves, news4. >>> the man charged in a deadly stabbing on a metro train will stay ijail for now a judge order jasper spires to under go a full comp tetency exam. he killed kevin sutherland on july 4th at the train station. he will be back in court in october. >>> cracking down on crime in the district. the mayor's plan is being rolled out as police begin their all hands on deck initiative this weekend. all this comes amid some troubling statistics. there have been 103 homicides in the city this year compared to 72 this

eleanor norton will join at 3:00. the former chairman of the naacp passed away last weekend. he was 75. >>> we are getting a full story behind this arrest after a wild carjacking and police chase. the suspect now charged in a second incident. this is minutes after he got out of jail. >>> protesters taking to the streets of north carolina. an update on what happened after clas >>> want to show you a unique perspective in the fight against wildfires. this is a helmet camera. it's videofrom a washington national guardsman from a blackhawk helicopter. crews are dropping water on the fire. as the wildfires rage out west, president obama declared a state of emergency. that's going to free up federal funds to help washington state. state officials also took an unprecedented step of asking for volunteers to help fight the flames. the fires burning more than 250 square miles. that situation is chaotic. officials say they don't know how much damage has been done. >>> all is quiet after a night of protest and one arrest in charlotte, north carolina. people taking to the streets here aft

in boston have foiled a potential mass shooting at a pokemon world championship. 18-year-old kevin norton and 27-year-old james stuck beau were arrested near boston. police say the pair made threats of violence on social media toward people attending the conference. they were stopped thursday as they tried to enter the event. police searched their car on friday and found a shotgun, an ar-15 rifle, and several rounds of ammunition. >> i was shocked. this is a crowd of very, very friendly people, so i don't understand why anybody would come here to want to, you know, do any type of damage. >> the suspects will appear in charges. and apple is offering a free fix camera. the company says some iphone 6 plus smartphones take blurry photos. they may have a defective camera. customers can get it free at any authorized service providers or any apple store. >>> straight ahead, ma jay superior injury that could affect your football team and from "the daily show" to the wrestling ring, jon stewart gets in on the action with the stars of the wwe.the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12

eleanor holmes norton said someone dropped the ball letting him get so close. >> i'm surprised. the secret service is known for tracking people who threaten president. >> glass is now in jail. news4 has learned that he stopped taking his court ordered psychiatric medication prior to the trip to the district. >>> former president jimmy carter said he was surprisingly at ease when he learned about his cancer and plans to do whatever doctors recommend to fight it. mr. carter spoke at length with reporters saying doctors found four spots of melanoma on his brain. he is already undergone one round of radiation and will be taking drugs to boost his immune system. the former president says he'll dramatically cut back work at the carter center but still plans to teach sunday school this weekend. >>> and we are learning more about the three firefighters who were killed fighting that wildfire in washington state. they range in age from 20 to 31. one was a college student. this was a specialized team that would enter the most dangerous areas. their vehicle crashed. before they could escape

not the least of which, eleanor holmes norton. she talks about him being the champion of civil rights and statehood, near and dear to her heart and others. it leaves a hole in the civil rights leader who moved into the 21st century seamlessly. derrick ward, news4. >> thank you. he does leave behind quite the legacy. >>> as many as 85 firefighters are missing days after that deadly warehouse explosion in china. the death toll just keeps growing. right now it's at 112 people. here you see search crews did find a survivor. barely alive. trapped in a shipping container. teams today tried to clear dangerous chemicals from the city of tianjin. firefighters may have accidentally triggered the second round of explosions wednesday when they sprayed water on volatile chemicals. >>> well, on this sunday morning, we're watching the big stories coming up in the week ahead. tomorrow, green line riders will get the first chance to ride a brand-new metro train. metro will put the newest 7000 train into action at 5:30 in the morning. starting tues

knocked on doors to get parents centered in improperly it is good to notice the process commissioner norton. >> thank you to the team and the entire team wear i think all of us are really excited i'm so excited to come on friday and walk around i the have a quick question you mentioned in our presentation the special education model you're using for 3 inclusionary teachers i don't think will have questions and do you know how many students are come in. >> 20 percent of our students population have i e p i'm sure if the numbers moved from the waiting list but 40 or 38 ask the specifically all the students will be supported in the directly in excuse me. general education class all the support mr. be given direct support in the physical ed south. >> is it a different model at willie brown that the middle schools that are tweaks and changes you've made or what the district is doing in other schools to support the students in the general population. >> we're using the framework step by step so we have a co-taken care of model for the students based on the minutes they need the support services w

. >>> and "fight club" star edward norton is 46 and robert redford turns 79. >>> thanks for watching mthfrolis--ireghts uan >>> stretched thin. firefighters battling the coast. >>> and a homicide suspect leads to another offer involved shooting. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning to you. >> triple digit tens on the brain. >> good morning. a little bit of relief. 3 to 7 degrees in some spots. we take a look. a low clouds are