o'brien paid cash and paid no one about his illness. >> it's like a dirty secret. the stigma attached to p.t.s.d. is so severe, especially in a male-dominated macho environment like the army, you don't want to show a sign of weakness. >> he went back to iraq, the fire fights, the attacks, the carnage. >> when i was there i was fine. you have to get your job done, you have to stay alive. it's when you come back, the adrenaline stops. everything is calm. that's when bouts of anger, for no apparent reason. bout of depression and crying. >> he didn't get treatment until he got in a fight with a taxi driver and ended up handcuffed in the back of a police car. >> i thought i was in iraq, and i thought i was captured. i was trying to reach for my weapon. >> but in reality you were in a new york city police car. >> that's what made it frightening. >> o'brien's psychiatrist recommended a treatment center. >> when you have post-traumatic stress disorder, your nervous system is in a state of hyper arousal, you are ready for something bad to happen again. hearing a car backfir

joining me now legendary sportscaster pat o'brien.t ant michael sam, pat, after this announcement. he tweeted the most worthwhile things in life rarely come easy. this is a lesson i've always known. the journey continues. i mean, do you think the rams' decision was surprising? >> well, i mean, couldn't have been surprising to michael sam because he was drafted in the final round, 249th out of 256 players. look, all along before the internet goes crazy and everybody else on this thing, all along michael sam and we've automatic said he wants to be treated like every other player. guess what, he was. a lot of players got cut today. this is cut day. you don't oh we not everybody makes these rosters. only 53 guys. but i tell you, we have not seen the last of michael sam. he had a tremendous preseason. six sack, 11 tackles, a team like dallas which needs that position, the horrible on defense. by the way, st. louis, wasn't that great this year anyway. they lost a quarterback, sam bradford. this could be a blessing in disguise for him. if he

and also, the form he broadcaster pat o'brien. he knew robin williams and he's written a book about his own journey. thanks, everyone, sorry that we have to gather on such a sad occasion. you work robin a few weeks ago. it was a surprise to tell us about, for merry to be telling this to our audience. >> yeah. we do a show, there's a new comic show that stand-ups are doing called set list. it is an improvised stand-up show. almost to say you would say it was built for someone like robin. the rest of us treat it like it is this test of our ability. and i had done a show. i was the last performer of the night. it was one of those things where i felt like i had done a really great show and felt awesome about it. and then i realized that robin was dropping in for a guest set and had decided to do it. it was like walking a tight rope and then discovering they removed the net. there was no way to compete with the energy and power and creativity he would bring and that's what it was. fascinating enough though, you could tell in his energy

. >>> plus pat o'brien will join us. >> pat o'brien is coming back. >> we will discuss the highs ande overcame several stints in rehab. also, we'll have more with congressman paul ryan. up next, a scary scene in california when a car chase involving a buick sedan comes to a crashing halt. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> speaking of car wrecks, right? well, good morning, everyone. we watched epic rains in arizona yesterday and now we move on to this heat wave. it's moving from the west coast to the middle of the nation and soon to the southeast. along with it, we talk about humidity, because that's what's really going to be oppressive as we go throughout the week. when you add that to the temperature, the heat index will feel like 100 to 110 in many areas of the country. when you have dew points in the 60s, a little uncomfortable. when it's in the 70s, it's oppressive. that's what we have from dallas all the way through atlanta and florida. already in the 80s. soon it will be into the 90s with that heat index going over 100. heat warning in effect for the st. l

o'brien. so mr. airlicman instructed secretary schultz to investigate and interview o'brien about his tax returns because the president was interested. thereafter, because of the inquiry, the irs did interview mr. o'brien and they finished schultz with the interview. it didn't indicate anything particularly bad so on august 29, schultz, together with the internal revenue service, decided that they would do nothing further about o'brien. they notified him they were dropping the matter and of course, mr. erlicman strenuously objected. but they wouldn't leave it alone at that point. a couple days later in early september, mr. erluqman got in touch with the president's loyal personal attorney and fund-raiser and told him to go up to las vegas, nevada, and plant the story with hank gre greenspun of the las vegas sun, i believe it was. >> two and a half minutes. >> he refused to do so, but this is a part of the pattern of misuse of the internal revenue service. >> gentleman from texas. >> mr. chairman, i w

. >>> pat o'brien had a successful career in television for decades. he also battled drugs and alcohol. he will tell us about that and how he finally overcame his demons. >>> it's been six months since we met the owners of two small businesses struggling to stay open. we are going to check in with them. >>> let's begin with an emotional criminal trial playing out in a texas courtroom. a father accused of murdering the drunk driver who killed his two young sons. it's drawing a big reaction on social media. >> reporter: an emotional woman watched every moment of her husband's murder trial from the front row of this texas courtroom. their two young sons were killed in 2012 when a drunk driver plowed into a truck on the side of the road. >> i still blow them kisses. i can't let them go. >> reporter: prosecutors say minutes after the crash, david shot and killed the man behind the wheel. his mother, maria, has been in court every day. >> i want justice for my son. >> reporter: he deserved to be punished for what he did, but should not have been executed. >>

father kevin o'brien, thank you so much. we have "fortune" magazine, holy reformer.ll you that, he's our guy. kevin, it's a holy day of obligation. before you go, can you give me a quick pass on the way to the airport? >> listen, i can't do that, mike, but tell tim we're excited for him to come back to georgetown for his senior year. >> we are too. >> i bet you are. >> thank you so much, father. we're talking college and everybody is crying about their kids going, mike. but as i said the only thing worse than them going, is them staying. >> it's awful. >> mike says it's awful. >>> coming up, how one man is shaking up higher learning by stripping out everything, this is radical, but education. and why "the atlantic" says it could mean the end of college as we know it. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5%

o'brien told no one and paid cash. the. >> the stigma to ptsd is so severe especially in a male dominated macho environment like the u.s. army. >> he went back to the carnage. >> when i was there i was okay, you have to stay alive. when you come back when the adriven lin stops, when everything is calm, that's when bouts of anger for no apparent reason, bouts of depression and crying. >> still he didn't get treatment for his ptsd did until he got arrested for a confrontation in the back of a police car. >> you were in a new york city police car. but your post-traumatic stress disorder had you in a whoat 'nother plagues. >> that's what -- whole 'nother place. >> that's why it was so strange. >> your autonomic response, hearing a car back fire on a city street might startle you and make you feel back in iraq or afghanistan. so something that we consider relatively neutral has become a cue or trigger ever fear. >> reporter: to counter this reaction dr. joann de fitti use a method of feeling like your hair is standing up on

officer o'brien will remain suspended without pay.if he's found guilty of perjury he could face up to ten years behind bars. >>> well, it's day nine of the mcdonnell corruption trial and it included testimony from virginia's health secretary. that was yesterday. and dr. bill hazel testified thursday that he was skeptical of star scientific ceo johnny williams and the unique treatment he received from governor mcdonnell and his wife maureen. hadr. zel claims he never took johnny williams seriously and knowledge of the governor or former first lady accepting gifts from the businessman. >>> it is 6:34. time to congratulate the friday facebook fan of the day. she is jen sabal of accokeek maryland. she said -- and jen wins our final pair of tickets to see rod stewart and carlos santana in concert at verizon center. >> and i like her liberal use of exclamation points. next week they are going to indicts to see jimmy buffett at jiffy lube live on his this one's for you tour. to enter just go to the facebook page. fill out the form and make y

then there was a question of the audit of larry o'brien, the head of the democratic national convention. what did the president know about that? the committee had some of the case. some of the tapes had been given to the committee. the president had released a few tapes following a saturday night massacre of 1973. one of the tapes from september of 1972 did show the president participating in a conversation about misusing the irs. what some who wanted to protect the president were arguing was that was one instance. in the heat of politics, people make mistakes. can you really say that one rant on one day constitutes a pattern of abuse of power? and were the framers wanted us -- wanting us to remove a president, which is a dramatic act in a democracy, on the basis of evidence of one thing of wrongdoing? we cannot even prove that anybody acted on what the president said. maybe the next day, president nixon said, i had a headache, i did not feel well. i did not mean it. ofre was a question presidential knowledge of some of the abuses. the question for those who wanted to protect the presid

then there was also the question of the audit of larry o'brien who was the head of the democratic national committee. what did the president know about that? now the committee had some of the tapes. some of the tapes had been given to the committee by then. the committee released a few of the tapes following saturday night massacre of october 1973. one of those tapes from september of 1972 did show the president participating in a conversation about misusing the irs. what some who wanted to protect the president were arguing was, hey, that's just one instance. you know, in the heat of politics, people make mistakes. can you really say that one rant on one day constitutes a pattern of abuse of power and would the framers wanting us to remove a president which is a dramatic act, a dramatic act in democracy is sun single thing. we can't even prove anybody acted on what the president said. maybe the next day president nixon said oh, my god i had a headache, i didn't feel well, i didn't mean it. so there was evidence of presidential knowledge of some of these abuses, but the question for those

it's by pat o'brien. go pick it up. thank you, sir. i'll see you soon, okay? >> thank you, my friend. >>> up next, the latest in luxury living. apartment buildings with a separate entrance for residents who are not part of the 1%. they have to use what is being called the poor door. we'll explain when we come back. [ starter ] ready! [ starting gun goes off ] [ male announcer ] it's less of a race... yeah! [ male announcer ] and more of a journey. keep going strong. and as you look for a medicare supplement insurance plan... expect the same kind of commitment you demand of yourself. aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. where the reward was that what if tnew car smelledit card and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem earnings toward part or even all of a new chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac - with no limits. so every time you use it, you're

tuesday night, writer john o'brien on his book. withednesday, an interview the author of a biography about neil armstrong. thursday night, a tour of the headquarters of simon & schuster. withn friday, in-depth congressman ron paul. on american history tv on c-span3, monday, the reconstruction era and civil rights. tuesday, the end of world war ii and the atomic bomb. wednesday night, the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. thursday, look at how american attitudes about world war i changed. documentaryy, nasa about the 1969 apollo moon landing. find our television schedule one week in advance. let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us. --twitter or email us. join the c-span conversation. like a --like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. a discussion on race in america, following the shooting of an unarmed teen, michael brown. and the protests and unrest in ferguson, missouri. eanorrogram includes el clift, armstrong williams, and georgetown university law professor, paul butler. yourways,

in his new >>> pat o'brien had a very successful television career. during his public battles with drugs and alcohol. including an infamous voice mail scandal in 2005. he tells all in his new memoir. welcome back. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> how are you doing? >> i'm great. six years sober. a lot of people come up and say way to go, pat. i finally found that. you said long battle, i had four rehabs. eventually i hope we can say there's a way out of this stuff. >> i think this is a book that a lot of celebrities dream of writing, they fantasize about writing and don't have the guts to write. where'd you find the guts? >> you know, i spent my life in sports and entertainment and news and then in the entertainment side really kind of helping destroy people. i mean, that's what those shows were about. you die by drugs or get caught with drugs, that's the only time we brought up recovery. and so i thought if i'm going to write about -- by the way, i rip nobody more than myself in the book. >> you rip other people though. you're tough on coworke

o'brien unfurnished schultz with the interview. it didn't reveal anything , so theyrly bad decided they would do nothing further about it. they notified ehrlichman they were dropping the matter and of course mr. ehrlichman strenuously objected. they would not leave it alone at that point. , mr.ple of days later ehrlichman got in touch with the president personal attorney and told him to go to las vegas, plant the story that hank green's son was a las vegas sun. he refused to do so. but this is part of a pattern of misuse of the internal revenue service. >> the gentleman from texas. i think the gentleman for yielding. this is one of the areas i mentioned i was concerned about in my opening statement. i share the concern that was expressed. let me just say that the story both bad would call and good. the story is bad because top clearlys of government tried to misuse their power. good in the respect that in this particular case, contrary to many aspects of the watergate affair, there were good people who rejected and fought what was

soledad o'brien reports, 9:00 p.m. short break here on "new day." >>> back to our story on robin williams passing, we'll talk to dr. drew pinsky about his combination of depression and addiction. i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. move better, just talk to one of our scientists. they'll show you a special glue we've developed that bonds metal to plastic. and that makes the things you're trying to move... lighter. the less weight... the less energy. and what you save can be used for speed. for efficiency. or just for fun. this is the human element at work. dow. be a sound sleeper, or...l you a mouth breather? well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38

a glock pistol sitting on my desk and i'm on hold. >> joining us is soledad o'brien.f starfish media group behind the powerful documentary. she's here with me now. >> the power of bobby parmer and guys like him is their ability to a program and called save a warrior, most of them veterans. and say i was there. i am this guy who was well respected. i am, you know, a veteran's veteran and i was there too. i was suicidal also, and you can come back from the brink and i think it's guys like bobby farmer who is one of the most impressive human beings i've ever met sharing his story with those guys, it's made a big difference. >> what they need is a map in some cases, right, in how to deal with the different situations, situations like people saying, thank you for your service, something as simple as that can be difficult? >> they describe it a lot as a toolbox. that's what they actually teach them, tools to manage these stresses. for example, meditation is a great tool when you feel you have these all trushing feelings and you don't control them. all these things to manage

a grand jury indicted coal lip o'brien with one count of perjury. in february, the accuracy of owe bli o'brien's testimony questioned. an investigation followed. pir injur perjury carries a maximum sentence of ten years. >>> a few weeks until school opens. and a lot of class rooms will be in trailers. iteam has learned area schools wheth will deploy 100 new portables. school systems say they have simply run out of room. >> we just can't add space fast enough. portables are a reality. they will probably be around for a while. >> iteam compiled an interactive list. to see whether your school is on that list, go to nbcwashington.com and click on investigations. >>> a woman jogging beaten with a stick. she was in a quiet neighborhood. s detail about the suspect police hope you will recognize. >>> plus the new food delivery app that says d.c. didn't count and the fix to the problem some people think is even more offensive. >>> and we're seeing beautiful clouds over the district. tom kierein will pinpoint when it will be the warmest today. the cadillac su

joining us now is city councilmen mike o'brien from seattle. what is the complaint? the complaints we're hearing is where they are going, and what they look like. so when they are built in higher dense areas, we're not hearing a lot ofment complaints, but when they are hearing in our lower-density neighborhoods, that's when we start to hear concerns about whether that neighborhood can accommodate that much growth. >> in what the services, amenities, just people, what are we talking about? >> exactly. is there enough parking on the streets. are parks and open spaces that adequate, and of course it also means change. and that scale of change can be difficult. >> you are proposing some regulations for microapartments. what kind of thing? >> right now microhousing came along in 2007, 2008, and it was this innovative housing we hadn't seen before. and we weren't sure how to accommodate this. since the job market has picked up, we're seeing thousands being built, and we want to carve out some expectations about how and where they can be built. so in the higher density area

. >> conan o'brien paying touching tribute to award winning actor robin williams.hat makes it more incredible, he made it immediately finding out about the actor's tragic death, it happened while he was taping it his show. >> good day, august 13th, 2014. what are you getting ready for the kids going back to school? >> nothing, nothing yet. >> keep my kids from killing each other at this point for another few weeks. tweet us using hashtag fox 29bts back to school. >> kind of soggy start to our hump day, sue? >> a lot of rain yesterday. >> and lightning this morning. >> and lightning this morning, left over showers are around, left over clouds are around, as well. so, we have a coastal flood advisory in effect until 5:00 a.m. for the counties you see highlighted this in green. now, that's only a half hour from now. but things will be improving, as far as our weather is concerned. so, again, that coastal flood advisory in effect until 5:00 o'clock. for philadelphia, and most areas south of us, that's where we've been seeing some tidal flooding this morning, not finish

and then he went and saw o'brien, the attorney for the committee to re-elect the president, and he said to him that he had to have $60,000 for legal fees and $75,000 for family support. he said if he didn't get it, he would reveal a number of seamy things that he had done for the white house and if things didn't happen soon, he'd have to review his options. the man that was making those demands had over 200,000 dollars in the bank that he had collected from his wife's insurance. so i ask my colleagues on the committee, what would the reasonable and prudent man assume that he had in mind? it's obvious he intended to blackmail the white house. well now let's go inside the white house. and let's see what they say. they talk about this, can we raise a million dollars? you know, is this the way to go? there will be other demands from him? how were the payments made in the past? these are the president's own words. he says, well can we handle it through the cuban committee the way we handled it before? indicating he already knew about the previous payments made. these are his own words. and t

. >> a distraught conan o'brien broke the news to the audience at the end of his show monday. comic actor will arnett shared his memories of robin williams. >> as funny as he was, he's truly one of the all-time greats. he was even better as a person. >> there was an outpouring of emotion from people that never even met the screen icons. fans placed flowers and notes on williams' star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> when i was 12 years old i saw "drs. doubtfire." for the first time. that range and energy was electric. i said this is what i have to do for a living. >> reporter: at the bay area restaurant where the famous scene where "drs. doubtfire" was filmed fans totallied the actor. >> the doctors could see in their eyes that the terms visiting hours don't apply to you. >> reporter: and the boston bench where williams filmed this scene for his oscar-winning performance in "goodwill hunting" transformed into a memorial. characters line of dialogue, your move chief in the pavement. williams will continue to be seen at least six films he has appeared have yet to be released in

you may not remember, you didn't see any cameras because francis o'brien got the idea. he didn't want people -- you wanted people to be right in there with the committee so he said to the mighty brass of the network you want to cover it, you will do it for a hole in the wall. you won't be in the room. things like that that most people don't think of. mainly it was the character that came out, they all knew the gravity, the book will show you, i was talking to all these members who couldn't make up their mind that they talked to me because the deal was i wasn't going to write about it until afterwards and they were very serious. what is a crime? is a high crime? what is a misdemeanor? what does that mean? they have to burglarize something? what is accountability? this is very very serious set of questions. it was a model impeachment. it got ruined when newt gingrich ran the impeachment against bill clinton for ostensibly, it is too bad that it has gotten out of control. it was -- public servants, regular people, not stars and made it happen. is that what you wanted to kn

and the >> mark:, and o'brien talked about late night talk show host conan o'brien talked about robint night. he found out about the death he was joined by actor will arnett and sidekick andy ritcher. who have all worked with williams. and with the news of william's death celebrities from all across hollywood came out to shre their feelings and express their gratitude towards williams. this is what they had to say. >>: that one of the kind this guys that i've ever worked with their soft and warm and it's a major major loss for everybody. >>: we are just processing this affirmation right at this moment. and were thinking of this family and everyone that he touched. with his life. >> mark: and will continue our coverage here on the crown at 4. 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 internet from comcast, now double the speed. >> mark: will be a live press conference and one hour on the death of a run and

we got this from john o'brien in baltimore saying he's heading down to the ocean for labor day.hat's me breaking out my baltimore accent. >> that's perfect. >> isn't that good? >>> next on "way too early," a look at the stories you'll be talking about in e the day ahead. "morning joe" is just moments away. ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. let's get a check on the day ahead before going to "morning joe." congressman paul ryan will be joined on his book tour today by his old running mate former governor mitt romney. the former presidential candidate will interview ryan at the union league club. >>> and a fellow candidate of romney's texas governor rick perry will appear in washington today to speak about the border crisis and immigration politics at the conservative think tank the heritage foundation. >>> that's going to wrap it up for "way too early." "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >>> here's a political announcement. a political announcement. i saw already this was like two days ago. take a look at this. >> he's been called an elitist. he vacations on martha's vineyard. he has

estÁn en directo los actores: dylan o'brien, kaya scodelario.reen screen o no? hablas espaÑol? perfecto. muito obrigado. >> que estÁ increÍble porque estaba en el medio de la nada, ellos son de londres, pero todo era real, el sudor era real, se tenÍan que ver cansados, por supuesto, porque es sobrevivir, finalmente, y fue muy real y una experiencia sumamente increÍble. el ambiente de ustedes durante el rodaje de la pelÍcula, quÉ tal?, increÍble, me imagino, pero son muchos meses de filmaciÓn. (inglÉs) >> que obviamente una pelÍcula lleva mÁs tiempo estense llevo dos meses y poquito, fue sumamente rÁpido poderla filmar y hoy estÁn haciendo promociÓn, y la verdad fue sorprendentemente muy rÁpido para el tiempo que normalmente se llevan las pelÍculas. quÉ puede esperar el pÚblico de esta pelÍcula en una sola palabra. aventura. emociÓn. y misterio. y emociÓn, mucha emoción. ok, perfecto. algo en espaÑol? saben espaÑol? nada. adiÓs. hola. algo. >> hola. hola, cÓmo estÁs? >> bien y tÚ? (risas) >> si bailas, es buena. bueno, mÚsica. tienes buen ritmo.

i'm jane o'brien. more support is pledged to help kurdish fighters in iraq. but will it be enough to combat the brutal threat? accusations between kiev and moscow. ukraine says it's destroyed most of a russian military convoy after it crossed the border. the kremlin said not true. pope francis gets quite a welcome from the crowds in south korea. even making time for a selfie after mass. >> welcome to all of you on public television in america and around the globe. sunni leaders in iraq say they're willing to work with the new prime minister, as long as the government protects their rights. after reports that some have been shot dead, and some suggesting they would give support to kurdish fighters. the advance of islamic state militants has left approximately 200,000 refugees in kurdish areas and in parts of syria. the bbc's paul wood went to the syrian town and sent this report. >> the camp in syria, the first place of sanctuary for thousands ofy al-zeidi refugees. people walked 40 miles to get here across mountains and deserts. two weeks ago the camp had jus

i want to leave with could none o'brien.is bicycle and he had it delivered to my house and it was the most absurd bicycle you've ever seen. >> hooked like a mardi gras parade. >> it did. it was beautiful and top notch but it was bright orange and bright green and had shamrocks on it. i called him up and i said robin i'm floored by this bike and all he said i knew you ride and i knew you could use it. does it tolook ridiculous? >> yes. >> it shows that he developed a relationship with these guys going back on these late night shows over and over on letterman and leno. >> and inspiring them he was a comedian of a certain ilk. he made comedians cool in a lot of way, fun in a lot of ways. those guys did look to him. i think it was interesting how we saw totally three different reactions and tributes to him last night and i think seth was poignant, speaks to his sensibility. >> we don't want it to get buried. he made us laugh but we do need to address that. thank you. >>> take a short break here on "new day". we'll be watching ou

bill o'brien was trying to get to work. >> everybody just they tried to get off as fast as they could and climb up the side of the road because the water was coming up thate than 13 inches of rain fell in hours. that is more than they get in a typical summer. tim harrington is a volunteer firefighter. >> stuck on the side of the road or submerged in the water, a or s >> reporter: that's up to t windows yeah. >> reporter: theraphy rainad from and rhode were chief. what's the difficult part of these high-water rescues? >> trying to tread through, you know, thousands of pounds of water. it's something we don't deal with every day. it's something in 18 years i've never seen happen. >> reporter: the storm was part of the same system that flooded parts of maryland with six inches of rain, the most since 1933, and more than los angeles has had all all year. most major roadways here on long island have now reopened. scott, the national weather system says this was the rainiest day in new york state since recordkeeping began. >> pelley: don dahler, thankon. the storm system will bring heavy ra

about it died when officers wrestled him to the ground and held him in a strangle hold he and mike o'brien are only two names in a long list of young black men who died at the hands of police this year. this april a police officer shot down tree hummel ten ten times during a struggle in a park eric garner died only three months after that earlier this month joan crawford the third was gunned down when he picked up an early rifle from a shop shelf in ohio also in august this mentally ill man was shot dead despite acting in compliance with police orders and down to a park or was killed after repeatedly being shocked with a stun gun on suspicion of robbery former police captain ray lewis says the actions of officers infuriated the public just like in ferguson. the fact that the police chief jackson took several days to come out with any information and identifying the officer is outrageous when something like this happens then information has to be given to the public as quickly as possible when he came out with the information about who the officer was what he did was he made michael brown l

bill o'brien was trying to get to work. >> everybody just-- they tried to get off as fast as they could and climb up the side of the road because the water was coming up that fast. >> reporter: more than 13 inches of rain fell in just six hours. that is more than they get in a typical summer. tim harrington is a volunteer firefighter. >> stuck on the side of the road or submerged in the water, a little over 50 people had to be rescued from their vehicles. >> reporter: how high was the water on the cars, most of them? >> the cars in the roadway, it was three feet or so. >> reporter: that's up to the windows. >> up to the windows, yeah. >> reporter: the heavy rain spread from long island into southern connecticut and rhode island, thousands of homes and businesses were flooded. boats and fire trucks were used in rescues. >> it was pretty intense for the first few minutes. >> reporter: robert cabano is assistant fire chief. what's the difficult part of these high-water rescues? >> trying to tread through, you know, thousands of pounds of water. it's something we don't deal with every day.

late night host conan o'brien broke the death to his studio audience at the end of the taping. he and two guests shared their memories. >> absolutely shocking and -- and horrifying and so upsetting on every level. >> he was an amazingly kind and generous person and -- and -- it's got to be a terrible time for his family and our -- our thoughts go out to them. >> he was even better as a person. he was even more fantastic as -- just the loveliest sweetest one of the kindest guys. >> "people" magazine is honoring williams with a spokesmen memorial cover on newsstands friday. the life and death of a comic genius. >>> hundreds are talking about the death of robin williams on our kpix 5 facebook page. you, too can join in on the conversation. we have also posted photo galleries interviews with williams' friends and information on how to help someone dealing with depression. it is all online at kpix.com under top stories. >>> well, there is other news to talk about today. a rough morning for commuters on the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic backed up across that span after a crash

shot dead an unarmed black teenager while demonstrators in ferguson missouri two weeks since mark o'brien's day plus hundreds a year since a voluntary join the ranks of minutes since fighting in syria and iraq as the u.s. continues as strikes on the positions of islamic state militants rule of baghdad. in about an hour's time the martin breaking news. what's happening to folks i'm abbie martin and this is breaking the set with the enormous amount of journalists still in ferguson missouri you would think that no story regarding the ongoing protests would go uncovered but apparently no major news network thought to follow up on one of the more disturbing events to come out of all of the unrest see last tuesday local resident white was shot in the head by an unknown perpetrator just after midnight while walking back to a car from a protest thankfully the bullet that hit or was not deadly she was even able to post this poto of her ambulance ride on instagram after nearly a day doctors determined it was safe to remove the bullet from her forehead and successfully completed the surgery but accord

things look bleak in europe so is mario draghi in denial perhaps just maybe he is but i think matt o'brien at the washington post put it best when he wrote europe hasn't recovered because it hasn't let itself too much fiscal austerity and too little monetary stimulus have instead put it more than halfway to a last decade that's already worse than the one nine hundred thirty s. . so you just heard me say that europe is in trouble and economically speaking european countries are far worse off than the u.s. today but our next guest our next guest doesn't necessarily agree with that boom bust dave jim rickards is bullish on europe's political cohesion and nowhere near as downbeat on its economy as many people are jim is a noted economist and author and i first asked him to explain why germany's economy contract it in the second quarter here's what he had to say. well what's happening in germany erin is happening all over the world germany's economy contract as you said italy is already contracted france has two quarters in a row of zero the united states the first half we did not even grow one

time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return libertarian olof taria o'brien gatlin will be on the show kaplan sat down with me earlier today to discuss recent militarisation amongst other things and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing the burger don't it mega merger between tim hortons and burger king plus remember you can see all segments featured on today's show at you tube youtube dot com that's slash boom bust r t n at hulu on hulu dot com slash them down now before we go here are a look at some your closing numbers of the bell come on back and. i would read that as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question lol. the government says it wants to close the secretary defense and defense department are committed to the president's goal of closing guantanamo bay. why are there so many legal broken locks for the remaining. states constitution doesn't apply to these proceedings the government has demonstrated that they have no

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time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return libertarian olof daria o'brien doubtful it will be on the show kaplan sat down with me earlier today to discuss the militarisation amongst other things and today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing the burger don't it mega merger between tim horton's and burger king plus remember you can see all segments featured on today's show at you tube youtube dot com the slash boom bust our t. and out hullo on hulu dot com slash boom. now before we go here are a look at some your closing numbers of the bell come on back a. little . with the washington. numbers and the media to hand them off or see the current issues that are actually back to and doesn't do too much to add revenue in biotech agriculture giant takes on a seventy six year old american farmer in the studio fallout do you think this is going to the create or the cia do you think this is what's triggering the break because the largest economy in the world it's also the larger. debtor nation in the history of the world breaking the set is mostly about alte

. >> i like the story that conan o'brien told.hat one story about a random act of kindness when somebody is down like to do something really nice for them. that's something we should keep in mind once in a while. >> he was wildly creative. all right. ahead dr. ben carson warns looters in missouri from jumping to conclusions before they know ♪ >>> another night of unrest in ferguson, missouri after a black team was shot and killed after a confrontation with police on saturday. the identity of the officer who shot 18-year-old michael brown is still not being released and ben carson is cautioning rioters not to rush to judgment before all the facts are out. >> how can you possibly even understand how these parents feel. but at the same time, we also need to recognize that police are individuals too. they have feelings also. and we need to hear from this police officer. we need to understand why did he decide to shoot to kill instead of shoot to stop. >> that's what an investigation is for. they do a shooting investigation. they will

time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return a libertarian olof daria o'brien gatlin will be on the show kaplan sat down and made earlier today to discuss police and militarization amongst other things and today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing the don't it mega merger between tim horton's and burger king plus remember you can see all segments featured on today's show at youtube youtube dot com that's slash boom bust r t n at hulu on dot com slash them. now before we go here are a look at some your closing numbers of the bell come on back in the. ukraine is running out of many things money time and patience there's a growing recognition in europe that the ukrainian civil war must and through negotiations those petitions go have the political will and does washington really want peace. the. economic down in the final months. of the old saying i and the rest because i was doing the take it will be every week. we think it will want to rethink there are good. beaches. coconut gently swaying in the ocean breeze. and frank. white has a deep dark little s

conan o'brien informed his audience at the time and here's the reaction to this. >> this is unusual and upsetting, but we got some news during the show that robin williams has passed away. it's absolutely shocking and horrifying and so upsetting on every level. >> so usually when something like this happens shs you immediately think it's a hoax. it always shows up somewhere on twitter. >> we have to double check to make sure, but that's terrible news to hear any way. i'm sure they knew each other and were good friends. it's very difficult news to deliver to the audience. what's interesting is what you saw in the media outpouring whether social media or on television like now, we value people who can make us laugh. and we mourn them because we think, now we're going to miss them so much because of all they did for us. it's interesting in hollywood how many people just this year when we talked about philip seymour hoffman, whether it's the drugs or the depression that drives one another, seemingly outside of hollywood, you think, gosh, these people have everything they could ever want in