deacon and parsons. d-e-k-e or d-e-a-c, depending. >> your mother, tell us about her a little bit. >> she was a many generation navy kid. her father or grandfather had both been admirals, and she was used to moving and taking charge. she was a natural athlete. she loved anything to do with athletics. skiing, riding, you name it. you know, she just picked up and moved. >> what was her maiden name? >> cluvarious. >> first name. >> martha. >> together. >> martha. >> how do you spell it. >> m-a-r-t-h-a. cl-u-v-e-r-i-u-s. her grandfather was admiral samson, who was a big deal in the spanish-american war. she was a take charge type. my father was a more quiet intellectual type. mother was a doer. he was a thinker. i had a younger sister who was full of spunk. i was shy, painfully shy. but i was good at eavesdropping and remembering what i heard. >> okay. tell us now, when did you arrive? what time of year? >> june of '43. that's the back road, up the mesa. it was terrifying. the trucks that were going up, sinc

since his last name was parsons, deacon and parsons and deacon was shortened to deek. d-e-k-e or d-e-a-c, depending. >> great. that's helpful. and your mother, tell us about her a little bit. >> she was a many generation navy kid. her father and grandfather had both been admirals and she was used to moving and taking charge. she was a natural athlete. she loved anything to do with athletics. skiing, riding, you name it. you know, you just picked up and moved. >> what was her maiden name? >> cluverious. >> first name. >> martha. >> maybe you could say it together. >> martha. >> how do you spell it. >> m-a-r-t-h-a. c-l-u-v-e-r-i-u-s. her grandfather was admiral samson, who was a big deal in the spanish-american war. so she was a take charge type. and my father was a more quiet intellectual type. mother was a doer. he was a thinker. i had a younger sister who was full of spunk. i was shy, painfully shy. but i was good at eavesdropping and remembering what i heard. >> okay. tell us now, when did you arrive? what time of year and what year was that? >> june of '43. and that

i'll hand it over to tom now. >> i'm tom parson.is this new territory when i go to speak they hand out a bulletin that has my bioon it. i'm a retired navy chief petty officer from sylmar, california. my education, i like to say i got it at deckplate used. got interested in the to civil war while i was on active duty. the very first military park i visited was shiloh, and as luck would haved, when i retired in 1999, i got a job at shiloh national military park and have been with them for 16 years. the last 11 at the current civil war interpretive center. so i've been a mississippian for 11 years. i'm here today to talk about my book "work for giants: the campaign and battle of tupelo harrisburg." the heart of my research, my interest in the war, lies in what happened in northeast mississippi and west tennessee, and aside from the book i've written several magazine articles, regular column in "the daily corinthian" with articles about civil war in corinth, mississippi, and i'm writing on the battle of tupelo. you want to say hi to mik

. >> by the way, shut out of the emmys this year was four-time winner jim parsons. tomorrow we're on the set of "the big bang theory." >> we talked about the new season and the alleged snub. you're not going to the emmys this year? >> no. >> and sarah gilbert and linda perry have a brand-new album and their baby actually plays in it. >> that's next. by -- >>> tomorrow inside the behind the scenes reporting for >>> sara gilbert and the ladies of "the talk" are red hot right now. sara is so busy. she has a new album with her wife, linda perry. many of you know that linda is a super producer. she's written some of the biggest hits like christina aguilera's "beautiful." >> you know what i think is beautiful? that family they created together. how they're even getting their adorable baby boy in on the act. i have a dream but you're my dream the way you learn to smile >> the first date we even went on, linda was talking about, oh, i always wanted to make a children's album. so it just kind of was in the consciousness right from the beginning. >> this would be the first so

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investigators say they punctured a woman's tire on parsons boulevard in jamaica last week. then they offered to help her change her tire. while she was distracted though police say they stole the victim's purse. they got away with credit cards and more than $1,000 in cash. the new jersey police officer pleaded not guilty to charges in a deadly wrong way crash on staten island. lyndon police officer pedro abatt. he had to be wheeled into court to plead to the 27 count indictment. prosecutors say his blood alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit when he drove the wrong way on to a staten island exit ramp. he slammed head on into a tractor-trailer killing a fellow officer and another friend. a third passenger was critically injured. >>> all right. in news for your health this morning there is a new study questioning when men should be screened for prostate cancer. four years ago a panel of experts recommended that men not get regular screenings claiming they did more harm than good. researchers from vanderbilt university have determined that the recommendatio

in the fourth parsons, ice it, 88-68 your final. so a decisive game 3 is set for tuesday @ the garden -- tuesday at the garden. if they make it, finals would start thereafter. >> thank you, laura. >>> that is the news for now. we thank you for joining us. i'm joe torres. >> and i'm shirleen allicot. eyewitness news returns tonight

shades of donovan mcnabb against the cowboys finds parsons and he cannot be stopped. at least four tackles on the way. gratz a 55-zero winner many. >>> we go to mastbaum at frankford. isaia robinson he is johnny on the spot. the receiver tips it in the air robinson does the rest. frankford is a winner 56-12. >>> it's west philly taking on the school of the future. blair finds a hole. my man is off to the races. 35 yards for the score. west philly wins 46-six. >>> valley forge military academy visiting polumbo. derek brown the nice pump fake almost got the cameraman andy wheeler but he hooks up with the cruises for the nice diving touchdown. low palumbo wins. connor adams a touchdown interboro wins 26-sick. >>> penn visiting downingtown east. a beach out in the sand. haiyan night north penn, a nice fake as well here. he'll keep it run in for the score downingtown east wins 28-24. >>> west chester east at west chester ruston. steve franks rumbling in. looking like the bus there. jerome bettis. ruston wins 28-21. >>> perkiomen valley is at pottsgrove before the game pott

ellison barber live on the scene at king avenue and parson place with the latest. what do you know, ellison? >> reporter: jan, this is a very developing scene. we got this information in the last hour. look what's going on right here beside me. you can see there are bikes turned over in front of a subway here. what we know right now that is around 10 p.m. a call went out for shots fired along mlk avenue and mellon street southeast. police tell us at least one person was shot. that person has nonlife threatening injuries. this all comes on the heel of a weekend where six people were shot. homicide detectives are investigating at least three new cases. on friday one person was killed in northeast right along 25th street. on saturday a body was found burning in a car in southeast. police determined the man inside was killed by a gunshot. then early sunday morning another person was shot and killed, this time in northwest. right now most people seem to expect it. >> no, it doesn't surprise me. >> no, i'm really not surprised. >> reporter: they say it's because they've

it is selling its korean business by a group -- in bk parsons. that is the action so far. let's get to sherry in hong kong. shery: good morning. chinese markets came back from their break to take another beating. quite a disappointing day for many investors here. it has surged in early trade to lose momentum throughout the session and and lower by more than 2.5%. --nese stocks now are bearish indicator that could suggest further downsize. index finishing down. eight shares the gain for the first time in six days. that is after falling to a two-year low on friday. stocks in general here in asia are headed for a lower close. their lowest close since november 2012. expanding seven consecutive weeks of losses. finishing with a downward move today. the index already could see further decline. australia down .2%. we are seeing japan lacking direction all morning. it did manage to trade higher by .4%. weaker held by a japanese currency. back to you. mark: whiskey been in hong kong. oh.re joined by khiem do thank you for joining us. khiem: good morning. mark: would you say the dec

diane marie parsons. michael. gerald. loris robert. suzanne. stephen bennett patterson.. bernard patterson. clifford patterson, jr.. sierra marie. robert patterson. james robert fall. victor hugo. stacey linn. richard allen perlman. thomas nicholas. thomas. todd m. douglas. mike adrian. anthony. age-old. robert. hi richard turco. >> my cousin firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvatore. carl allen. john. angeles zoos and peres. anthony perez. nancy perez. joseph john. edward. glenn perry. glenn perry sr.. john william perry. franklyn alan. dna. michael john. gavin pearson. donald arthur peterson. jean. william. mark peterson. phillips got. -- scott. port authority police officer dominic. called the neck elizabeth. kevin pfeiffer. ken john. led wake -- ludwig. dennis appears. and bernard. nicholas. and my eight bader port authority police officer who is forever our her

investigators say they punctured a woman's tire on parsons boulevard. it happened in jamaica last week. these men offered to help her change her tire. while she was distracted with all of that police say the third person, the woman, stole the victim's purse. they got away with credit cards and more than $1,000 in cash. >>> later today the jewish holiday of yom kippur begins. at sun down members of the jewish faith gather to fast and pray. security has really stepped up at synagogues in our area right now. >>> 6:40. see the hungry rat that has become a viral hit online. >> calling new york city's newest celebrity. >>> getting your morning coffee can get evens easier. we'll tell you about a new service rolling out. >>> plus weather and traffic on the 4s coming up. you are watching "today in new york." back to school? how about...back to blinds! during blinds to go's early fall savings sale, save 20 to 30% on all the season's latest looks in cellular shades and cascade double shades. that'll really make you look smart. blinds to go. back to school? how abo

. >> yes, parsons. they all got a big, big raise and ownership of the show. >> money can't buy you love. >> it can't. you have to hope there's a prenup there, otherwise there will be a lot of money at stake. >> right after they announced the breakup she had some plans, right? >> she participated in a horse jumping show. she's not letting anything bring her down. she's continuing on with her life. >> let's switch over to a happy couple. george and amal. one year since the wedding. >> last september was their huge wedding in venice, italy. this is the one-year an rers ry niversary anniversary. >> that went fast. >> she basically outshines him in every way. >> he loves it. >> he loves it. she's more gloom rouse, smarter amorous, smarter. >> she's thinner. >> at the party i talked to him for a while. all he wanted to talk about was her. >> what did he say? >> she was in the maldives at the time working on a terrorism case which was very dangerous by the way. her co-counsel was stabbed in the head. all he wa

love to fill up at the clock stop -- quick stop in parsons berg. it is charging $2.19 for a gallon of regular unleaded. watch out for the cops in this tiny towns. you can track the lowest prices on your route at wjla.com. jonathan: some develop its to tell you about in the case against quarterback tom brady. a judge lifted the doing and patriots cornerback suspension of four games. this evening's report, the nfl commissioner is promising to appeal the decision. a simple photo on the newman patriot twitter page says it all. the nfl took on tom brady and tom brady one. -- won. a federal judge overturned the four-game suspension. in the ruling issued thursday morning, judge richard berman determined that nfl commissioner roger goodell violated the league's collective-bargaining agreement with the players union and did not have authority to carry out a suspension. his ruling concluded with, "brady's four-game suspension is vacated immediately." he was suspended back in may in the role of the alleged deflategate scandal. the nfl accused brady endeavors

don't matter where i'm going i'll still call my hometown home slept in a room with the ghost of gram parsons drank some wine i can't afford went to san antonio to the riverwalk and rodeo seen the white cliffs of dover from the shore and i kinda fell in love with a palm springs trailer park but those california stars could never steal my heart 'cause i'm just a dime store cowgirl that's all i'm ever gonna be you can take me out of the country but you can't take 'cause i'm still the girl from golden had to get away so i could grow but it don't matter i'll still call my hometown home i'm happy with what i got 'cause what i got is all i need just cause it don't cost a lot don't cost a lot don't mean it's cheap i'm just a that's all i'm ever gonna be you can take me out of the country but you can't take the country out of me no 'cause i'm still the girl from golden had to get away so i could grow but it don't matter where i'm going i'll still call my hometown home i'll still call my hometown home

philadelphia police say it started out between a argument on monday avenue on the 100 block of north parson street. one of them pulled a pocketknife and started slashing the other. investigators say he stab the victim twice in the chest, seven times, in the back. after all that, he got away with $20. someone rushed the victim to the hospital, he is expected to survive. >>> federal investigators are offering $5,000 to whoever help them find, who started a big fire in center city this week. the atf is looking for that person. investigators say he may have set the blaze at the grammarcy apartments at 13th and chancellor street. it took fire fighters an hour to bring it under control early tuesday morning. no one was hurt but people in more than 30 apartments are still out of their homes. >> it is just considered to be a crime that is deliberately set, dangerous and endangering the lives of the fire fighters and residents, and causing significant damage and could have caused worse. >> it is expect to cost around one million-dollar, 5,000 collars goes to the person who gives information leading

. >> diane marie parsons. >> labarro lopez pascal. >> reporter: for 14 year, ground zero has bn somber and sacred ground. today, each of the nearly 3,000 victims who died on september 11th were remembered. ♪ at the pentagon -- >> your grief, your solace so personal to you is shared with all of us in this nation. >> reporter: secretary of defense ash carter laid a wreath to honor the lives that were lost. and at the white house, a moment of silence, led by the president and first lady. >> todd m. beamer. [ bell tolls ] >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania -- >> patricia cushing. >> reporter: -- 40 heroes honored. >> in the face of almost certain death, they knew they must do everything they could possibly do to prevent the loss of other innocent lives. >> reporter: back in new york, as the anniversary comes to an end, the impact of the tragedy is felt every day. >> it's been 14 years, but for all of us here, it could be 100 years, it will still feel like yesterday and it's fresh in our hearts. >> reporter: families and a nation grieving, determined to keep the memories alive. dave

diane marie parsons. michael. gerald. loris robert. suzanne. stephen bennett patterson.k. man well. bernard patterson. clifford patterson, jr.. sierra marie. robert patterson. james robert fall. victor hugo. stacey linn. richard allen perlman. thomas nicholas. thomas. todd m. douglas. mike adrian. anthony. age-old. robert. hi richard turco. >> my cousin firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvatore. carl allen. john. angeles zoos and peres. anthony perez. nancy perez. joseph john. edward. glenn perry. glenn perry sr.. john william perry. franklyn alan. dna. michael john. gavin pearson. donald arthur peterson. jean. william. mark peterson. phillips got. -- scott. port authority police officer dominic. called the neck elizabeth. kevin pfeiffer. ken john. led wake -- ludwig. dennis appears. and bernard. nicholas. and my eight bader port authority police officer who is fore

. >> diane marie parsons. >> labarro lopez pascal. >> reporter: for 14 year, ground zero has been somber and sacred ground. today, each of the nearly 3,000 victims who died on september 11th were remembered. ♪ at the pentagon -- >> your grief, your solace so personal to you is shared with all of us in this nation. >> reporter: secretary of defense ash carter laid a wreath to honor the lives that were lost. and at the white house, a moment of silence, led by the president and first lady. >> todd m. beamer. [ bell tolls ] >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania -- >> patricia cushing. >> reporter: 40 heroes honored. >> in the face of almost certain death, they knew they must do everything they could possibly do to prevent the loss of other innocent lives. >> reporter: back in new york, as the anniversary comes to an end, the impact of the tragedy is felt every day. >> it's been 14 years, but for all of us here, it could be 100 years, it will still feel like yesterday and it's fresh in our hearts. >> reporter: families and a nation grieving, determined to keep the memories alive. back her

philadelphia police say it started out as an argument between two men in the 100 block of north parsons street. one man pulled out a pocketknife and then started slashing. investigators say he stabbed the victim twice in the chest and then seven times, in the back. he also managed to steel 20 bucks before taking off, someone got the victim to the hospital, he is expect to survive. >>> federal investigators offering $5,000 to whoever helped them find, who started a big fire in center sit this week. atf looking for that person, investigators say he set the the blaze at grammarcy apartments at 13th and chancellor. it took fire fighters an hurry to bring it under control early tuesday morning n1 was hurt and people in more than 30 apartments are still out of their homes. >> atf considered this crime to be deliberately set, dangerous, and endangering the lives of the fire fighters and residents, and caused significant damage and could have caused worse. >> damage cost around one million-dollar, $5,000 goes to the person who gives information that leads to the a arrest and conviction of that

police say this started out as an argument between two men monday afternoon on the 100 block of north parsons street. one pulled out a pocketknife and gist started slashing. investigators say he stabbed that victim twice in the chest and then seven times in the back. he also managed to steel $20 before then taking off. someone got the victim to the hospital and he is expect to survive. >>> well, philadelphia's 311 center will reopen today after workers were sent home because of bed bugs. officials confirmed a bed bug infestation was found in the carpet thursday morning yesterday morning. exterminators were called into treat the problem. no other part of the city hall was affect. 311 staff could not answer the phones, however, they did have request for information and they answered those request using e-mail and social media. >>> coming up at 6:07. investigation in the three alarm fire continues, but now there is a a twist, why federal investigators are now offering a reward for information. >>> prominent muslim group is speaking out about that teenage boy in texas who was arrested for bringin

. >> dianne marie parsons. >> reporter: for 14 years, ground zero has been somber and sacred ground. today, each of the nearly 3,000 victims who died on september 11th were remembered. at the pentagon -- >> your grief, your solace, so personal to you, is shared with all of us in this nation. >> reporter: secretary of defense ash carter laid a wreath to honor the lives lost. at the white house, a moment of silence led by the president and first lady. >> todd m. beamer. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania -- >> patricia cushing. >> reporter: -- 40 heroes honored. >> in the face of almost certain death, they knew they must do everything they could possibly do to prevent the loss of other innocent lives. >> reporter: back in new york, as the anniversary comes to an end, the impact of the tragedy is felt every day. >> it's been 14 years, but for all of us here, it could be 100 years, it will still feel like yesterday and it's fresh in our hearts. >> reporter: families and a nation grieving, determined to keep the memories alive. dave wagner, nbc news, new york. >> back here in our a

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police say it started out as an argument between two men monday afternoon on the 100 block of north parson street. when one man pulled a pocketknife out and started slashing. investigators say he stabbed the victim twice in the chest and then seven times in the back. he also managed to steel $20 before taking off, and someone got the the victim to the hospital and he is expected to survive. >> that is hard to watch. >> it is. >> my goodness. >> thank goodness he will survive though. >>> radnor police launched a criminal investigation into who posted pictures of students on instagram, attached with lewd messages. >> police say they got a call from a parent on sunday who found the pictures, and disturbing messages, on their daughter's instagram. they later discovered multiple pictures of about 21 teens, mostly students, at radnor middle school. these are middle school kids. police say that the pictures were appropriate but messages were not. >> now i think a lot more about it, that it is really severe form of bullying because kids cannot getaway from it. >> like he said, i think it is a form

grand central parkway east at parsons an accident is being cleared. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended. metered are in effect. lori, back to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> summertime feel out there, bill, what is up. >> you are right. starting off warmer than it was yesterday. that is the last day of summer, first day of fall. temperatures around 61 in the park to laguardia and 61 white plains. new burk 52 to 49 poughkeepsie. today we are looking at sunshine and 80 this afternoon between 2:00 and 4:00. we are looking at sunshine and 82 tomorrow to kick off fall. it gets cooler for the weekend. lori? >> thank you, bill. 8:29. that will do it for us. back in a half hour with more have a good day. >>> we welcome you back. beautiful, beautiful morning here in times square, first day of fall. >> first day of fall. >> the equinox. so exciting. >> many of you enjoying your breakfast right now, we hope and we have a hack for that this morning. easy ways to make breakfast foods on the go. how to perfect those pancakes and bacon and it sm