she became the focus of the nation's first scandal after pearl harbor. she resigned shortly after la guardia and there's a whole obviously back story to this and i try to take this scandal, if you want to indicate that, this uproar over this news -- i tried to ticket seriously and try to understand the reasons for hiring cheney. why she didn't anticipate this avalanche of criticism and also the really misogynistic outpouring that came after this hire was known and that helped push her out of office. the book begins with the war of the worlds and ended with fd r's economic bill of rights address, and it explores other facets of home defense for which i do not have time, but but this is eleanor roosevelt in tacoma, washington, bat week after pearl harbor. that's the mayor, she's talking to home defense officials. and this is her also in tacoma, talking to a group of japanese-american youth. she actually had this picture publicly released along with a comment in which she said, japanese -- she said japanese-americans are just like every other american. they

wrecks were salvaged from pearl harbor and the newest tin can was about to intersurface.> one of the best things about the fletcher class was the five-inch guns. you could protect that ship in five different directions at one time. the the fletcher class bristled with guns. >> she was just 70 feet longer than the old clemson class, but she traveled with a crew of over 300, almost double the number of men with the pope. one of the great tin can traditions was limited space. and all the advances on the fletcher didn't change that. >> never had any trouble with anybody. >> and the ship itself is just another member of the family. there's a relationship between a sailor and his ship on any ship, but especially among the smaller ones. >> no air conditioning among these ships. and of course even in december it's pretty dog gone hot. >> i was the third bunk up. it was pretty hot in there. had a little patch on the vent there. i i moved that back and forth, get a little air blowing on me. >> the living compartments were crowded. i got permission from the first lieutenant to rig m

wrecks were salvaged from pearl harbor and the newest tin can was about to intersurface.one of the best things about the fletcher class was the five-inch guns. you could protect that ship in five different directions at one time. the the fletcher class bristled with guns. >> she was just 70 feet longer than the old clemson class, but she traveled with a crew of over 300, almost double the number of men with the pope. one of the great tin can traditions was limited space. and all the advances on the fletcher didn't change that. >> never had any trouble with anybody. >> and the ship itself is just another member of the family. there's a relationship between a sailor and his ship on any ship, but especially among the smaller ones. >> no air conditioning among these ships. and of course even in december it's pretty dog gone hot. >> i was the third bunk up. it was pretty hot in there. had a little patch on the vent there. i i moved that back and forth, get a little air blowing on me. >> the living compartments were crowded. i got permission from the first lieutenant to rig mys

and now some five years after the attack on pearl harbor sailor lost his life finallyat i do not have a ticket to the game and the game has been sold out, and if you are one of the 37,000 you will know what to wear.. it will be nice weather for the game. if you dig it a ticket, you got some fantastic weather for it. this time of year, you never know what you're going to get. closer but under a frost advisory tonight and tomorrow, the exception of ht lake and ashtabula. some areas, could fall into the lower 30s. current temperatures, 57. it is about 15 degrees cooler than yesterday with the northwest wind between five and 15 mph t, making it feel that m cooler i. we've got to get accustomed to the '50s and eventually 40s. we had rainfall overnight and now we've got sunshine. rainfall was between one tenth and one quarter inch, in some about 500 solaris. will be approaching the full hunter's moon on sunday, tomorrow, 60 degrees, near normal andnd plenty of sunshine for friday night touchdown. saturday looks good a solemn homecoming for a sailor who died some five years ago during the at

o o grateful memory of rudy piskuran who died in service of his country at pearl harbor, attachedh uss oklahoma, seven december 1941, he stands in the unbroken line of patriots who have dared dye their freedom might live and and signed by franklin delano roosevelt, president of the united states of smerica.a. for the past five years, generations of his family pay tribute to him on every december 7 and if they would ever give him a fitting burial >> i was fascinated and i had this great pride in the country and i'm sorry but it is yourself emotional.idi >> in april, the navy notified the family that a comparison of dnaav, with that taken from the bones of a sailor from oklahoma confirmed thatfrfr they were the remains of rudy piskuran his brother whoho had joined the navy to follow the brothers footstepshh had waited 75 years revenues he died a month later. >> it was closure for my dad and he never got over rudy he talked about him every time i h talked m he about rudy and what a great guy he was.al later rest at st. mary's cemetery with full military honors. >> even though he has been

navy firemen third class edwin oklahoma at pearl harbor. on december 7, 1941. the young man from keene was one of 429 servicemen killed when that ship capsized after being hit by japanese torpedos. he was buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu until his remains were exhumed. and then positively identified through d.n.a. from a cousin. >> it's a day to celebrate. he's home with his parents. it's not a sad day. it's a happy day. honors. still to come on news 9, an incredible rescue all caught on camera. >> she was very, very scared. >> a woman crashed her u.s., v. into a massachusetts pond. how two bikers rushed to rescue her. plus remembering slain journalist jim foley. the race raising money for his

. >>> a local hero kill in the attack on pearl harbor is identified this year. nick foley is live, and they have something special planned? >> reporter: yeah, a lot planned for the return, terrence. rudy will be honored with a special escort and procession tomorrow, and he will be laid to rest at st. mary's cemetery in elyria. it will be manned by police, fire officials, and u.s. veterans invited to attend as well. for nearly 75 years a long in the making for mr. rudy priscilla. he lost his life on the uss oklahoma, when he was just 19 years old. the process to identify his remains began 8 years ago. after providing dna samples, ids family finally got the call years later. >> his wife says his fame and honored by their sacrifice. >> out of respect to them and their families, they should all be remembered and held to the highest regard there is. >> reporter: now rudy's remains will be flown to hop doesn't later this afternoon, and his funeral will begin at 10:00 a.m. at bogner's in north ridgeville. >> nick, thank you. >>> 6:08, and look out drive fans. the toron

series, because he was there for games six and seven.schlegel, a cubs fan, and a veteran who was at pearl harbor returned home just days before the forty five series got underway. he was eager to be there to see the cubs in person, he headed down to wrigley field bright and early one morning to get tickets to the game. "so i just stood there in line and a policeman come by, and he says, 'soldier, what the hell are you doing here?' and i said, 'i want to get in the game.' 'come here. you don't have to pay for schlegel's family wanted to give him the opportunity to send him to wrigley for the world series, so they started a go-fund-me for him. some of the best seats available at wrigley for the game on friday are listed on stub hub for more than 30- thousand dollars. listed on stub hub for more than 30- thousand dollars.

i do not know if i would call it a cyber pearl harbor. others before admiral rogers have spoken to this possibility. the former secretary of defense, mike mcconnell, have all spoken about the notion of a cyber pearl harbor. when i think of that, i think of a massive cyber attack on the country that would affect our infrastructure and financial sector, electrical system -- this is what comes up as a so-called cyber pearl harbor. the case that you bring up is a serious one. we are still sorting this out. i think chris inglis of the nsa said it best when he said, we have to march on and recover from this. given the contemporary period of these tools that were the in 2013, as a result of presidential group that was assembled after the edwards noted regulations, we have a better process for making decisions about informing providers of a deficiency, a potentially exploitable versus the national security implications of doing that. that is a difficult process but that has changed since the contemporary -- the time in question that is at least i

of us navy yeoman rudy piskuran return some five years after he was killed durin the attack on pearl harbor oklahomama with the ship capsized after being struck by a japanes person b attributed to him by the people here has touched the hearts of his relatives. it is humbling pride and we are overwhelmedh the magnitude the sullen day and t the outpouring of people it is incredible the people who have come out to honor my uncle.le the weight of history and his service and sacrifices felt by thosei who carry his remains hoe home. the casket was escorted by his great-nephewew, one of a number family members, followed in his footsteps in service to the nation. >> i'm so proud of my uncle, and he's coming home, welcome home. >> he will be to rest those who passed away waiting for him to be returned home. it as a result of the tenacity of the navy and of modern science, the use dna to identify the remains of those who died at pearl harbor but no identified, enabled the family notified that a comparison of dna compared to the remains of a sailor from oklahomama, confirm that he was mobbed the the g

for a sailor who died during the attack on pearl harbor. there was sadness and there were tears of relief that after so many yearsre that he finally came home. remains of us navy yeoman rudy piskuran a return to cleveland, vy some five years after the 19-year-old was killed duringe japanese attack on pea harbor, december 7, 1941. on the ship cache size attribute hit b japanese torpedoes, tribute paid, by the people of northeas ohio has touched the hearts of his surviving relatives.pl it is humbling pride and were overwhelmed with the magnitude of the solemn day and the outpouring of people it's just incredible the people that came out to honor my uncle. the weight of history and of his sacrifice is felt by those who carry his remains home, it was escorted by his great-nephew, one of a number o family members who followede in service to the country.ed i'm so proud of my uncle and that he is coming home, welcome home. >> he will be laid to rest on fridayay in st. mary cemetery i malaria, waiting for his return. w is homecoming is result of th

the soldier from elyria was killed in ate tack on pearl harbor. his remains finally identified this year through dna. his remains will arrive today, special planned? >> reporter: it will be a special honor in deed. rudy will be taken to st. mary's cemetery tomorrow and laid to rest it will be be escorted by u.s. military personnel, fire, police, and u.s. veterans invited to attend the procession as well. now for rudy, as you said, it's been 75 years in the making. he lost his life during the was on board the uss oklahoma. the process to identify the remains of those killed in the attack started 8 years ago by the u.s. military and government. after provying dna samples, his family finally got the call years later. his niece says he and others are firearm final -- finally returning home after making the their families, they should all be remembered and held to the highest regard there is. >> rudy's remains will come to hopkins later this afternoon, and the funeral will be tomorrow. >> nick, thank you. >>> 5:08 right now. look out tribe fans. toront

oklahoma when pearl harbor was attacked on a day that will live in infamy. down on pearl harbor, now a purple heart recipient was among 429 sailors who died that day. today nearly 75 years later rudy's remains brought home to the elyria he loved. >> it is a tribute to bring him home and lay him next to his parents whom he loved and longed to be reunited with. >> reporter: old glory folded with the utmost care and handed to hisud family. >> i can only imagine rudy was like many other young people in those day who is wanted to do their part to serve and protect our country knowing the world was no longer a at peace. >> his remains final until a place where family can come and pray and honor him. a place of peace and quiet and where no bombs will fall and a place where his body laid buried and memory stands tall, proud and brave. >> rest in peace shipmate. >> it's been nearly 3/4 of a century since he died and never too late to honor those who fall for the memory way of life. an interesting side note. it took 12 minutes for the u.s.s. oklahoma to sink once stru

killed 75 years ago during the japanese attack on pearl harbor. the remains of u.s. navy were to hror rain county. where the native grew up. on board the u.s. oklahoma on december 7. 1941. when the ship capsized after being hit by torpedoes. the casket was escorted by the great nephew. who followed in his footsteps in service to the country. homecoming was made possible. after the navy used dna testing to identify the remains of sailors. who died at pearl harbor. never positively identified. urging people to vote yes on issue 108. the renewal of the school levy funding the cleveland plan. the program to reform city schools. city leaders say educating our children not only involves strong schools. but strong churches as well. >> . churches are integrated with the all working for the same cause. it's how we're going to keep the children safe. and get them educated. >> . cleveland schools recently received report card that was school leaders say they do acknowledge those shortcomings. say they're working on it. the schools made great strides over the last four years. li

edwin hopkins was 19-years-old and assigned to the uss oklahoma in pearl harbor. he was one of 429 people killed on that ship when the japanese attacked on december seventh 1941. his remains were recently identified using dna. he will be buried next to his parents in keene. the man accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey faces a judge. why doctors will be nearby his arraignment today. plus conflict in yemen. the u.s. navy now in engaged in missile strikes why officials say it's in retaliation. kevin: in the 60's this with fall activities with your kids? we have some ideas in today's positive parenting segment. avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. to compete, you need a strategy. i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation. and frank guinta is leading the

. >> the navy sailor killed in pearl harbor returned home to new hampshire. it is all-new on wcvb newscenter ed: at 4:30 some national grid customers will see a credit in their upcoming bills. the power company will pay back more than a million and a half dollars to about 4500 of its customers. national grid charged them at their higher non heating rate. the massachusetts attorney general's office negotiated the settlement with the company. you can expect to pay more to heat your home this winter than you spent last year. that's the message from , forecasts for a colder winter and slightly higher energy prices. the energy department says that household bills from through march are likely to be higher for all 4 main heating fuels natural gas, electricity, heating oil, and propane. heather: there are new concerns about airbags that could be in some 8 million vehicles, as federal regulators accuse an american company of stonewalling their investigation into a deadly car crash. erika tarantal has a closer look at the cars that could be at risk. erika: some 8 mill

. >> presumed dead after the japanese attack on pearl harbor in 1941. >> now 75 years later the u.s. navy has positively identified the remains of the local sailor. here is fox 8 jack shea. >> november 29, 1941. here is mama and papa. could you please don't worry of my safety because i am safe and the japanese are only bluffing and we would clean up on them. rudy wrote that letter to his parent in elyria eight days before the japanese attacked pearl harbor. he was a human onboard the uss oklahoma and was last seen going below deck to retrieve naval records after the ship was hit by a torpedo. the oklahoma capsized when it was hit by another 20 feet of attack. rudy was presumed to be one of died but his remains we're never positively identified. >> and grateful membrey of radar who died in the service of his country at pearl harbor attached uss oklahoma 70 semper 1941. he stands in the unbroken line of patriots who have dared to die that frida might live and grow and was signed by franklin and eleanor roosevelt president of the united states of america. fo generations pay tribute to t

. >> a salute to a local sailor, one of hundreds killed in pearl harbor. >> how his remains were >> friday morning on the eyeopener, big money wasted at the grocery store. >> tricks that have you spending more. >> and say goodbye to the mild tempat forecast friday starting at >> a new hampshire sailor killed during the attack on pearl harbor ask a little closer to home tonight. >> take a look. the remains of navy fireman 3rd class edwin c. hopkins arrived today at logan airport. he died when japanese torpedoes hit the u.s.s. oklahoma. 429 people died. many were buried in hawaii as unknowns, including hopkins. but last year, d.n.a. from a his remains. >> i think the only goal from the very beginning was to bring him home and put him next to his parents. and that's been accomplished. so it's a little overwhelming and emotional for me, but i'm so happy it finally happened. >> so here's the timetable. he is, as you can see, home. he will be buried friday with full military honors, right next to his parents. that will happen in keene, new hampshire. >> amazing what now, to make moments like tha

franklin roosevelt at the time of pearl harbor. the big moment of pearl harbor gets a letter from rosalie edge with this great interior secretary of american history and the conservation environmental activist from new york this year mr. president, this one is going to go extinct because you have built a 10,000 edition, a training facility for ski troopers and henry's lake idaho and it happens to be the water doesn't freeze over so tha trumpeters spend their winters there instead of migrating. if you don't do something theyh, can go extinct. it cost like $24 million is training their soldiers to fight in italy and germany in europe. fdr writes a moving letter to the secretary of defense. dear henry, have now found out about the flap between the u.s. army and the trumpeters. i have a tint to it and the verdict is in. i side with the trumpeters. the division must renounce. sincerely, franklin d. roosevelt. y at the time of pearl harbor which he do that? who here doesn't want to save the species? he is telling the war department to re

the lorain county sailor died during the pearl harbor bombing in december of 1941. the flag draped casket of rudolph piskuran landed this afternoon at hopkins airport from honolulu. dna helped identify the sailor's remains. he was one of 429 sailors killed at pearl harbor when a tore peed a struck the u.s.s. oklahoma. the u.s.s. navy along with the ohio state patrol escorted piskuran to lorain county to a funeral home there. piskuran will be buried with honors tomorrow at st. mary's cemetery in elyria at 11:00 a.m. the ceremony is open to the public. >> mark: look at that. a live picture. >> romona: gorgeous. rare opportunity meteorologist get to use the term tender vegetation. >> jeff: i haven't said it yet today. the tender veg. you need to, yeah, you need to protect that away from the lake shore here. we are going to get frost forming and here is why. we are clearing things out still a few clouds left over downtown cleveland. that will be getting out of here. 8:00 tonight dropping through the 40s. here is 11:00 this evening temperatures and then 2:00 dropping int

the family of rudolph piscurin is finally getting to pay its respects for the tailor killed at pearl harbor. public burial is going on at str the 1941 elyria high school grad who was killed just a few months after graduation in the surprise attacks at pearl harbor. he was one of 429 sailors killed when a torpedo struck the oklahoma on december 7, 1941. >> tia: well, two columbus school students are recovering at nationwide children's hospital after being shot as they were being dismissed from school. the victims are 12 and 15 years old. one was shot in the shoulder, the other in the chest. witnesses say the gunman came barreling down the street, turned and fired four or five shots. police are looking for a four-door silver sedan. >>> a former university of cincinnati police officer shooting of sam debose appeared in court this morning. it's the first time ray tinsing has been required to appear in court in the case in more than a year. tinsing is charged with murder. he's set to go on trial october 25. >> brian: straight ahead on cleveland 19 news, a health alert now about a new device that

. ♪ >> the b-29's scourge of japan's home island bringing on the lesson of pearl harbor.m okinawa to the third and fifth fleets, japan came under the inevitable rain of ruin. moving up to the japanese home islands, they shelled the mainland almost without opposition. admiral halsey's strategy was bringing the enemy to his knees. but there is more coming. the atomic bomb, perfected by allied's scientists. first mission, hiroshima. japan had its choice. complete surrender or complete ruin. even as they laid the foundation for a stable european peace, they decided on common action against japan. russia joined the allies on the last remaining enemy. japan's stronghold immense jury manchuria was attacked. for emperor hirohito and japanese militarism, the war was lost. japan sued for peace. in washington, they hurried to the white house. the united states cabinet, studying japan's surrender, with full coordination of the governments of britain, china, and russia and other allies. the world remembers president franklin delano roosevelt. a grateful world honors him today. douglas

hopkins onboard the uss oklahoma at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. the 18-year-old from keene was being hit by japanese torpedos. 75 years later, his remains were identified. he was buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu until his remains were exhumed and positively i.d.'d through dna from a cousin. >> it's a day to celebrate. he's home with his parents. it's not a sad day. it's a happy day. antoinette: hopkins was buried next to his parents in keene with full military honors. boston firefighters are prin of those killed in the line of duty. this morning, the boston firefighters local 718 will hold its 34th annual 10k. it was established to celebrate those who gave the ultimate sacrifice while raising money for charities and scholarships. that starts at 9:00 this morning. morrissey boulevard northbound to neponset circle will be closed to traffic until 11:00. doug: the controversial galaxy it's a blow to samsung. the phones are considered a hazardous material after dozens of reports of them catching fire. travelers at florida's tampa airport say th

and assigned to the uss oklahoma in pearl harbor. he was one of 429 people killed on that ship when the japanese attacked on december seventh -- december 7, 1941. his remains were recently identified using dna. he will be buried next to his parents in keene. for the first time, scientists now say they know what a prehistoric bird sounded like. using fossils they reconstructed the voicebox of a bird that and say it likely quacked or honked like a duck or goose. researchers say this is one of the first extensive studies to look at how birds produce sound and how those sounds evolved. sean: not what it sounded like on jurassic park. it sounded really scary as people were running away. coming up finding ways to be , more efficient. the added benefits this house offers by spinning. erin: we all know that exercise is important, but now there is another reason to get moving and care. woman: i depend on planned parenthood for birth control. woman: i had my annual physical there. woman: the cancer screenings at planned parenthood are so impor

oklahoma in pearl harbor. when the japanese attacked on december 7, 1941. over the past year, scientists used d.n.a. records to identify hopkins and he will be buried next to his parents in keene. tom: fruit thefts growing in new hampshire. coming up on news 9 tonight. shelley: thieves are getting more organized. >> entirely full minivan full of stolen fruit. tom: up next, how farmers are fighting back. when that will start t during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier after i lost my job, i slept out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me. and i want to say, "thank you, annie." tom: well, it is a product that takes months to produce and even with the closest attention can be ruined by forces out of the business owner's control. we're talking about farmers and the merchandise we all enjoy local farmers ongoing large scale stealing. shelley: ago

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oklahoma in pearl harbor. he was one of 429 people killed when the japanese attacked on december 7, 1941. over the past year, scientists used d.n.a. records to identify hopkins and he will be buried next to his parents in keene. tom: fruit thefts growing in new hampshire. mi shelley: thieves are getting more organized. >> entirely full minivan full of stolen fruit. tom: up next, how farmers are fighting back. mike: mild temperatures linger at least for now. tom: well, it is a product that takes months to produce and even with the closest attention can be ruined by forces out of the business owner's control. we're talking about farmers and the merchandise we all enjoy and need. tonight there is a growing threat to the livelihood of local farmers ongoing large scale shelley: ago cultural thefts that are forcing farmers to take unprecedented security measures. reporter: autumn in new hampshire, fall colors, crisp a, apple picking, tasting is a critical part of the experience. but there is a dark side to this pict

is how the day for a us sailor from cleveland was killed in 19411 during the japanese attack on pearl harbor. >> jack shea has a story from rudy piskuran, was 18, when he left his home town in 1940 list in the navy, and friday he returned home, some five years after he was killed during the attack on pearl harbor he was on the uss oklahoma in 1941 when it was hit by japanese torpedoes , his remains cannot be identified, and for more than 70 years he was buried alongside other unidentified sailors at punch bo >> i am honored to be your, it is an honor for me to attend. was a tragedy then and it is time to light the world to what happeneda to think that they ar doing that today. the navy was able to positively identify rudy piskuranif, this year by compar dnaby from his surviving relati with that of an unidentified remains had been excused. allowed about it in history books and talked to a couple of veteransou , it is touching for me to be able to be hereg and to s it and to see his sacrificehe a to see him finally make it home. >> for some the four a while to rudy piskuran is an opportunity t

hopkins was onboard the uss oklahoma at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. the 18-year-old from keene was one of 429 servicemen killed when the ship capsized after being hit by japanese torpedos. grave in honolulu until his remains were exhumed and positively i.d.'d through dna from a cousin. >> it's a day to celebrate. he's home with his parents. it's not a sad day. it's a happy day. antoinette: hopkins was buried next to his parents in keene with full military honors. doug: right now, the controversial galaxy note 7 smartphone is officially banned from airplanes. it's another blow to the manufacturer, samsung, afr the phones are considered hazardous material after dozens of reports of them catching fire. travelers at florida's tampa international airport say they're happy for the ban. >> what do you immediately think of? >> fire. >> them exploding and lots of recalls. >> i'm not offended by going through security. i'd rather them be safe than sorry. doug: we're told the t.s.a. says they won't be checking for them at security, but instead will anybody who b

oklahoma at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. the young man from keen was one of 429 servicemen killed when the ship cap sized after >> there were never any long conversations about it. it was almost like it was too painful for everybody to talk about. reporter: from 1941 to 1944, the remains of the sailors were pulled from the rubble, but only 35 were positively identified. the rest, including hopkins, were buried in unanimous graves in honolulu. but his family never gave up hope. proved to be a match. >> i think the only goal from the very beginning was to bring him home and put him next to his parents. and that's been accomplished. it's a little overwhelming and emotional for me. but i'm so happy that it finally happened. reporter: next week hopkins will be buried in keen with full military honors. next to his parents, with family by his side. >> this is a time for because my grandmother mourned him every day of her life and my grandmother lived to be 94. family's family. and family should be together, especially at the end of

he died in pearl harbor, but now he is finally back in new england. tom: then at 6:00 police say they know who carried out an debate moderator: would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? kelly ayotte: absolutely. i would do that. howard stern: so, you treat women with respect? trump: uhhh, i can't say that either. stern: alright. debate moderator: would you point to him as a role model? ayotte: absolutely. i would do that. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. bob hillery: i spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half the time,n i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... a washington fundraiser. for ayotte, collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, 50% just doesn't cut it. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the it's a new hampshire success story. thousands of wo

super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online, of a sailor killed in pearl harbor was returned to new hampshire. >> the new dna test made this on coming possible. >> my grandmother lived to be 94. the ship is hit by japanese tour tito's -- torpedoes. >> it wasn't until 2015 with advancements in technology. he remained a match from a distant cousin. >> it is time to have the honor and recognition that he earned 75 years ago. >> they remain in repose >> next to his parents in new hampshire. >> the paper tonight is responding. >> officers ambushed and caught their lives. >> rescuing dogs trapped. from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter five. condition and they are expected to survive. >> five investigates uncovers new information on the shooter's combat gear. >> nobody anticipates how quickly this incident went to violent. >> they are just >> without provocation, it is the open one. >> it is a ferocious firefight. i saw the ballistics evidence >> bonding men and women in blue. >> the tremendous department, i'm real proud of it. act if it is still here on gl

to the bombing of pearl harbor, pueblo had been identified as a potential location for a training facility 1941 thate in surveying began here in tableau located toy ordnance the east of the airbase. initially, the airplanes we would see coming in and out of the base for transport type aircraft's, bringing in personnel. later, we hadaircraft's, bringin b-17 flying fortresses training here in tableau. we would see these flying fortresses out over the city. abouttty soon, we heard the development where we had bombing ranges set up. out ofghts that went pueblo, there were new crews to learn how to fly the b-17. there weren't navigation flights and flights that originate in pueblo. many of the flights would go down to the gulf of mexico for practice bombing missions. flights, i heard airmen talking about practice bombing from the golden gate bridge. to california and rectus bomb runs. it was navigation bombing, all the facets of warfare trained here at the base. ranges, we had amin they had navigation flights learning how to do that properly. the first aircraft i saw flying out of pueblo. then

senate from greater cleveland who was killed in 1941 and the japanese attack on pearl harbor fox a jack has the story. rudy was antigenic 18 -year-old who wanted to see the world left his hometown and 1940 and listed in the navy home 75 years and they killed in the japanese attack on pearl harbor. he was on board the uss oklahoma december 1941 when the battleship was hit by torpedoes and capsized. as a means cannot be identified and for more than seven decades is a very long onset of the offenses of the plentiful than and right in the world of tragedy. i think they're doing that today. the navy was finally able to posit identify rudy earlier this year by comparing dna from his surviving villagers the dna of an unidentified sailor from the oklahoma is remains have been exhumed i had to learn about the history books i was talking is really touching for me to be able to be here and see it and his sacrifice is exciting is finally making it home. for some the farewell is an opportunity to educate their children about this service and sacrifice of patriots. no one ever forgets them. serviceme

. >> the flag was donated to the park service in pearl harbor. it was on the battle ship where the attack on pearl harbor was planned. the flag is priceless but there are no plans to display it any time soon. forces people in 500 homes to get out. and the fire started and burned 200 acres. authorities say several roads closed. and firefighters say wind blowing at 60 piles an hour helping to fuel the flames and the cause of the fire is under investigation. parts of oregon they are seeing severe weather. a storm is churning off the coast. you can see the damage coming in. rain, winds have downed lines and caused f some roads are closed due to the overflowing drains. stormy weather will continue into tomorrow. >> that's a mess. >> you know from the east coast what we saw with matthew and the pacific getting hit. well we have had a nice week it warmed up but we're headed for the weekend now. we're ready for whatever it brings. >> when it does not start with a 9, that's a good week. we have been 80s. hitting 90. this is what you expect for an october

oklahoma at pearl harbor 1941. one of those killed when the ship capsized after being hit by japanese torpedos. the remains of 35 tailors were positively identified after the tragedy, edwin's family would have seven decades of waiting. years that haunted his parents, >> my grandparents and my grandmother mourned him, had no idea where he was located or what happened to him and i think that's really a hard thing for a parent to have to deal with over the years. >> little did they know that the remains buried in an anonymous gra i have in honolulu would one day be returned. it was science that ended the family's quest. dna from edwin's cousin proved to be the match that brought his remains to this keene cemetery. >> it's a day to celebrate. it's not a sad day, it's a happy day. >> for this 19-year-old who never got to return to his hometown and life, full military honors, 75 years after his death. a final home next to those who missed him all this time. >> it was all about bringing him home and it's happened. >> i'm

the flag flew over the japanese battleship where an admiral gave the order to attack pearl harbor. that ship was surrendered in tokyo bay in 1945, alwi sailors to take pieces of memorabilia. a navy seaman found the flag and used it as a blanket before passing it on to his daughter. she gave it to the park service to be preserved. the house where adolf hitler was born -- is being torn down. austria's government announcing it wants to replace the house with a new building where is bob dylan? the academy honoring him with has e-mailed and called -- but so far -- no luck. they're trying to find him so he can claim his award of almost one million dollars for winning the nobel prize. they might want to look in new mexico. his website says he performs there tonight. halloween is almost here -- you may be stocking up on candy for trick or treaters. if you give out extra candy to kids dressed in your favorite costumes nearly a quarter of adults admit to doing it. a new survey finds animal costumes are the top candy getter followed by princesses and princes. its coming up... eileen loan is b

today loras college will hold a vigil to honor a pearl harbor veteran whose remains were recently identified. aloysius schmitt graduated from what is now loras college, an aboard a battleship on december 7th, 1941 during the pearl harbor attack. the u-s navy chaplin saved 12 people on the ship before he died. last month, d-n-a evidence helped identify his remains. a visitation is planned today at christ the king chapel from 3 until 8. a memorial mass with full military honors is tomorrow at 10 a-m at the alumni campus center. authorities arrested two people dubuque county. the u-s marshals arrested eric campbell in calumet city, illinois- south of chicago- earlier this week. he faces a first-degree murder and first-degree robbery charge. investigators also arrested 30 year old savanna stotlar. she faces a charge of 2nd degree robbery. officers had been looking for them in relation to the murder of collin brown. investigators say a group of people tried to rob brown at his mobile home on noonan street in key west, back in april. running away from his home. he later died. he was 21 years old.

the bombing of pearl harbor, pueblo had been looked at and identified as a potential location for a training facility. 1941 thate in surveying began here in pueblo and pueblo county for the pueblo army ordinance, which is just located to the east of the airbase. initially the airplanes that we would see coming in and out of were transport type aircraft. -- we hadn personnel fortresses started training here in pueblo. we would seabees flying fortresses out over the city, then pretty soon we heard about where we hadnt bombing ranges set up. the fights that went on in pueblo were not only the flights that went out of pueblo, there were new crews arriving to learn how to fly the b-17. lights would originate in pueblo. many of the flights would go down to the gulf of mexico for practice bombing missions. other flights, i heard airmen talking about practice bombing from the golden gate bridge. they would fly clear to california and rectus bomb runs. -- and practice bomb runs. it was navigation bombing, all the facets of warfare were trained here at the base. ocally, we had bombing ranges. they had

so, even prior to the bombing of pearl harbor, pueblo had been looked at it identified as a potential location for a training facility. it was late in 1941 that the ordinance dave -- tempo was located to the east. -- depot is located to the east. initially coming in and out of the base it was transport type aircraft's, bringing in personnel. later, though, we had b-17 flying fortresses coming through here. so, we would see these flying fortresses up over the city. pretty soon we heard about the development down in ordway. we had bombing ranges set up so that the flights that went out of pueblo were not only familiar flights for the new cruise that were arriving to fly the b-17's -- crews arriving to learn how to fly the b-17's. the flights would originate in pueblo. many of the flights would go down to the gulf of mexico for practice bombing missions. other flights, i heard airmen talking about practice bombing from the golden gate bridge. they would fly clear to california and rectus bomb runs. -- and practice bomb runs. it was navigation bombing, all the facets of warfare were train

devotion to duty, extraordinary courage, and disregard for his personal safety during the attack on pearl harbormber 7, 1941, the navy cross. oliver, first class, for gallantry was serving aboard the united states worship during a raid by approximately 25 japanese torpedo planes in the acidity of the solomon islands, the silver star medal. william think nay, cook, third class, usn, for extraordinary heroism of or the u.s. enterprise engaging japanese naval forces near the santa cruz islands on october 26, 1942. the navy cross. leonard roy harmon, stewards make, first class, usn. for extraordinary heroism also be a part -- aboard the uss san francisco against enemy japanese forces on about the 12th and 13th, 1942. the 19 -- the navy cross. and there are hundreds of others who had a job to do and did it. >> they are fighting meant to. isween battles, their work -- everybody can't be captain of the ship. when your in battle, what you did before doesn't count. what matters now is what you do in battle. work your ship. that is your main job and believe me, when it comes to fighting, the stewart's mat

. >> yes, this is actually one month before pearl harbor. >> did you and did th other mis members, didou feel accepted? did you feel like you were a part of the rest of the military or did you always feel separate? >> well, i always felt separate, but when you're overseas with the guys, at first they kind of look at you like you're a foreigner and an enemy, but as the time went on, they see that i'm translating, i'm interrogating, and i'm working more than they are. they're in a foxhole waiting for action. >> sometimes when i see these exhibits and i see the i am an american, it was such a theme that the veterans wanted to come across in what they were saying and that's kind of what's important about this museum, right? >> absolutely. they were sworn to secrecy, and they could not tell their family members while they were interned. they had to go through a lot of hardship as well and prove themselves in battle and their loyalty, so they've had to resolve a lot of these issues over time and they're well into their 90s now and finally they feel they can tell their truth. >> people going

. >>> a final homecoming for a lorraine county man who died at pearl harbor nearly 75 years ago. cleveland 19's chris tanaka is here now with how the sacrifice of a small-town sailor influenced family members. he left elyria a young man in 1941 never returned home. he was one of 429 sailors killed at pearl harbor on december 7th, 1941 when a torpedo struck the uss oklahoma. today his remains identified through dna arrived at cleveland hopkins international airport from honolulu. family who never knew him, including nieces, nephews, grand honor as their uncle's casket was removed from the plane. his sacrifice from our country was the reason they joined the armed forces. they made special arrangements for a military escort with the assistance of the ohio highway patrol to a north ridgeville funeral home. he will be buried tomorrow at st. mary's cemetery in elyria. he graduated from elyria high school in 1941. he sang in the boy's chorus and junior the junior high chorus will sing tomorrow. chris tanaka, cleveland 19 >> romona: thank you, chris. >>> lebron james is making good on a

doug: a new england who died in pearl harbor finally laid to rest in new hampshire. the effort to bring him home decades after his death. antoinette: updating breaking news, the home at 22 francis street has been cleared after a standoff this morning. two men were taken from the home in handcuffs. revere police secure the scene until swat teams arrived. doug: 10:25 on a sunday morning as you look toward boston where it is bright and sunny, 58 degrees. temperatures elsewhere are in the 50's. already surpassing 60 in hyannis. mid 50's in nashua with lots of sunshine. patriots and bengals today. clou southwesterly wind. if you like today, we are going to be heading into warmth big-time with temperatures in the 70's tomorrow, near 80 on tuesday. more coming up in a bit. doug:. looks beautiful. late-night television host jimmy kimmel held a charity event in boston this weekend. antoinette: he and sports media star bill simmons getting together to benefit harvard scholars at risk. doug: but before the event, we star ken bone. >> i was watching the debate and saw him. he lo

. >> chris: the remains of an elyria man killed at pearl harbor during world war i u are finally home after 75 years. rudolph piskan graduated in 1941 and one of 429 sailors killed when a tore peed a struck the u.s.s. oklahoma. he will be buried tomorrow and the public is welcome to attend the ceremony at st. mary's cemetery in elyria. >>> the bomb squad called to the metro parks in parma heights. someone reported seeing pipe bombs in the trash can at big creek reservation. pavilion and searched the area. it wasn't a pipe bomb. techs found equipment used inside to extract the thc in marijuana leaves. >>> it is becoming a familiar sight. a vehicle ramming through a building's entrance and in short order an atm uprooted and taken. another smash and grab happened this morning. >> denise: mark nolan is at thieves struck this time. >> reporter: if it seems like wwe are a reporting a smash and grab once a week we are. since january 1 of this year 43 smash and grabs have left multiple businesses in shambles and cost millions of dollars in damage including one this morning at a rite aid in pa

chaplain aloyiscious schmitt, an iowa native, died in the attack on pearl harbor. he helped 12 men get out alive, sacraficing his own life. just recently his body was identified - here's video of a memorial service for him earlier this week in his hometown. happening now at loras college - a vista there will be a mass there for him still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... a daring dog rescue right here in eastern iowa. and... do you know someone who takes a few too many selifes? what --------- --------- --------- you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age to 70. blum: we've got to raise the retirement age. blum would make it harder, voting to cut social security and privatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and helped build a homeles

devotion to duty, extraordinary courage and disregard for personal safety during the attack on pearl harbor 1941, the navy cross. madet h oliver, stewart first class, usn, for gallantry serving aboard a warship during a raid on that vessel by approximately 25 japanese planes in the vicinity of the solomon islands june 1942, the silver star medal. cook thirdked me, class, usn for extraordinary heroism while serving on the uss enterprise, during engagement with japanese naval forces to the santa cruz islands october 26, 1942, the navy cross. harmon, stewart's made first class usn, for extraordinary heroism while serving aboard the uss san francisco during action against enemy japanese forces over the solomon islands area november 12 and 131942, the navy cross. a fighting ship named for a fighting man. and there were hundreds of others like this lad on the franklin who got a job to do and did it. i thought stewart's mates were just waiters. you might call them that, but they are fighting men too. their work is rather dull, but someone has to do it, a cook or a storekeeper. everybody can't be c