lisa phillips, thank you so much for being with us. your thoughts on debs' significance to the american story. >> like ernest said, i think his significance has to do with his labor, with his activity in labor unions, the american railway union and in the socialist party as well. and he has had a lasting effect on many of the laws that were passed during the progressive era were a result of his activism, some of which we still enjoy. and he certainly can tell us a lot about his time period through his running for president and through all of his labor union activities as well. >> lisa phillips will be showing us some of the artifacts from time to time in the house here. she is also part of the debs' foundation. tell me about the work of the debs foundation and why you are involved in it. >> the debs foundation seeks to keep the debs legacy alive and what it hopes to do is promote not only the museum but the policies that debs promoted, which is social justice and equality and the rights of workers generally. so it continues to try to l

>> phillip mena. phillip, thank you. >>> and one more note about the president's visit, while in louisiana, he met privately with the family of alton st killed during a confrontation with police. he also met with the families of three fallen police officers killed in baton rouge last month. >>> we move on tonight, and to the state of emergency in the west at this hour. massive wildfires burning out of control. we are also tracking severe storms, set to hit in the middle of the country tonight. flames burning homes to the ground near spokane, washington. families forced to evacuate. some now learning they lost everything they left behind. abc's clayton sandell, back in the fire zone for us tonight. >> reporter: david, these fires have left many people homeless here in washington state. at least 40 homes and outbuildings now look like this. but we did catch up with firefighters right on the front lines, working very hard to try to save as many homes as possible. now, across the west, california, oregon,

never got any of that. >> we met phillip in san quentin prison in california. and he really stood out as this young kid in a very hardcore old-school prison. his life was at a pretty precarious point, but he also remained sort of optimistic. >> from the second i got in trouble to this moment in time, i know god put me in this cell for a reason. whatever it is, i don't know at this time. maybe it was just to give me time to realize what i was doing. or who knows? maybe there's something inside this time that i'm going to do that's going to put me into perspective and make he realize stuff. i don't know. but i'm in here for a reason other for than the crime that i did, that god has a plan for me. i'll be all right. i'm going to make it. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it, you're moving it. >> i said i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. >> kirkpatrick rejected the lessons he had learned from his biological family at a very young age. that's when all his problems began. >> my mom gave me the best advice that she could. ever

where steele left baby kathlene, six-year-old frankie, and three-year-old phillip in the vehicle alone. and this was a van type vehicle frankie and phillip could get out of their seats, stand up and move around. baby kathlene was in the car seat. steele turned the car off, locked the doors, rolled the windows up, and went inside the business. steele left the kids unattended while she was in this business for over 30 minutes which is confirmed by video. while in the car with frankie and phillip, baby kathlene was acting up an the six-year-old removed kathlene from the car seat and began flipping her multiple times back and forth, dropping her on the floor, slamming her head against the ceiling, striking her in the face and causing severe, severe trauma to the baby's head and face. we found blood in the car that is cost sis tent with where frankie slammed the baby. the baby's skull was trucktured in several places and her bruised. the baby was beaten, traumatized, gross swelling around her face. the skull was cracked in numerous places. one of the worst things i have ever seen, especiall

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lisa phillips. comments? >> that was not too far off of debs' position. believe it or not because what he was arguing is that the central planners of his day were these large business owners, the carnegies, rockefellers, vanderbilts who had a lot of political power influence and in essence through monopoly formation, were the central planners of the economy in that period. he would have been with you on that. but he just wanted there to be a more diverse group of people, working people, who had a role in the planning of the economy and how wealth was distributed. he was against the central planning done in the period by wealthy by that point, americans and business owners. >> in the interest of time here, we were talking about the draft. i want to go on to his position on the draft. his famous speech in canton, ohio. to share with our viewers, a speech that ended up having debs arrested. to get a flavor of it. here is one of two quotes. who shed their blood tfurnish their corpses never had a voice in declaring war or making peace. yours is not the reason

i would ask miss phillips if she knows anything about the ludlow massacre. and i'm not sure when it happened. i'm sure debs was alive at the time. i would just hang up now and please ponder what i said. you moguls of america who -- we need jobs and we need them now. please, could you tell us a little bit about the ludlow massacre in colorado? thank you. >> the ludlow massacre and several other massacres or riots of that time period were often blamed on the striking workers or the protesting workers at the time, whether they be miners or whether they be protesting for their rights. what happened in ludlow, which happened in haymarket and happened in other riotous incidents where there would be federal troops or authorities brought in to quell the protesting workers and many of them would be killed. i can't remember how many people died in the ludlow massacre, but haymarket and other riots in the homestead strike, several people would be killed. then the unions or the striking workers would be blamed for having caused a riot and for protesting. that caused a l

phillip: phillip mena, abc news, louisiana. diane: david is on the scene with what ran wrong -- david? david: no one was hurt, but some passengers got more of a ride than they were expecting. two of the lower deck windows on boston harbor cruises' regency smashed. it was pulling into dock and water text the. >> did they know it was going to happen? >> once it started hitting the boats, that is when they started screaming. david: thick black smoke poured from the back of the regency as the captain apparently tried to reverse engines. >> he tried to back in again, repeatedly. this occurred about four times. david: crew. boston harbor crews -- cruise said one of the engines failed to shut down causing the crash. >> will probably go out at 5:00 if there is one available. david: you are not discouraged? >> no, we came all the way from texas. docked. another ship is ready to sail. reid: we're getting a look at a dramatic scene that played out on boston-area highway. video posted online shows a car rolled over late yesterday along rou

phillip mena. let's get to rob, live in new york tonight. tracking the lightning reports. several people hit. of course dangerous heat now moving in. rob? >> david, five people injured. three of them at least seriously. sitting on a park bench when the lightning struck underneath a tree. take a look at the last three hours. the cell among others. a lot of lightning with storms across the southeast. fueled by heat, humidity. new york about to get hit next. the stubborn low across the gulf much like a tropical storm across baton rouge. this will slowly drift to the west still going to spring flash flooding through the weekend. at least 5 inches. some of this will drift up into the midwest. eventually the northeast. feeding even more into this moisture. it is hot. the heat, humidity. will continue to be dangerously warm. feel like over 100 degrees again tomorrow. look at philadelphia. 109, when the thunderstorms pop as we have seen, david. they could be dangerous. >> david. >> everyone should stay indoo if they can and check on their neighbors. rob marciano, thank you to you.

phillips. be good to your gut. >>> next this friday night, brearking developments in the case made famous in the netflix series "making a murderer." abc's linsey davis on the conviction today overturned. conviction late today suddenly overturned. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning reversal in a case that riveted millions of armchair detectives. a federal judge has overturned the conviction of brendan dassey, who was a teenager in 2007 when he was found guilty of helping his uncle stephen avery rape and murder photographer theresa halbach. avery remains behind bars. the netflix docu-series "making a murderer" raises questions to whether dassey, a learning disabled teen, was coerced into confession. >> come on, buddy. let's get this out. okay? >> reporter: "nightline" anchor dan harris recently caught up with dassey's attorney. >> what you have here are police officers who are using psychological interrogation tactics that were designed for seasoned adult criminals. >> reporter: in today's decision

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family embraces each other in hug that was abc's phillip mena reporting. ad-lib we've already tied the 2002 record of 111 this will continue to start the workweek. the record for tomorrow is again 111 and the forecast is 109. starting monday afternoon we'll start the feel the effects of a little system that area and will bring breezy winds monday and most of tuesday. the system will usher in a bit of milder air and will drop high to 107 by tuesday. by tuesday afternoon we'll start to feel the effects of a second, small system that will keep us breezy through thursday. this system will bring us a second cool-down with a high of 107 we will also start to feel the effects of a third, larger system on thursday that will be moving down the california coast. it will usher moisture and clouds in our direction and keep high temps in the low 100s. expect slight chances for showers starting friday and lasting through next weekend. 102/103 through sunday we're counting down the days until a big piece of las vegas down. the implosion for the last riviera hotel and cas

lisa phillips, do you know? >> i don't know. that's a great question. i don't know if eugene debs had any kind of influence on indiana state as a normal school in that period. i am curious now to find out. >> syracuse, new york. ralph, go ahead. >> caller: yes, i'm a uaw worker from upstate new york. i think the problem was you had at the time, you had eugene debs and socialist labor party and the socialist workers party. then you had sam gompers. of the american federation of labor, and gompers and debs didn't see eye to eye. that a problem, that they never a unified workers movement in the country. it was a splittered group. that was the problem that he never was able to achieve his goals. i wonder if your guests could comment on that. thank you very much. >> lisa phillips. >> there was a huge split and the caller is right. this continues to the present day among labor unions with the split between craft unionism which was embodied by the labor union versus industrial unionism which is what debs advocated. he was in a working class movement where you

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in 2009 police officers spotted phillip garrido walking with two young girls on a college campus. the officer became suspicious and discovered phillip garrido was in and out of prison since the 1970s. nearby parole officers were notified. ultimately the female was identified as jaycee dugard. interviews with jaycee dugard provided information that only the victim and kidnapper could now. police say phillip garrido and his wife kidnapped jaycee dugard and brought her to their house. >> i thought he was weird. i never knew there would were children back there. >> reporter: police say phillip garrido admitted to fathering two children with jaycee dugard. neighbors told us they would never see the girls and they had never seen a a jaycee dugard, who is now 29 years old. >> for more details be sure to go to ktvu that make you can find flashback friday on our home page. >> we have an update on the jaycee dugard story. he appeals court decided that jaycee dugard cannot hold federal parole officials liable for failing to supervise phillip garrido. joining me now is our legal analyst. this

>> phillip mena with us tonight. phillip, thank you. >>> there are storms moving through the east right now, including right over central park moments ago, not far from our studio, amid flood watches across the south 48 hours from the gulf coast, all the way to minnesota. heavy rains and flood, roads there and homes in mississippi, deeming with a lot of water tonight. in the meantime, the heat across the east. and let's get right to rob marciano, who was just standing in that storm moments ago. rob, it's passed? >> reporter: it's passed, but it was pretty intense when it came through. and like many areas, when it rained, it came down heavily. we've expanded the flash watches tonight along northern new england and across iowa, severe thunderstorms rolling through continues to sit and spin. over eight inches of rain falling in some spots. look for another five-plus. i think will rain there right through saturday. as you mentioned, the other big story is the heat. we have heat advisories now up from the gulf coast, thro

phillip, thank you. let's get to rob hasan know in new york tonight. tracking the lightning. several people hit and the dangerous heat moving in. rob? poughkeepsie. take a look. fueled by the heat and humidity. new york, you are habit to get hit next. the stubborn low across the gulf coast dumping tropical rains much like a tropical storm. it will slowly drift to the west and it will bring it to the i-10 corridor through the weekend. at least five inches and some of it will drift in the midwest and northeast, feeding more in to the moisture. and it's hot. the heat and humidity will be look at philadelphia, 109. when the thunderstorms pop as we have seen, david, they can be dangerous. >> stay indoors if you can and check on your neighbors. rob, thanks to you. >>> another headline at this hour. an horrific and deadly crash in hoo tonight. a mother collides with a tractor trailer. more now. >> reporter: they were on their tonight players from the members of a girls water polo team in ohio are fighting for their lives. the team's van was struck on the passenger side by a semi tru

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lisa phillips, thank you for being with us. your thoughts on his significance to the american story. >> i think the significance has to do with this activity in labor unions. he has had a lasting effect on many of the laws that were passed during the progressive era as a result of his activism, some of which we still enjoy. he can tell us a lot about his time. for running for president. >> lisa phillips will be showing some of the artifacts -- artifacts through the house. tell us a little bit about the debs foundation. >> it seeks to keep his legacy a life. it hopes to promote not only the museum but the policies that eugene debs promoted such as the social justice and equality and the rights of workers. we try to live the spirit of his marriage -- his mission. as we turn to your expertise, can we -- can you tell me a little bit about how the house is financed and functions? critics care of it? >> it is paid for by the debs foundation and is cared for by dr. charles king and karen brown. both of them are here and terre haute an

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