. >> pow pow pow pow a lot of shots back to back. no pause in them. back to back, back to back. you seen the flashes and everything. >> i woke up to gunshots, and immediately as soon as i looked out the window we saw all the cops outside. >> reporter: it was just before 6:00 a.m. neighbors heard multiple shots then captured this video on a cell phone of a woman and a man being brought out in handcuffs. >> it's traumatizing. you know, and then it's close to home. you know, it could have been anybody. i'm not one to judge. >> reporter: sources say the fbi came here to serve a warrant as part of an on-going child pornography investigation. that news stunned neighbors who live here. >> i think it's really sad because we have lot of kids that live on this block, so if that's true, then that's really messed up and it's really scary. >> the stuff they're saying is disturbing because you know they never shown none of that, you know. they've all been nice. >> reporter: fbi evidence response team spent hours working at the crime seen in the 600 block of high land. >> people quiet, very ni

. >> i heard pow pow pow, i could see one was down on the ground. >> i saw kids come over here and they got scared for protection. >> homeland security is revealing private surveillance that could help the search for suspects in the slaying of an illinois policeman. the homeowner said the security video shows three people near the scene in fox lake. the funeral for the 30 year veteran will who was killed wile held on monday. >>> the soldier who stopped a terror attack on a paris bound train. cheering crowds welcomed spencer stone welcomed him home. he and his two friends, national guardsman and sacramento college student are back in the states. in fact the guardsman, the gentleman to the lower left, has joined this season's cast of "dancing with the stars." >>> vice president joe biden made his first public comments on where he stands at least is of now in a possible run for president. joe biden said an me motional energy will have to lay a role here. >> and everybody talks about whether i could be in the race and whether i could raise the money and put together the organization, that's

, pow, pow, when it was apparent that ken maclennan would be coming in the house. >> this raised theossibility that there might have been a third person involved in the murder. >> we were very concerned, based on the fact that all of these high school kids had been involved in this, involved in planning, asked to help, that perhaps one of them did it. >> the key break happened when a student offered to lead police to some incriminating evidence. >> the day after this murder occurred, this student had confided that he knew where the bloody clothes were that jason had been wearing at the time that this murder had occurred. >> police found the clothes exactly where the student said they'd be, buried on property owned by matt moeller's parents. >> they found a red plaid shirt, a pair of blue jeans with one glove in the back pocket, a pair of white socks. they also found some information from ken maclennan to include his wallet, some business cards from his employer and some foreign currency. >> the clothes were jason maclennan's. students had seen him wearing them the day of the murder.

the 13,000 pows that died in andersonville, what happened to them?appened? --ler: -- sgt. maj. dailey: professor gordon: they were dying from scurvy and severe diarrhea. these were terrible waste of guys -- ways to die. men with they would rather die in battle, they would rather die shot and killed in the heat of combat and to die this slow suffering that seem to so dehumanizing. it's just a terrible way to die. majority of those 15,000 died, from disease and malnutrition. host: we are seeing pictures of the gravesites there. recently there was another type of memorial service there and which was eliminated, to give you a sense of what's happening, you attended that. what was it like to attend that ceremony and see those illuminations. ? professor gordon: it was very powerful. i was with eric leonard and another historian, and we drove around. we were really taken aback by lights forseeing the the 13,000. it really brought home a sense of just how many men were here. is a portion of the 13,000 mother were 40,000 here that endured andersonville. so a

just repeated, pow, pow, pow. like six of us waiting down waiting for this to end. when it ended, like five, six seconds we got up and someone said someone shot and i looked around and it was carry. >> police say it appears that he was an inventory tended target of the gang shooting and he is on -- an unintended target of the gang shooting and he is on life support. >> thousands did enjoy a safe indian day parade. >>> families in the sky diving community are rallying around one of their own. she was in free-fall when she diver. she was knocked out and landed parachute did deploy. she is very lucky to be alive. >> given the fact this is a sky diving injury we were concerned about the injuries. she had serious injuries but none were life threatening. >> she suffered head and spine injuries that did require surgery. remarkably, doctors expect her to make a full recovery. >>> former mayor rudy giuliani will testify at a congressional homeland security hearing being held at the 9/11 museum and memorial in manhattan. police commissioner william bratton will testify along

in 42 there was the trade with diplomats for pows, business men in japan for journalists, missionaries but as the war went on we ran out of americans to trade and that is the big twist in my book in which at the very last trade i don't know why they didn't start doing this earlier but in the very last trade i found that the holocaust museum in washington a list of 300 jews, german jews that were part of this last exchange. by the time they left there were only 100 jews left because two living holocaust survivors are in this book so in that case it is the total catch-22 of war in that you have ingrid, a german-american from cleveland, ohio, traded for irene hassen r hassenbu hassenburg, a german jew from germany when it was supposed to be the other way around. when these two women found that out they were like wow. it is very very hard to believe, mind-boggling. is that it? yes, sir, please. >> i never heard of this particular camp so i'm interested in reading your book, but i have a cousin by marriage in turned with his parents. he was japanese-american, actually his mother was mexican

pow. cross, hook. kick! kick harder! cross, hook! kick! and duck. kick back. kick, step. so, today, i just wanted to push gritz. i mean, not that he needs to be in better shape, but i wanted him to get a little bit of a fight simulation. blow out the lungs a little bit. three, two, one. i have a lot of confidence in gritz, and that's why we chose him this next round. i mean, the only thing i can see with gritz is that he's a little bit too willing to take abuse sometimes. he just marches forward, marches forward. so a big punch is always dangerous, but i don't feel like sascha's necessarily, like, the killer striker we have to worry about. it looks like he's gonna try to grab me. i'm gonna either try to fend it off or, you know, redirect him grabbing me to making it my offense and really just take control, man. that's it. just go out there and take control, take the tempo, dictate whatever happens. gritz needs to stay composed, control the clinch work, defend the takedowns, keep it standing, and when it gets into a scramble, end up on top. pow. so, you're getting it, brot

pow. >> pow, wham. fun. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, the fed of fema gets a firsthand look at the devastation in lake county. up next the promise to help people fully recover. >>> u.s. attorney general loretta lynch makes a stop in richland tomorrow. how she plans to improve relations between the police and city. >>> golden gate bridge looks good getting down to the toll plaza and in the san francisco marina district. >>> high clouds over us so the lows are up. high temps if they can break through will be warmer today. we'll have those numbers coming up. >>> the very latest on the pope's visit to the united states and what's on his agenda today. >>> nearly three thousand miles away, catholics are coming together for viewing parties to watch the pope deliver his historic address to congress. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. thursday, set 24th. i'm pam cook. >> good to have pam cook back. >> good to have my voice back. >> yeah, i know. good morning, dave clark. weather back and traffic and steve

glen powe when the firm hired her. kari hall is out there, justin herman plaza. there's a palo alto company calledsh it would tell you when a game gets exciting. that's way when you're watching packers/bears, your phone or tablet can tell you so. it says the computers are watching is the games, deciding what's most interesting. >> basically we are using computers, but it's all based on the input from fans, based on why they find a particularly -- games particularly exciting. >> all i know is there's football, kris, back on television, college on saturday. of course the game tonight. >> i'm all excited. i'm not for the fantasy football stuff, but i love the real thing. >>> back to school for kids, and about half of them take the bus. most experts will tell us it's the safest way to get to schools. it looks like that could be changing soon. nbc's tracyports as the story. >> reporter: two children and a teacher ace aide died in this school bus accident last december. it's rare. 25 million children ride every day, on average four die every year. >> a design for front

. >> reporter: 3 to 500 were on the train when it lost pow person. >> the lights flickered and it went off. >> reporter: the yellow line at washington d.c. >> i'm disappointed it happened. i understand it does happen. there were children and elderly people on the train. >> reporter: service was cut between the columbia heights and tet worth station. georgia was anxious. >> reporter: it could have been worse. >> what was it like walk through the tunnel? >> i expected rats and stuff but there were none. >> reporter: frustrated passengers lined up and got on these buses to go home. >> a lot going on. it's ridiculous right now. >> mostly i'm glad everyone was able to get off safely. >> reporter: the good news is no one got hurt during the evacuation and metro is trying to figure out why the train lost power right now. i'm shomari stone, news4. >> all this comes one day after metro shut down service on the orange, blue and silver lines at stadium armory for an electrical fire. now, a change.org petition has nearly 2,000 signatures asking pope francis to bless the metro system. make sure you

. >> i heard pow pow pow like that. person was on the ground. >> some students came over here, they were scared come over here like for protection. >> it remains unclear whether the gunman has any ties to the school. the search continues this morning. >>> vice president joe biden made his first public comments on where he stands on a run for president. he said emotional energy is playing a role in the call. >> and everybody talks about factors, the other people in the race, whether i can raise the money and whrik -- whetherric put together the -- whether i can put together an organization, that's not the factor, the factor is can i do it? can my family? >> earlier this year biden lost his 46-year-old son beau to cancer. he unsuccessfully sought the white house in 1988 and 2008. >>> gop candidate donald trump signed a republican loyalty pledge. he marijuana taints -- trump maintains a commanding lead. ben carson is gaining ground in the second spot, carson is the only candidate to beat trump in a head to head matchup. >>

. >> after the first shot, a series of 19 shots after that, just repeated, pow, pow, pow. like six of us laying down waiting for this to end. when it ended, like five, six seconds, we got up and someone said someone shot around there and i looked around and it was carey. >> police say it appears that gabay was an unintended target of the gang shooting. he remains on life support at the hospital. >>> a deadly crash in sullivan county killed three members of the same family. among them a former auxiliary captain who responded on 9/11. the crash happened yesterday afternoon on route 17 in rock hill. 58-year-old morris was killed with his wife and future son-in- law. their daughter and two sons were also in the car but they did survive. all were members of the orthodox jewish community on the lower east side. authorities are investigating how the s.u.v. lost control flipping several times. >>> a congressional hearing in lower manhattan will stir memories of 9/11. commissioner william bratton will testify along with former mayor rudy giuliani and others. homeland security is as

he did not come here to censor those pows who broke the accepted confederate paroles.culties that he or his comments had -- his comrades had. and said his focus was on healing and commemoration -- instead, his focus was on healing and commemoration. this event today provides us with the opportunity to remember those who died here, but also, to remember that even for the many survivors, their ordeal did not end here. theirtruggle to resume civilian lives. they suffered difficult times. they sought to construct a new heroic narrative. quoted here,ords we hear how deeply these pows the dead ensure that here be remembered. it is important to recognize that their mother captivity left lasting scars. thank you. [applause] mr. sellars: thank you, dr. gordon. way to goe is no easy from captivity to one of our nations most beloved songs, it its music and lyric of both the possibilities of a unified nation. we now present, "america the beautiful." ♪ ♪ [applause] mr. sellars: over 14 months, the united states soldiers, sailors, marines, and civilians were held captive here at and

you know, i wondered what happened to the rest of the company and my fellow pows, you know? >> hinojosa: what did you do to remain hopeful? i mean, how did you... >> hinojosa: it was hard. i went back and forth a lot, talking about, "this is it, today's the day i'm going to die." and then i would think, you know, "god brought me through the ambush for a reason. there's got to be a reason i'm still here." and i would think of my daughter. i would think of, "what am i going to do when i get home?" you know, you really go through everything. "i want to see this movie, i want to lose five pounds." you try to go... because... just to keep you going. i can't sit here and think about what's going on outside that cell door every minute. i'll go crazy. so i definitely thought of my life after. >> hinojosa: so there's a lot of talk about what happens when these soldiers are taken hostage. one of the other soldiers was jessica lynch. and you witnessed a little bit about what happened with jessica lynch's story. so talk to me a little bit about what the media sees, the story that is por

there's a examples of a couple of pow bows or sort of buffalo bill wild west type shows that were held using the native americans. hey also created ledger art on found paper using crayons or just ink and paper to both document the life that they remembered as well as what was happening here in st. augustine. so right now bev five different pieces that represent both of those aspects. so we have three pictures here. here we have two writers on -- riders on their horses. this is -- especially this rider is ducking down and firing a gun and this native american who was attempting to shoot him with a spear has been shot. and here we have two native americans on their horses. the native americans were taken to a circus and so here's some examples, two acrobats on a horse, so they have the reds and the -- one gentleman is holding up the other one while they ride on the horse. and here we have an acrobat on a horse -- excuse me -- an acrobat on a horse while a gentleman holds a piece of wood up to make the horse jump over. and here in the corner is a -- to me that looks very much like a nativ

you were there when some of the pows came out. i think there are very few american journalists that can tell that story today. we all see the news clips, the old newsreel footage things, but you saw them. >> so i did. i was lucky enough to be in vietnam before, during, and after the pull-out of the last american combat troops. i think a lot of people don't realize that the last american combat troops left at the end of march in 1973 and then the vietnam war went on for another two years fought by the south vietnamese military with diminishing military and financial support from the united states until saigon fell on april 30th, 1975. but after the last american combat troops left, i was sent to cover the release of the first americans who had been held in the south, in south vietnam, by the viet kong. it was like this whole circle of helicopters that came in and landed at the airport. and these totally bedraggled american soldiers got off. some limping. many emaciated. some seeming not to know where they were. but at the bottom of

king, pow, gandhi, jesus -- so we can ease into the ending of racism, not abruptly. act together. >> what do you think about interracial relationships? >> i think it's good. i think it's good. it's important, you know what i mean? we have to learn about each other's differences and cultures. like my sister married a black guy, he's a good guy. he's a lawyer. good to have a lawyer in your family, right? i never thought that my brother-in-law would be a brother-in-law. >> what do you think about white people? >> white people, they are all white. white people are cool, they are good, until they get fired. right? then they go postal and shoot everybody. when blacks and latinos get fired, it's about time, sucka. right? fire a white guy, i'm fired, what? i'll be back. go home, get the guns, come back, and they shoot everybody. i know because i'm filipino. a lot of filipinos work in the post office. you don't see filipinos in the news shooting people. if we're on the news, it's because we're the witness. i saw the whole thing from the back counter. the gun firing, it was bo

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they also say the noise would effect wildlife including sales and pows. it is set for 1:00 this afternoon at the ferry building. >>> turning back to the bay area. we almost did a 180 today. >> basically a 180. we started out with clouds but already clearing out right around the bay itself. still stubborn overcast. here is our live camera. just a few lingering clouds out there. for the most part that system we had yesterday is basically out of the region. once again the tsunami advisory is in place. we still have water moving in this region. that's advisory in place all due to the magnitude 8.3 quake in chile. it is the advisory to the south. at least for us we have higher clouds pushing into northern california. there you can pick out some of the low clouds and fog near the immediate coastline and out towards here and a few patches. the clearing skies for a good portion of the bay area. let's have a look at some of the current numbers out there. santa rosa 68 and san jose at last check reporting 69 degrees. nice reports of rainfall totals, here is a look

camp sumter military prison at andersonville georgia was built in the early -- in early 1864 to hold pows during the civil war. by the time it close, or over 45,000 soldiers were prison -- imprisoned there. from the will be live andersonville national historic site for a ceremony remembering the soldiers who died in captivity. keynote speakers include andeant major daily, history professor leslie gordon. we will be taking questions on facebook. ,hat is today, starting at noon eastern time. each week, american artifacts takes viewers into the archives, museums, and historic sites around the country. visit the national museum of health and medicine, just outside of washington dc, to see an artifact from a field hospital used during the war in iraq. >> we start our tour today with this object. what washe floor of batrauma baya-2 -- from a 2. during the height of the iraq war, this hospital served as the evacuation point where soldiers were treated for being flown to germany and eventually the united states for the next level of care. 2 is known as the place were treated. this piece of floor

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and then i hear pow pow, i hear two shots. so then after that i see people running and screaming, so he close the doors to the store. i turned off the lights and i told the customers that were in the store to get down. >> i had had seen that a person had been shot by a police officer. i immediately hit had the ground, so i'm really glad that i you had that reaction. you have never know if you are going to have that reaction. what i did was able to see someone that was forced to the ground by several policemen over by the food court. but my attention immediately went to the gentleman who was sitting next to me prior he was an older gentleman. i just made sure he was okay it seemed like a matter of seconds there was a police officer that came over and escorted us out of the train station. >> the name of the man that was killed, his name has not been released. the relationship not known between the man and the woman. unfortunately the day 9/11 it was not terrorism it was a simple domestic dispute, greta? >>> griff, thank you. on

on "this week" a stunning admission from samantha pow person when martha raddatz suggested the policy of training rebels doesn't seem to be working. >> totally fair, totally fair. it's more complex, i think, than we would have envisaged. >> reporter: aside from the meeting with vladimir putin, president obama is scheduled to meet with raul castro. the second face-to-face meeting since the u.s. and cuba restored diplomatic relations. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> we expect to learn more today about donald trump's tax reform plan. he said some low-income earners would be spared from taxes. there would be a substance tax reduction for the middle class. he departed sharply by saying he would raise taxes on the wealthiest americans. >>> a frightening moment for carly fiorina. she was answering questions when that happened. a large curtain backdrop tumbled down. she and two win on stage huddling together. shielding their heads. no one was injured. >>> john boehner says there will be no government shutdown this week. he predicts the house and senate will agree on a bill to fund the government

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