san antonio, texas, where you'll find art, culture, romance, authentic tex-mex, 50-plus golf courses, hundreds of attractions. san antonio--deep in the heart. and no-jet-lag, jet lag prevention. >> first mentioned in 1237, berlin and the berliners have suffered through the devastation of war and the pain and shame of being a divided city to once again come together. today, berlin encompasses 540 square miles and has a population of 3.5 million people. it's an ever-evolving city on the move, and the starting place for my germany and poland adventure. while berlin is a modern european capital, a tour of its tree-lined avenues offers a walk through history. the victory column hearkens back to the prussian empire, which evolved into the german state, personified by the reichstag. the former parliament's burning in 1933 led to the rise of national socialism, which ended with europe in ruins and the annihilation of millions, commemorated at the holocaust memorial. today, berlin is a multicultural, multireligious city where new synagogues are being built, thoughts of hot and cold wars are fa

. [♪] san antonio, texas.erza Área brian mullin pone coustible en una gasolinera. en la bomba vecina un hombre llena bidones de gasolina al lado de su camioneta. >>estaba a punto de decir: "seÑor, no haga eso". [♪] cutor: demasiado tarde. la elericidad estÁtica inflama los gases y conviertel vehÍculo en una antorcha. [♪] >>vi las llamas que salÍan de los bidones cargados por el hombre. era impresionante. y se avivaron de golpe, como una explosiÓn. ¡puf! [♪] locutor: el conductor salta para esquivar el fuego. pero lo hace sobre un charco de golina ardiendo. [♪] >>se incendiÓ. estaba completamente en llamas. fue cuando le dije "ruede, ruede"y empezÓ a rodar en el piso, pero se habÍa empapado en gasolina y ardÍa talmente. locutor: el teniente coronel reacciona corapidez. al tiempo qucorre se desviste. >>me quitÉ la camisa y la camiseta. empecÉ a sofocar el fuego, pero Él ardÍa. trataba de arrastrarse y yo tambiÉn querÍa itar que el fuego me quemara las piernas. el fuego hizo que sus zapatos se derritieran velozme

. >> san antonio, texas, where you'll find art, culture, romance, authentic texmex, 50-plus golf courses, and hundreds of attractions. san antonio, deep in the heart. and no-jet-lag, jet lag prevention. >> tokyo is 1,200 square miles. it consists of 23 wards, 26 cities, 5 towns, 8 villages, 9 island chains, and 12 million people. and from top of roppongi hill's tokyo city view, you can see it all except for the islands. but you also can see mt. fuji. mt. fuji is part of the suitcase full of can't-miss attractions that first-time visitors to tokyo expect to see. also high on their list are sites like the flashy neon lights and garish billboards of ginza and hoards of people swarming across shibuya scramble. ha ha! it's been said this intersection, called the scramble, where meiji street and shubuya station meet, was the model for the renovation of times square. well, all i can tell you, it's never felt as chaotic and wild and crazy in times square as it feels here. you don't escape the busy streets in tokyo subway. tokyo station is an underground city with scores of shops and restaurants.

morning commuters, ...and gin and tonic lovers in san antonio texas,.../ after 30 thousand pounds of limes... scattered along a stretch of highway..../ police say... an 18 wheeler... lost control ... making a sharp turn,... and dumped... its fruit.../ it took workers... most of the morning ...to clean up the mess.../ they had a coronoa... afterwads... no lime. and a good day for a kansas family who finally has the remains of their late grandmother back, after losing them in an unusual place. a few weeks ago, wichita liquor store owner charlie nguyen found an unusual container left on his counter. turned out they were a box of cremated ashes. he posted flyers, took out an ad on craigslist, but no one claimed them. until he got on the local news. that's when kathleen leonard realized her son had left them on the counter, while digging through his pockets for change. she says she'll have a talk with her son about being more respectful with his grandma's ashes. still ahead, it's a nuisance for firefighters and a danger to the community, as gangs firebomb the same house a dozen times in t

. >> "joseph rosendo's travelscope" is made possible by san antonio, texas, where you'll find art, culture, romance, authentic tex-mex, 50-plus golf courses, and hundreds of attractions. san antonio--deep in the heart. and no-jet-lag jet lag prevention. >> founded along the banks of the saint lawrence river in 1642, montreal has grown to become the largest city in the french-speaking province of quebec and the second largest city in canada. for 26 miles along the saint lawrence river, from old montreal to beyond mount royal, there are numerous neighborhoods, cultures, and attractions. join me on my montreal, quebec, canada, adventure. like most visits to montreal, mine begins in old montreal, where my guide nathalie takes me to the place d'youville, where the 1893 obelisk honors the first settlers and the original site of the mission ville-marie. so this spot is where it all began, where montreal began. >> it is. actually, ville-marie, the name of the first settlement, it started here in 1642. you've got the saint lawrence river right ahead of us. so it created a v-shaped piece of land, ve

san antonio, texas, where you'll find art, culture, romance, authentic tex-mex, 50-plus golf courses,d hundreds of attractions. san antonio--deep in the heart. and no-jet-lag, jet lag prevention. >> at the heart of europe, switzerland epitomizes alpine beauty and adventure, and no place says switzerland more than zermatt. as your train climbs through the stunning mattertal valley towards the car-free mountain village, your anticipation rises with the countryside. you're about to meet mountain royalty, and once in zermatt, the first thing you wish to do is pay homage to her majesty. standing here at the sunnegga overlook under the influence of the almost 15,000-foot matterhorn, it's hard to believe there was a time when the matterhorn wasn't an attraction. in fact, the subsistence farmers and shepherds who lived here either tried to ignore the mountain or were afraid of it. in the 19th century, the mountain was discovered by the rest of the world, and these days, more than two million visitors a year come here to zermatt just for the privilege of gazing upon it. there are 38 peaks in t

live from san antonio, texas. >> no deal in san francisco and that means hundreds of thousands of commutersre without a ride. the union for the bart public rail system went on strike friday, the second time in four months. lisa joins us now. i imagine that every day this goes on people get more and more frustrated. >> that's right. absolutely. frustration is growing. i can tell you that now. the bart strike is on the minds of everyone we spoke with - those working saturdays, those that are small business owners and have social plans on this side of the water. bart trains run beneath the bay, which is how people get from oat land to san francisco. they can't do that. stations are closed, locked up, no trains running. those we spoke to seem to have an opinion on this strike. >> a lot of people were missing at work. they couldn't make it to work. they couldn't make it. bart wasn't running. i had to do their work. >> the economic implication of the bart issue is it goes both ways. it goes to small businesses, and employees of the bart. workers of the bart. if the workers do not earn enough mone

san antonio, texas, it was wet over the weekend. more showers and more storms and the big picture.io valley, all's get a lot of sunshine. pretty warm. waiting are to the big cold surge. highs in the 60s and 70s eastern seaboard. that will continue today and all the troublesome weather in the middle of the country with showers and storms. but, yeah, be interesting to see what red sox fan -- if your team wins late you want to go to work because you can brag. even though you're on three hours sleep. >> all empty chairs. >>> coming up on "morning joe" a couple of familiar faces to protest the government shutdown. what they said and how it could impact negotiations as we draw very close to the debt ceiling deadline. when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler and weekend box office where "gravity" is trying to hang on and "snl's" take on the movie. did you see it and tied to the government shutdown. pretty funny stuff. "way too early" after this. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know t

and i googuys, what's more amai how widespread this is. 300 miles west of san antonio, texas. in fact, the average per capita income here is now higher than that of silicon valley. put that in your cowboy hat and smoke it, suzy. >> i wish i had a cowboy hat-bring one back for me. thanks so much, brian sullivan from midland, texas. read more about the energy boom in texas and its economic impact on our website, nbr.com. >>> and coming up, how the jpmorgan settlement could end up costing people hunting for a mortgage. but first, how composites and treasuries performed today. >>> a top federal reserve official thinks the government shutdown will delay the expected start of the fed's tapering of its stimulus program. with two more central meetings left this year, one in october, the other in december, charles evans, the president of the chicago federal reserve bank, expressed doubt that there could be any pullback that soon. >>> and a bit of a setback for existing home sales in september. sales of previously occupied homes declined almost 2% last month. as rising mortgage rates an

c-span: who is judge terry mcdonald of the 186th district court in san antonio, texas? >> guest: judge mcdonald is a judge in san antonio, texas, who has acquired a reputation for being pretty soft on crime. in one case, which was just shocking, he actually released a man who had had something like 23 convictions over the course of a very short life. and judge mcdonald released him, let him out of jail, and then a month later this guy showed up at his girlfriend's apartment and killed her. and if he had not been released by judge mcdonald, he would--that woman would probably still be alive today. c-span: there's a quote in here from judge mcdonald, and it--you say he explained to you... >> guest: yes. c-span: he said, 'i look for the good in people. the easy thing for a judge to do is to send everyone to prison and to disregard the fact that some crimes are committed by basically good people who deserve a second chance.' >> guest: well, i don't think that's a very good excuse for freeing somebody who winds up killing his girlfriend. i think that judges--their duty is to

. >> narrator: though san antonio texas might be remembered for the alamo, today, it's one of the fastest-growing cities in america. but increased growth also brings increased problems. >> for the longest period, san antonio was known as a large city with a small-town mentality. san antonio is the 7th largest growing city in the country. >> narrator: no more apparent than just outside downtown in the solid brick fortress that is the bear county jail. it's where anyone charged with criminal acts in san antonio will surely spend some time. >> my father always said nobody comes to jail for being nice. one thing we have to remember is people coming to jail have not been found guilty yet. >> most of the 3500 men and women housed in bear county have only been charged with crimes under awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. others have been convicted and are serving short sentences or are awaiting trial in prison. he is currently awaiting charges of assault and vehicle theft, to which he's pled not guilty. >> i've been cut with razors, all around here. i mean, i got cut with a knife when this

. ♪ >>> san antonio, texas is synonymous with the 1836 battle of the alamo.he mission turned fort still stands at the heart of downtown as a symbol of honor and bravery. today, however, a very different war rages in san antonio, as two rival gangs shed blood in a power struggle to control a wide range of criminal activity, including drugs, prostitution, and human trafficking. and this turf war has expanded from the streets to inside the walls of san antonio's bear county jail. >> traditionally the mexican mafia, an outgrowth of a prison gang, had been a controlling gang here in san antonio, but here lately because members of the mexican mafia are getting older and some younger groups have come in and it's creating a lot of problems for us here at the bexar county jail. >> the capacity for 4,500 men and women, bexar county jail is larger than many state prisons. most of the inmates here are pretrial detainees, meaning they have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting the resolution of their cases. but that doesn't stop violence. >> code 2! >> code 2. an

. >>> a holiday party in san antonio, texas, delivered more than a fright.re the party was in full swing. all of the party-goers were able to get out safely but a family dog was killed in the flames. it was caused by candles or incense burning in the mobile home. >>> on the eve of the marathon where 30-40,000 are expected, hundreds participate in the marine corps helping kids fun run. and will >>> tomorrow, more than 40,000 runners will compete in the marine corps marathon. today, kids from 5-12 years old took part in a one-mile race. some of them were running for family members serving overseas. >> i ran the marathon for my step dad in afghanistan. >> in these times of cutbacks, you know, even when you can give $1,000-$1500 to a p.e. program and are able to use that money to buy gym equipment, you know it's a good thing. >> marine corps partners with national and local businesses to provide stipens for school programs to keep them open. road closures will be from 6:00 in the morning to tomorrow afternoon. visit our website at wusa9.com to find out about t

john robison, san antonio, texas. i was able to put killing jesus down.r ful writer but a poor interviewer. you ask a question and then answer it. it saves time, john. p.j. mullenberg, oklahoma. drove to florida and was very entertained listening to the audio of "killing lincoln." coming back i listened to "killing jesus" and it was more exhilerating. bill, liked your tip about helping senior citizens. with that in mind, i'd like to take you to dinner. there is a future for you in comedy, brian, but it may not be in this country. maybe lapland. all right. tip of the day on the senior citizen circuit. as you may know, paul mccartney, age 71, elton john, 66, have each released new albums. think about that. both men are rock icons, have sold hundreds of millions of records and are still creating stuff. elton john's entitled "diving bell" sold about 70 million a month. not bad, but paul mccartney's is doing better. ♪ ♪ just in time, when i was searching for the rock, you come around ♪ ♪ we can do what we want, we can live as we choose ♪ >> not under obama car

carlo key was a republican judge from san antonio, texas, but today announced that he'll seek re-elections a democrat. and judging by his video, it's pretty here he blames fellow texan ted cruz for taking the gop in the wrong direction. >> i believe that justice demands fairness. it requires careful and intelligence probing of evidence. and above all else, justice can only be served without prejudice towards race, color, creed, or whom we choose to love. that is why i can no longer be a member of the republican party. for too long the republican party has been at war with itself. rational republican beliefs have given way to ideological character assassinations. pragmatism and -- make no mistake. i have not left the republican party. it left me. >> finally, conan o'brien is a cable news viewer because last night he put together this tribute video which includes my colleagues and a catchy theme song. >> with the latest government crisis, all the pundits on cable news channels have had so much to work with, so much to talk about. but remember they don't just do a lot of talking on cable new

received a standing ovation from texas federation of republican women's state convention in san antonio, texas>> thank you. that is a slightly different reception than i get in washington, d.c. and having spent the past month up in d.c., it is really great to be back in america. >> get it? earlier the same day, cruz spoke to the texas medical association in austin, texas. just a quick recap, in case you found that confusing. senator cruz, having flown in from the foreign country of washington, d.c., to his home state of texas, is right now celebrating his great big homecoming in his home state of texas. the houston tea party is more than willing to offer up its adoration, but cruz has become one of the most polarizing figures in national politics. he almost single-handedly shut down the government. and this weekend he showed no regret and no recalibration. >> the house republicans marched into battle courageously, and the senate republicans should have come in like the cavalry to support them. unfortunately, a significant chunk of senate republicans instead came like the air force and began bo

two people who were very interesting -- one told me straight up he was a tea party member in san antonio, texasand said if you have a fight about obamacare, that should be separate and apart from keeping the doors of government open. a woman in texas told me the same thing. perhaps the best statement i have had came from an air force man, and airmen who serves in the 23rd district who wrote me while i and many others appreciate the gratitude expressed in times like these, we have also become weary of the same. whatever the actions of our national leaders -- when ever the actions of our national leaders have a negative impact on us as government employees, what seems to have become the norm over the last few years is the same rhetoric. we don't want to hear how appreciative our leaders are great we want them to show their attitude through deeds, passing a fiscally sound budget. thank you so much. >> the gentleman from texas is recognized. the gentleman from georgia is recognized print >> at this time, i am pleased to yield 1.5 eloquence the strong, advocate for veterans, the gentleman from georg

they'll be in san antonio, texas, later this hour after a stop earlier in austin. she says the obama care website is improving day by day. she says her focus is on making the site perfect. at a stop in phoenix yesterday, she had a message for critics to say she should step down. >> well, the majority of people causing for me to resign i would say are people who i don't work for. and who do not want this program to work in the first place. i have had frequent conversations with the president and i've committed to him that my role is to get the program up and running and we do just that. >> sebelius is expected to testify before a house committee next week about the problems with the obama care website. that should be a lively, hively session. the obama administration also coming under fire outside washington as international allies demand answers on spying. is the u.s. monitoring their cell phones? we're going to go through all the allegations the administration's response, that's next. she's always been able to brighten your day. it's just her way. but your erectil

and san antonio, texas. democrats line. for the volunteer income tax assistance program, which is a free tax preparer program. it's all over the country. i live in a poor city of san antonio, texas, the majority of the work i do there involves the earned income tax credit. we go through an extensive training program where we spend at least two or three days teaching how to calculate the earned income tax credit. i would say the majority of the ones that i do as a volunteer involved the earned income tax credit. when i see the people's faces light up -- these are people making like $20,000 a year with three children. all right, they get $8,000 earned income tax credit, but that is what support to these people. i think it is a great, great help to people. it just needs to work better. and the people have to be able to get it. and income tax preparer would charge a $1000 to add on the cost of that. and i think the public needs to be made aware of it. all over the country there is the voluntary tax assistance program where you

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. >>> there is something new at the san antonio airport in texas to help ease the stress for all the travelers there. it's a program called puffs in planes. all the puffs -- pups in planes. they hang out in the terminal for travelers to enjoy. >> we asked them if they would like to pet them. we explained the program to them and it really brightens their day. >> it's sweet and human in a place that has a lot of technology, a lot of people, a lot of hustle and bustle. and it's just that minute of peace. >> calm down before you get on the plane. san antonio is the fifth airport in the country to offer pup ambassadors. >>> you have to see the results of this dream diet. the healthy results of a meal plan with sausage and beer. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, breakfast: the countywide 'automated >>> palo alto fire department used an unusual tactic to get the word out of about a charity pancake breakfast. the automated emergency notification system sent messages to 27,000 people about saturday's big charity event. the chief of the fire department says his agency did nothing wrong and there were very fe

we're adding a very important market in san antonio, texas, south texas, brownsville texas.t new hospital under construction in new bronsville, texas. we'll have $3 billion in revenues just in texas, a fifth of total revenues. the bigger you are today although a difficult environment, as those gain coverage, that will provide upside for us. >> pretty amazing strategy. you go to where uninsured are because they're going to be insured and then you're in a position to service them. >> those are also states that have great demographics, growing, creating jobs and particularly in texas, a great economy. >> you won't have the emergency room problem anymore. to sign on full force with obama care, trevor, did you get pay break on cost containment for most hospitals? i don't know who's at fault for rising health care obviously. we've seen how hospital bills come in. it's like you've got to be kidding me for aspirin. was it a deal you get the emergency rooms covers but you don't have to worry about getting squeezed on margins if you agree to do it? >> the deal is not quite that good,

next up, loser, san antonio, texas, democratic line. i am retired military. stayed 23 years in the military and then i moved to san antonio, went to work for the sheriff's department and i have been sitting here for the last seven years watching c-span. my father told me when i was a never vote for a republican as long as you live. i'm going to tell you why, give me a moment. when you talk about debt and the tom a it is all about the have and the have-nots. take care of the sick the elderly and people that cannot do for themselves. republicans take care of the rich, the powerful, and the crooked people. also, when they shut down the government, that cost us $24 billion. $24 billion could have been spent for americans, whether they were democrats or republicans, to put people back to work. the republicans, it is all about policy. are you still there? host: we are listening to you. ever -- have you followed your dad's advice question mark have you ever voted for a republican? caller: the best thing he ever told me -- i followed his advice. i have never voted re

texas this weekend. and dana bash is traveling with senator ted cruz in san antonio. >> reporter: in washington senator teded characters in politics but here in his home state of texas he is revered and got a standing ovation from a roomful of 800 texas republican women saying he did exactly what they wanted him to, standing up for principle. he said in an interview he is doing the right thing and it's the republicans in the senate he had the strongest words for. >> somebody said it was like an intervention, and so many colleagues were saying why are you doing this, and really they were angry at you. i am wondering on a human level, they told me that you didn't flinch. on a human level that has to be bothering you, and to have fellow republicans so angry at you? >> not remotely. >> why? >> because the people i work for are the men and women you just saw, i work for 26 million texans, and that's my job to work for them, and i don't work for the party bosses in washington, i work for the people of texas, and far too many people get elected and they think they are there to be part of the club. you know what w

san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. right now we want to take you down to texas, this is near san antonio. okay, we're not getting that yet. this is from aptos, santa cruz county looking at the cause of a destructive fire. look at these pictures soon after the flames broke out at about with 1:00 this morning, these were on the hills above aptos. structe destroyed. crews had to evacuate the homes within two blocks. crews were able to control this. we're happy to report nobody was hurt. >> pg&e is expected in court on the peninsula today over a natural gas pipeline shutdown due to safety concerns. that known as line 147 runs along brittan avenue. city leaders say the utility plans to ask a judge to reverse friday's court order requiring pg&e to shut down the line. city leaders requested the shutdown citing an eternal e-mail from a pg&e engineer raising concerns about safety. the e-mail asks, quote, are we sitting on another san bruno? end quote. utility says line 147 is safe but the city manager is hoping that the utility will have to provide proof before it's allowed to operate that line ag

the only spot that will get more rain than you would like, texas from san antonio to houston, periods saturday and sunday. and then you get a cold break and then it quickly ends. it's long lasting into next week. >> yeah. thank you, bill. appreciate it. >>> coming up to the top of the hour, pointing fingers down in d.c. a hearing to figure out the root of the problem with the health care website. what is next in figuring out what went wrong? when we come back we will have around the cooler. >>> colbert is hot about changing the uniform and he is not taking it quietly. "way too early" will be right back. [ woman #1 ] why do i cook? because an empty pan is a blank canvas. [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. [ woman #3 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make it delicious with swanson. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. hall we do is go out to dinner.? that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at

texas. >> san antonio con 93 grados mucho mÁs calida la situaciÓn que para nosotros aquÍ en la costa oestecondiciÓn fÍsica. >> el famoso entrenador de las estrellas estÁ cambiando mas vidas que nunca pero a travÉs de su propio testimonio desde el lanzamiento de su libro, miles estÁn devorando cada una de sus palabras con la esperanza de transformar sus cuerpos. >> pasÓ de ser un niÑo gordito a uno de los expertos de salud mÁs entre hispanos. >> se ha encargado de enseÑar a otros a bajar de peso sin perder energÍa, su lecciÓn es bÁsica, comer varias veces al dÍa de manera saludable. >> escuchen bien, no hay pastillas, no hay nada de la manera en que vas a absorber la proteÍna para crear mÚsculo que quieres es comer cada tres horas. >> este boricua no siempre fue delgado, naciÓ pesando mÁs de 12 libras y desde niÑo sufriÓ mucho por su gordura. >> no era un niÑo feliz, no era un niÑo que jugaba porque no querÍan jugar conmigo. >> fernÁndez transformÓ las burlas y el rechazo en algo positivo, hizo de su experiencia una vocaciÓn, se preparo como nutricionista y entrenador. confiesa que la lucha

right here in south texas the area had a foot of rain, estimated by the radar, just south of san antonio, at the sensor, flash flooding occurring in south texas, the flood warnings still in effect and even a few warnings in central to west texas, an area that needs the drought? but a little too much rain causing flooding. a little more storm, south dakota, winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings that are in effect because we're seeing a lot of rain plus snow right over where this storm is developing. just now developing spinning here in nebraska, south dakota, a lot of the rain will begin to push to the east. there is severe weather potential in iowa, that rain by 6:00 is moving out of the dakotas. by tomorrow morning here is the rain just west of chicago. the snow is in south dakota. this is a large storm that will impact the area for at least the next 24 to 48 hours. stormy weather tomorrow fur 67 and dropping -- are 58 but dry on wednesday. the heating continues in houston and memphis, eventually that will make its way to the northeast. the area of the typhoon, are continu

texas. y san antonio con 93 grados.s angeles y paso contigo natalia a los estudios. mucho calor de ti de los angeles. mi querida jacquie. gracias por el informe del tiempo. >>> vamos a cambiar de tema hablaremos de quÉ les parece de salud, de ejercicio y condiciÓn fÍsica. josÉ fernÁndez, el famoso entre fardo de las estrellas, estÁ cambiando mÁs vidas que nunca. esta vez por su propio testimonio del lan zam de su libro. miles de born sus palabras con esperanza de transformar sus cuerpos. judith ferrer hablÓ con este boricua, que pasÓ de un niÑo gordito a un experto de salud mÁs propalar entre los hispanos. >>> josÉ fernÁndez se ha dedicado en los Últimos 18 aÑos a enseÑar a otros a bajar de peso sin perder energÍa. su lecciÓn es bÁsica, comer varias veces al dÍa de manera saludable. >>> escuchen bien, no hay pastillas, no hay crema, no hay nada. de la Única forma que tu metabolismo va funcionar rÁpido y absorber la proteÍna para crear el nÚmero que tiene, los glÚteos de acero, comiendo cada 3 horas este boricua no siemp

san antonio. where every loyal texas an remembers the alamo, this text an won't ever forget battling invaders outsidee is asleep when he hears noise and breaking glass downstairs. mike thinks it's his wife and tries to go back to sleep, but makes a horrifying discovery. he opens his eyes just in time to see an intruder at the foot of his bed. >> when he reached for my tv, i knew this was a robbery. >> the robber escapes down the stairs. >> i decided to arm myself first, so i ran around my bed, grabbed my knife. >> mike runs outside, but drops the knife in a struggle, trying to stop two would-be robbers from escaping in a get-away car. a neighbor's security camera records what happens next. >> that's when i saw a third person running through my neighbor's yard, trying to catch up to the car. and there is no way i'm going to let this guy get away on foot. >> mike's prison guard training and instincts kick in. he tackles the robber and uses a martial arts hold to choke him into submission. >> i just planned to hold him until the cops got there. >> mike doesn't know it, but a neighbor calls police. help

san antonio. we'll be watching most of the rain leaving texas by about 4:00 or 5:00 today moving into areas of louisiana, alabama, mississippi. so it looks like at least the lone star state will clear out after today. the forecast high, it's cool. highs only in the 50s for a good chunk of the middle half of the country and enjoy the warm air in the med atlantic coast to the southeast because about a week from now, it looks like significant changes are coming. that's your national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. so temperatures are still very warm for this time of year. if you look at 88 in orlando, charlotte at 77, even new york city near 70 degrees. all of those temperatures are before average. >>> so that is the only big weather headline out there is about a week from now, i think we'll be talking cold and snow possibility through t possibly through the great lakes. >> so enjoy these last nice days. thank, bill 37. >>> an american hero recognized with the nation's highest honor. >>> plus the battle between harry bellefonte, and the estate of martin luther king jr., and

texas. you're looking at live pictures of the aftermath of an oil well explosion. this is near san antoniois is in cairns county there. there was an explosion and fire. one person apparently was injured, air lifted to a local hospital according to cnn. seven miles of highway 80 in that area has been shut down. so breaking news. oil well explosion near san antonio. one person injured. we'll keep our eye on the situation. >>> and back here in san francisco we have developing news. police are investigating the mysterious death of a seven month old baby. abc 7 news reporter amy holifield joins us live from the glen park neighborhood with the investigation and what we know about the baby. >> reporter: kristin, police are in the baby's home. you can see an officer standing there in the front. they have been here for a couple of hours. they are trying to figure out what happened and why this baby died. this home is on monterey at acadia here in san francisco, but there are also officers investigating at san francisco general hospital. that's where the mother showed up about 12:30 this morning wit

they are in a drought in texas, but a little too much rain leading to flooding especially south of san antonio. they picked up a half inch of rain and estimating a foot of rain, so big flooding problems in south texas. the flood warnings continue, and also a wind advisory that is farther north with another storm. these are all the warnings and advisories. we're seeing winter storm warnings. big storm here that is just starting to develop. you see this spi spin developin, and it is windy with the possibility of even more flooding. now here's the future weather outlook here by 6:00 very heavy rain with storms loo look likel. that's moving to the dakotas pushing to the east. that's just in western south dakota. already too much rain and snow on the ground, the moisture is saturated, and this rain coming down and can't go anywhere. that's why flood warnings are issued there. the storms will move through the midwest, minnesota and the great lakes. that cold air there, the snow is drying out just a bit, just light snow but certainly in an indication of how cold the air is behind this storm. you can