five employees were arrested from universal orlando and two from sea world. so far, 32 had been convicted. eight have pled not guilty. and two have not entered a plea. to be clear, none of these cases involve children or teenagers visiting the parks. however, according to law enforcement, despite the most stringent background checks, child sexual predators are still being hired. >> do you think that it was wrong to come here to meet a 14-year-old? >> reporter: this is 40-year-old allen treester who police say advertised himself online as big teddy bear for younger chaser. he was a concierge at disney's animal kingdom lodge, previously working the toy story ride. this is treester getting arrested after police say he showed up to meet what he thought was a 14-year-old boy, hoping, according to his text messages, to fulfill a fantasy. treester was actually communicating with an undercover detective. he has pled not guilty. however, listen to what he tells detectives during his interrogation. he actually confesses to having sex with a teenage boy, just 3 1/2 week

sea world denies that and says close connect between trainers and animals allows better care. >> we don'tty with animals in the wild so they are hidden behind a vail. >> the analysis of government data shows orcas born at sea world live about as long as they would in the wild. >>> well, if you missed last night's super moon, you're in luck. you can catch it again tonight. in fact, it's starting to come out right now. we can see it there. this is a live look from the camera. this happens three time as year with the first occurrence this weekend. it occurs when the moon is a built closer to the earth and the effect is magnified when it happens the same time as a full moon. look for the other two super moons in august, as well as september. cool to look at. just head outside, although it's breezy in some spots. >> breezy and clouds are moving into the bay. i was able to get a nice shot of the super moon earlier. now the clouds are in the way and you can see them moving in with live doppler 7 hd starting to spill into the bay right now. this live shot from our roof camera looking towards the

five employees were arrested from universal orlando and two from sea world. so far, 32 have been convicted, 8 have plead not guilty and two have not entered a plea. to be clear, none of these cases involved children or teenagers visiting the parks, however, according to law enforcement, despite the most stringent background checks. child sexual predators are still being hired. >> do you think it was wrong to come here to meet a 14-year-old? >> this is 40-year-old ail hn treesister who police say advertised himself as big teddy bear for young chaser. he was a concierge at animal kingdom lodge. previously working the toy story ride. he showed up to meet what he thought was a 14-year-old boy, hoping, according to his text messages to fulfill a fantasy. treester was communicating with an undercover detective. he has plead not guilty. however, listen to what he tells dw detectives during his interrogation. he confesses to having sex with a teenaged boy. just three and a half weeks before this polk county sting. >> he still went there for that. to have sex with the

look, disney, universal, sea world all insist they are, right?ll the parks take immediate action when this happens. none of those individuals are still working at the park. and we pointed out that there were no teenagers or children visiting the parks that were assaulted. but clearly, more can be done. that's where congressman ross comes in. look, we need to give them more tools and as a policy maker he says, that's what i can do. the sheriff made it very clear, too, the predators go where the children are so the congressman, in particular, wants to provide that extra tool so these places have an option, another option to try and prevent these guys from getting hired. >> i think parents know this is not just a problem at theme parks. >> oh, absolutely not. and congressman dennis ross pointed that out as well. he said this is a calling to law enforcement officers across the country. if you did aggressive sex stings like sheriff judd, can you imagine how many predators would you catch across the country? they mentioned schools, theme parks, churche

oop and theme parks has been arrested since 2006. 5 universal studio employees and employees from sea world have also been arrested. two cases of child pornography have been found but no employees had a prior history of sex crimes before they were hired. >>> they destroyed 35 pounds of snails. there were 67 live giant african-american snails which came from nigeria. somebody tried to bring them through customs inside two plastic baskets. it will eat almost anything including the paint off of a stucco building. >>> well, they followed the discovery of mosquitos. pesticides will be centered around stevens creek boulevard starting at 11:00 p.m. weather permitting. there is increased concern and they can let lead to fogging. >>> and federal funding is about to run out which could put many transportation project in jeopardy and the critical debate happening today. >>> and it may not be as secure as you think, the loophole that could leave your home vulnerable to burglars. >>> we are starting off nicely on the bay bridge and we will watch where traffic is starting to get busier. >>> rain is just

sea world and universal studios say they have zero tolerance and say they do everything they can.heriff grady judge said child oriented businesses to polygraph would be employees. congress man ross, thanks for being with us. why do you think this legislation is necessary? >> it's another tool in the tool box. the act was passed 25 years ago and we didn't have internet access and advances we have today. we need to allow employers to find out who they are hiring if they deal with minor children in these types of situations. you know, as we saw from the earlier interviews, those that had background checks usually can get caught but if we can allow for a polygraph and when the perspective employee goes in there knowing they will be polygraphed, it allows the employer an opportunity to find the background out and if it prevents the next event from happening and the next victim from occurring, we made tremendous strides with our laws. >> so let me ask you about that because as you know, polygraph tests have proven to be inaccurate and not admissible in courts because of the inaccuracies

like recycling and energy efficient light bulbs and not throwing old car batteries into the tank at sea worldse greens had me seeing red until this new trend blew my mind. (laughter) ma ghenta. >> if you see a truck in front of you belching out clouds of thick black smoke, could be trouble. or could be a new trend called rolling coal. >> drivers paying thousands of dollars to shoot black smoke at other people on the road. >> a new trend called rolling coal. >> rolling coal, that's what it is calling. >> ow, rolling coal or as we used to call it a-- for too long those earth huggers have shoved their agenda down our throat. finally there is a way to shove our agenda down their lungs. so how does rolling coal work? or based on what i know about exhaust systems, not. >> the way this works is diesel vehicles are modified to increase fuel to the engine. the extra fuel that it burns off as thick black smoke. and if you add in a smoke stack or two the cost of rigging your rig to roll coal can be about $5,000. >> stephen: $5,000. sounds like a lot but it's way cheaper than strapping a webber to your t

. >> the analysis of government data shows orcas born at sea world live about as long as they would in the wild. >>> it's time to get a look at our weekend weather. frances dinglasan has the latest. >> a gorgeous weekend ahead but saw quite a few clouds at the coast. you can see live doppler 7hd clear around the bay and inland. you can also see with this live shot from the exploratorium towards the bay bridge. there's a small craft advisory for the bay until 11:00. winds from the west, 25 knots. san francisco, 60. oakland, 65. san car lazy, 66 -- carlos, 66, half moon bay, 57. clear over the south bay. san jose, 70s. fairfield and concord, 79 right now. from the east bay, as we look out towards the west, we can see the clouds right at the coast. we'll start to spill in overnight so we'll see increasing clouds, warmer temperatures tomorrow, and then a summer spread next week where we see 60s at the coast and 90s inland. so tonight, the clouds move into parts of the bay and even some valleys. so we'll wake up to temperatures in the mid-fifths in. so to the overnight lows will be 54 in sa

. >> the analysis of government data shows orcas born at sea world live about as long as they would in the wild. >>> it's time to get a look at our weekend weather. frances dinglasan has the latest. >> a gorgeous weekend ahead but saw quite a few clouds at the coast. you can see live doppler 7hd clear around the bay and inland. you can also see with this live shot from the exploratorium towards the bay bridge. there's a small craft advisory for the bay until 11:00. winds from the west, 25 knots. san francisco, 60. oakland, 65. san car lazy, 66 -- carlos, 66, half moon bay, 57. clear over the south bay. san jose, 70s. fairfield and concord, 79 right now. from the east bay, as we look out towards the west, we can see the clouds right at the coast. we'll start to spill in overnight so we'll see increasing clouds, warmer temperatures tomorrow, and then a summer spread next week where we see 60s at the coast and 90s inland. so tonight, the clouds move into parts of the bay and even some valleys. so we'll wake up to temperatures in the mid-fifths in. so to the overnight lows will be 54 in sa

eye before he gets across talk let's jump into the sea world update now to libya where more than one hundred fifty people have died during weeks of militia clashes there the fiercest fighting was for control of tripoli airport it claimed almost one hundred lives. the u.k. germany and italy have nationals to leave the country and the u.s. and british embassies have all been evacuated libya is suffering its worst violence since the two thousand and eleven civil war with the government routinely outgunned by islamist rebels. and liberia is trying to prevent the spread of the deadly ebola virus mass gatherings in the country and up ahead and border crossings have been closed the fatal incurable disease has already claimed over six hundred seventy lives in west africa but the epidemic which began in february is the most severe in recorded history. and to america where fourteen people have been struck by lightning along the california coast one man was killed by the freak storm and nine other people taken to hospital two of them still in a critical condition of beachgoers had no idea what

finally check out sea world in world doe that will run you $80. >> not bad. >> hello it's me.the inspiration behind the latest phone scam that is making its way around the country. >> it is called spoofing. even though it sounds like a practical joke it is the latest phone scam and pretty sophisticated. they have figured out a way to make your own phone number or a phone number one or two digits off show up on your caller id. the idea making you curious enough to answer the phone. they know using the victim owner's similar phone numbers will ill lewd call screening services. chances are your number is not on the black list of illegal tell marketers? what can you do to protect yourself? don't give up on your call screening, privacy star, true caller and white pages among others. federal trade commission do not call are on there setting out these cscam alerts. bottom line be a call screener. if the caller really needs to get in touch with you he or she will leave a message. >> that's what i do. i am always a screener. i am notorious for it. >> it is 10 minutes before the hour. a

. >>> study finds marine mammals survival rate at sea world are near the tom at u.s -- top at u.s. parks. survival rates exceed the estimates for those animals in the wild. killer whales born in captivity are equal to those in the wild. break throughs improved the -- threws improved the life expectancy. activists say in the wild killer whales are social creatures that swim huge distances and it is cruel to confine them and they argue they could become more aggressive when kept in captivity. >>> back to our weather now. our chief meteorologist bill martin is off. meteorologist mark tamayo filling in again tonight. nice day out there. >> once again. no big changes in the weather pattern except into the holiday weekend. you will notice a bump in the numbers. right now, though, we have clear skies across the bay area. the latest on the satellite. some patchy fog near the shoreline. south of the golden gate bridge. pacifica. half moon bay as well. current numbers out there, it is 82 degrees in novato. san jose upper 70. lots of 80s towards fairfield, concord, walnut creek. livermore 85

probably talked for at least an hour, just about my trip coming out here, we were going to go to sea world and the san diego zoo, and she was like, if you knew how much of an animal lover she is, you would know how excited she was about that trip. >> reporter: but the next morning erin corwin vanished without a trace. she had been scoping out locations in the joshua national park when she went missing. her husband in the u.s. marine corps reported her disappearance the following day. a week from the air and by foot, search teams continue to look for corwin, her disappearance is suspicious with homicide investigators taking the lead in this case. >> we know that she is out there, it's just a matter of us trying to figure out exactly where. we are also looking at it as a potential criminal investigation. so we don't want to destroy any evidence that we may be able to recover. >> reporter: earlier this week, police did find erin's car in 29 palms near the military base where her husband is stationed. he's not been charged, and no other clues have surfaced. for corwin's mother she didn't belie

five employees were also arrested from universal orlando and two from sea world. a heart stopping rescue ap cured on come raw. take a look at this. (applause) >> those are rescuers pulling out a toddler who had been playing on a farm. he stumbled into a whole that was 18 feet deep. it was too narrow for his parents to climb in and rescue him so rescuers had to dig a tunnel to reach the 18 month old boy. he was trapped for 7 hours before he was pulled out. >> you ask yourself how it happens once but twice in one month? two children and one who is just four years old caught yet again taking a car for a joy ride in wisconsin. we talked with the driver who saw the kid whiz by. >> it was just a very strange moment. >> he was driving through this wooded area in washington county. >> i saw a young kid was driving the vehicle. >> text ter made this emergency call. >> i passed a car that looks like about a 10-year-old was driving it. >> it looked like he wasn't tall enough to see over it so he is looking through the steering wheel as he was driving. >> by the time they cau

and she -- we were talking about going to the zoo and to sea world and erin is the most avid animal lover. people call her the animal whisperer. she has a sister that calls her ella mae. if there is an animal involved she can get it to do what she wants it to do. >> we hope you get that phone call tonight and that's a good phone call, of course, we have certainly put it out if anybody knows anything they should call immediately. thank you and let us know if we can help you in any way. >> okay. thank you very much. >> news tonight about the irs scandal and lois lerner's lost emails. one conservative group though knows what it will take to solve the miss strif the vanished emails. hear from the group's leader next. new information about the georgia toddler left to die in a sweltering hot car. find out what police are looking for now. >>> the irs under increasing pressure to find emails they t. claims vanished. poof. victim of hard drive crash. this week a federal judge will hold a hearing at a conservative group's request to hold investigation regarding the missing emails. the group is true

getting ready to pack the family van and head to central florida's disney world, universal studios or sea world what we found. a pattern of theme park employees arrested in sex stings in after work hours. >> reporter: they're people you would least expect, some are married with children.

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passionate debate over whether orcas should be held in captivity for entertainment as they are at sea world around the world, many have been engaged in a longer discussion about keeping killer whales in captivity. the documentary focuses on one whale who figured in the deaths of three of his trainers. public displays of animals can engage our children and kindle a life-long interest for wildlife that can sometimes add to our scientific body of knowledge. indeed, these are often cited for keeping them in captivity. the shows often have more in common with a rock concert than -- expo fic ex significance. here are a few facts that call into question the propriety of keeping these animals in captivity. in the wild, orcas frequently swim 100 miles a day and dive in great depths to search for food. in captivity they will be in pool. in the wild the average life expectancies for males is 30 d females are 50 and while the e orcas die before time they are 25. dorsle fin collapse is rare but all dealt male orcases in captivity have collapsed dorsle fin many contributed to their captivity such as grav

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. >> san francisco was one of the busiest sea ports in the world when 12,000 longshoremen went out on strike. they shut down the ports and peers of the entire west coast. it was may nine, 1934. >> completely demoralized through inability of gas stations to replenish their supplies. nerve centers on strike at the food mart. the big hotels have closed the doors of their restaurants to the general public and the few eating places still open and able to get supplies to a rushing business. >> 65 days after the strike began, the anger and frustration coalesed. >> on tuesday july 3rd, 90 ships were idle to san francisco docks. the three day bad -- battle ended here. 5,000 longshoremen and their supporters showed up to stop the trucks. 700 san francisco policeman showed up to stop the longshoremen. at precisely 1:27 in the afternoon, five trucks rolled out of pier 38 and the battle was joined. >> police and cars, horse back, on foot, armed with tear gas. assault guns, provided the protection. drivers came out of the dark. with the floats. >> reporter: it was rocks and bricks and fists against

. >>> still to come, baby sea turtles. see the world for the very first time. 'll have more on this video coming up next. if rz . >>> i love this one. a high-definition turtle camera recorded some 100 baby sea turtles hatching over the weekend in the florida keys. >> after incubation of 60 day, the sea turtles hatched and made their way to the ocean guided by moonlight reflected off the water. the turtle cam uses infrared light instead of artificial light so the turtles are not led in the wrong direction. that's why it's in black and white there. the three-inch long babies will blow to be three feet. adults weigh somewhere between 200 and 400 pounds. >> wow. >> there they go. go, little turtles, go. >> the little ones seem to move a lot faster. thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> we'll see you later. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. woah,

world. charles: one did the market will have to react. >> what do we do military why is? more ships into the south china sea? >> it is a very specific situation. though one from israel for example, is going on forever. if it flares up investors don't flinch but when you have a situation unlike the ukraine they start to get concerned. >> history has shown people don't support war. >> there have been many incidents we have people out there unfortunately our people die we are sick of being the watchdog. we're sick of sacrificing yourself and there are bullies. >> now the president is leading from behind but on the flip side if we send troops to increase military action people would be in the uproar. charles: two words. neville chamberlain. adolf hitler. we could sit back now. >> he is not adolf hitler. charles: not yet but if you don't think china and russia has grand ambitions i don't know if they can be stopped. >> we should not be cutting back begetting military ready here at home. >> i thank you will agree to of you were says we live in the global village we can all demand this but what he says i don't thin

y entonces, la cosa es que de esa manera, cuando el pÚblico va a lugares como sea world o bush gardensida es lo que quiere. >> ¿pueden lanzar dardos? >> eso es lo que todo el mundo cree pero no pueden. lo que hacen es que erizan estas espinas y si un animal como un leÓn trata de comÉrselos, lo primero que hacen es tratar de huir porque no son animales agresivos. >> es como roedor, ¿no? >> sÍ. aquÍ, petunia. si el leÓn insiste, entonces, camina hacia atrÁs con estas espinas. sueltan la espina pero no la pueden lanzar. >> ¿quÉ otra cosa nos tienes? >> ahora tenemos aquÍ a chief. chief, ven acÁ. es un jabalÍ africano. >> wow, se parece mucho a nuestro camarÓgrafo de la cÁmara uno. es su papÁ. ¿cÓmo estÁs, chief? >> viene de África, del mismo lugar donde se encuentra esto. el puerco espÍn africano. le estoy dando un biberÓn. solamente tiene cuatro meses de edadd. estÁ ahora en transiciÓn para comer comida sÓlida. se le dan dos biberones al dÍa. >> pedro, muchas gracias siempre por todos estos animalitos que nos traes. y aprendemos cÓmo preservar las especies. muchas gracias. y ahora vamos

. >> welcome to the bottom of the sea, aquarius is the world's only undersea marine laboratory. why are we doing this? simply because it gives us the luxury of time. we're able to go into this final frontier on our living planet to explore unadulterated and unlimited by time, which is not something one can say when diving down from a boat. >> sreenivasan: tell us a little bit about what it is that you're doing when you're out there six to eight hours a day. >> well, we have a wet lab, which you have in that photo right there, and also a dry lab inside the habitat. what we're looking at are issues with climate change, or more specifically related to climate change and acidification levels as well as pollution. so, we're looking at the baseline of the underwater cities that basically dictates everything that lives in and around these coral cities. >> sreenivasan: is there anything cool that you've seen since you've been down there? >> it's just amazing. we've seen so much new behavior that i've never seen before: fish sleeping in sponges; a goliath grouper attacking a barracuda--

of immigrant, an olympic track star whose remarkable will to survive while lost at sea and later as a p.o.w. in world war ii was unbroken. tom brokaw spoke with him not long ago. >> tom brokaw. when we met earlier this year, i reminded louis that a friend of mine had passed along a message from him. louis said it's the heartiest generation, not the greatest generation, bro are kau. -- brokaw. >> well, we were hearty from the depression. >> and no one was hardier than zamperini. he began life as a swift juvenile delinquent, so fast of foot he turned to track and became a world class miler. running in the olympics where hitler wanted to shake his hand. >> to us, he was a comedian. he looked like a comedian. he acted like a comedian. >> what did he say to you? >> all he said was, the boy with the fast finish. >> reporter: louis's track career was interrupted by world war ii and the legendary tale of survival at sea and in a japanese prison camp where he was tortured daily. >> they tried to get me to make a broadcast. there's no way. i would rather be dead than what we call a turncoat. >> reporter: after

amazing open water voyage across what's known as the drake passage, the reputed to be the roughest seas in the world. because he's got to sail up far enough north to where people live. and so he ends up sailing up to an island where there is a permanent whaling station. but it's an enormous undertaking in a small boat. at finals the waves become -- at times the waves become huge. he, of course, has already been exposed to the elements for a year living outside, so they had very limited positions, and they -- provisions. they'd already been live anything a stressful situation. now they're going in almost an open boat, it does have some covering. with very limited navigation devices, basically navigating by the stars. but the problem with that is that the sun is it's overcast and raining most of the time, so they only get to take a dozen or so readings and then they get to this island. and then they have to cross the island, and they don't have proper shoes, and they've been soaked. they have to cross the islands which have never been crossed to get to the whaling station and then go back to pick up h

i think she's a more formidable figure in the sea party grassroots world back home. >> i think sarah palin misclukted. in order to have some stature in politics, it requires more than half a term of a lieutenant governor of an obscure western state. if she wanted to be in the game, she had to stay in the game. >> she was governor. >> i'm sorry, as governor. >> and she was the vice presidential nominee. >> yes. thank you very much. >>> now to an escalation in the war of words over censorship. in a letter to the president from such groups as the society of professional journalists, an american society of newspaper renders they say federal agencies are denying reporters access to knowledgeable staffers by assisting they talk to pr people and political appointees and that this amounts to, quote, suppressing the news. they furg say 40% admit to blocking certain reporters because they don't like what the journalists write. eric schultz told me the administration has made strides to transparency, such as allowing access to visitor logs. but the media frustration on this issue is boiling ove

so they can discuss a way to get the shrine gate once lost at sea safely back home. nhk world. >>> a japanese chef has developed a menu that is easier for cancer patients to swallow. his food creations are helping those who have lost their sense of taste from the side effects of drugs and radiation therapy. and he's giving some living inside hospitals their strength back. nhk world explains. >> people at this hospital are having a range of food created especially for them. tomato sherbet, sweet potato ice cream. they call these meals care food. >> translator: i love it. it is twice as tasty as ordinary okra. >> translator: it has a fresh tomato taste. i asked for a second bowl right away. >> a professional chef is behind the project. his idea was to help patients eating again to enhance textures and presentation of the food. yamaguchi has been running a restaurant for many years. he uses his know-how to create recipes for care food. whenever he gets an idea, he makes a sample. >> translator: i always try to come up with something patients would like to eat. i get my ideas from

. >> it's back-breaking work, supplying the world's supermarkets with sea food. most of the people are from myanmar, part of the more than 2 million migrant workers from a neighbouring country, essential to important sectors of the economy. >> a u.s. government report on trafficking in perps is seen as the benchmark on the willingness of government to act against trafficking. it's found corruption in thailand, which the report says happens at all lels, has got in the -- levels, has got in the way of significant process. >> the government wants to take advantage of human trafficking and migrant labouring. so the problems are not solve. if we can't confirm the vested interests of government officials, and traffickers, the problems will never be solved. >> thailand's government disagreement with the u.s. decision, arguing it had made significant advances against human trafficking. the ruling military council blames the corruption of previous administrations. >> the global slavery index days half a million people are believed to be enslaved. investigations found horr

. >> baby sea turtles he merminging into the world for the first time, melissa. >> walter, quiet acrosshe delaware and lehigh valleys and will move in throughout the might sunday. we'll look closer at the skull might sunday. we'll look closer at the skull and exclusive oak awe warm >> this is a view of haboob. derivation of world that means blow. this reaches 15,000 feet into the sky than created traffic issues for computers dealing with low visibility. many flights in and out of the region were cancelled as well. >> web cam was rolling when a bunch of abc furnitureles made their debut. they timely hatched in the florida keys. this cam what was closely watching nets for two weeks waiting for this moment. once they merged they made a break for water. the camera used infrared light so hatchlings will not be able to be disturbed. >> time for a check of the forecast and possibly wet weather. >> there's some strong showers and storms all about the timing and how things fire up as we get to sunday. let's show what you is going onment stormtracker 6 live double scan radar quiet not now. moistu

volunteers and sea world experts kept that well cool while several attempts failed.e pulled out to sea. then they all waved good-bye. >>> another check on the weather from dylan at 8:04. >> thanks, craig. good morning, everyone. we're celebrating a 13th birthday here. these are serious posters. where are you from? >> miami. >> are you excited for the concert? >> yes. >> what time did you get out here this morning? >> 6:15. >> a couple more hours to go. we'll stay awake through the concert. it's going to be wild here on the plaza. we'll see pretty nice weather, too. out in tennessee, that's where we want to take you to for our pick city of the day. memphis will be hot today, topping out in the lower 90s, especially as we go into the weekend, too. it only gets hotter. we aren't looking for a whole lot of thunderstorms, though. up and down the east coast, most of those storms will stay away from new england new england. down into the mid-atlantic and washington, d.c. we'll start to see scattered showers and thunderstorms. boston looks really nice. >>> 8:05. good thursda

no one likes to see the leader of the free world at sea. he doesn't want to give up the fundraiser and that is the only places he is comfortable. talk to the last vestiges of crowds that are his adoring fans. >> if that is true, does this present an opportunity for new leadership to emerge from either party? >> i think we're seeing whether it creates that opportunity or not for the leaders themselves, it is creating a vacouple for the press. so many of them are recovering elizabeth waren and talking about hillary clinton and turning eyes to marco rubio who is rolling out a serious foreign policy. and paul ryan had a big speech today. the president is not news anymore and not trying to be news. he's trying to stay out of the news and keep everything low- key and uninspiring and talk about cynicism and all of the rest and checked out of the job. and so the political press and politics itself abhors a vacuum. >> you think that someone can emerge and there is a model of leadership and a person that you turn to for new ideas or new leadership te

tler to shae said was, the boy h finis rr: s career was interrupted by world rvival at sea and inn aere he was tortured daily. >> there's no way. i would rather be dead than what we call a turn coat. >> reporter: after more than two years, louis came home a hero,, but then his story was largely forgotten until "unbroken" laura ener legend, ang10 ec best >> hello. >> oh, my gosh. i miss you. i miss you, honey. >> reporter: louis' new friend. >> she's my new hugging gal. fortunately for her i'm not 21. >> you train, you fight harder than those other guys and you win. >> the resilience and the strength of the human spirit is an extraordinary thing. and men like louis tell us it can be all right and we can pull through. >> he says we weren't the greatest generation, we were the hardiest generation he reminds us. >> they were hardy. >> the lesson of louis' life? >> never give trial and triumph of, louis didn't giveup. > t brokawembeng louisinime. ild er that's our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt. hope to see you right back here tomorrow even

have enabled him to chart a course for us, a safe port for us through the shores and the seas that encompass the worldw that he is relieved of the almost super human burden may he rest in peace. >> my fellow americans, all i have i would given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows that the ship is sailing under a new continent but at the same time he can't be too anxious to assume power and he has to keep the kennedy people onboard with him. so that speech means everything. >> no words are strong enough to express our determination to continue the forward trust of america that he began. >> investigations into all the facts of these last four days may not be limited to the state of texas or the fbi. some congressmen already have suggested a congressional investigation. >> johnson realizes something has to be done. he realizes that he has to appoint a body that the public will respect to look into. >> the warren commission appointed friday night will investigate and make a report ott murder as yet it has said nothing about how it will proceed or when. >> the time of day was about -- we'