former soviet union ordered japanese soldiers and civilians in china to be sent to labor camps in siberia, mongolia and elsewhere. the order came a week after japan announced its surrender. >> translator: some of my fellow detainees said before they died, that they wanted to go back to japan. some said they wanted to eat rice. some cried for their mothers. i'll never forget that. >> soviet forces invaded northern china and surrounding regions where japanese soldiers were stationed and many japanese civilians lived in the closing days of world war ii. it's estimated that about 600,000 of them were captured. officials at the health and welfare ministry say about 55,000 internees died from severe cold and starvation. the officials say the remains of 60% of them are still in those regions. >> translator: i only know where and when my father died. but nothing else. it's long been bothering me. >> since april, the ministry has been intensifying its push to retrieve the remains of japan's war dead. it will wind up those efforts in 2025, the 80th anniversary of the end of the war. >>> narrow the

check out this cloud that formed over siberia sunday. emergency services reportedly got flooded with calls from residents worried it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion. other people thought there nearby coal mine, but it was just a normal cloud floating along in the sky. nothing to see here, folks. >> nothing to see here. >> it does look like that, doesn't it? >> in russia, clouds watch you. just remember that. >> i see why they were upset. it does look like something horrible. >> we have folks here every once in a while we'll look over and you can see the calm and say, is that a let's talk about some clouds. luckily, they are not as scary looking at that. partly sunny this late morning into the afternoon. it is muggy today, and we'll find some later scattered showers and thunderstorms rolling through the picture. very isolated. those will bring some rain with them. 83 degrees is the top temperature through the day today. take a look at what we've got for you right now. there's doppler radar on the board. scattered showers and

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so they'll be monitoring snow fall in siberia at the end of october. then they'll be fine tuning their winter forecast for our area the first week of november. >> what's it like in siberia now? >> i think this was a trick to get us to stop complaining about the week. >> i don't know if it worked. maybe it did. i am not sure. >> thanks. >>> we'll cross our fingers, immediate forecast. >> you are right. but whenever you start talking long range forecasts, you have to take it with a grain of salt. remember this last winter with the strong el nino it was going to be on the drier snow fall but more rain. it ended up being above average and it was because of one snowstorm. it put us above the average of 27 inches for new york city. again, let's wait and see storms are out there primarily west of new york city, west of our area. they haven't even really made it into the new jersey pennsylvania line yet. 81 feels like 87. it is a little bit cooler because we had this one shower come through new york city right there. it cooled us off a little bit. now we start

flood warnings issued along >> dana: a strange looking cloud caused concern in siberia. people thought they might be under a nuclear attack. so concerned that they called emergency officials. it's not anything to be dangerous. just a cloud. you get these all the time. it hits a certain level of the atmosphere and spreads out because itan >> kim: it does look like there is a space invasion but no. >> dana: around here you get airwaves comb over the local mountains and they look like flying saucers out there. >> kim: which is fun to drive around and play what do you see in the skies game with your 11-year-old. >> kelly: exactly. they do look like spaceships. yesterday. we had a few clouds over the spring mountains yesterday. not much over the valley. lot of sunshine topping out yesterday at 154. 1104.henderson -- 104. the afternoon will be higher. here is a look at high pressure is in control but it's going to lose control shortly that will bring increased moisture, wind and cooler temperatures. today's high 105. short sleeves a must today. light and variable winds. to nig

the ominous cloud formed over siberia and people were actually worried that it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion. >> cumulonimbus. we have them all the time but that was amazing.>> i knew you would know the correct term. >>> donald trump heading to the valley on wednesday but hillary clinton is making her own, the milestone she could reach by the end of the >>> arizona's primary election is set for tomorrow and candidates are looking for-- vying for three seats. many have little idea of what the corporation commission actually does. the short answer is decides how much your electric bill is going to cost you. an investigation looks at how big utility companies are how much they can charge appears -- the painters. -- customers. >> if people think that the game is rigged if a company is able to get a larger increase, that is really destructive of the hold-- of the system. >> it could affect the solar industry race you should pay attention to tomorrow and in november. >>> one day before the primary election the fbi confirmed that hackers broke into databases into states-- in 2 s

it formed over siberia yesterday. emergency services getting a flood of calls saying it look like a mushroom cloud. and some thought their may have been an explosion at a nearby coal mine but it was completely harmless and cumulonimbus cloud like a parent your o'clock is not my fault. >> gracious. so what happened is the clouds it is stable. in the atmosphere they cannot raise any more so it's almost like eating a roof. it flattened out on top. it can mean ominous mothers to make it is basically we get them because the storm clouds go straight to the top of the stratosphere which is the lower level of the atmosphere they are a huge 30,000 feet deep that look like a randall random stable air area than this means rain. it was raining from the bottom. does that mean accumulating rain? >> cumulonimbus the puffiness and raymond. would you pay tell you something about both getting in the middle of that i was saying earlier is standing out on the weather deck and off to our west was little bits of cloud cover out in vail. st

the first in siberia. at's that off in the distance? >> probably a comet. >> go with an electrical transformer. >> you're all wrong, thanks for playing, folks. >> that, my friends, is a fire ball. the man recording is really excited to see it because he knows exactly what it is. >> fire ball of what. onhat can catch and burn blue and lot of people think it's a ghost? >> no, you're wrong, the fire ball is a form of lightning and it's called my thunderstorm, but not your traditional lightning strike. >> i still don't understand how it works. >> the guy recording says that the physics behind it were unclear. he was exciting to catch it from beginning to end. the tornado in this next video is also rather unusual. >> is it a tornado, though? >> yes, it is. it's in china. >> that's not a dust belt. >> no, it's a red tornado. >> there is an explanation for this one. >> picking up red dirt? >> yeah. >> i'll take the obvious answer for 600, please. >> well, to add to your obvious answer, meteorologist including the direction of the sun and also

for october to predict what we will have. >> siberia? >> that's what they said. >> when you were doing the story, all i thought about was the day you were out there freezing, and i thought oh my gosh. >> we had a few days. >> i don't even remember which day. >> there were so many over the years. >> they blend together. >> that's true. >>> stay tuned for winter. >>> you can soon own a piece of lady's private collection. nancy reagan's jewels are hitting the auction block next month. the american flag ring is one of the more famous pieces. she wore it to the restoration of the statue of liberty. items will go for $1,000 to $50,000. >> that's at kristie's in new york. >> you will be there, right? >> fitting. >>> a lot of times you end up snacking instead of eating a real meal. >> a lot of healthy but want you leaving more. what's your favorite snack? >> chocolate ice cream. >> reporter: does that fill you up? >> yeah. >> reporter: when it comes to >> corn dogs. >> beef jerky. >> kettle chips. specific. >> reporter: registered dietitian will

. >> new this morning, a cloud formation over siberia freaked some russians out over the weekend. take a look. what would you think if you saw this? russian emergency services were flooded with calls from people who thought it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion. but as sally can tell you, it's called an anvil cumulo-nimbus cloud and it's harmless. >> new this morning, two workers ended up dangling underneath a bridge yesterday in rhode island. they were doing inspections under the bridge when the bucket truck tipped over putting them in an unstable position. bring the workers to safety. they climbed into the bucket and headed back to the pavement. wisn 12 news time now is 4:40. >> let's get right to tim elliott in the newsroom. >> he's keeping an eye on big stories from across the country. tim? >> families forced out of their homes in california thanks to a wildfire. the damage it's done so far and the people who are affected by the flames. >> plus, a politician finds himself dealing with a texting controversy again. the consequences for anthony >> welcome back to "12 n

the ominous cloud appeared yesterday over siberia... emergency services were reportedly flooded with calls nuclear explosion. others thought there may have been an explosion at a nearby coal mine... but not to worry -- it has been identified as a completely harmless anvil cumulo-nimbus cloud. toss to weather weather we have a slight chance for isolated showers and st evening, although most of us should stay dry. clouds and patchy fog will move in overnight, with lows in the mid 60s. a better chance of rain and thunderstorms returns on tuesday with our next cold front. although we'll stay mostly cloudy through the day, it wont be a washout. from low 70s. we'll have dry and more fall-like air in place through the end of the week.tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 66 dewpoint: 68 wind: sw 3-5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy and humid. scattered storms likely. high: 83 dewpoint: 69 wi sunny. am low: 62 high: 75 dewpoint: 59 wind: n 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny. am low: 58 high: 71 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 57 high

the colonization of the americas began after people arrived from siberia - crossing an ancient land bridge into alaska. huge ice sheets largely blocked the way south. but a gap in western canada was long thought to provide an ice- free corridor for migration into the continent. however - other research suggested that pathway appeared too late to account for early american settlements. that left the pacific coast route - as an alernative with animals needed for people to migrate. results were released wednesday by the journal nature. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty showers linger east of us on thursday with a high for the las vegas valley expected at 99. we'll see a warmup on friday with 104, then the bigger heat for the weekend. we'll have 108 both afternoons on saturday and sunday with plenty of sun and lighter breezes. we'll keep the heat to start and tuesday between 106-107. average high for next week is 102. showers linger east of us on thursday with a high for the las vegas valley expected at 99. we'll see a warmup on friday with 104, then the bigger heat for

the ominous shape formed over siberia yesterday. emergency services got flooded with calls from people some people worried it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion.. while others were afraid there may have been an explosion at a nearby coal mine. the formation.. however.. was a completely harmless anvil to be unveiled - v save the date, apple fans! apple has set next wednesday -- september 7th as the date of its annual product launch event. that's when the company will likely show off its next-generation i-phone -- the rumored i-phone 7. in addition, tim cook and his parade of executives will likely announce the official release dates for i-o-s 10 and other apple operating systems. to read more trending stories.. you can also get the latest weather updates.. breaking news alerts and more. anchors adlib and toss to karla high pressure will remain in control of the forecast in the short term, but there is a large system brewing in the gulf of alaska that will make its northwest then eventually closer to the area. ahead of it,

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. >>> check out this video this is a cloud that formed over siberia on sunday. there is. emergency services reportedly got flooded with calls from residents worried that it was a mushroom cloud. other people thought that there may have been some kind of explosion at a coal mine. it has been identified as completely harmless get this right cumulonimbus cloud. >> right. that's what it is. no doubt in my mind. that is a spaceship. >> i don't want to see any of that. >> look at you. we need to talk tropics. >> we do. we're going to be talking about rain. this will not be a huge deal. will be similar for what we had with colin. we will have heavy rain, and something that we can't completely ignored. but this will not be as bad as some folks are saying. i'm telling you that right now. if you look outside you see partly sunny skies, it will get more tropical and let's get into it, one thing, it is a good idea with the system isolated tornadoes are a very good bet storm shield, instant notification here. down to where you are. there is a warning 5 miles from you you will not get

last year from siberia. his mom says he loves pizza and cartoons and is double majoring in computer science and math. >> i'm und field of programming i'm going to choose. there are so many. but i definitely want to choose something that will change the world. that will praise god with my abilities. >> he's already planning to life beyond college. he wants to pursue a masters degree once he graduates at 17. >> he's not the youngest student in the school's history. a 10-year-old boy once attended in the 90s. >> apparently next year they plan to admit a newborn with that sort of streak. >> eli is a slacker. he also writes his own songs and plays the piano. his parents said he started reading at two and a half. >> coming up. the late superstar prince known for locking himself away and turning out the hits, his fans will soon be able to experience some of the magic firsthand. >>> also ahead the cold case that's captivated millions. hear the details that they hope will free him from prison. >> first, a look at tod

the ominous cloud formed over siberia.vices reportedly were flooded with calls from residents worried that it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion. but it has been identified as a completely harmless type of cloud in the sky. >> cumulonimbus cloud. >> the "action news" team is standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00 a woman identified as the girlfriend of philadelphia district attorney general -- seth williams is charged with slashing tires on city owned vehicles. we're following the latest on the investigation. >> also we'll tell you about a new proposal that would help new jersey residents prepare for major hurricanes and other storms. >> and a woman gets creative to ask for help getting a new kidney. >> that and much more coming up next at 6:00 for meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody monica malpass sharrie williams the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. "action news" at at 6:00 is next. for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey

reintroduced next year color will have more reaction it is a concerning russians over the weekend, over siberia sunday reportedly got flooded with calls from people who thought i was as nuclear mushroom cloud. people thought that may have been an explosion from the nearby coal mine but it isis harmless cumulonimbus cloud. it has clear skies all around and the skinny column, it is unusua but that is clearly just a thunderstorm. cumulonimbus is i would have said, in russian color it is okay. i've could have told 81 degrees, the big deal is that the dewpoint is dropped off color still have some muggy air. in mansfield, points south, there is a tinge of unity and then it tomorrow, when the temperature comes back up, 85 degrees, mostly sunny, very warm, you can see that the high-pressure ridge lisa comes in, then we have the floodgates , so get ready, as we start to flip the calendar to septembere on thursday, it will be in the low 70s, the same for saturday color and friday, saturday upper 70s, may be just under 80 sunday with low humidity, great sleeping for about five days, may be rainfre for ava

sacar de las calles o sospechosas de causar incendio en siberia -- serio. como bombero por tres meses. actualmente 340 presos tambiÉn estÁn trabajando, bomberos durante sus condenas. >> es difÍcil. gracias a dios estamos bien. luz: el incendio causado mÁs de diez millones de dÓlares en daÑos y ha desalojado a mÁs de 4000 personas. uno de ellos fue alberto torres, quien perdiÓ su casa que acaba de comprar. >> sÓlo recuerdo que quedaba la casa. eso fue lo que me doliÓ mÁs familia mi familia. es lo mÁs valioso que tiene uno. luz: e que el consulado de mÉxico ha enviado un equipo para ayudar a los mexicanos afectados. >> en el albergue donde se ubican la mayor cantidad de personas damnificadas. luz: hasta ahora 29 mexicano se han reportado, y de haber mÁs el consulado ya tiene un plan para poder proveer documentos de identificaciÓn. 0 se implementÓ una ventanilla donde se tomarÁ la foto0 y en unas horas podrÁn tener sus documentos. luz: no han revelado detalles sobre el arresto o lo que motiÓo al sospechoso. si usted o su familia fueron hace dados por el incend

./// ((tedd florendo)) >>> a cloud formation gave thousands of russians the fear over siberia. emergency services were residents worried it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion. others thought there may have been an explosion at a nearby coal mine. good news... it was a completely harmless anvil cumulo-nimbus cloud./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. ((denise valdez)) >> the late show with stephen colbert is next with "the night of's" riz amhed. we'll see you back here tomorrow night./// cracked walls and broken tiles, >> i tried to make a home out of you. >> i was the floor boards and the sheetrock. >> but doors lead to trap doors, a stairwayd >> i had to climb up the window just to get to work this morning. it's ridiculous. (cheers and applause) ?

that was done in siberia. the banks are already closer reaching that target.he have reached it already. the banks will be on continue to lend. they can take further measures to shore up capital. that could mean a reduction in those rates. have to keep a certain amount of capital of the central bank. >> i am looking at where oil is trading right now. it is just above $40 a barrel. is there additional pressured on the road for the gcc and for the big economies like saudi arabia and particular? monica: a lot of the liquidity crunch we've seen in the region comes from the lower oil prices and the widely differing stance on the region. the government has yet use of various forms of funding. that brings out the effects reserve. in the course of saudi arabia they have issuing reform proposals for the private sector. the government deposits in the banking sector are now down 15% year-over-year. with oil looking to be lower for longer, this could be an immediate issue for saudi arabia. the could be a sharp pullback in government spending. we expect the saudi fiscal def

same thing in siberia, northern scandinavia. underneath the arctic's permafrost is methane.r a period of 100 years, methane is 20 times more powerful than carbon dioxide. some of the permafrost is a mile thick and it holds twice much carbon as the atmosphere does right now. it isn't all gonna melt at once. but one projection is we'll see a melting of about 10 feet of worldwide permrmafrost in this century. and there's also a tremendous amount of methane buried under the ocean floor. there's methane deposits there that have been held in place by permafrost lids. as the ocean warms up, these lids are beginning to leak. we're seeing methane chimneys now bubbling up off the coast of arctic siberia. what can we do? the chair of that last ipcc assessment is rajendra pachauri. he recommends immediate and very deep cuts in pollution levels if, and these are his words, if humanity is to survive. pachauri said, "climate change is for real. we have just a small window of opportunity and it's closing rather rapidly. there's not a moment to lose." that's what he said in 2007. now, please

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there have bought more than $4 billion worth of stakes in some of the fields that were offered in siberiaindia, and from elsewhere, and pushing back some of the iranian stuff which has been rising sensations were lifted. rishaad: how dependent is india on iranian oil and vice versa? >> for india, since the sanctions were lifted and the boost of export from iran, iran is probably the fourth business -- biggest supplier to india. asn is dependent on india second-largest. the second-biggest these days is now india. thatweird way he could say iran depends more on india than india depends on iran. what more can they do in the wider eurasian theater? in aey have an investment smaller company that intends to invest a few billion dollars to expand refineries. ,lsewhere if you turn to china its biggest market, it's already selling a lot of oil. china has allowed a lot of smaller independent refineries to start ringing in their own oil. in that way the iranians are trying to find a road in. crude and then they will sell it on to the independent refiners. egypt is stepping up its fight against the b

producers there have bought more than $4 billion worth of stakes in some of the fields offered in siberia you would see this like for india, they would be pulling in more which could be from any place, and from elsewhere and pushing that some of the iranian stuff, which has been rising sanctions were lifted. dependent is india on iranian oil, and vice verse a? there's been a boost of export from iran. iran is now probably the fourth biggest supplier to india. looking the other way, iran is dependent on india as second-largest. the second biggest these days is now india. in a weird way you can see that iran depends more on india more than india needs iran. what more can india do in the wider asian stander? >> they have an investment in a smaller petroleum company that intends to invest a few billion dollars to expand refinery. if he turned to china, its , china hasket allowed a lot of smaller independent refineries to bring in more of their own oil. and that we the iranians are trying to find a way in. the recently signed a deal to they can then sell it to independent refineries which coul

acrossoriginally came the bering land bridge from northeastern siberia. ,nd they have year-by-year perhaps 20,000 years ago, first will ask, then to the archipelago, what we call the northwest passage was really the traditional passageway east for them. and they ended up in greenland roughly 5000 years ago. it's one language. there's a lot of dialects. one life way with some variations, according to where they were and what they needed to do to get food. single culturely that spans 6000 miles just across the top. said, oh, wee they are not going to move to santa monica. i don't really like the beach. [laughter] they didn't know there was anything else except as ice -- except eyes. neil: i got to go with you to remind a few years ago. one of the things i was cityished by, we went to a lesson halfway up the west coast of greenland, and you think you are pretty far north, but you are not. there is a long way left to go. gretel: right. the island of greenland is huge and long. began, because of rasmussen, i began going to the northernmost villages, the two of 70 degreesy are at latitude north.

he flew north of siberia across the north pacific and down across alaska before landing in washington state. plants to see a lot of the world to make stops. >>> coming up. we will tell you in the latest round of attacks. >>> the charges one-man faces >>> i think the crew loves the song. lakeside? fantastic voyage? >> i'm a little young but i never know the names of songs but as soon as they come mom this is the cookout song. i've heard this before. >> raymond was loving it back there. >> rehman is always grooving back there. >> right. >> the pretty picture of wilmington and take a fantastic voyage, if you're on the the beach it's not so bad with the cool sea breeze but inland you walk across the sand to the other side of the dunes and it feels like it feels around here. over the weekend we will get a little bit of a break from the heat. if you have plans to be out it will be quite as oppressively hot. let's look at what is we had to wilson for little while and say the 7:00 our period of time where we had a bit more cloud cover and those clouds have dissipated. it is almost 80 degrees

. >> new this morning, a cloud formation over siberia freaked some russians out over the weekend. take a look. what would you think if you saw this? russian emergency services were flooded with calls from people who thought it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion. it looks like it. but as sally can tell you, it's cloud and it's harmless. >> new this morning, two workers ended up dangling underneath a bridge yesterday in rhode island. they were doing inspections under the bridge when the bucket truck tipped over putting them in an unstable position. another crane was brought in to bring the workers to safety. they climbed into the bucket and headed back to the pavement. >> i don't think they are afraid of heights. >> 6:41. >> let's get right to tim elliott in the newsroom. >> he's keeping an eye on big stories from across the country. tim? >> families forced out of their homes in california thanks to a wildfire. the damage it's done so far and the people who are affected by the flames. that story is coming up. >> plus, a politician finds himself dealing with a texting cont

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the ominous clouds formed over siberia on sunday. emergency services got flooded with calls from residents worried that it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion. other people thought there may have been an explosion at a nearby coal mine. this has been identified as a completely harmless cloud.>> very interesting. it is scary because it has flattop.>> at this point, some pretty clear skies now clearing up in denver. cloud cover this morning and now a few showers. mainly down south near th springs and also west of denver up into the foothills along i 70. you are going to ffnd showers, somewhht rose as you head west. the sky is clearing for us in denver, so we are warming up. upper 70s and low 80s. winds out of the east at five or 10 miles per hour. us here in denver at pm and we will cool from there. pretty mild, very close to normal this next 24 hours. upper 50s to near 60 by early tomorrow morning. most neighborhoods from denver north to erie, we will be low to midshipman 80s. for morgan 85 today, a touch cooler, castle rock

cloud over siberia. this was just a cloud formation. that is it. this was just a natural cloud. quite a power meeting today. pope francis got together with facebook founder mark zuckerberg. the vatican says they talked about how technology could fight poverty. zuckerberg gave the pope a mode aircraft that facebook hopes will expand internet access in developing countries. jonathan: san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is standing by his decision to do that. the q.b. says he will sit at the national anthem before games as long as he believes people of color are treated up fairly. michelle: the star spangled protest. he seems to have support of the locker room. >> these are things that have gone on for years and years. >> we are a family michelle: he cited police brutality in a number of cities as one of the things that need to change in society. we will hear from the redskins at 5:50 in sports but it does make you wonder at what point is it a distraction for the team. in interviews other players are asked about this. jonathan: he is not even the starting quarterback.

the irony was this was another revolution, they were all in exile or siberia. in in fact lennon had said just weeks before he said you have missed it, this this revolution is never going to happen in my lifetime. but here it came. it was totally unexpected. and. and yet easily predicted because people started to talk about food shortages in the capital and quickly spread. the troops who are in the city started to fantasize with the rebels. nicholas nicholas was far away at the front. he was right at the front of the headquarters. it took him along time to get back. he was foolish to try to get back in a rush because his train got sidelined, supposedly stopped by workers. and he found himself totally alone in a real race station in the middle of nowhere and he had to ask his generals what to do and his general said, as one -- and suddenly he was alone in the imperial carriage and he had to sign an application. so then the hemophiliac boy now and his teens and then he spoke to his daughter and he said tell me, is it incurable? the dr. said no. he said how long co

he flew north over siberia, across the north pacific and down across alaska before 20 countries during his trip. >>> turkey continuing and nationwide crackdown. >> coming up, we will tell you how many people are being held. >>> the charges one-man is facing in connection with the >>> i'm sure it's going to be best day of summer is like in rio. >> if you start the day thinking that, hopefully it will be for you to. >> even if it doesn't end up being that way it's a good way to start the day. >> keeping a sunny disposition. >> we try. the weather is going to be awfully hot. let's take a look at our fayetteville sky cam. that looks beautiful. where the had cloud cover developed in a few places but it's mostly sunny and i have felt this morning and you can see the the the brick buildings downtown. 76 is a current temperature. winds southwest at six miles an hour and 2.73. typical of this morning. yesterday we were under heat advisory. most of the viewing area is not under heat advisory and just north hampton county and of course roanoke would be included and as you head eastward on up towa

picking up people at midnight and taking them somewhere and some of them went to siberia.nfortunately, like, photographed us, you know? they went through the film. the people were in trouble and many were killed. 200,000 people left the country at that time, hungarians. >> anthony: how long did you stick around? >> vilmos: almost 3 weeks and that's when we realized that nothing is going to change. >> anthony: you left hungary with a lot of cans of film. >> vilmos: as much as we could carry. we had just enough money, basically, to get to america. to its roots. brewed only in golden, colorado... ...and nowhere else. ever. coors banquet. that's how it's done. i want my blood sugar i to stay in control.ck. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a1c. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® provides powerful a1c reduction. releases slow and steady. works like your body's insulin. when my schedule changes... i want something that delivers. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ i can take tresiba® any ti

. >> lebedev: this is, uh, cold pressed cedar tree in siberia. >> anthony: oh, the cedar oil? but he has not slowed down his profile, or kept his mouth shut. recently, on a russian talk show, he got in an argument over the financial crisis with another guest, a heated argument. he ended up smacking the guy. i saw the incident on television that got you in trouble. >> lebedev: that was silly of me. >> anthony: um, i found it very refreshing, actually, i think it's something that political discourse could use more of. the government took the opportunity to charge him with "politically motivated hooliganism," a charge that could've resulted in a penalty of five years in prison. he has instead been convicted of battery. he's working off his sentence painting fences, and shoveling snow. >> lebedev: i mean, sitting on a bench and expecting to spend next five years in prison with two small kids, it's not always, you know, very nice, but the guy said something very bad. he said, "those who don't have a billion, go [ explicit ] yourself." >> anthony: though his victim did not register

this is the scene over siberia over the weekend. that is emergency services reportedly were flooded with calls from residents who were worried it was a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion. other people may have thought there may have been an explosion at a nearby coal mine. turns out, it wasn't any of those things. >> how is that possible? anything is possible. >>> also, 11 years ago today, hurricane katrina hit new orleans. that category 3 storm made landfall in 2005, killing more than 1800 people. and displacing more than 1 single most catastrophic disaster in the u.s. history. people will lay wreaths at the hurricane katrina memorial. >> stay close. we'll be right back. for a limited-time only, bright house networks invites you to check out for one low price, connect to what matters most with standard tv and lightning 50 internet for only $94 per month for 12 months! our standard tv service includes your favorite broadcast networks, plus amc, cnn, espn, food network, mtv, even kids channels like disney channel and nickelodeon

over the weekend in siberia. emergency services were flooded with calls, residents worried it was a mushroom included from a nuclear explosion but thankfully it was identified as a harmless cloud. have you ever seen that. >> it is a angle of a thunderstorm. >> wow, expert. >> bingo. >> expert solved. >> well, if you have ever lifted your child's backpack, and new a at 5:30 we will take you backpack shopping, see which ones can help lighten the load for your students. >>> an eagle says he would like to join colin kaepernick and sit out national anthem for the game on thursday but will he do it. will we see quarterback carson wentz playing in the final game? we will hear from head coach >>> after saturday's game with the colts doug pederson said that carson went may be able to play in the final preseason game. today he is going to take that back. carson went suffered a rib injury in the first game of the preseason forcing him to miss week two and three. he was seen working out before the game saturday looking good,