today, most cities in the world come in with our attention. it is the capitaly of a nation at war. the strangest war in which americans were involved. it is also the capital of a social rest -- revolution. america's participation in that revolution is just as urgent as its involvement in the war. being at capital city, saigon is the source of south vietnam's revolutionary effort. you have to come out here on the countryside to see what it is all about. the defense department has asked me to help bring you this story of vietnam's attempt to build itself into a nation. to do this, i have called on some expert help. this is lieutenant mark nelson, u.s. navy. he is commander of a division that prevent infiltration of enemy troops along the coast. this is sergeant shelly blunt of the air force. sergeant kim sanders with the third marine and 50th sources. and spec five dale camry with the 25th infantry division. these fellows are stationed here and they know the country. at least in the special way that americans have come to know it -- writing americans have fun --

during the gilded age focusing on the expansion of the railroad system and the building of the capital cities union station and the lincoln memorial. the u.s. capital historical society hosted this event. >> it is always good to be here with old friends. over the years as chuck said, this is one of a series of books i have written on the history of washington, d.c.. it has been a great opportunity to develop the concept of washington as a national capital and ultimately as an international capital.

((brian loftus)) >> lawmakers arein the capital city for a special session. thanks for waking up with us i'm brian loftus ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. there are several topics up for discussion during today's session including funding for a football stadium. patrick walker gives us a look ahead... "brian and kirsten, good

and i think because it is in the capital city of the united states of america, it should not -- takeritish model of or at the left-wing paper or right-wing paper. there are certain people that had they purchased the washington post would have converted it in one of those directions and i do not think that would be healthy for the post or the country. i am alsohat respect, a good owner because i am so damn busy. e orve no desire to meddl opine on everything. i have no time to be in the newsroom every day or even for the editorial pages. and, by the way, it is a very difficult business that needs to be done by professionals. i sometimes get asked -- do you opine in the newsroom or get involved in newsroom activities? as i do now a little bit about newsrooms, it would be exactly the equivalent of me walking into a surgical leader while my son was having brain surgery and meddling with the brain surgeon. it does not make sense. being the executive director of the post, and we have the best in the world, he is and his team are doing an unbelievably good job. back to -- talking about the b

the capital city of nassau. forecasters saidstorm could hit florida -- or come dangerously close -- late tomorrow or early friday. then move up the coast to south carolina over the weekend. a quarter-million south carolina residents have been told to evacuate. there's bumper traffic onthe interstate out of ?charleston? and surrounding areas. shipping companies are bracing for the impact of matthew. fed- ex has issued an advisory to customers--lans are in place to minimize the effects ofthe hurricane on its service-- and ensure the safety of its employees. a few showers around early today, but things have cleared-off.and that's good news for the folks heading down to the bradley center tonight for the carrie underwood concert. meteorologist scott steele and the today's tmj4 storm chaser are you ready for some... ?country?? the creepy clown craze hits southeast wisconsi shannon sims is in the newsroom with a story coming up new on live at six. thanks george and carole.a teen is arrested after making serious threats

he is believed to be the older brother of one of the capital city buccaneers. parents say he only lasted a few plays before referees realized >> you could zoom in and see the facial hair this gentleman had. facial hair and arm tattoos. inc. about the kids. think about if you were to paralyze one of our kids, or something worse. sean: the league suspended the team indefinitely and the coach was permanently banned. a woman in california got a scary dose of reality while riding along with a police officer. they wound up going on a chase >> he has a gun! sean: look at that. incredible stuff. three of those bullets hit the police cruiser, forcing the officer to end the chase. the woman riding along suffered minor cuts from the broken glass. police later found the suv, with the gun inside, but the suspects had already taken off. let's talk sports right now. the bruins and the celtics had the day off yesterday but the b's will be back in action tonight, skating against minnesota. tomorrow night at home with the brooklyn nets. yesterday the celtics held a , groundbreaki

. >>> coming up, the rich history behind the capital city. >> thanks. high fire danger an issue along with strong winds. red warnings out for wyoming and danger. mid-80s today. close to 80 around here tomorrow. very warm conditions for this time of year. the wind is a huge issue. 30 to 50 miles per hour winds and south in the valley. going to see strong winds. then tonight into tomorrow morning see the nice brightly lit strip of high winds right up over the foot range mountains. we're expecting wind gusts over 50 miles per hour. all of this abnorm amidst the conditions. >>> thank you. both sides of the highway fairing nicely. across the board, no major accidents to kick i think this is off. downtown down to denver tech center, 15 minutes for now. speeds 66 miles per hour. we head to the weekend, place. expect street closures downtown. these road closures block a lot of folks off. plan ahead, and you'll be just . >>> the man police say fired the psychiatric evaluation. the 26-year-old is accused of murdering palm springs officers saturday. he pleaded gui

((brian loftus)) >> lawmakers arein the capital city for a special session. thanks for waking up with us i'm brian loftus ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. there are several topics up for discussion during today's session including funding for a football stadium. patrick walker gives us a look ahead... "brian and kirsten, good awaited, anticipated for months, is getting underway in just a few hours. a couple of things on tap, of course the nfl stadium, $750 million through a new room tax. yes, that's on the agenda, but also a convention center expansion at a price tag of $1.4 billion, also to come from an expansion of the room tax, and more cops tax, that's all on the line as well -- not only ending the sunset on the current tax, but also a 0.1% increase in the sales tax to fund additional cops, mostly for metro, but it we're seeing a lot of support for the raiders stadium up here already. check out this fire truck, look familiar? it's from all of the rallies outside the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee meetings in las vegas, over th

during the gilded age focusing on the expansion of the railroad system and the building of the capital cities union station and the lincoln memorial. the u.s. capital historical society hosted this event. >> it is always good to be here with old friends. over the years as chuck said, this is one of a series of books i have written on the history of washington, d.c.. it has been a great opportunity to develop the concept of washington as a national capital and ultimately as an international capital. it has been a great opportunity. i am talking today about an era between 1890-1940, an era that many of you may have remembered and some of you perhaps lived through portions of it. it is something i thought was interesting because it was the beginning of washington as a national shrine. starting in 1900, washington ceased to be nearly -- merely a national capital and became a site for patriotism and nationalism and so forth that we all have benefited from because it is a magnificent city that has grown up in that era. i have always been interested in how the history of the city has reflected what

the parents snapped these pictures of him suiting up at half time for the capital city the time. the man took the field and took part in several plays before the refs figured out what was going. >> i was more furious and embarrassed and ashamed that they did that. the coach told me it was his decision. it was his mistake. he was sorry. >> romona: the league's president said this was obviously a major safety concern for kids who are in the seventh and eighth grade. the illegal player was an older brother o team's players. target is recalling 125,000 of the halloween window clings. they come in a package of six and they were sold in august and september. for more information on this recall visit our cleveland 19 news app. we have the information for you. the indians were not the only ones playing tonight. the cavs took the floor for supply now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> if you're not from here, play here, believe in here, it makes no sense to live at this >> lebron before the game throwing shade on anybody not from the cle. it is a big

hurricane matthew is hitting the bahamas and this is the capital city with pounding wind and rain takingts toll on the aisle the people in the united states are bracing for what is next. maggie rulli has the story. >> school is closed for two million kids. thousands of flights cancel. millions are told to evacuate. everyone is get be ready for what could be the worst storm to hit florida in decades. >> florida is respecting for this: hurricane matthew possibly the west storm to hit the sunshine state in decades make, its way through the bahamas, hurricane matthew heads to the united states and strength everyoning over oak water at 120 miles per hour. florida georgia and the carolinas have declared states of emergency can residents are forced to evacuate or stock up. a million are asked to leave their hems. >> it could be the decision between life-and-death. south carolina is expected to evacuate half a million people. traffic there has been bumper-to-bumper traffic as residents flee. >> the president warning residents to prepare in the worst. >> if you get an evacuation order you can alw

the capital city team was using a 19-year old with a football league with 13 and 14-year old players. the team's founder says she's upset with the coaches d disrespected. i feel there's no words that can explain how i feel. . >> the coach and the 19-year old who didn't want to use their names to identify themselves say they are deeply sorry for their actions. >>> new this morning pickup trucks getting poor marks from the insurance industry. 7 researchers tested the amount of light a truck provides as it travels straight and along curves the ridge line was the only truck to receive a good rating. earlier this year mid-sized cars and suvs tested had poor rated headlights. >>> uber is giving free flu shots on the road today. just open your app you'll get a free care package and the option to people. a registered nurse will give you the shot and handle all of the paperwork. . >> don't go over any bumps when you're getting that shot though. >>> all right you probably heard the joke make like a tree and leave. >> this man, why he was arrested >>> a man arrested up as a tree appeared arreste

ed: the league suspended the capital city buccaneers, indefinitely. the team's coach is permanently banned from the league. >> doctors now say that infants should be sleeping in the same room as their parents for at least the first six months, and ideally the first year of their lives. the recommendation comes in a new report from the american academy of pediatrics. it says the sleeping change can reduce the risk of sids by as much as 50%. but doctors remind parents that ed: a message in a bottle, is back in the hands of the family that sent it. a new hampshire man dropped it into the ocean 50 years ago. it was found thousands of miles away. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga explains the long journey to get it back. >> it's been a long time coming. i wanted to bring this back to you for many years now. >> a note adrift at sea for some 50 years, finally where it belongs. >> >> oh my god, thats my fathers writing. >> paula pierce holding the the faded ink-stained piece of paper . >> her dad tossing the message in a bottle into the atlantic, and hampton beach,

we'd already seen the capital city of accra and the central coast. now it was time to travel to kwabena's home region. it would be an emotional trip for kwabena, and an eye-opening one for me. come along as we travel to the beat of ghana's eastern region. travel. for some, it's a luxurious escape, or maybe an adrenalin-filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time to get real. it's time to get raw. it's time for "raw travel."

they're called the capital city buccan they were losing at half time. that's when parents saw a man put on a uniform and go into the game for the second half. members of the league believe he was 18 to 20-years-old. the teams have 13 and 14-year-olds. the adult took part in several plays before getting kicked out. the team's founder says she fired the coach right away. >> if i was there, that would never ever happen because safety of these kids is more important to me than anything. that hurts me. it hurts the community. it hurts the children because a lot has been ripped from them. patrick: the man is the older brother of one of the players. self driving car technology goes to the next level. this beer truck was created by otto, a self-driving technology company. the company says it recently completed the world's first delivery by a self-driving truck. working with anheuser-busch, otto hauled more than 50,000 cans of budweiser 120 miles across colorado. a professional driver was on the trip to monitor the self-driving system. otto says it hopes its tech

indeed, tourism is booming, so much so that today it's very po ssible to go and not even pay the capital city of santo domingo a cursory visit. ingo, like most capital ciyes, san, is hectic and noisy. t it also boasts abustory,ed hi verse music that ranges from culturally and diunie ising.nright surpr i'm not afraid to admit that i like santmingo, and up next i'll show you why. this is "raw travel: ngo."to domi ? travel. for some, it's a luxurious escape. or maybe, adrenaline-filled adventurane. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back.

the storm churning towards the capital city. still st damage is expected to be severe when it makes a direct hit today. the storm center expected to drop as much as 15 inches of rain and crow yating storm surge of 15 feet with life threatening surf and rip currents. in the country's history so we'll be following this situation in the bahamas and also tell you what's happening here in the united states asthma matthew churns towards florida. >>> today rtd is helping law enforcement today to make sure they can handle an active shooter situation. >> more on today's drill. >> reporter: they're taking advantage of this new station before it opens. this parking lot is paved and ready to go. later today it's full of ambulance and police cars and fire trucks as they go through this very real scenario. a scary one if it were to happen. this is at 41st and fox station. so coming up around noon today agencies from across the state including the swat team will be going through an active shooter train. a commuter train goes through here and th

we are going to get as warm as 76 in the capital city, waterloo, cedar rapids around satellite and radar, that moisture is continuing to move away and clouds are doing the same. here comes the next batch of cloud cover. here are the highs. colder air is sitting to the north and west with 30s and 40s around billings. our next area of high pressure is dipping into that. you see cold air slides across iowa as we head through the mid week. the good news is this. it follows the jet stream out. by the weekend and into next week we weather. take a look at the mid western surface map. there goes the mild weather, a cold front moves in later tonight dragging clouds in and brings showers in as well. we'll keep the rain around through wednesday afternoon. wednesday evening is clearing, high pressure building so drier air with colder air, we will plan on falling temps through wednesday afternoon. here is predictor. enjoy the sunshine and mild after midnight. there are scattered showers for early wednesday. we'll plan on rain through wednesday afternoon. a cold front moves through and we are clearing

in nassau, the capital city, conditions deteriorating by the hour. it's about 11:15 in the morning, and the eye of hurricane matthew has now passed beyond us. one way you can tell, the palm trees are all blowing in the opposite direction. matthew blowing out power lines. the storm surge up to 15 feet. six hours and the gusts are really picking up. take a look at that utility pole behind me there, swaying back and forth in the wind. we've just learned hurricane matthew has been upgraded to a dangerous category 4. those warm waters surrounding the island country help matthew grow even more powerful. the storm's winds increasing to 140 miles per hour. >> wow. >> reporter: more than 3,000 tourists in the bahamas, unable to sleep. >> i found a place to sleep with one of my family members and the metal part was coming out of the window. >> reporter: hotel guests forced to ride the storm overnight in conference rooms. this, as we're now seeing the path of utter devastation matthew has left across the caribbean. in haiti, the death toll, skyrocketing, as flo

struck and killed during an antigovernment protest when someone threw rocks at her car outside the capital city. another uc davis professor who was in the car was not hurt. they were in ethiopia for a research project. gray was a leader in the study of the effects of climate change on plants. uc davis says gray and her husband worked together in the plant biology department. >> that's got to be just so immensely hard for him. especially considering now everywhere he looks he's probably going to be reminded of his wife. and that's got to just be so sad. >> the university has set up a memorial website where people are posting photos to honor and remember a young woman with so much promise. >>> coming up to blue angels take a test run ahead of their big air show. in eight minutes why it will be a first of its kind experience for one of the pilots. >>> also we will hear from the giants johnny cueto, mark will be back to date what he's saying about his starting role in game one with the cubs tomorrow night. >>> san francisco police department is said to be recognized at a major conference on autism

the man identify by the fbi as yeviny mikolin was having dinner in prague, the capital city of the czech republic. the russian nationalist is accused of hacking into linkedin servers back in 2012 and may have compromised the credentials of 100 million users. that information consisting of user names and passwords may have been sold to other hackers. seth rosenblatt is with a security news website. >> it can be something as benign as creating identities for other people, but that can then lead to identity theft which has not -- which is not benign as al. here's linkedin's response for the arest. we're thankful for the hard work and dedication of the fbi in its efforts to locate and capture the parties believed to be responsible for this criminal activity. the california attorney general kamala harris was influential in creating the california cyber crimes center. speaking today at a school in san francisco, harris said she's very concerned about what hackers could do beyond attacking corporations like going after essential grids. >> like hospitals, power grids, right, electricity. that's

indeed, tourism is booming, so much so that today it's very possible to go and not even pay the capital city of santo domingo a cursory visit. yes, santo domingo, like most capital cities, is hectic and noisy. but it also boasts a preserved history, from culturally unique to downright surprising. i'm not afraid to admit that i like santo domingo, and up next i'll show you why. this is "raw travel: santo domingo." ? travel. for some, it's a luxurious escape. or maybe, an adrenaline-filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time to get real. it's time to get raw. it's time for "raw travel." the dominican republic, or dr as many call it, has no shortage of quaint, quiet little beach towns where you can chill. but what i like about santo domingo is the killer concentration of stimuli. you don't have to venture far to get a taste, literally, of dominican culture. what do you sell, a morir? come on. morir so?ando. leche. - leche y fruta. - y fruta.

the bru once the capital city of ohio in what where they beat the jackets 2-1 and plays a week from tonight. the celtics in greensboro north carolina playing against the charlotte hornets not the bobcats any more but the hor great neths. 15 points tonight. al in the second game in the celtic uniform. the pre season game had 13 points as they had everything reecely 107-92. julian edelman was a limited participant in todays patriots practice a foot injury was listed as the reason. meanwhile, tom brady remains locked in on his return and the cleveland browns. lost of folks are expecting brady to take out more than a year and a half frustration on the winless browns. brady playing with a chip on his shoulder? that's an understatement. martellis bennett will nibble on that suggestion >> i am a ruffles guy because ruffles has ridges. remember that. all right. ed harding is getting a chuckle out of that and making the way to cleveland for the return of tom brady on sunday afternoon. live coverage this weekend with our man, ed. ruffles have ridges. ruffles have ridges. maria: i remember that. ed: h

all the activity about 100 miles from the capital city of oklahoma. no deaths or even major injuries are been reported. and there are no reports of anyone trapped in rubble. the biggest problems are rescuers are fearful of mudslides. many are recovering from a powerful quake that killed 300 people two months ago. >>> 4:34 now. in the south bay protestors are vowing to keep fighting the expansion of a nearby landfill. interestingly, the newby landfill is in milpitas. milpitas wants it closed but the commission already approved the expansion. people who live nearby say the smell is so bad they are forced to stay indoors. so last night dozens of protestors showed up at a meeting in city hall in san jose. many ended up disappointed. a public hearing on the expansion was pushed back because three commissioners were absent. the landfill's general manager said they also need more time to review a new older study. >> they are hoping that they are going to get tired and won't show up and can move it past and then the expansion happens and guess who is going to

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columbia is the capital and largest city with a population of more than 30,000 people. joining me by phone right now is darrell miller. a piggly wiggly is a grocery store chain, is that correct? >> yes, a chain of independent

this bridge connecting the southern part of the island to the capital city collapsed. while this river threatens to destroy just another of the true bridges leading to port-au-prince. you can see the river absolutely raging. it is already 15 feet higher from where it would normally be, and still, it continues to rise. concern is so great that police have closed down this bridge so port-au-prince by car. the poorest country in the western hemisphere, ill-equipped to face a major hurricane. residents here still reeling from the 2010 earthquake. after the earthquake, thousands of people built their homes here on this hillside. they have no running water, no electricity. the real concern now with all this rain, mudslides. another danger? tornadoes like this one caught on camera east of here in the dominican republic. matthew's wrath now being felt in cuba as it tracks north. this man says the waves were so loud, they woke him up. the storm surge already has destroyed this home. david, matthew continues to wreak havoc here in western haiti, the hardest hit part of this islan

a very mild night with 62 in the capital city. 47 a cooler spot in lineman. but mild temperatures are covering much of the plains. in denver we have 62 downtown and at the airport. ?2% humidity. winds from the south, southwest at 14. they're coming in aheaa of this cold front that is going to drop down through the state late tonight and tomorrow. now overnight a few rain and snow showers up towards grand lake as that front begins to approach by morning. but really mild temperatures. 54 at broomfield. 50 degrees at dia. aurora at 51, highlands ranch 53. and then for tomorrow across the state we'll start out with the day at 35 in leadville. 50 for denver, 43 out at the plains in lineman. but here is the front by 6:00 a.m. watch as it turns into the state though. there is not much too it with a few scattered showers, maybe a there. by 6:00 it is past the denver area, so our temperatures start to drop a little bit. 75 will be the high. while we will still reach the mid to upper 80s down over southeastern colorado and about 48 at leadville with scattered rain and s

tens of thousands of people gathered on this streets of the capital city of thailand, bangkok to pay spect to the longest reigning mine ark -- monarch who died yesterday at 88. reportedly sent to the hospital this morning. his only son an era parent h -- vladimir putin is trying to gain ground on the battlefield in syria before a new u.s. president is elected. putin taking control of the city inaleppo will give him more dealing with current -- the new u.s. president. u.k. is planning to use its international aid budget of $14.7 billion to win friends among the world's poorest countries ahead of crucial trade talks according to two senior government figures. go to countries britain needs on its side as it tries to atstablish trading rights the world trade organization after it abandons the eu. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am a lisa parenti. this is bloomberg. mark: another bank we are watching today is goldman sachs, the lender winning a lawsuit brought by the libyan investment authority over trading losses. tony