that peshwas unsuccessful in that -- that person was unsuccessful in taking that car. and then we got a call that a person was walking on 238. he was in a red hoody. that suspect fired at the california highway patrol officers and also struck a passing motorist. that suspect then took off running off the freeway where he was encountered by sheriffs deputies at this location and the deputies got into a shootout with that suspect and the suspect was ultimately killed. >> none of the deputies were hurt. >> none of the deputies were hurt. >> reporter: i'm not sure you mentioned this but there was a shooting, shots fired on the freeway. a passing car was hit as well. >> that is true. that person took off and kept going down the freeway but they stopped. >> reporter: currently the off ramp from northbound 238 to east 14th street is closed and i understand we may have just had the entire freeway shut down here as you gather evidence? >> yes. highway patrol has shut down the freeway because we have to walk the freeway to look for shell casings and other evidence. so hopefully

a very unsuccessful life. he turned the suffering and do something. the first thing and there's nothing truly noble about stuff right but it drags you deeper into yourself bonita daily cares of life in her mind or you want to you thought you were. suffering cards into the basement of your soul through the floor revealing a cavity below. the suffering created and johnson was a radical self honesty. we think of humility is thinking only of yourself of my favorite definition of humility is radical self-awareness from a position of other centeredness. radical self-awareness from a distance and johnson achieved that. he walked to london and started writing. he wrote his way to goodness. he developed a firm understanding of the world by taking each of his weaknesses and writing about them. he couldn't control his own body but he needed to control his own mind that in crude reality of truth so he wrote about and three, a radical curiosity. if someone told them there was a river, he jumped right in to see what it was like. if you set two in you set two in a m

they say he tried to carjack a second person near 238 in san leandro but was unsuccessful. reportedly fired and then deputies shot back killing the suspect. the carjacking victim was taken to the hospital and the condition is now unknown. >>> after much anticipation, pope francis is on his way to washington, d.c., today. his first trip to america and millions of catholics are anxiously waiting to catch a glimpse of him. streets are shutting down ahead of the pope's arrival. tens of thousands of people expected to greet the pontiff at the white house. the white house will welcome pope francis he arrives at andrews air force base later this afternoon. during his visit, pope francis will meet with president obama and then hold a mass at the basilica in washington. on thursday, he's planning on addressing the congress. then on friday pope francis will be in new york to speak to the united nations general assembly and hold mass at madison square garden. the pope's u.s. visit ends sunday in philadelphia where he'll hold another outdoor mass in the city of brotherly love. >>> poli

attempts to revive him was unsuccessful. a coroner determined the death was the result of internal death due to blunt force trauma. the sheriff's office arrested the three after viewing video evidence and statements. >> body blows. that is how a blunt force trauma tends to be administered. >> reporter: the family attorney says michael tyree suffered from mentally ill and was awaiting transfer to a mental health facility. his sisters are heartbroken over the loss. >> they are so sad and they had so much loss with the loss of their parents and now their brother. so it is sad. >> reporter: the three deputies are housed in alameda county. they are held without any bail. this is case is being sent to the district attorney's office. their arraignment date is september 8. >> did the sheriff talk about what may have been a motive here? >> reporter: no. there was no specific motive stated. we have her report there was a confrontation. he was alone and he was under protective custody and he was suffering from mentally mental illness -

attempts to revive tyree was unsuccessful. a coroner determined the death was the result of internal bleeding due to blunt force trauma. the sisters are heartbroken and tyree suffered from mental illness. the three deputies are housed at the santa rita jail for their own protection. they are he'll without bail, the district attorney's office is reviewing the case and arraignment date is september 8. >> also today a rally will be held calling for a top-to- bottom review of jail practices, this comes after family members call for a are you view of jail conditions. >> they have inmates shackled and they will be beat them up, kick them in the face, it will be three on one. they don't know when to stop. >> the rally will start at noon. >>> a family stroll at a lake in oakland ends in tragedy. a 19-year-old with autism was walking with his sister to west shore trail, he lost his footing and fell into the water. his sister tried to save him but neither could swim. a bystander saved the sister. >>> at&t is working to restore service f

she had three unsuccessful appeals to the u.s. supreme court and pleas of mercy and from our pope francis, martin satisfy annuvage has the story. >> prison officials put the 47-year-old convicted murder's execution on hold to let the legal process run its course. >> she was very strong and she was very assured in whatever the process weighs going to be and she handled herself with poise that was just beyond belief. >> but when the last court turned her down, time and hope ran out. her own children begged a parole board to commute her sentence to life in prison. >> she is so supportive of me. i can talk to her about anything, any troubles i have or anything they want to celebrate. i know she's my biggest cheerleader. my brothers and i really want my mom to live. she is all that we have left. >> the vatican weighed in with a letter from the emissary of the pope. quote, please be assured of my prayers as you consider this request by pope francis for what i believe would be a just act of clemency it read. but others felt that her sent

he does have 30 days to appeal this, but if that is unsuccessful we do have a sense of what could happen and that would be that he would likely come to the united states and appear in a u.s. federal court. the former vice president of fifa is one of seven who was arrested in may, and another one of those individuals who was arrested has already been arraigned in a federal court back in july. so we do have a sense of what could be happening in terms of what could happen next in the united states if this appeal is unsuccessful. >> and the impression is that the united states authorities are incredible serious about this. are we really likely to see some of these executives, former executives appear in -- in court with charges? >> reporter: i think that -- that the likelihood of that is yes. the fact that we have the u.s. attorney general loretta lynch making a trip to switzerland is pretty strong indication that there is more to come, and just her statements, the fact that more charges are anticipated, attorney generals don't say that unless they mean it. this means the u.s. justice depart

having said that i don't think it will be an unsuccessful order by any means. >> i think people are grossly underestimating what the iphone success can do for apple this go around. ,ou go back to the iphone 4s this is going to be the new greatest iphone apple has ever made and it really is going to impress. we're expecting better battery life, more processing power, better connectivity. given that we are now in the sweet spot, we think it's going to be another banner order for apple. emily: i am always excited, whether it's going to be bigger or not. adam, what about the apple tv? much about apple trying to strike deals with the content company, down planning to do original content of its own. are we going to see a new set-top box tomorrow and how different is it going to be? >> the biggest features of it will probably be the app store that it will introduce that will allow outside developers to come in and build applications for it. apple has not been at the strike these new deals with media companies and will be able to offer a variation on the cable bundle. they have not enabled the stri

." >> phillipe :this year, attempts to place him into homes in fairfield and suisun city were unsuccessful. and, now you can add concord to the list. >> : "i just don't think its fair to the other families. theres a fear factor." >> phillipe :we'll learn more about where smith may go later this month at a hearing in solano county superior court. live in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :three santa clara county jail guards are in protective custody tonight. on charges of beating an inmate to death at the county jail. rafael rodriguez, 27.jereh lunrin, 28.and mathew farris, 27 are being held without bail. the santa clara sheriff says they committed a cowardly and heinous act.against an unarmed individual they were entrusted to protect. the medical examiner says 31- year old michael tyree died of multiple blunt force injuries. he was found lifeless in a single-person cell at the main county jail in san jose. covered in his own vomit and feces. tyree was a special needs inmate.suffering from bipolar disorder and was awaiting a court appearance on suspicion of misdemeanor theft

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. >>> a search for a tangled blue whale has been unsuccessful. but rescuers >>> california's response to the water crisis has far exceeded the expectation's state regulators and now they're considering a new approach to solving the cry sunday in june we cut back by 27 parts in july we cut back even further, reaching 31%. that totals 14,000 feet of water saved elm "los angeles times" reports that's more than twice the amount of water two reservoir projects would save, and to the jackets would cost $3.5 billion. because californians so easily adapted, some experts are suggesting a state forego big projectso focus on conservation and innovation. that would include groundwater rae claimation, capturing rain water and giving customers incentives for using less. >>> this weekend rescuers have been unable to find a blue whalen tangled in heavy fishing line in southern los angeles county. a tour boat operator saw the whale. the rescuers attached a buoy. there's been no sign of the whale or the buoy. marine mammal experts say the whale could survive month

. >>> still ahead at 9:00 a search for a tangle blue whale is unsuccessful but rescuers remain optimistic and a push to rename a may airport after a name changed to mount mckinley. who the regan international airport would be named after if it succeeds. hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high five! yeah! he's not going far. they're local. introducing fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. >>> say san francisco based cell phone company launched a petition to rename the regan airport. it came after mount mckinley was renamed mount denali. it caused an uproar with republicans critical of the change. there is a petition to change region airport in the d.c. area back to the original name in honor of george washington. a spokesperson said the name was changed in 1998 despite protest

affects millions of catholics around the world. make it easier and faster for catholics to have unsuccessful marriages annulled by eliminating the automatic appeal and making the process free of charge. the annulment allows divorced individuals to take the sacraments. >>> taking a look at the weather now. janice has a look at cooler temperatures a few days from now. >> down the road. there are coming, guaranteed. it'll cool down, but in the meantime, we still have more heat to contend with tomorrow. maybe not as severe as today, but more to come. our view is looking south toward the empire state building in lower manhattan. camera. nice view, looking pretty nice. temperatures are very warm. the city is at 83. concrete and buildings, holding on to the heat. that's down from the record high of 97 set in the park. before that, 1916. summer is not quite over. we certainly saw that today and yesterday. tomorrow, about the same. last year, we only had eight 90 degree days. 2015, up to 19. more than double. the average is 15. we're above average when it comes to the 90 degree heat. the city wasn't

the second time he was unsuccessful. he reportedly fired at deputies who shot back killing the suspect. carjacking victim was taken to the hospital. that person's condition is unknown. stay with us as the story continues to development throughout the morning. when we're not on the air, you can always check for updates on all of our digital platforms. >>> pushing her baby in the stroller and an unsettling crime that has a community on edge today. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez live and now police have a suspect sketch of that suspect involved here. >> yeah, they do. it was a pretty brazen attack, given the fact that the suspect appeared to wait until that mother was tending to her crying baby to attack. it happened on the 3100 block of middle field road as the woman was pushing her baby stroller along the sidewalk it was around dusk. so still daylight. not quite 7:00 in the evening. palo alto police. the mother went tasoothe her crying innocent in the stroller, the suspect came up from behind and grabbed her purse fro

go ahead. >> spectacularly unsuccessful economically over the last 100 years.d out in 1900. roughly where the united states -- we became the greatest economic power. it became a basket case. the reason is that capitalism practiced in latin america but argentinena, especially, was a runt crony capitalism that was a disaster now, out of that in all of latin america there developed in the 60's and 70's what was called liberation theology. strongly anti-capitalist and quite leftist. by a lot of the bishops, john paul resisted that and he tried not to appoint bishops and cardinals of that persuasion. but, none the less, it's a powerful movement of which i suspect the pope he was at least sympathetic in his days in argentina. and he carried that into the vatican. it's completely understandable that he would complete and repeat and amplify the anti-capitalist message. it's not that he is anti-american. and it's not that i think he is in any way against the kind of democratic capitalism that we have in the west. it's just that that is the language and the ideology that

. >>> a search for a tangled blue whale has been unsuccessful. but rescuers >>> california's response to the water crisis has far exceeded the expectation's state regulators and now they're considering a new approach to solving the cry sunday in june we cut back by 27 parts in july we cut back even further, reaching 31%. that totals 14,000 feet of water saved elm "los angeles times" reports that's more than twice the amount of water two reservoir projects would save, and to the jackets would cost $3.5 billion. because californians so easily adapted, some experts are suggesting a state forego big projects to focus on conservation and innovation. that would include groundwater rae claimation, capturing rain water and giving customers incentives for using less. >>> this weekend rescuers have been unable to find a blue whalen tangled in heavy fishing line in southern los angeles county. a tour boat operator saw the whale. the rescuers attached a buoy. there's been no sign of the whale or the buoy. marine mammal experts say the whale could survive mon

on cnn, they had to add another lectern for carly fiorina, the former hewlett-packard ceo and unsuccessfulcan candidate for u.s. senate seat. since the format, crowded stage and television itself doesn't lend itself to lengthy explanations of policy ideas, a serious or deep explanation of much, campaigns and candidates look for moments, because debates have an after life only as moments as the three hours of give and take gets chopped up into little pieces like these. >> i think mr. trump is a wonderful entertainer. business. >> and i'm also aware that california has a drought, so that's why i made sure i brought [ laughter ] >> you are both successful people, congratulations. you know who is not successful, the middle class in this country who is getting plowed over by clinton. >> honestly, mr. trump i find it quite rich that you would talk about this. you know, there are a lot of us americans who believe that we are going to have trouble some day paying back the interest on our debt. because politicians have run up mountains of debt using other people's money. in that is in fact precisel

they had three unsuccessful attempts before they pulled that first puppy out. they worked for about three hours trying to get these puppies out of there. they had to work quickly. these puppies were only a month old. the good news is that they are okay, so is mom and all they all have homes. >> who is the woman who climbed in head first? >> yeah. these skinny hips ain't getting in there. i would freak out in that situation. >> i would crawl in there if i could fit. there were puppies. if you could fit. give me some compliments before you start complaining about my size. >> you can fit. >> i'm just shocked that woman is sitting there like that was fun. what? >>> momma always said show me your friends and i'll show you your future. the future for these fellas is looking bleak. these buds decided they would rush into a casino waving machetes. one waved off security officers and the other went for the cash. >> one looks like it had a sign. >> they'd been involved in several robberies. the cobs did find them. >> these guys are vicious. swinging that machete. >> here

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took him to the various locations trying to find this person with whom he spent the night, were unsuccessfuloloson cooperated with police and provided hair samples. but the next day when police went to speak with him again, he was gone. in his room, they found a torn note. some of the pieces were in the toilet. the rest were in a trash can. >> it read almost like a suicide note. >> i don't know why it's always me. i know i can't handle prison again. i know everyone is better off this way. >> police continued to search for woloson until they examined his hair sample. woloson's hair was not consistent with the hair found on susan's body, so he was eliminated as a suspect. the case threatened to go cold, until john paul phillips, now in prison for rape and kidnapping, allegedly bragged about his murders to his prison cellmate, thomas moccabe. >> he provides detailed information about these murders, detail that only the killer would have known. >> phillips provided details about the murders of college students kathleen mcsherry and teresa clark, but also confessed to killing a third woman, a >>

. >> many of the students' parents came out to see the successful launches and even unsuccessful ones because you learned something each time you try it, right? >> that is right. >> better to have tried and failed than never to have tried. >> that looks like fun. >> what would they find out? >> well, they will find out it is much cooler the higher you go. we have beautiful pictures, though, from yesterday, some video, some time-lapse of the clouds as they roll across the area. it is gorgeous and some of the shapes we do not see often so hopefully you had a chance to look up. here is what it left over, we woke up to this, from our exploritorium camera, and this case from meteorologist mike nicco, abc7 this is what you miss if you do not follow me on facebook and twitter. i will give you this for free. here is our san jose camera, 280 at 17, and it is hazy but temperatures are on the rise again, under the brighter sky. and autumn will return this weekend and october is in the seven-day forecast forecast already and it will be dry, unfortunately. winds are picking up a little bit but, no

he was unsuccessful in that carjacking but they got a suspect description. later, when they did find him they say he shot at c.h.p. officers. they say he did hit a passing motorist but not any officers. there was a shoot out. no officers were hurt. they say that the suspect was shot and killed. we are on the scene and we are going to work on gathering more information, this is just the latest we have gotten since we latest we have gotten since we arrived with a sheriff deputy it coming up. >> a sunnyvale charter school is closed for another day after an eight-year-old student is said to have been molested with severe action firing three employees as it tries to keep this from happening again. here is that story. each employee should have clear add back group check before starting work. that is hr101. >> the superintendent blasted the charter school for failing to complete background checks on the employees with the discovery coming to light after the arrest of 18-year-old jonathan chou accused of molesting an eight-year-old female student. michelle martinez

warning that the last time the party tried this strategy to cut off obamacare funding, it was unsuccessful and led to a 17-day shutdown, scott, for which they got most of the blame. >> pelley: nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy, thank you. this is sure to come up as hillary clinton is john dickerson's guest. that's this sunday on "face the nation." today, a pentagon investigator testified that the taliban subjected bowe bergdahl to the worst conditions that any american p.o.w. has suffered since vietnam. testimony wrapped up at a hearing to decide whether bergdahl should be tried for desertion. he walked away from his base in afghanistan in 2009, was captured, and then was swapped last year for five taliban prisoners held by the u.s. here's omar villafranca. >> reporter: when army sergeant bowe bergdahl emerged into the sunlight in afghanistan last summer, he looked gaunt but relatively healthy, but today, a hushed military courtroom heard about the brutal conditions bergdahl endured as a taliban captive for five years. terrence russell was part of the pentagon team that debriefed bergdah

daniere: most places in the world have been extremely unsuccessful at diverting growth from the mainrban centers because they don't accompany or are not able to accompany those attempts with the same kinds of opportunities-- both economically but also politically and culturally, and education, in terms of education opportunities-- that these primary centers have. so while there was a plan to try to diffuse growth out of delhi to a variety of smaller cities around delhi, as far as i know, that has not been particularly successful. and what's happening is the delhi boundary is moving out and out and out into the surrounding provinces. narrator: some 20 miles south of delhi is the city of gurgaon. its development was a crucial part of the plan and holds hope for the future. today, gurgaon city has many factories and housing complexes. one of these factories manufactures automobiles and is a japanese-indian joint venture. automobile production became an important part of india's economy, particularly in the 1990s. multinational manufacturers such as general motors, hyundai, volvo, mitsub

>> trying to stay dry but unsuccessful. we are right across the street from citizens bank park.event later on tonight to welcome the eagles and the start of the nfl season. but right out here you can see that we have got some heavy rainfall coming down here. really picked up within the past 15 to 20 minutes. even some puddles forming out here along madison avenue here. not too many vehicles making their way through. the trees and the grass need this rainfall certainly. wever getti it's a good idea to bring the umbrella and add extra time to your commute this morning and be careful as you're heading out the door. live in south philadelphia, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> a police officer charged with shooting and killing an unarmed man earlier this year is expected to appear in court today. slager is scene here firing shots as this man ran away from the officer. >>> a moment of quiet prayer turned into a massacre in a matter of seconds. for the first time we are hearing from of a survivor of that attack in charleston south carolina in an nbc10 exclusive. >> we were just about to s

they were unsuccessful in recess state tating him and he was pronounced dead 30 minutes later. that comes a month after michael tayree was found dealt in his facility after allegedly being beaten. three corrections officers have been arrested and charged with murder. at this point, it's not clear how this other inmate died and his identity has not been made public. more information will be released, they say, in the coming days. >>> our other top story, they are aggressive and can kill. for the first time, africanized killer bees have been found in the bay area. tonight, the biologist who found them is advising precautions, not panic. n nbc's barry mcsweeney is live in lafayette closer one of the killer bee locations. >> yeah. one of three locations where the killer bees have been found. experts will tell you, these attacks are rare, but they do happen and there's a reason they call them killer bees. their sting is no more lethal. their behavior usually no more aggressive than the european honey bee relatives. but africanized killer bees, on occasion, do kill. the problem arise

shell's unsuccessful campaign could cost it $4 billion.et betty, back over to you. >> thank you. >>> football night in america, to the motor city we go. peyton manning's one-yard round and joique bell up and over the line for the score. 13 seconds before the half, fourth down, peyton manning finds thomas for a 45-yard strike. from there late in the fourth quarter, five-point game, third and 6 from the 11, manning to owen daniels with a leaping catch, broncos win 24-12. they remain undefeated. >>> st. louis a fpregame fireworks created a small fire on the field delaying the game. ben roethlisberger goes down with a knee injury, he'll be re-evaluated late today. steelers went on to win 12-6. >>> nfl history in the making. tom brady's 400th touchdown pass of his career. he joins peyton manning, brett favre and dan marie know in the 400 club. patriots undefeated as they crush the jags 51-17. >>> next fireworks between teammates. bryce harper had just flied out when jonathan. le dopapelbon got into a heated argument, they talked it out and chal

efforts to revive him were unsuccessful. court files say he was arrested several times in the past couple of years in san jose. he was picked up once with needles and syringes. in the spring he was found in possession of a stolen laptop computer taken at a local library and was arrested for possession of methamphetamine while loitering. his name appears in the notice of death in court files. a court officer confirms search warrants were issued as the investigation focuses on the three suspended correctional officers. the warrants will be made public in ten days. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a new problem in the effort to build coliseum city, the development plan that includes a new stadium for the raiders. our media partner reports the raiders rejected that plan back in april claiming it violated their terms and conditions for a deal. the report says developer knew his plan was a non-starter with the team but kept pitching it. andy dolech says the push is a quote waste of time and did not respond for request for

detectives say he then fled and tried to carjack someone else to get away but was unsuccessful and then apprehended by police. the woman was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> investigators are looking into whether speed was a factor in a crash involving a taxicab that killed two pedestrians in center city. police identified the two victims as 25-year-old amanda digirolamo of phoenixville and 25-year-old bryan botti from baltimore, maryland. the cab struck and killed them yesterday morning at broad and arch streets near philadelphia city hall. both were in town for the made in america festival. >> the witness approximated their speed at being over the speed limit. that's all i can give you at this point. that has not been confirmed. >> police have not released the cab driver's name. he was with rosemont taxi. >>> a fire along the jersey shore caught the attention of people enjoying the last hours of their labor day vacation. the million dollar home in stone harbor caught fire at 5:30 yesterday evening and went to two alarms. the house is on a cul-de-sac on the 10,000 block of gold

richards argued that the highly edited videos were part of an unsuccessful three-year sting by antiabortion activists. >> they continued to badger and badger and badger our doctors to try to get them to dmit comit to something that was unethical or illegal. >> reporter: ohio congressman jim jordan wanted to know why, then, richards initially said he was sorry. >> and i personally apologize for the staff members' tone and statements. >> which statements were you apologizing for? >> it was really the situation that she was in, and i believed that-- >> that's not-- but, miss richards that's not what you said "p" you said, "i apologize for statements." >> reporter: democrats defended group saying there's no proof of wronged doing. bonnie watton coleman of new jersey. >> we have so much good work to do but instead what do we do? we harp on a woman's right to make choices that are hers to make, and that to me is very offensive. >> reporter: 80% of federal funds for planned parenthood come in the form of medicaid reimbursements for services like birth control and breast cancer screenings. the grou

his unsuccessful application was then reported a few days later in the daily beast. >> it's scary. if they would do this to me, i just shutter to think what they might be doing to other people. >> reporter: this latest embarrassment comes as the agency was rebuilding after a series of black eyes. in 2012 several agents were dismissed after soliciting prostitutes during an official presidential strip in colombia. last september a man jumped over the white house fence and made it all the way inside the executive mansion. this past march two senior agents ran into a security barrier after drinking at a retirement party. a major step back after earning high praise from the president for protecting the pope. >> i wanted to make a special commendation of our secret service. >> reporter: late tonight secret service secretary apologized to jason chaffetz and those responsible should be held accountable. joe clancy according to the report didn't know this was going on. lester. >> kristen welker tonight. thank you. >>> a stunning turn today in syria. russian air strikes coming just two days

ge has been trying to lobby for its reauthorization but so far unsuccessful. >> krool be watching this. thanks, mary. >> thanks, mary. >>> is the white house says it does not back a bill, a house bill that would repeal the 40-year-old ban on exporting u.s. oil. white house press secretary be josh earnest says it's a policy decision that need to be made by the commerce department. earlier in the day, house republicans said they plan on holding a vote on the issue in coming weeks. today oo west texas immediate rose more than 1% as you see there. >> now to those economic reports we mentioned earlier in the show. retail sales rose.2% in august from a month earlier. climbing for the second straight month. part of the reason for the increase is lower energy prices and a stronger job market. >> while consumers are holding up, factors are struggling. a report on manufacturing in the new york region showed contraction in september for the second straight month. a second report on industrial production which measures output in manufacturing fell in august for the sixth time in eight months. much

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it was ultimately unsuccessful, but for some number of hours the imperial palace are complex in tokyo was in play. there wereroops, people were dying, a very senior general was shot and then decapitated becae he failed to go along with the coup plotters. ultimately, the japanese announced to the allies their acceptance of the pottsdam declaration for surrender. although in his radio broadcast, hirohito never actually said the word "surrender." he said things like we have to endure the unendurable, we have to accept the unacceptable, but we never said we're going to surrender. two military organizations now come into play. there were two imperial japanese navy fighter squadrons. one of them was the 30 2nd fire squadron outside tokyo, and the other one was called -- [inaudible] south of tokyo and actually based at a place called pal ma. these two groups of aviators for very different reasons decided not to go along with the emperor's order to lay down their arms and accept the ceasefire and prepare for surrender. the people at the 302nd were driven by their commander who was just a dieh

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