this is wallis's chance to come to the front. wallis had been at the battle of shiloh. the first day wallis had been given orders to come to grant's aid to attack those confederate camps and grant will insist that wallis is lost. he will insist he had the right idea. henry hates him because he is not west point. he has one condition to like you or not. are you a west point graduate. if you're not you're not worth the time of day. so when he had been given command in baltimore how could it it seems better than murder. it seems impossible to prevent it. so she wringing his hands. so with him come to go baltimore and saying i need help on my railroad slou it. if he asking henry for help what are they going to say? don't worry about it. it's not your job. wallis will kind of return that no love loss kind of situation. he writes he had no genius. it is one who frustrates or ruins a plan by undertaking it or increasingly meddlesome. he is calling him a busy body he promises he will defend that railroad. wallis's department, the middle department, the western boundary is the r

(wally barking) catch, wally! some choice chow for my cherished chum. great grab! (barking) oh...e? but only one, okay? (alarm sounding) uh-oh, that's the sonar siren. (grunting) (barking) yum, yum, yum! (alarm sounding) uh-oh. that ping looks like trouble. wally, let's pack up and turn for town. whoa! oh! no! slithering sea serpents! great gushing geysers! i need the paw patrol! aloha, friends! welcome to our adventure beach luau. okay, okay. when do we eat?! after the paw patrol gets here. look! here they come! (crowd cheering) sorry, we're late. we were doing lifeguard drills. okay, now can we eat? okay then. (chuckling) all: yum! yum! (beeping) ryder! hey, cap'n turbot. you're missing the luau. i've got more pressing problems. look! terrible tentacles are taking my tug! don't worry, cap'n. no sea monster's too big, no pup is too small! (beeping) sea patrol! to the beach tower! all: ryder needs us! (barking and howling) ha-ha! close one. whoa! hey, where's marshall? look, i'm a floaty toy. (all laughing) (barking) sea patrol ready for action, captain ryder, sir. cap'n turbot's

. >> the first astronaut to take one to space was wally schirra on his mercury mission.was an amateur photographer, and they got some more in order to train with them and then, of course, take them to space. >> how important was photography in space? >> it's really fundamental to everything that we understand as people who can't go their ourselves. it's a tremendous value to scientists who started to study weather from space. so, this is kind of the early phases of learning about the earth. >> now they're sought after by collectors, some selling for six figures. so, looking to provide shelly a cash cushion and a crash course in selling space memorabilia, rick cigel asks his friend, a new hampshire auction executive, bobby livingston to unload his rare hasselblad. >> that's the first time he told me that he -- he was dying, that he had cancer. i'll never forget it. >> livingston knows rick's anxious to complete a sale quickly but must verify the camera is an original that flew into space. turns out it isn't that simple. rick bought it from mercury astronaut gordon cooper

(grant) marge and wally engel tied the knot in 1940.ter courtney terlecki explains how the couple literally 'fell' in love. laughter fills the room.marge engel: can't give up on those things, gotta keep the comedy going, kid one another.as marge and wally engel celebrate 77 years.....it's just another year.together. marge engel: sometimes we sit there, just sit in our rocking chairs, one falls asleep then the other one takes their turn falling asleep, but we have our laughs.it was winter 1938 i was on my skis and i was going to make it down the hill. the two quite literallyi always laugh when i tell this. fell in love.marge engel: he had his hand stretched out straight like that, and i thought, that doesn't look really good, but he'll pull his hand in when i got down there... he clocked me, and i fell in the snowbank at his feet so from then on he had to take care of me.and since then....we just enjoyed each other, enjoyed one another's company, we hardly ever went places without each other. three kids... and a handful of grandchildren

that's right, wally cox on the right. anyone have an idea of who is next to him? >> is at danny thomas? david: no. >> eddie fisher? david: no. >> liberace? david: yes, very good, liberace. l'amour.dorothy liberace young looking and wally cox. , thiss a number of people is the 50th anniversary of american movie theater at the white house. there are two people that are interesting to me that they are in the same photo. thelady on the left and lady on the right. anybody want to guess who the two are. >> elizabeth taylor and debbie fisher? david: yes, debbie reynolds. those are the two. elizabeth taylor, truman, and debbie reynolds. this is a photo taken in front of the truman home, it is really hard to see, but you can see president truman in the back window. guess whot to venture is in the photo? >> jackie cooper? >> henry fonda. jacqui cooper, henry fonda, ok. not a rush. , henry fonda, jackie hendren -- tippi hendren. i tried but was not able to determine who that was. gilbert in los angeles. above that closely, rilling, you could see there are three well-known pe

>>> here at home new information tonigh about a man arrested for power" on the frank rizzo statue wally robin was arrested. came days after somebody else charlo deanna the joining us >> rep a man has been the bronze monument to the mayor of the city has drawn new intere >> nothing racist about frank rizzo. >> rep earlier this week eggs were tossed on the statue, night. attent has been swirling for remova >> it' not new. i think that one of the things violen >> rep she's not the first to call for the statue's removal and not the first time it's but it comes after protesters >> it' a symbol for our govern you know doesn't really belong there. belong in a place that better contex the history that >> rep the focus on the >> there's other issues going on in thi country that need to be looked at. what are we teaching our young we got to teach them what's >> rep earlier there were we asked the police department office they told us they don't make public deannadurante, nbc 10 news. >> what do a bike helmet, crow common the man you see right here. he uses a crowbar to break into the so-called bi

and they saved over 200 people which is a testament to not only the governor but the director jim wallis and mark cooper. it's still early in the process but have you started to look at numbers and how much this will cost question mark >> know, those numbers will be generated over many years now. -- it's they federal cost, the state cost to respond, the local cost. it's the cost of supporting citizens and trying to provide them a bridge to recovery. it's the massive amounts of infrastructure that has to be fixed. mitigation, people don't realize but fema does a lot of disaster mitigation after the fact. both states will come into a tremendous amount of post-disaster mitigation funding to make sure we try to mitigate this is an ever occurring again. it will take years to put a lot of this money in place and rebuild the infrastructure. it's incredibly hard to anticipate what those costs are. you said only 16% of the people that have national flood insurance policies so what will happen there to everyone else? does it make anyone -- does it make any sense if the flooding happens over and ov

people in the wallis ranch neighborhood had to leave their homes while crews protected them. the fire quickly spread due to the high winds. the cause is being investigated. firefighters will be staying on scene tonight...making sure hot spots don't flare up. pam and steve. ( steve ) tonight defense officials say they expect more troops to be on the ground in afghanistan within the next several days or weeks. but it's still not clear exactly how many troops will be going. ( pam ) and the trump administration says, that is by design as it rolls out its new war strategy. kron 4's washington correspondent - mark meredith is digging deeper ... to get a closer look at what military families might expect next. president trump says to win the war in afghanistan, he'll need to send in more troops. but michael anton with the president's national security council says we should not expect to see large scale deployments. "this is not a major surge, with tens of thousands or hundreds of americans coming to run a counter insurgency"michael o'hanlon is a military strategy expert with the br

and lastly, our cue card guy, wally. >> "slumbering angel", by wally feresten. ♪ the night is silenth breath, a gentle purr. i gaze ever so longingly, watching my dearest one count sheep. every night, i sneak in to seth's apartment and watch him sleep. [ laughter ] what do you dream, sweet prince? a liberal utopia? a trump-free life? [ laughter ] don't you worry my sweet seth. i almost never sneak a peek at your wife. [ laughter ] you may be wondering, "how does someone who looks like me commit this stunning infiltration?" i dress up like a police officer, and pretend i'm conducting an investigation. [ laughter ] watching you sleep fills me with the utmost glee. don't believe me? take a look at this selfie! [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: this has been "crew poetry." we'll be right back with more "late night" everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what's that? p3 planters nuts, jerky and seeds. i like a variety in my protein. totally, that's why i have this uh trail mix. wow minty. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. ( ♪ ) some beers have a lot of ingredients. a

for more i am point by jim wallis, a senior researcher on u.s. studies.rump's own man at the pentagon saying there are diplomatic measures on the table if we want them. what can the world international community do right now? guest: unfortunately, it is up to two main players, the united states and north korea, and both governments have sent deeply confusing and mixed signals. both the north koreans and the americans have sent to signals that are open to diplomacy, prefer negotiation, are happy to talk, and at the same time they threaten retaliation. it is hard to know which is which. even donald trump himself in arizona a week ago at a rally was talking about -- well, seemed to hint at diplomatic possibilities. on the other hand, north korea said it was going to wait and see on missile tests and then did one of its most provocative missile tests in quite some time. i think it's hard for either side to know what the other side 's intentions are. brent: what about the notion of sanctions? we had a round of sanctions recently that has barely begun to take e

." >>> philadelphia police have charged wally ramen with criminal mischief and other offenses for allegedly vandalizing the frank rizzo statue across from city hall. john rawlins has more on the deface. >> reporter: the spray painted words black power went up last nig as the skylight tend this morning crews rinsed away that paint. this afternoon this protester and impromptu guard. he wants president trump impeached and the statue of rizzo to stay. >> mayor frank rizzo is not racist. >> reporter: helen gym sent this tweet saying the statue must go. it was 1998 when this larger than life bronze of the man who was mayor was placed across from city hall. for its t mayor had this to say. >> no new developments in the rizzo saga. we're obviously we're trying puc wants to do whether or not members of the public want to pursue a conversation about its the the focus omportant to some. others saying that debate a raectiourrent politicians should focthe futurg >> what hapner: so you who, to are ward. >> you need to look forward. >> reporter: and.ive the people. >> a statue thasot paying my bills. >> r

and lastly, our cue card guy, wally. >> "slumbering angel", by wally feresten. ♪ the night is silententle purr. i gaze ever so longingly, watching my dearest one count sheep. every night, i sneak in to seth's apartment and watch him sleep. [ laughter ] what do you dream, sweet prince? a liberal utopia? a trump-free life? [ laughter ] don't you worry my sweet seth. i almost never sneak a peek at your wife. [ laughter ] you may be wondering, "how does someone who looks like me commit this stunning infiltration?" i dress up like a police officer, and pretend i'm conducting an investigation. [ laughter ] watching you sleep fills me with the utmost glee. don't believe me? take a look at this selfie! [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: this has been "crew poetry." we'll be right back with more "late night" everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at complet

wally hudson, right. >> yes, that's right. >> your place is absolutely beautiful and it's a family affairell me a little bit about it. >> yes, so, my wife is the one that does all the -- she'sd head baker. she's the one that keeps this thing altogether. a couple daughters helping out. >> we're literally looking at your daughters. that is the coolest thing ever. you guys get together. >> we do. >> tell us what you're making. they look delicious. >> that's our famous cinnamon buns. that's our top seller. we're known for those its a whole grain guilt free cinnamon bun. >> you have a big farm so a lot of ingredients are coming from the farm. >> that's right. 5 miles from here we raise grass fed beef goat chicken turkey and eggs. >> you have more family members taking care of the farm. >> that's right my second son is the farm manager. >> how did you decide to start a store? this is just a beautiful place. >> it was a dre was in the corporate world had a real job and when the company finally went bankrupt after i'd been with them for 15 years, i had an opportunity to do this and so we got into

been urged to stay away from crowded places security measures have been stepped up at airports and wally stations to the attack in spain and sentiments are at the latest in the wave of terror which has spread across europe particularly in the last two years. look. isis magazine direction lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. out a. little to. days after the terror attacks in spain prime minister malcolm turnbull month railed plans to make crowded places in his country more secure against such atrocities he proposes police advising local businesses on wide safety and security measures they can add the plan also aims to increase the number of footballers to separate cars from pedestrians while the presence of officers and security personnel in public places should be increased. so you there are some missing and five have been injured after a u.s. destroyer collided with the tanker east of the malacca strait the incident happened to five am local time while the u.s.s. john mccain was heading toward a single pole a u.s. destroyer sustained damage in the collision and rescue ope

meantime suspect has been charged for vandal icing that rizzo statue, wally roman is charged with criminal mischief , institutional vandalism and december creating objects. thursday police say he spray painted black pur on the statue. >>> bill cosby was back in the montgomery county courtroom today he has new attorneys and delayed day for his retrial. eighty year-old comedian will now be represented by tom mesereau, mesereau won an acquittal for michael jackson in 2005 child molestation trial. judge now says the earliest date for cosby's date will be march 15th. retrial was supposed to begin in november. district attorney kevin steel says prosecutors are ready. >> we are confident in our case and the evidence, and we will be ready when we get a trial date from the judge. >> mesereau also told judge stephen o'neill today he will seek a jury from montgomery county. that is a big change from cosby's trial in june when jurors were brought in from allegheny county that cost the county a staggering amount of money to house and feed the jurors. that panel was unable to reach a verdict in the case

firefighters had to evacuate people who lived in the wallis ranch area.se evacuations have been lifted. (darya) in the north bay... sonoma county sheriff's detectives have seized drugs, guns and cash while serving search warrants at two homes in santa rosa. this contraband was taken from a home on brooks avenue. it was part of a drug sales investigation by the sheriff's office. officers found more than half a pound of methamphetamine and cocaine along with guns and cash. two men were arrested in connection with the drug seizure. the federal government is taking new steps to help protect lake tahoe. lawmakers have approved 415 million dollars to help keep the lake blue. the new money will go towards thinning forests in the tahoe basin to prevent forest fires and to prevent invasive species from getting into the lake... keeping it safe for fish and swimmers. more than 2 billion dollars have already been spent over the last 20 years keeping the lake safe and clean. (mark) the fight between the 49ers and the city of santa clara has taken a twist this morning.

the fact that north korea earlier said it would hold off on strikes and donald trump decision very wally's jacqueline vogel looks at how american policy seems to go against what the international community right now is pushing for. when it comes to foreign policy it seems that trump is trying to twist the knife into some of the most balto international issues. there's fire and fury for north korea while the international community is calling for deescalation in the region trying to spouting some of the most aggressive rhetoric that's been heard and done. and this man will not get away with what he's doing believe they will be met with fire and fury. life the world has never see. the escalation reza freak suddenly doesn't solve the problem the solution to these cries this must be political the potential consequences of military action. to even contemplate. the two thousand and fifteen iranian nuclear deal in a group that took two years to reach and one that was hailed as a landmark diplomatic treatment this is a historic day. in response to washington's threats of more sanctions to promise

firefighters had to evacuate people who lived in the wallis ranch area.hose evacuations have been lifted. ( mark ) happeing today... the powerball jackpot will be worth at least 700 million dollars.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at a gas station in burlingame with the will. ( will ) tonight's powerball drawing is worth an estimated 700-million dollars. that's the second largest jackpot in the game's history. the cash pay-out would be some 443-point-three million dollars. ( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) in the north bay... sonoma county sheriff's detectives have seized drugs, guns and cash while serving search warrants at two homes in santa rosa. this contraband was taken from a home on brooks avenue. it was part of a drug sales investigation by the sheriff's office. officers found more than half a pound of methamphetamine and cocaine along with guns and cash. two men were arrested in connection seizure. ( darya ) coming up on the kron four morning news... see how the federal government is stepping

the suspect in that vandalism is 40-year-old wallie for mayorimself. the is inexcusable no matter what your feelings are on the polarizing politician. >> there's never any excuse for vandalism or any kind of action like that and people who do that should be arrested. >> it was the second time this week the statue was vandalized on wednesday. jeanette reyes captured the moment someone pelted the bronze figure with eggs. police arrested and charged a north jersey man in that incident. >>> in virginia, governor terry mcauliffe has rejected a request by the charlottesville mayor to remove the statue of robert e. lee. the governor will not call a special session while the issue is being decided in court. the governor signed an order temporarily banning any public demonstrations at a monument in richmond virginia with the robert. lee statue established. officials filed charges against james field junior who plowed into a crowd of protesters killing heather heyer. fields is charged with second degree murder in the death of heather heyer. >>> protests and coun

this is where a barracks building stood at campbell wally was demolished by a planted timebomb. . soldiers were killed in their sleep. these are just a few variations. seoul, ales north of joint military meets to discuss violations, the north korean the closed the line even in face of evidence and threw up a smokescreen. in the first nine months of 1967, there were seven times as many communist violations as in the entire year of 1966. all have been explored or denied -- ignored or denied. they provide the spectacle of communist fantasy but in the united nations, guards, the free world is a reality and committed to staying that way. ♪ united nations a soldiers remain constantly on the alert to meet the continuing border incidents, infiltration of enemy agents along the dmz. a system of guard posts with a man around the clock. a barrier fence is being constructed along the 150 michael lynn -- my length of the dmz. dmz.le lenght of the there are additional vantage points for operation -- observation. >> this week at 8:00 p.m. on c-span3, a civil war special featuring american histor

within minutes gated dublin community wallis ranch was evacuated at 2:30 tuesday afternoon after a nearby fire threatened their brand new homes of less than a week. sot: saumitra chattopadhayoy, evacuee// "when i was walking home i found smoke and i was a little scared and i came out and told my son and wife let's go and then some policeman came and said don't wait just leave."from high above (nats of plane) and on the ground fire crews from six agencies battled the 200 acre fire.it erupted at the camp parks army base where soldiers were training but are all accounted for. nearby quarry lanes school briefly evacuated students into their parking lot on their first day back. sot: angini pangal, quarry lanes student// "we were like that is such a weird day to pick to do a fire drill. so then when we got out we saw the sky it was filled with smoke and it looked like another eclipse."the terrain and weather posed a major challenge in fighting the blaze . sot: eric moore, alameda county fire division chief//"we had rolling hills and the wind got into an area and the fire was pushed up hill by t

but when i drop the sand it goes out of my hand university wally horizontal. it's a mess of a weather pattern. >> that is 42 miles per hour. it may not seem high winds but that wind hour after hour like they have there is intense. rainfall at the hotel in ocean city. 1.43 inches. other wind gust but the rain is an inch to inch and a half. the good news is rain is moving out. moderate rain in district. the heavier, steadier rain east of the city across the bay. even though ocean city we saw brad continues there. >> this would have been named irma and i think there will be a tropical storm developing somewhere. goodbye to that one. >> the temperatures will warm up nicely through the upper we get through the day tomorrow warmer temperatures on thursday and 82. clouds move in later thursday afternoon. the remnant circulation from harvey could bring showers to the area. regardless of harvey's future lay bar i do looks just fine -- labor day look just fine. let's talk sports. erin? erin: we have the story of an arlington resident who has achieved and overcome more i

wally is making some pretty big changes. "fbn:am" starts right now. churning 350 am in new york. tuesday, august 15th. thanks for joining us. lauren simonetti. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. where the president is in town. lauren: gridlock alert last night. trying to don't attempt fifth avenue if you're in the new york city area. breaking news this morning on the president. president trump condemning white supremacist group two days after the deadly violence in charlottesville, virginia. lauren: of like permanent details from the white house. reporter: delivering a statement at charlottesville. the president is drawing complaints not specifically named in the hate groups intertwined with the protest, instead condemning first the egregious display featured cover bigotry and violence on many sides. each one euro more than the seven she was struck by a vehicle into law enforcement enforcement officers died in the helicopter crash. monday the president got more specific when condemning hatred and bigotry. >> racism is evil and those who cause violent in its name are criminals and. inclu

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within ten minutes residents of newly built wallis ranch homes were forced to evacuate when a fire brokeut neary by around 2:30 in the afternoon. sot: arambh aagja, evacuee// "we just saw a bunch of smoke everywhere and we had a police chief over there who had a little mega phone and he just said to evacuate so that's what we did."the fire erupted inside the neighboring camp parks army base during training.sot: danilo gannod, camp parks airforce training spokesperson// "we're grateful because we had a lot of soldiers that were training out there and they're all accounted for and no one was injured and no structures were damaged."fire crews from six agencies battled the 200 acre fire from high above (nats of plane) and on the ground as terrain and weather posed a challenge.sot: eric moore, alameda county fire division chief//"we had rolling hills and the wind got into an area and the fire was pushed up hill by the wind and that contributed to the spread of the fire.fire fighters credit 4 air tankers for helping gain control of the blaze considering pretty high temperatures and wind speed.

we are still looking at the wally -- the evolving agenda. they just came out with a new agenda for workers that include the right to workers to join unions. that is a good start. will actually you latch onto that, and actually articulate an agenda that they are willing to fight for, that helps working people. looking at that. we will let our agenda dictate where we go with that in who we support. not matter to me where you come from. if you support our agenda, and you support working people, we will be with you. >> any names of targets? >> not right now. we are too early in the process. to ourstill talking members. we are still developing things. i would say, i am not ready to point the finger at somebody right now. there will be a lot of them. there are states. the obvious states you can look at. there will be a fight. we have never run away from a good fight. quite frankly, over the last couple of years we have been winning more than we have been losing. that is not a bad thing. >> the interview? out with aouse comes strong kitchen table e

wally yates/batallion chief, san antonio fire department: "in the time we were here the water came upoot."as the rain continued to fall -- rescue crews used big ladders to eventually reach the man -- and bring him to safety. meteorologists say this part of texas typically sees about two inches of rain in the entire month of august.but early monday -- three to five inches of rain fell.turning slow moving creeks into rushing waters.in maryland -- strong winds flipped cars and prompted people to seek shelter.melissa cullen/ witness: "we felt the glass shattering on the building. the awnings were almost ready to lift."people in tulsa -- cleaning up after an ef-2 tornado hit sundaywith estimated winds reaching 130 miles per hourthe tornado injured dozens of people and damaged about 150 businesses. imogene hahn/heard tornado: "it was just loud. and it just kind of shook the whole building. i think when i woke up, i was screaming."and in new orleans -- people are picking up the pieces after heavy rains soaked streets and damaged propertytyrone claiborne/ flood victim: "everything i own is go

wally served as new jersey's governor from 1990 to 1994. >>> and 6:38 and 69 degrees. everything is wet right now, but i think the rain is moving out. >> yeah. meteorologist has the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. bill? >> it's dry iing out there. the heavier thunderstorms are well to our south. a few scattered showers in southern delaware and a few sprinkles at cape may. the rest of the area is looking at nothing. we'll get a westerly/northwesterly air to move in to break up the clouds. we'll see temperatures well into the 70s. and more sunshine for the lehigh valley, up to 78 degrees at 4:00. in the 70s starting at noontime. a 60 for most of the morning, but it will warm up. still mostly cloudy at noontime. and at 2:00, later this afternoon the temperatures will warm into the upper 70s with some sunshine for the shore. and delaware, looking at mostly cloudy skies to start with, 68 degrees. we'll still be in the upper 60s at 8:00. but the clouds will thin out and be drying out nicely. and those northerly winds are still going for it. that means bringer i

. >> police have arrested a suspect and they just identified him as 40-year-old wally ramen facing severalrges including criminal mischief. this news just into our news room and all of this comes as public and private memorials and monuments across the country have been vandalized following those clashes in charlottesville. rick. >> all right, alicia, thank you. >>> a virginia state trooper killed in last saturday's helicopter crash outside of charlottesville was laid to rest. a public service was held for trooper berke bates. the copter was providing video before it broke off to lend support for motorcade for virginia governor terry mcauliffe. there was no distress signal before it crashed on saturday. the governor spoke at today's service. the funeral for the helicopter pilot is tomorrow. >> boston deploying hundreds of officers for tomorrow's free speech rally and planned counterprotest. >> we have to support those who are targeted and we have to stand together in unity and we ask everyone to help us promote peace. >> the boston free speech coalition who is organizing this says the rall

i think the pendulum is swinging towards wallis. >> ladies and gentlemen, ryan quinn. [ applause ] >>> author dan welch talks about stone wall jackson's defensive stand at the battle in virginia which took place in late august 1862. jackson's troops held their ground against repeated assaults by union troops, bying time for the confederates to launch an attack and send the union army into retreat. this 50 minute talk was part of of a symposium on great defenses of the civil war most hosted by the civil war blog. >> dan welch is a music educator in ohio but for many many years he has had a passionate love affair. he fell in love with the civil war at gettysburg. he studied at the institute. you can find him in the summertime giving tours all over the field. he is also coauthor of the last road north, a guide to the gettysburg campaign which traces both armys from vir vr ginia upo pennsylvania. it's a fantastic book and modelled after the civil war trail system. later we'll hear more. it's a fantastic initiative that helps put people on the field, on the spot. it is my pleasure to intro

well, according to police charged with last night's vandalism a man named wally ramen 40 years old from the germantown section of the city. police were alerted to the vandalism after night shortly after 11:00 p.m. >> do not destroy property. >> reporter: protesting and standing guard his message he wants the president impeached but is adamant the frank rizzo statue belongs. >> mayor frank rizzo was not a racist. he did the best he could for the city of philadelphia. he loved the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: anthony not here last night when someone spray painted the statue with the words black power and an arrest was made and the statue cleaned. it was tuesday when councilwoman helen gym sent this tweet linking rizzo to racism and shafer regional rail wednesday someone egged the statue. security was stepped up and a camera installed. the camera was removed after this wednesday night march. police not saying how officers were deployed when the vandal hit thursday night. >> maybe they took a bathroom break or something i don't know. honestly our police are really busy and have very s

with the help of wally harper, she remade herself as concert performer.to the spotlight with now famous show at carnegie hall. cook went onto perform at the white house for reagan, bush 41, and clinton. president obama conferred on her the kennedy center honors. in 2010 after decades away, cook returned to broadway in the review her cohorts were among those that came to her bedside in recent days to sing for her one last time. after barbara cook died at home in new york, the lights of in new york, the lights of broadway were dimmed in her ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley the average family's it stood up to 2 rookies,me: a problem child named "rufus". and 3 little angels. behr premium plus ultra. the number one rated exterior paint that makes you feel like a pro. only at the home depot. grocery lists only help when you remember to bring them. at lowe's, we have refrigerators like samsung's family hub, which lets you create a shopping list that syncs to your phone so you always know what you need. all projects have a starting point. start with lowe's.

wally?pickle we will see if anything comes out of those partisan meetings. >> as a trumpet ministrations pressured pressure lawmakers to pass health care, tensions are growing with russia and north korea. why one of our next guests says that has a lot to do with past empty threats from the united states. might that change? (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) the joy of real cream in 15 calories per serving. enough said. reddi-wip. (flourish spray noise) share the joy. >> the reality is that russia for too long has been supporting rogue regimes and engaging in the kind of aggression that has destabilized parts of the world. our freedom has been flourishing in president trump has made it clear that we will stand with our allies. we will stand with the west and we will stand with freedom loving nations. but that doesn't exclude the possibility of achieving real progress on federal relations with russia. >> a fox news alert as we hear from

do they know wally sherard was? today of an appreciation for the history? >> the question is people now did they have an appreciation of the history? i'm sure it is mixed. positionfolks in the have been drawn to that because of the power in the importance of the drama of the stories. they may not know every single name, that may not know every single flight, but they know a lot and at least for the astronaut corps, some fairly conscientious works to pass that on. when we joined, we -- we're the sequence of lectures to get a sense of what was gemini and apollo. why would i put together the way they were, what was it like to be a master not in the program. those are not editorial lectures, those -- they would bring the flight crews from those missions back. one of the most magical days is having neil armstrong and mike collins spent five hours with us talking about what was apollo 11 designed to do and what was it like being on the crew and what went wrong. when you forget on a flight, watch out for this. it was pretty cool. >> who else? right here. i don't k

it is about equality, it is about human it wally. once he makes that assumption, he can get involved in politics. he starts to vote and were four political parties. right around this time is the thet where he is saying constitution offers some hope. if you want to be a little bit cynical, you can say that he came to hate garrison. >> that is funny that douglas delivered the speech. you can feel it in the crowd. you can feel the effect today. why is that? >> i think it is a couple of reasons. >> there is the speech and another speech the year before he died called lessons of the hour, why the negro is lynched. if you read that speech, i perform that speech as well, it will make you think of today, some of the things he is saying. i think there is some and parallels to today and things in the atmosphere, i will say that if it were 15 or 20 years ago, i don't think we would feel the heat of the speech the way that we do today in 2017. because of some of the events that if taken place in the past three or years. i think that throughout t

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the suspect convenient wally went inside his home. police say he fired several shots.suspect then lit the home on fire and walked out with a shotgun and that's when officers opened fire killing the man. police are still investigating if he was firing at officers from inside his home. here's lieutenant john herd with the livermore police department. >> still really early in the investigation to be able to tell what directions his round was going. they could hear the rounds being shot. we don't know where they were headed. we're still investigating that right now. >> police not releasing the suspect identity at this time. >>> 6:45. new this morning we're just learning about -- >> yeah, it's very tragic, markus. we're learning about the drowning of a toddler in the east bay. a 2-year-old girl fell into the family swimming pool last night at the home off of hidden glen drive. responding crews just couldn't revive her. the name of the little girl has not been released. >>> san jose police need your help this morning. they're trying to track down an accuse killer caught on s

wallied farris. welcome, doctor. >> thank you for having me.d europe's open borders contribute to these attacks? >> well, of course if these open borders are not stopping the network of the jihadists. as you just said in the introduction, number one, those behind this operation are a cell. now, you know, spanish authorities can establish that because involvement of more than one person. but what is more important in spain is that more than one cell have been uncovered and now they are ungoing operations to try to find other individuals. the second most important matter, liz, is that the weapon they're using right now or the tactic that they are using right now is open space. it's not an attack against military bases, government buildings, or planes. it's whatever they can. and the response to that is really problematic. how can you fortify, how can you strengthen every single public space and city and village? that's a major challenge. liz: it's a major challenge. and, sir, what are your thoughts on the facts that there were bombs involved? cou

wally yates/san antonio fire department: he's ok -- a little embarrassed that getting stuck out there he had about a 45-minute wait. i can imagine that was pretty nerve-wracking. in the time we were here the water came up over a foot. this is a very bad spot. it's very difficult. as you can tell from what we were doing it requires the ladders and the boats. we're fortunate that we've got the ladder far enough back that we could reach him. and it wasn't just texas.new orleans is drying out after torrential rains flooded parts of the city for the secondtime in two weeks. roads and interstates were closed for part of the day... the city's drainage system is supposedly state of the art....but city council members have called a special meeting for tuesday -- saying that's clearly not true. pam and steve? let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. high pressure over the desert southwest will strengthen slightly over the next few days, resulting in somewhat warmer temperatures acro

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these are called wally, strips, sticky, go right on your wall, will not damage anything.d chalk, from wallys.com. very inexpensive. this way everybody can see what's needed so things don't get forgotten. these systems, if they're not working change them. >> great. a lot of kids have trouble keeping track of their belongings, you say there's an easy way to prevent them from losing so many things. in life, if you want to find it you need to label it otherwise you're always looking. this is fantastic. a label system. you download an app, wireless, it takes two seconds, clip it and there you have the label. it's $59.99, so easy. >> if you don't want to be so fancy, do old school? >> i love this from duct tape, basically they have a dry erase tape. cut it. myon across his wall. it's easy, a few dollars. >> we want to keep our kids safe. >> this does three things. it has a flashlight, charges your phone. you want to be in touch with them and it also has an alarm that is very loud. we pushed it last night. you can hear it 200 yards away. stranger danger, awesome. this is birdie