carl cannon: congressman, mr. chairman, when word leaked out you look at the 401(k) deduction, donald trump tweeted out no, that won't change. does that, when he does things like that, does that complicate your life? kevin brady: well -- [laughter] kevin brady: everything complicates my life these days, just so you know. look, i love working with him on this. he calls me regularly about tax reform. we talk about specific areas of it, and so i -- and he's out selling this and not just a reagan style reform that it trump style salesmanship. i think it is incredibly helpful. and in the 401(k) area, look, we have a goal. we want americans to save more and save earlier. we think progrowth tax reform done right can achieve it. carl cannon: all right. i'll let you go but one question, baseball is like politics. there's advanced metrics in baseball these days. let's have you put a percentage on it. what are the odds you get tax reform by christmas, or even thanksgiving, which the president said he would like to something

carl cannon: congressman, mr. chairman when word leaked out , you look at the 401(k) deduction, donald trump tweeted out no, that won't change. does that, when he does things like that, does i complicate your life? kevin brady: well -- [laughter] kevin brady: everything complicates my life these days, just so you know. look, i love working with him on this. he calls me regularly about tax reform. we talk about specific areas of it, and so i -- and he's out selling this and not just a reagan style reform that it trump style salesmanship. i think it is incredibly helpful. and in the 401(k) area look, we have a goal. we want americans to savemore -- to save more and save earlier. reformk progrowth tax done right can achieve it. carl cannon: all right. i'll let you go but one question, baseball is like politics. there's advanced metrics in baseball these days. favorite metrics, tax reform. let's have you put a percentage on it. what are the odds you get tax reform by christmas, or even thanksgiving, which the presiden

carl cannon: congressman, mr. chairman when word leaked out , you look at the 401(k) deduction, donald trump tweeted out no, that won't change. does that, when he does things like that, does i complicate your life? kevin brady: well -- [laughter] kevin brady: everything complicates my life these days, just so you know. look, i love working with him on this. he calls me regularly about tax reform. we talk about specific areas of it, and so i -- and he's out selling this and not just a reagan style reform that it trump style salesmanship. i think it is incredibly helpful. and in the 401(k) area look, we have a goal. we want americans to savemore -- to save more and save earlier. reformk progrowth tax done right can achieve it. carl cannon: all right. i'll let you go but one question, baseball is like politics. there's advanced metrics in baseball these days. favorite metrics, tax reform. let's have you put a percentage on it. what are the odds you get tax reform by christmas, or even thanksgiving, which the presiden

they can apply any substantive cannons. such as the presumption against extra tear tore yality, against retro activity that might justify departure from the best reading of the text. under this approach, few if any cases would turn on an initial finding of clarity versus ambiguity in the way they do now. now, to be sure, determining the best reading of the statute is not always easy, but we have tools to perform that task and communicate it to the parties and the public in our opinions. why layer on a whole separate inquiry, is the statute clear or ambiguous that does not help uncover the best reading and is difficult to resolve in a neutral and impartial way let me show you what i'm talking about. let's start with the constitutional avoidance cannon. judges determine a.mbiguous statutes so as to avoid an unconstitutionality that would rise if the ambiguity were resolved in one direction rather than the other. there must be ambiguity in the statute. the initial problem -- one initial problem apart from the ambiguity, it can

the sheriff al cannon detention center serves as charleston's county jail. most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and resolution of their cases. that includes david ratliff jr. he's currently in the jail's disciplinary segregation wing for his role the night before. >> i had a little altercation -- actually a big altercation with a few amigos yesterday. apparently i used to date one of his girlfriends. it's a small world. this is charleston. you know, everybody knows everybody around here. i didn't start it. i finished it. you got to. you got to fight if you're in here and someone calls you out, you know. come on. >> staff reviews surveillance footage which shows ratliff did not throw the first punch. >> this is ratliff hanging around the pillar a couple of times. officer breaks it up. >> seconds later, another fight breaks out. a different camera angle shows ratliff joining the fight, which quickly escalates. >> this is where all six get involved. >> the punishment will be the same for all the c

here iniers also lived the casemate with their cannon. the, we are in one of chambers to the great magazine. room away and you can see the massive floor timbers that burned out decades ago. of this room, not , very big room, maybe 10 by 16 i always wondered what could have been so heavy that they needed floor joints that massive. it came to me one day, gunpowder and cannonballs. i think this is where they kept the cannonballs. if we walk this way, we will see where they kept the gunpowder. this is the great magazine. you can see it is a large room. it used to be 2 stories. the floor was removed at some point somehow. it either burned out or was taken out. with the large room earliest piece of concrete i have ever seen. wheren see the old slats the individual boards were made. blocks withranite shams stuck in the mortar to take up the space. this room does have some slots in the wall so that some air can circulate through here. you will also see 2 small openings in the brickwork. and onehe first floor on the second floor. were from the lit

christine fizzano cannon: good morning, thank you. rosemary: so, first let's explain to viewers why the commonwealth court matters, and what the impact is on their daily lives. christine: well, it certainly does matter. it's a unique court in our country. it's one of two intermediate appellate courts in pennsylvania between the trial court and the supreme court. and while it doesn't sound that interesting to the average citizen when you describe it because it hears appeals of regulatory agencies and state agencies, and matters concerning government entities, the trickle-down effect that that has on individuals and businesses and communities in pennsylvania is really tremendous. it can affect pennsylvanians on all different levels. rosemary: judge ceisler? ellen ceisler: well, first of all, again, it is a fascinating court. it is the only court, state court that exists like it in the entire united states. any way that the government can touch your life could eventually end up as in the commonwealth court. and so, this court also has wh

in 2005, cannon air force base in southern new mexico was slated to close. this would have cost new mexico lots of jobs and would have had a devastating impact on the overall economy of the state. senator domenici along with the entire delegation and governor richardson worked to secure a different and critical mission for cannon air force base. today the 27th special operations wing is going strong at cannon, 6,000 men and women are employed, and rural roosevelt and curry counties benefit from the base's economic impact. senator domenici's fingerprints are not only all over the budget committee but all over the energy and natural resources committee, which he chaired for four years in the early 2000's. and the indian affairs committee which i'm fortunate to sit on today. he helped position the united states to be energy independent through energy policy acts of 2005 and 2007, the last time we really had bipartisan energy acts. and he was a strong advocate on behalf of tribes working to advance indian health care, resolve long-standing water rights disputes,

in the morning we discovered that immediately after these few cannon shots the siege of the palace ended and the members of the government were arrested. i was suddenly curious to find out what state the palace was really in that the i had prepared myself for a scene of total devastation and smoking heaps of rubble but the palace thank god looked as impressive and unshakeable as ever with the both the square and the surrounding streets were completely deserted beneath the dreary grey sky everything looked like an apparition from the past. with the. all the remaining newspapers three quarters of the band including know my ashes and distanced themselves from the bush fix albeit to varying degrees. doing away with the freedom of the press is a form of physical violence and unworthy of a democracy it's important not to forget that the unscrupulous as ours were capable of wiping out entire generations and that everyone who is intoxicated by the poison of power possesses such unscrupulousness i would like to stress that an experiment is being carried out on the russian proletariat. the awful t

today, the charleston county jail is the sheriff al cannon detention center. it houses about 1300 men and women. >> selling some cookies for some noodles, man. got to keep their stomachs full because they don't get [ bleep ] in here. >> most are awaiting resolution of their cases. >> 3g! >> tilghman kronsberg is only a few days away from his one year anniversary here and his stay isn't likely to end soon. >> it's been horrible. i'm not used to this. you know, there's a lot of guys who come in here and it's no big deal to them. they're content with it and i just can't seem to find that mentality. this is my cheese dip, consists of different kind of potato chips audiotape crushed up. add pickle juice and water. mmm, so good. i grew up actually pretty privileged until i was about 12 years old. my parents had a lot of money, but my father, he had a drug problem and so i went from living in a mansion to living in a room in the back of someone's house that had a bathroom connected to it. i didn't have very many friends growing up at all because i think i threw peopl

the cannon firing has become a big tourist attraction in zagreb. alem needs at least 15 minutes a day to prepare and in his nine years doing thejob, he's never had a misfire. maybe we should pray. alem needs at least 15 minutes a day to prepare and in his nine years doing thejob, he's never had a misfire. maybe we should pray. no, no, no. no, no praying. the town of sisak is where the river sava actually becomes wide enough for cargo ships like these to sail downstream to belgrade and serbia, and that's what has made the town such an industrial centre. now, sisak actually has a rich and colourful history but in recent times, it's been characterised as dull and dreary. in fact, most guidebooks don't even mention it. but that is now changing. i am actually the fourth generation born here. and i lived with this town, i grew up with this town, and ijust, you know, when you're reading something about your town, you're reading the bad news and you're thinking "what are you talking about? "this is not how it is here." so, last year, dahna and her team set

the bronze cannon is mounted below his epitaph. every visitor with time for the environs of copenhagen comes to see ross killed a cathedral a guided tour takes about half hour to come faith details and stories that make the cathedral so special a place it is of course not enough time for the descendants of the vikings the danes of today killed a cathedral is a national monument for petty generations they have been building it or visiting it to worship or to pay their last respects to their kings and queens. it's a pleasure mission a w grogram around the clock marking its first three. jenny to the epicenter of the process to make. it back live their lives here with us wife and his six children but it's also waiting electric students from all over here as. we follow the footsteps of. around the city and show. back today. their max as i look. at the grocery how the reformation has been celebrated in twenty seven. around the three hundred sixty degree view of the world five hundred years the musical. between protestants and catholics.

in the morning we discovered that immediately after these few cannon shots the siege of the palace ended and the members of the government were arrested. i was suddenly curious to find out what state the palace was really in that the i had prepared myself for a scene of total devastation and smoking heaps of rubble but the palace thank god looked as impressive and unshakeable as ever with the both the square and the surrounding streets were completely deserted beneath the dreary grey sky everything looked like an apparition from the past. with the. all the remaining newspapers three quarters of the land including know my ashes and distanced themselves from the bush fix albeit to varying degrees. doing away with the freedom of the press is a form of physical violence and unworthy of a democracy it's important not to forget that the unscrupulous as ours were capable of wiping out entire generations and that everyone who is intoxicated by the poison of power possesses such unscrupulousness i would like to stress that an experiment is being carried out on the russian proletariat the awful th

in the morning we discovered that immediately after these few cannon shots the siege of the palace ended and the members of the government were arrested. i was suddenly curious to find out what state the palace was really in that the i had prepared myself for a scene of total devastation and smoking heaps of rubble but the palace thank god looked as impressive and unshakeable as ever with the both the square and the surrounding streets were completely deserted beneath the dreary grey sky everything looked like an apparition from the past. with the. all the remaining newspapers three quarters of the land including know my ashes and distanced themselves from the bolsheviks albeit to varying degrees. doing away with the freedom of the press is a form of physical violence and unworthy of a democracy it's important not to forget that the unscrupulous as ours were capable of wiping out entire generations and that everyone who is intoxicated by the poison of power possesses such unscrupulousness i would like to stress that an experiment is being carried out on the russian proletariat the awful

in the morning we discovered that immediately after these few cannon shots the siege of the palace ended and the members of the government were arrested. i was suddenly curious to find out what state the palace was really in that the i had prepared myself for a scene of total devastation and smoking heaps of rubble but the palace thank god looked as impressive and unshakable as ever. get the both the square and the surrounding streets were completely deserted beneath the dreary gray sky everything looked like an apparition from the past. with the. all the remaining newspapers three quarters of the band including novi ashes and distanced themselves from the bush tax albeit to varying degrees. doing away with the freedom of the press is a form of physical violence and unworthy of a democracy it's important not to forget that the unscrupulous as ours were capable of wiping out entire generations and that everyone who is intoxicated by the poison of power possesses such unscrupulousness i would like to stress that an experiment is being carried out on the russian proletariat the awful thing

. >> i am park cannon. i was elected to the georgia house at 24. >> she's also a millennial. shout out to the millennials. >> many young people want to know what each state democratic party's strategy is on impeachment, this is a timely way to get young people involved in the political pipeline and sooner. so how do you think states can support our congress people on impeaching donald trump? >> well, the millennials did not come to play this morning. >> not today. >> thank you, park. we can answer that question, i think another question to pose is, are our congress people even in the mind-set of impeachment? >> i hope so. >> well, to set it up.

and this world war two era cannon has certainly seen better days. but this fake building is a sign that sweden is holding its largest maneuver in decades. patrik monard belong's to sweden's 18th battalion. it was transferred to gotland following russia's crimea annexation. >> how does it feel to be exercising in gotland again? >> excellent. now we're doing the right thing.

the cannon firing has become a big tourist attraction in zagreb. alem needs at least 15 minutes a day to prepare and in his nine years doing thejob, he's never had a misfire. alem needs at least 15 minutes a day to prepare and in his nine years doing thejob, he's never had a misfire. maybe we should pray. no, no, no. no, no praying. 0k. um, we can... let's wait. 0k. please stay here. yep. you stay here. thank you. it's 11:58. 0k. speaks croatian. one minute to shot, please! i'm feeling a bit nervous. bit tense. he's very, uh, focused. waiting for that clock to change. bang. 0oh! whoa! even though i knew it was coming, that was still a bit of a shock! it's still, oof, surprised me. wow! look at this! he's milking the applause! another day, job done. well done. have a nice day. thank you. croatia's struggle for independence from yugoslavia was more prolonged, complex and bloody than the slovenians‘. today, though, it's a country of five million and a very popular travel destination, especially zagreb, dubrovnik, and the rest of its spectacular adri

the cannon firing has become a big tourist attraction in zagreb. alem needs at least 15 minutes a day to prepare and in his nine years doing thejob, he's never had a misfire. maybe we should pray. no, no, no. no, no praying. 0k. um, we can... let's wait. 0k. please stay here. yep. you stay here. thank you. it's 11:58. 0k. speaks croatian. one minute to shot, please! i'm feeling a bit nervous. bit tense. he's very, uh, focused. waiting for that clock to change. bang. 0oh! whoa! even though i knew it was coming, that was still a bit of a shock! it's still, oof, surprised me. wow! look at this! he's milking the applause! another day, job done. well done. have a nice day. thank you. croatia's struggle for independence from yugoslavia was more prolonged, complex and bloody than the slovenians‘. today, though, it's a country of five million and a very popular travel destination, especially zagreb, dubrovnik, and the rest of its spectacular adriatic coastline. but venture away from the capital down the sava and you come across a lesser—known city. sis

the cannon firing has become a big tourist attraction in zagreb. alem needs at least 15 minutes a day to prepare and in his nine years doing thejob, he's never had a misfire. maybe we should pray. no, no, no. no, no praying. 0k. um, we can... let's wait. 0k. please stay here. yep. you stay here. thank you. it's 11:58. 0k. speaks croatian. one minute to shot, please! i'm feeling a bit nervous. bit tense. he's very, uh, focused. waiting for that clock to change. bang. 0oh! whoa! even though i knew it was coming, that was still a bit of a shock! it's still, oof, surprised me. wow! look at this! he's milking the applause! another day, job done. well done. have a nice day. thank you. croatia's struggle for independence from yugoslavia was more prolonged, complex and bloody than the slovenians'. today, though, it's a country of five million and a very popular travel destination, especially zagreb, dubrovnik, and the rest of its spectacular adriatic coastline. but venture away from the capital down the sava and you come across a lesser—known city. sisak

(sound of confetti cannon) seize your poise moment at poise.com. when heartburn hits (sound of confetti cannon) fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. stress sweat. it can happen anytime,hey!anyone. stress sweat is different than ordinary sweat. it smells worse. get four times the protection... ...against stress sweat with... ...secret clinical strength. ♪ oh i could hide neath the wing of the bluebird ♪ >> our earworm for the day. >> a little "day dream believein'." you're probably just smart and creative if you do that. >> they tend to have more efficient brains and those people can solve problems quickly and then mentally check out and start daydreaming. >> so every time you talk to me and i space out i'm being creative. >> just a normal day. >>> so after working under president trump for nine months secretary of state rex tillerson probably does a little bit of daydreaming but apparently though he let it slip just how hard his job can be. >> tillerso

police with water cannons vs opposition supporters armed with stones they were boycotting the election in a slum area of kenya's capital nairobi polling stations in many areas failed to open because of security concerns several deaths and many injuries marred the proceedings. kenya's president or hurricane yeah to cast his vote in upbeat mood his jubilee party's election victory back in august was cancelled because of irregularities leaving kenya in the grip of its worst political crisis in a decade. and. all we're asking is that kenyans. requesting them humbly that they should in the large numbers. make their decision. their leader. for our country to move. the opposition leader raul loading gas seen here before the vote urged his super alliance supporters to boycott the proceedings. they went further than that intimidating both election volunteers and voters to keep them away from polling stations. were. to believe. what you want to hear. to be here and. we support. violence also flared in the city of kisumu casualties were ferried to hospital the governor a hard liner during the sup

(sound of confetti cannon) seize your poise moment at poise.com. when heartburn hits (sound of confetti cannon) fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. stress sweat. it can happen anytime,hey!anyone. stress sweat is different than ordinary sweat. it smells worse. get four times the protection... ...against stress sweat with... ...secret clinical strength. ♪ oh i could hide 'neath the wing of the bluebird ♪ >> our earworm for the day. >> i like it. time for "the pulse" and a little "daydream believing." if you were like that in school, you were probably just senator and creative. >> a new study shows they tend to have more efficient brains and those people can solve problems quickly and then mentally check out and start daydreaming. >> so every time you talk to me and i just space out, i'm just being creative and intelligent. >> just a normal day. >>> so after working under president trump for nine months, secretary of state rex tillerson probably does a l

for 48 hours, before the siege ends, ladies and gentlemen, they drop 468 cannon balls or cannon rounds into the third louisiana redan. at point blank range. can you imagine having to defend that position with explosive shells raining down? one confederate officer after the surrender said in 48 hours, they lost 21 killed and 72 wounded. from these wooden mortars. meanwhile, back in the city, the civilians are trying to make it. they have to hunker down within caves. unfortunately, none of these caves still exist. there was a child born in one of the caves. his mother named him "siege." it's a true story. some of them are quite elaborate. some of them are multiple rooms. another picture. confederate soldiers are living on field peas. one confederate wrote, ladies and gentlemen, when the siege began, we were receiving a third of a ration of meat and about two therds of a ration of meal. this was soon greatly reduced. in lieu of the cornmeal we had cow peas ground and made into bread. this bread after being baked was about the color of an indian. and a few hours after being baked would str

. >> this is the cooler cannon, it lives up to the name. the insection like one of the t-shirt cannons but it fires a can of beer into your waiting hands and put ice in the cooler and hit a button on the iphone app and get ready to play cash, the cooler cannon reloads in two secs and launches a can up to eight feet and preorder one $199 right now and it's a kick starter project if you really want one you have to tell your friends to get one too. the cooler cannon will not go into production until they reach their fundraising goal. >> check it out. tap the lid when are you done. i think this one may go to production, good stuff. thanks. >>> lets get a check of the roads tonight matt pellman has the update. >> trouble brewing throwing us for a line on the ride home this thursday evening and we told you the last half hour about the problem on the septa rails and i don't have good news to pass along just yet. three lines are suspended because of the accident near the fern rock trancesation center. and all not running at this hour and creating a

track, the rear end of a large cannon carriage would have rolled. up here, you can see an opening where the front of this carriage , a big tongue was sticking in this group, up here you can see the whole where a big tent would drop in and the enormous carriage would allow the cannon to swing back and forth and cover a broad range. the opening where the cannon ball flew through remain shut at all times. they were big iron shutters with big springs on them. the force of the explosion of the cannonball would open the shutters and they would immediately slam shut. flute,re, you will see a all that cannon fire, black powder, the amount of smoke it would generate, each one of these casemate had its own flu so the smoke would exhaust the area. up here, you will see some we suspect the soldiers stood on the cannon carriage and hung their tools. also lived here. here, we are in one of the enter chamber's to the great magazine. we are one room away. you see these massive floor timbers that burned out decades ago. given the size of this room, not 16.ry big roo

. >> reporter: doctor cannon a trauma surgeon and his colleagues at penn are changing that. a pilot program medical professionals are teaching high school students from west philadelphia what to do if they see someone lying there bleeding. >> push push push. there you go. apply a lot of pressure. >> i've seen a lot of gun violence and unfortunately too many patients come into the hospital and not make it. >> reporter: doctor cannon is bringing life saving skills he learned in iraq and afghanistan to philadelphia. cameron losted -- lost his cousin to gun violence. >> i want to do something about it. >> twist, twist. >> i would like to know what to do him. >> reporter: the skills the students are learning here could one day make the difference in whether someone lives or dies. >> if they have the knowledge and the tools to act, they will feel much more empowered. >> reporter: dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> spain is backing control of catalonia. they rejected a call for independence by the separatists. the separatists economy is the fourth largest in the euro zone. >>

thank you for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. certainly, a lot of people are talking about what's going on in las vegas. we twoont get to what's happening here in the bay area. mike, you are tracking the san mateo bridge. it was shut down in both directions earlier, but that has changed. >> in the last half hour, that changes. highway 92 was completely closed in both directions. the eastbound direction opened earlier, now the west fire. there was a truck fire, a big rig. it took quite some time getting equipment there. as we look at the map, it was a rear axel of a big rig that caught on fire and ended up making its way over to the foster city side. the wider shoulder there. there's room to work. they were able to reopen two of the westbound lanes. the traffic is flowing smoothly. the dumbarton bridge is an option. we'll watch because we had a back up at the san mateo bridge toll plaza. two lanes are open, both directions are open and the bay bridge is an alternate for you. we will track this very closely. that is the commute wes

. >>> lets turn to fred cannon for more analysis on both banks' earnings and what we can expect tomorrow from wells fargo and bank of america when they report their results. he is director of research at keith brewer and woods. thanks for being here, fred. >> good to be on, thanks. >> i know in general you were looking for the anemic economic background to impact earnings this time around. but both of those banks managed to beat it, mod he is modestly. >> a few folks were disappointed, stocks were sold off today. if you look across the board, numbers were solid at both companies. >> what's there to nitpick here and why did the market get it wrong? you're pretty favorable on these stocks going forward too, right? >> we are. i don't think the market got it wrong. these stocks had a nice run coming into earnings, so it's a little setback, number one. number two, there was some nitpicking around credit cards and a little tick up in delinquency rates. >> jamie dimon came out and was talking basically about earnings and how the comparisons were going to be a factor in all bank results because

and as they, the river farther, george cannon, the youngest member of the expedition, 17, got lost. but the most important thing in south dakota was the encounter with the teton lakota. here in the fort pierre area in central south dakota. many historians believe it could have been the end of the expedition, because it was a confrontation. it was a great misunderstanding between the non-indians, lewis and clarke, and the indian people here at the confluence of the bad river and missouri river. lewis and clark were walking into a very difficult political situation amongst the american indians here. lewis and clark assumed these were just simple people, simple lives, and they were going to tell them what needed to be told, we could move on and life was happy. well, these were very sophisticated people, too. they were having a rivalry for leadership, between buffalo medicine, black buffalo, and the partisan, they were competing on who was going to represent the tribe to these explorers, coming up the missouri river. they also wanted to control the trade up and down the missouri river.

coworkers described "radee prince" as erratic - and a loose cannon. we talked to employees of "advanced granite" - where that shooting happened - who tell us they complained privately about prince... and some say prince was aware of that chatter. killed 3 people and injured 3 more in 2 shootings on wednesday. the harford county state's attorney says the maximum sentence of life in prison without parole - isn't enough. this morning los angeles dodgers and their fans are celebrating an historic night at the ballpark. the team on their way to the world series after clinching the national league pennant. and they did it with style. not one.. not two.. but three homeruns from slugger enrique hernandez-- one of them was a grand slam. he is only the 10th major league player to crack three home runs in a playoff game. the dodgers crush the chicago cubs 11-1-- eliminating the defending champs. this is the dodgers trip to the world series since 1988. on the american league side-- the yankees and astros play tonight. the yankees are one win away from joining the

georgian court university in lakewood says cannon violated the terms of his contract and crossed the line when he used language that the school says was vulgar and explicittedly sexual comedian was performing at the school last saturday for its homecoming cannon responded on twitter saying "i'm sorry your university doesn't believe in freedom of speech". >>> get ready for some cow pods. new jersey state trooper had to ask this big girl to moove it this morning. >> sergeant first class jeff flynn was his way to headquarters. he told the cow to hoof it out of there but the cow wouldn't listen the farmer arrived and remove the cow from the road. quite an adventure for this guy. sure he's ready to hit the hay. >> a popular broadcaster calling out philly sports fans. knock lice this guy colin coward didn't say anything we haven't heard before but is calling us dopey called for. here's hank. >> trying get hits on his website i would imagine. >> right. >> he don't really understand philadelphia fans. ♪ >> reporter: it's hank. i'm at the palestra. sports talk radio guys have a lot of time

we fired either a 37 millimeter or 0 millimeter cannon. (music) all of our water had to be oiled. (music) a c47 landing n our strip. three young native boys. our camp, these buildings were common. b38's rom the 80th squadron. these are hungry first pictures of ilots, after returning against the jap zero's. they are aturally excited. each pilot war a life vest or had a knife. fighter pilots were lost frequently, not only incumbent, but weather and operation accidents -- not only in combat, but weather and operation accidents. we usually could get 16 p38's available for each squadrons mission, each complement was 25 airplanes. where early -- arely did we have that many. (music) the jap hit us -- bombers hit us hard in 1943. our trucks, gas tankers, and bombers and fuel dumps were caught. we tried to disperse both bomber and fighter planes. coconut lodges were used for airplane protection. as i recall, we had very little warning this time. these bombers were coming from britain, the large japanese air ase north of us. (music) this japanese tank apparently felt -- ram off the road. --

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police with water cannons vs opposition supporters with stones they were boycotting the election in a slum area of kenya's capital nairobi polling stations in many areas failed to open because of security concerns several deaths and many injuries must the proceedings. kenya's president or hurrican yeah to cost his votes in upbeat mood his jubilee party's election victory back in august was cancelled because of irregularities leaving kenya in the grip of its worst political crisis in a decade. we're happy and. all we're asking is that kenyans turn out. requesting them humbly that they should turn out in large numbers must. make their decision true as their leader. for our country to move on. the opposition leader ryan loading gas seen here before the vote urged his super alliance supporters to boycott the proceedings. many went further than that intimidating but election volunteers and voters to keep them away from polling stations there. were no one of them. to believe. what you want to hear we want on enough to be here to. support. the. violence also fled in the city of kisumu casual

these messages are resonating strongly with voters leaving incumbent chancellor christian cannon his left wing social democrats behind in the polls a swing to the right in austria seems inevitable. football now and high drama last night as shit got toasted when les cologne in a bundesliga match up took a first half lead but cologne defender dominic kind managed a sublime goal to level the score with thirteen minutes to go the hosts got lucky in injury time when substitute a corner shot took a deflection and dribbled in. the late winner. returns to the pitch as coach of buy a new knee this weekend the seventy two year old has been away from the game for four years but expectations are high and that's considering buying want to trouble of trophies in his last season with the club freiburg is the first but just think a rival rival to see how the bavarians fare with back in charge yet your high case is back with higher star player time is moolah and the club sports director are along for the ride if the sponsors promotion but maybe the time might have been better spent preparing for frei

cannon is bringing life saving ways he learned on the battlefields of afghanistan to pennsylvania. instead of yelling about it, i want to do something. >> i would like to know what to do. the skills the students are learning here can one day make the difference as to whether someone lives or dies. >> if they have the skills to act, they'll feel empowered. >> dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> police from a newark delaware home today were living in squaller. all of the youngsters were under two and a half years old. the scene was the 100 block of fairway drive. the kids were transfer today hospital. no word on charges. >> new castle county police want to catch a carjacker who they say stole two vehicles at gunpoint in the last 24 hours. he carjacked an 87 year old this morning in the victim's driveway in claimant. jackson is also accused of carjacking another person at the apartments in wilmington 6:00 last night. he allegedly fired shots but didn't hit the victim. still to come on "action news," they were sold vacations to paradise and the happiest place on earth. wednesdayy

including a medicine chest, and number of chairs, and what we believe is one of the but whether it is a cannon off the hms boxer is up for debate. this particular piece is indicative of one of the most romantic naval stories. , the american, was from philadelphia. in 2013, a number of his descendents of his, family members, came to the eastern cemetery along with family members of the british captain from england and they had a joint funeral procession with the british consulate and the u.s. navy. the war of 1812 was unpopular in maine. we were a front inner state and not well defended and prohibited our ability to trade extensively. it was a financial disaster for maine. the british captain had been in maine for some time sailing along the coast and was very well respected. he was a gentleman and was revered amongst people in maine, so when he died, they felt it was appropriate to give them both a proper funeral. there was a funeral procession throughout the city. they had a joint funeral ceremony at the local church, then brought to be buried side-by-side. it is unusual. i think that's what

jeremy cannon a trauma patient is talking about the hospital's response to a mass casualty like las vegas. >> we bring in as many trauma surgeons as we need to manage the critically injured patients. the 2013 amtrak train derailment put everyone to the test. medical personnel in las vegas are seeing a specific type of injury because of the high velocity weapons used by the shooter. >> unfortunately, the wounds evolve over time. the initial degree of destruction that you might see first operation will not be the final amount of destruction or final degree of destruction. you have to come back in 24 to 48 hours to reassess the wound. >> he carries a tourniquet with him at all times something civilians can too. god forbid you are in a situation like this, could save lives. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> flags are half mass across the country at the president's directive to honor the victims and paris which has seen its carnage over several years is mourning the victims with this tribute tonight as the eiffel tower went dark. >> tomorrow philadelphia will hold a vigi

meanwhile incumbent chancellor christian cannon leader of the social democrats has become bogged down in internal scandals and accusations against the media something that's only played into the hands of his opponents who have been busy trying to outdo each other on immigration control. joining us from vienna is d.w. correspondent max huffman max it's good to see you so immigration seems to have dominated this campaign and in fact sebastian kids who want support to taking in more migrants is now calling for a crackdown why is this issue such a big deal in austria the first reason you have to look at the geographic situation of austria it's been on the front lines of immigration and the general migration crisis in europe for a long time whether people came from syria over the western balkans route or if they come through the mediterranean up italy and so most migrants pass through austria and that must be one of the reasons why this topic resonates so much with austrian voters but if you look at germany same thing there's a there for to many this is a question of cultural identity and

police with water cannons vs opposition supporters armed with stones they were boycotting the election in a slum area of kenya's capital nairobi polling stations in many areas failed to open because of security concerns several deaths and many injuries marred the proceedings. kenya's president or hurricane yeah to cast his vote in upbeat mood his jubilee party's election victory back in august was cancelled because of irregularities leaving kenya in the grip of its worst political crisis in a decade. we're happy and. all we're asking is that kenyans turn out. requesting them humbly that they should turn out in large numbers. make their decision choose their leader. for our country to move. the opposition leader raul loading gas seen here before the vote urged his super alliance supporters to boycott the proceedings. and he went further than that intimidating both election volunteers and voters to keep them away from polling stations. to believe. what you want to hear we want. to be here to. support. it. violence also fled in the city of kisumu casualties were ferried to hospital the go

jeremy cannon a trauma surgeon at penn is doing something about it. in a pilot program at university of pennsylvania, medical professionals are teacher high school students from west philadelphia what to do if they see someone lying there bleeding. >> push push push. there you go. apply a lot of pressure. >> i've seen a lot of gun violence, i've seen unfortunately too many patients come into the hospital and not make it. >> reporter: dr. cannon is bringing life-saving skills from iraq and afghanistan to the treats of philadelphia. cameron lost his cousin to gun violence. >> i want to do something about it. >> twist, twist. >> if i see anyone who needs the help, i would like to know what to do. >> reporter: the skills that the students are learning could make the difference in whether someone lives or dies. >> if they have the knowledge and the tools to act, they will feel much more empowered. >> reporter: i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." and you know this is one story that makes us proud to call the greater philadelphia area home. for more o

jeremy cannon and his colleagues at penn are doing something about it. >> remember what we learned? >> reporter: in an extraordinary pilot program at the university of pennsylvania, medical professionals are teaching high school students from west philadelphia what to do if they see someone lying there bleeding. >> push push push. there you go. apply a lot of pressure. >> i've southeastern a lot of gun violence and too many patients ishts come into -- come into the hospital and not make it. >> reporter: doctor cannon is bringing life-saving skills he learned on the battlefield of iraq and afghanistan. cameron lost his cousin to gun violence. >> i want to do something about it. >> twist, twist. >> after seeing who needs help i would like to know what to do. >> reporter: the skills the students are learning here could make a difference in whether someone lives or dies. >> if they have the knowledge and the tools to act, they feel much more empowered. >> you can do it again. >> reporter: i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> money saving measures are going into place in atlantic

. >> nick cannon's performance at a new jersey university not sitting well with some. the tough words on twitter he had in response and why he's not offering any apoll jogieapologi. >> i think it's really important that kids know from a young age you should follow your heart and do what you love. >> keeping his legacy alive. how a widow is working with local students to honor her husband's memory. >>> the warm weather continues, but the dry weather is about to end. i'm tracking the return of rain for your neighborhood in your most accurate weather forecast. >>> also a scare on campus. a student caught with 200 rounds of ammunition, a rifle and body armor. what he confessed to police, all new at 5:00. >>> time is running out to vote for our blitz game of the week. here's a look at the voting right now. there are several ways you can vote. you can vote on nbc10.com or tap ing the nbc 10 app. you can call or text your vote to 610-624-4111. we'll announce the winner tonight at 11:00. paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refin

during the civil war, the cannons were firing one or two a minute. in 1897, the french come out with the world's first modern artillery piece. what makes this modern is not only is it a breach loader and ammunition, so much but there is a hydraulic artillery. 15 to 20 getting off shots a minute. they could fire the canon as fast as they could fire the rifle. 1886, the world's first true automatic weapon was invented. physics, each action has an equal and opposite reaction. spring catches the 500 tod you can fire 600 shots a minute. you take this and the battlefield is a much more deadly place than in the civil war. silly generalsse had no idea this technological change was going to change warfare. that is not true. they knew this was going to cause problems. if they did not figured out, a told them this. he wrote a book called "the future of war" and he says look at how much societies are going worker to feed into war, has fundamentally changed. it is going to be decimating to your society. apocalyptic visions were the soldiers on the battlefield wil

the soldiers lived here with their cannon. here, we are in an anti-chamber to the great magazine, so only one room away. you see these massive floor timbers that burned out decades ago. given the size of this room, not a very big room, maybe 10 by 16. i would always wonder, what could have been so heavy that they needed these that massive. it came to me one day, gunpowder and cannonballs. so i think this is where they kept the cannonballs. if we walk this way, you will be able to see where they kept the gunpowder. now this is a great magazine. you can see the large room, it bird thee two stories floor was -- stores. ies. the floor was removed at some point. this was a large room. the earliest use of concrete i have ever seen. you can see the old slates where the -- slats where the individual boards were made or formed. then giant granite blocks with shims stuck into the mortar to take up the space. room does have some slots in the wall, so that some error can circulate -- air can circulate through here. you will also see two s

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. still, a lot of people thinking about what's going on in las vegas. >> trying to figure it out. we are following breaking news. in the last few minutes, we learned sadly, two women in the bay area are among the 59 killed in the massacre. let's get to pete suratos in san francisco with information just coming in. pete? >> reporter: that's right, marcus and laura. the story we brought you in the past half hour, of the wife of a san francisco police officer, who went missing during the chaos of the las vegas mass shooting that took place a couple days ago has passed away. we learned that from her son, from her brother-in-law, who posted this message on facebook. we are going to show you a picture of her. she has just passed away. that is what we are learning from her brother-in-law. it is with a heavy heart and sorry she passed away. please pray for the family during this difficult time. she leaves behind two beautiful children and amazing husband. thank you to everyone for all the suppo

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