trump is tweeting his condolences writing my deepest condolences to the terrible shooting in douglas county. we love our police and law enforcement. god bless them. >> the boulder county sheriff, his son was among the deputies here in douglas county who was wounded in this incident. we should be able to get more details. there is a press conference starting here momentarily. >> look forward to getting answers from that. scott maclane, thank you very much for the reporting. security is at an all time high. las vegas where there was a horrifying shooting about three months ago, there will be police on roof tops and officials bringing in the national guard. in the meantime in new york, barricades are up and officers are taking precautions near times square where we find unprecedented security efforts taking place in manhattan. what can you tell us about the precautions that are being taken? >> one thing we are learning quickly if you want to make your way towards times square, you have to have patience and plenty of layers. it's quite cold and the forecast calling for the historic tempe

absolutely donald trump. joining me now to discuss, douglas brinkley, a presidential historian and history professor at rice university and larry sabato director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. larry, he's getting lots done, but without popular support. can that continue? >> i doubt it. look how difficult it was to get that tax bill passed. and he never could get obamacare repealed. i know about the individual mandate being abolished, but that's not the same thing as abolishing obamacare. this is with a new presidency usually coming with some kind of honeymoon. republican majority in both houses, i grant you thin majority in the senate. but still most majority, gate a great deal done. while certainly trump has accomplished some things, i agree with you on the judiciary, he could have accomplished a great deal more if he were a different kind of president i don't know about being the most consequential. but i'll tell you this, he's the most different president in the modern era. >> i think everybody could agree on that including the president. douglas brink

great agency, and so he chose to come over to douglas county. his children are young, that's all i'm going to say at this point right now, but he has two very young children. and his wife, they have a great support system in place. obviously, with the holidays there were a lot of people here available to them. and we have resources available to her as well and the children. >> reporter: sheriff, you said that, first of all, you arrived around 5:13, and i believe the shooting didn't start until about -- [inaudible] if i'm right on the timeline, correct me if i'm not, but what was going on in that amount of time before the shooting started? >> what i know about that, i don't have the particulars on the time available to me, but i do know that the officers were engaging him, they were having conversation, they were trying to talk to him. they were talking to other persons or person that was at the apartment complex. and so they were conducting an investigation. and during that time is when he chose to barricade himself into a bedroom. >> reporter: and did they know the specifics, the pr

about that today with dr douglas back to president of messy messaging extraterrestrial intelligence organization. surrounded by dust gas and radiation earth slowly coming up in the middle of the space with dozens of billions of earth like planets potentially out there humans are determined to find extraterrestrial life. how likely are we to garner a response to messages will be mounted. space. aliens to get our signals who's to say they will be a danger to earth and could first contact the opening of a new era for the planet. dr douglas come to the show great to have you own our program so your organization mattie's focused on sending out signals aimed specifically at aliens and you say that extra terrestrials need to know where ready to communicate but are we really ready to communicate i mean look at us we can hardly communicate with each other. it's true communication is one of the big challenges but it is also a defining feature of our species that we are the intelligent creatures who love to talk with one another so our work in many is a natural extension of that desire to comm

deepest condolences to the victims of the terrible shooting in douglas county and their families. we love our police and law

, colorado. the douglas county sheriff issued a shelter in place for people in that area. they don't have an update on the conditions of deputies remains an active situation. we'll update you through the nbc washington app. >> pretty frightful scene there. i know we also have some breaking news out of houston, too, that we're following. we'll keep you updated on that. cold weather out there as we start out this sunday in the 2017 year. >> yes, it's very cold end of 2017 and it will be colder as we bring in the new year for 2018 early in the morning. dangerous wind chills in the forecast. look at this, our wind chill here in washington is actually gotten colder by 1 degree. feels like 6 degrees actual temperature is 20 degrees. and it's only going to be as warm as about a 15 degree wind chill as we go through the day today. feels like temperature everyone around about 5 degrees right now. but tonight we have a wind chill advisory for the entire area through monday morning. wind chills 5 to 10 degrees below zero. that is some dangerous cold heading our way. coming up, i'll show you how long it

88 aÑos residentes de san jose "floavis douglas" tambien conocida en la comunidad como "miss flo" se presentaron en corte hoy., un vecino que previamente habia enfrentado cargos por ayudar a planear la invasion a la casa de la seÑora douglas hoy fue arrestado y acusado de homicidio por lo que el gran jurado decidio acelerar el juicio contra "zachary omar cuen", "johnny raymond brown jr" y el vecino de miss flo, "willie king" todos de 19 aÑos de edad cuando sucedio este crimen. ---los 3 acusados estan recluidos en la carcel del condado de santa clara. 00:21 "charging willie king and zachary cuen both the murder of flo douglas...they were also indicted with robbery.... ---el fiscal de distrito dijo que willie king y zachary cuen han sido formalmente acusados de 4 cargos que incluyen: asesinato, robo, abuso a un anciano y asalto. ---king, el vecino de flo... presuntamente conspiro en el robo y aunque no habria participado en el acto, enfrenta 25 años a vida en prision. ---segun la descripcion del caso....cuen y brown, presuntamente se metieron a robar en la casa de la ancianita s

celebration and it is a great gift, we will show you products. >> i saw fredrick douglas. if you wear this shirt out, what is this shirt. you can have a history lesson. >> it is a teachers gift which i need two of. >>> jen's helping us out because she's making christmas wreaths. >> yes, obviously difficult not flock this. this looks amazing. i didn't do that well. but there are super easy things you can do. there are hard things you can do, we will basically find out about all of them. look at this, it is a little snow man on a wreath, it is so cute. i'm moving into this place. i love burlington county. >> burlington county, we're coming right back at you. >> by the way, tina marie. >> tina marie. >> not that tina marie may she rest in peace, this is a viewer, tina marie who i believe is still with us, hi tina. she said stopped with the flocking jokes she has a cold and she keeps flowing is not out of her nose, coughing. >> drinking, tea or your coffee. >> yes. >> is there such a thing as the happiest christmas song of all time? let's start off with some of our favorites, karen, if you nee

morningá (marty) a new development this week in the tragic murder of 88-year-old "miss flo" douglas -- who was killed during a botched home invasion in san jose earlier this year. kron4's rob fladeboe reports -- the case could come to trial soon -- following a grand jury indictment. these young men, zachary cuen, johnny brown and willie king, all three just 20 years old. have been indicted by a santa clara county grand jury. they are accused of murder in the september 2016 beating death of floavis douglas, who was known by one and all as "miss flo."lance daugherty/dep. dist. attorney ".....miss flo was a vital member of the community and her loss has been felt by a tremendous amount of people. our office wants to move this case along and bring justice for what happened..." 88 year old flo douglas died as a result of a beating she suffered during a home invasion robbery at her home here on cragmont avenue. zachary cuen and johnny brown are alleged to have punched and kicked douglas during the botched robbery while willie king, whom was first charged with being an accessory after the fact, i

united states. later douglas compared roger tawney to william lloyd garrison. it was an odd pairing the dead important political work. that the constitution was a proslavery document and said douglas was woefully mistaken. often, black activists refused to give roger tawney his proper title, chief justice. and they used to the more diminutive judge. in judge, people were encouraged to take a defined position against congress and lawmakers and supreme court's. he went on to say that he was prepared to spit upon the decision of judge tawny. african-american said that tani's decision was morally wrong and historically inaccurate and black people had possessed some rights and had been acknowledged as important community members in the early republic. have beenvists might sober -- so fervent in announcing the lie that they saw there was some truth to tawny's decision. other african-americans acknowledged that the -- from the nation's decades, powerful people had worked to embed slavery and black exclusion in american legal structures. there was scott, encouragement to canada. the decisio

may and the prime minister and governor douglas to deal, it hasjust minister and governor douglas to deal, it has just emerged minister and governor douglas to deal, it hasjust emerged in minister and governor douglas to deal, it has just emerged in the last few seconds that she is going to come home empty—handed, with no deal. this is a shambles that into perspective the constitutional settle m e nt perspective the constitutional settlement for our country here. can we expect it to make a statement tomorrow. i'm about to say it was my expectation that they would be a statement to this house this week, and although i cannot predict with certainty, i thought there was reason to believe it would be likely to be tomorrow. between courses at large, this afternoon, keep a minister has gone from negotiating an agreement to a set of texts to throwing it in the bin alongside any leftovers. it is clear that the democratic unionist party, ten members of parliament, ten members of parliament from northern ireland, are holding this government to account, art holding this government by the neck

the beginning of a. dr douglas welcome to the show great to have you on our program so your organization mattie's focus on sending out signals aimed specifically at aliens and you say that extra terrestrials need to know where ready to communicate but are we really ready to communicate i mean look at us we can hardly communicate with each other. it's true communication is one of the big challenges but it does also a defining feature of our species that we are the intelligent creatures who love to talk with one another so our work in many is a natural extension of that desire to communicate but instead of talking with other human beings we're reaching out to life in the universe your colleague from they search for extraterrestrial intelligence is huge sas shostak predicts that we will find intelligent alien life within the next twenty years you said that it will happen by approximately twenty thirty five watts in this next twenty years exactly well one of the things that we see in our research is the need for computing power we gather tremendous amounts of data from space and

-old "miss flo" douglas.... how soon they may go to trial next... (steve) now at 9:30... a new development in a story we've been following for months out of the south bay. (vicki) you may recall the tragic murder of 88 year old "miss flo" douglas during a botched home invasion robbery last year in san jose.(steve) tonight, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports the case could come to trial soon... amid a grand jury indictment against three alleged perpetrators. these young men, zachary cuen, johnny brown and willie king, all three just 20 years old. have been indicted by a santa clara county grand jury. they are accused of murder in the september 2016 beating death of floavis douglas, who was known by one and all as "miss flo."lance daugherty/dep. dist. attorney ".....miss flo was a vital member of the community and her loss has been felt by a tremendous amount of people. our office wants to move this case along and bring justice for what happened..." 88 year old flo douglas died as a result of a beating she suffered during a home invasion robbery at her home here on cragmont aven

suspect is 39 douglas johnson junior is under arrest. evan lambert is live with new developments for us. evan? this documents are stable in the hospital, we're also learning more about that suspect through his interactions with a neighbor. here he is in a mug shot, this is douglas johnson junior facing two attempted murder charges tonight. we'll show you video from the crime scene last night, so far the injured deputies have not been identified, we do know they were called to a house here on hollow mountain tin place in sterling because of a fight between a father and a daughter about an hour, documents say they worked to douglas johnson junior down, it didn't work. he went upstairs reached for a gun inside a closest, deputies tased him but he was able to fire off several shots hitting the deputies in arms and legs. i spoke to a neighbor that led up to the call with police. and had a prior run in because of a car parked near his house >> i had a friend that came to drop off food at the house for christmas, and as she was leaving, she witnessed a gentleman, i guess, the suspect, pushing

we're back we'll continue talking to dr douglas in fact president of massey organization discussing what it's going to be like to hear back from l.a. and civilization states. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. thank. you. and we're back with dr douglas package president of messy organization discussing their prospect of finding intelligent life on other planets so dr black arts when you think about extraterrestrial what do you personally imagine there are like. well the ones that we can contact are going to be scientists because that's the only way we can exchange a radio signal or a laser pulses if they also have an ability to create the instruments that allow us to exchange information but beyond that i don't expect that they're going to look like us you know they're not necessarily even going to have the same way of encountering the world that we do we rely very heavily on our vision vision has evolved forty times independently on earth so it's been very affect

to a specialist, dr. john douglas. he went into dr. douglas's office, dr. douglas took a look at his throat, and grant looked at his face and said, is it cancer? unfortunately the doctor had to tell him it was. grant worked on these memoirs -- his memoirs throughout the winter of 1884-1885 and towards the spring of 1885 it was really touch and go. he had a couple of near-death experiences. his doctors believed the only way he would survive long enough to finish his book was to get him out of the city, which was humid and dusty and hot, to a mountaintop environment. that is what they did with a lot of ailing people during that time. they were looking for opportunities. a friend of the family, joseph drexel approached the doctors in the grant family to offer them the use of his cottage that he a just purchased on the top of mount mcgregor, above saratoga springs. the cottage that mr. drexel offered to the grants was modest in size, but did have six rooms upstairs and a few downstairs. it had been originally a small inn built by the first owner of the mountain, duncan mcgregor. it was m

expected to survive. the suspect, 39-year-old douglas johnson, was arrested, and is being held without bond. he's charged with two counts of attempted capital murder. he's expected in court tomorrow. the first family -- wishing everyone a sharing what makes them happy, this time of year: seeing families volunteering in their communities. president trump -- also tweeted not long ago... that it's back to work tomorrow, while at mar-a-lago. also getting into the christmas spirit... fairfax county police. they radioed in a call just about the time santa was making the rounds in the wee-hours of christmas. we posted the entire clip online... you can access that on the w-j-l-a abc 7 news app... available on google play and the app store. it's 5 xxx and coming up on good morning washington. kids in hurricane ravaged puerto rico -- getting a much needed visit from santa. plus - a smelly gift - that has caught the attention of the secret service. at 5:xx time for a before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed,

arrival, the officer took place. >> douglas county sheriff says the suspect seemed to have in the ed himself bedroom and shot the officers ambush style. a there were well over hundred rounds fired in this engagement. a hundred rounds just from the suspect. >> the suspect then shot and officers. >> deputy parish had been with the force for seven months. visibly purlock go ery difficult today to see zack for the last time. good kid, smiley kid. go up and down the halls, you could see his face. he was eager to work and eager serve. >> the douglas county sheriff no criminalpect has record but was known to them from other incidents involving police. haven't positively identified him yet and are waiting for more information from the injured officers. abc news, new york. >> new information tonight, it montgomery nted in county. fires in just one day. the extreme cold is not helping matters either. a warning from the fire chief. cheryl? just a, kimberly, it was short time ago we listened to a chief, efing with the goldstein, he told us just over 24 hours there have he called six of them here

, 2016 beating death of 88 year old "miss flo" douglas, of san jose.(2-shot-steve) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a grand jury has indicted three men for hermurder. these young men, zachary cuen, johnny brown and willie king, all three just 20 years old. have been indicted by a santa clara county grand jury. they are accused of murder in the september 2016 beating death of floavis douglas, who was known by one and all as "miss flo."lance daugherty/dep. dist. attorney ".....miss flo was a vital member of the community and her loss has been felt by a tremendous amount of people. our office wants to move this case along and bring justice for what happened..." 88 year old flo douglas died as a result of a beating she suffered during a home invasion robbery at her home here on cragmont avenue. zachary cuen and johnny brown are alleged to have punched and kicked douglas during the botched robbery while willie king, whom was first charged with being an accessory after the fact, is now said to have helped hatch the plot.lance daugherty"...mr. king, based on the evidence presented to

cnn presidential historians douglas brinkly and timothy and a half -- naftali. also, "washington post" contributor sally quinn, author of "finding magic." hello. good to see you. good to see all of you. sally's dressed for the season. anyway, so listen, i want to get your reaction to what might be president trump's last interview of the year. the "new york times" published it just a short time ago, so, sally, first, what stood out to you? sally, can you hear me? >> can you turn up a little bit? >> she can't hear me. tim, i'll ask you, what stood out to you? >> oh, what stood out to me? well, my sense was he was trying to show off. he was in the middle of a restaurant, at a cafe at the club. what stood out to me, first of all, is that the basic themes that the president's provided us. he doesn't believe there is a reality behind the hacking issue. for him it's all about collusion which he didn't commit and the whole issue was created as a hoax by the democrats who are sore losers. he is pushing this idea that he's tried to be bipartisan, but that democrats like the senator from we

new rider iraq will talk about that today with dr douglas back to president of messy messaging extraterrestrial intelligence organization. surrounded by dust and radiation earth looks slowly hung up in the middle of lifeless space yet with dozens. billions of earth like planets potentially out there humans are determined to find extraterrestrial life. how likely are we to garner a response to messages will be mounted to space. aliens to get our signals to say they will be a danger to earth and could first contact the opening of a new era for the planet or the beginning of a. dr douglas come to the show great to have you on our program so your organization matches focus on sending out signals aimed specifically at aliens and you say that extra terrestrials need to know where ready to communicate but are we really ready to communicate i mean look at us we can hardly communicate with each other. it's true communication is one of the big challenges but it is also a defining feature of our species that we are the intelligent creatures who love to talk with one another so our work in

the tragic murder of 88 year old "miss flo" douglas.(pam) she was killed during a botched home invasion robbery in san jose..as kron4's rob fladeboe reports.. the case could come to trial soon... amid a grand jury indictment. these young men, zachary cuen, johnny brown and willie king, all three just 20 years old. have been indicted by a santa clara county grand jury. they are accused of murder in the september 2016 beating death of floavis douglas, who was known by one and all as "miss flo."lance daugherty/dep. dist. attorney ".....miss flo was a vital member of the community and her loss has been felt by a tremendous amount of people. our office wants to move this case along and bring justice for what happened..." 88 year old flo douglas died as a result of a beating she suffered during a home invasion robbery at her home here on cragmont avenue. zachary cuen and johnny brown are alleged to have punched and kicked douglas during the botched robbery while willie king, whom was first charged with being an accessory after the fact, is now said to have helped hatch the plot.lance

"miss flo" douglas, of san jose. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, a grand jury has indicted three men for her murder. these young men, zachary cuen, johnny brown and willie king, all three just 20 years old. have been indicted by a santa clara county grand jury. they are accused of murder in the september 2016 beating death of floavis douglas, who was known by one and all as "miss flo."lance daugherty/dep. dist. attorney ".....miss flo was a vital member of the community and her loss has been felt by a tremendous amount of people. our office wants to move this case along and bring justice for what happened..." 88 year old flo douglas died as a result of a beating she suffered during a home invasion robbery at her home here on cragmont avenue. zachary cuen and johnny brown are alleged to have punched and kicked douglas during the botched robbery while willie king, whom was first charged with being an accessory after the fact, is now said to have helped hatch the plot.lance daugherty"...mr. king, based on the evidence presented to the grand jury, they found that his criminal liabili

meteorologist chris sowers. >>> breaking news this noon out of were douglas county colorado. a sheriff's deputy is dead after shots rang out. according to the sheriff's office, the deputies to a domestic disturbance call. two unidentified civilians were also shot by the suspect. the suspect is believed to be dead. again, five deputies have been shot, one killed and two civilians shot in douglas county can colorado. officials set up an emergency shelter for those displaced by the investigation. >>> also brake, this noon, a man under arrest after police discovered weapons in his hotel room in houston texas just hours before the hotel is set to host the new year's eve celebration. according to ktrk, investigators responded to the hyatt regency for the report of an erratic and belligerent man. they found a number of weapons in the man's room and in his vehicle, the man has been taken to jail where he is in question this afternoon. >>> we're saying good-bye to 2017, and hello to 2018. under an accu weather alert as below freezing temperatures continues to linger, meteorologist sowers. >> we'l

brite/ douglas county sheriff's office: "it entered the side and took out 30% of my left lung, damaged my diaphragm, damaged my stomach and it took out my entire spleen."christine brite/ dan's wife: "i think i went into shock."christine brite's husband of 14-years was in the fight of his life.dan brite/ douglas county sheriff's office: "i was dead when i went in the doors. and dr. michael pertaki, he literally held my heart in his hands and massaged it back to life. i had less than a 1% chance of survival."christine brite/ dan's wife: "all i kept whispering to him was don't leave me. you have these two little girls. they need you." brite, a retired marine, beat those odds. nine days after the shooting, he woke-up!four months after that, he was heading home.(nats)he lost the use of his legs and told, at best, he has a three percent chance of walking again.he's looking to beat the odds, on his own--(nats) "that feels good."with help from his wife and a pair a leg braces, brite is taking baby steps on his long...and at times, ápainfulá road to recovery.at home, a different real

vest wealth management ceo robert luna, american action forum, douglas holtz-eakin. adam, start with you. so we're hiking rates. >> yep. trish: we'll hike three times perhaps in 2018 yet there is no inflation in the economist. i'm just -- >> why are we doing this? i hear you. they're getting us back to normal. rates are abormally low. if you look at 30 year mortgage, that is 3.8%. that is half a point higher than all-time low. rates are not incredibly low. if you have not bought a home and financed, lock in the rate, you bitter do it. rates are the lowest they have ever been. trish, all we're doing is getting back to normal. trish: if you think what the fed is doing, alongside washington, d.c. is trying to do, they file like boeing in two different directions, that the fed is trying to pull things back a little bit, rein things in despite prediction of relatively slow growth and no inflation, while d.c. is out there trying to stimulate. how are these things going to work together? >> it is interesting, right. insofar tax reform still to be seen what happens. the point he made a momen

and stephen douglas. called the black douglas and the white douglas. there were more relationships and connections between those two then i ever realized. frome lifted shamelessly his article in my forthcoming book. lastly, joe murphy, who helped us organize this conference. organizerwas a prime of the conference at cuny four years ago. the cunys phd at graduate center. he is currently a postdoc fellow over the seer at the new york historical society. he is a scholar of anti-slavery politics and is himself writing neither a slave " political: and teh rise of anti-slavery nationalism." josh will speak on the theme of 1850's populism, economics, and white supremacism. each person gets 15 minutes. then we open it up to you. don't be shy. will -- pamela: thank you, david. i want to return to a question that civil war historians used to argue about in the 1980's, and that was the nature or character of the republican appeal. the contributors to this debate, all agree that political ideology is a central feature of sectional conflict and political realignment. they mean a worldview or relati

. we're watching a vehicle fire out in douglas township along philadelphia avenue. that of course is 73 at williams way there by the mcdonald's and now getting word of some fire department activity in shanksville along summit avenue near woodland avenue. might want to stay over on 73 gravel pike. the downed tree there is gone. use that instead. this is gone, our crash in lansdale by the wells fargo bank main street at re this wednesday morning. matt. >> thank you matt. in tacony.reaking news story. ahrown 30 feet from a car during a deadly collision. searching for the driver who caused that crash. that person got out and ran from the scene. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live along the 6900 block of torresdale avenue where this happened overnight. jeanette. >> reporter: well matt the man who was thrown has died from his injuries. we're told it was serious head trauma. another person who was injured was the driver of the striking car. we're told it was a woman. she was bleeding from her head. still she managed to run off. take a live look here behind me. police have cleared the sc

beautiful douglas fir. a tree that they and their son planted. their late son a tree that honored him. someone chop it down it grew right in front of their home. dave kinchen has this story from coatesville. >> reporter: perhaps irony in this crime. the victims say if the thief needed any help at all all they had to do was ask. >> had they let us no he that they were in need, chances are we would have stepped up and helped them out. maybe bought them tree. bought them dinner. bought them a couple of gifts. it's just very sad that this is how it played out. >> reporter: joy turner's reaction after she and her husband say someone chopped down and stole a tree from thyrar. >> you can see the cut marks. somebody came prepared. crushing because more than just a tree. it's the meaning report roar that's because the turners planned this douglas fir as a family with their son david afjrotc member who died of natural causes at their house around christmastime in 2009. >> we had thoughts of it some day growing big enough so we can bring it into our home and use it as christmas tree. the plan di

accessory. he lived across the street from flo douglas and is accused of helping the other two suspects by casing her home. douglas was beaten so badly in the 2016 home invasion robbery that she later died of her injuries. all three of these suspects were formally indicted today on murder charges. zachery quinn and johnny brown, jr., could get life without parol if convicted. king faces a maximum sentence of 25 years to life. >>> tonight the plug is pulled on net neutrality. the fcc rolled back obama era legislations on internet providers. what does this mean for you? veronica de la cruz breaks it down. veronica? >> reporter: critics say the repeal could change how americans go online. tonight santa clara county and several state attorneys general are threatening lawsuits. providers like comcast, verizon, and at&t stand to gain the most from the repeal. they'll be able to charge more and offer less. republican fcc chairman pushed for the change. he says the obama era rules kept service providers from expanding. >> high speed nec networks has declined by billions of dollars. >> reporter: sm

downfall of our civilization or the opening of a new writer will talk about that today with dr douglas the president of messy messaging extraterrestrial intelligence organization. surrounded by dust and radiation earth look slowly hung up in the middle of lifeless space dozens of billions of earth like planets potentially out there humans are determined to find extraterrestrial life. how likely are we to garner a response to messages would be to space. to get our signals who's to say they will be a danger to earth and could first contact the opening of a new era for the planet or the beginning of the. dr douglas back to the show great to have you on our program so your organization matches focus on sending out signals aimed specifically at aliens and you say that extra terrestrials need to know where ready to communicate but are we really ready to communicate i mean look at us we can hardly communicate with each other. it's true communication is one of the big challenges but it is also a defining feature of our species that we are the intel of.

, line for independents, go ahead. fresh -- s, i was a sophomore in college when douglas t trum an fired mcarthur, he wanted to go beyond th parallel and china was attackingthe japanese them during world war ii, so interfered.ot have harry truman fired douglas mcarthur, we were shocked out of our minds. we came to school the next day could not believe what he did. host: mary lou, bring it to out of e're running time. caller: well, i'm just wanting to say, actions have consequences. guest: they do. caller: also, harry truman took jews and sat them on top of the palestinians, now today? our problem now what is our problem today? you are absolutely right. harry truman did do that, again, are a loti know there of praying people out there, let's pray we don't go to war nd have the strong belief that the war is not going to solve anything. japan, ook at germany, south korea and vietnam, we're at wars with all these korea just outh because of the korean war and countries are our largest trading partners. what that tells me, if we trade companies afterwards, why don't we trade and put the war to

role once held by general douglas mac-douglas. we found out what inspires her service. >> the u.s. military academy is america's oldest service academy more than 200 years old. but never in its history has it had someone like simon asque. at 21 she is the highest ranking cadet at west point commanding a brigade of 4400. >> you're the only one with this amount of stripes. >> exactly. >> the first african american woman to serve as first captain >> my focus now is really to be the best first captain i can be regardless of gender or race and that when the first class graduates in may i'm remembered as a good leader and not necessarily as a good african american female leader. >> and yet, gender and race do set her apart as the child of a white mom and a black dad asque says she often felt excluded. >> in all senses it was a positive thing. >> at west .22% of cadets are women and less than 4% are black women. >> being someone at least at the surface who you can relate to provides a motivation. >> the attention that you guys provided today is i would just ask you to strive for greater

man, douglas johnson jr. is charged with two counts of attempted capital murder. the sheriff's office ss mound -- to the home because johnson was fighting with his 19-year-old daughter. deputies tried to calm things down and that's when they say johnson disappeared upstairs. then the law enforcement agents moved in and tried to arrest him. he pulled out a gun at that point and shot them. wusa9's michael quander talked to one of the deputies friends who just visited them in the hospital this morning. -- deputy's friends. >> reporter: a sign on the front door was anything but marry. -- merry. ryan spencer is a retired deputy. his friends were the two deputies shot right here in sterling. >> on christmas eve. what more tragic of an incident could we think of than two of our servants of our community being shot on christmas eve? >> reporter: investigators say douglas johnson jr. pulled the trigger when deputies tried to arrest him. one deputy was shot in the arm. the other in the arm and leg. it was a third deputy who stepped in to take down the suspect. johnson is charged with att

: neighbors are breathing a sigh of relief now that douglas bars at the loudoun county adult detention center. >> two officers have been shot. >> to have something happen like this is unbelievable. anna-lysa: when deputy surrounded his neighbor's house, he sensed something was wrong. drop offight came to some food -- she was leaving, she witnessed him physically pushing a woman. she called me and said, stay in the house, i think something is going on with your neighbors. anna-lysa: just before 4 p.m., loudoun county officers responded to a domestic dispute between douglas johnson and his daughter. when they got there, the deputies attempted to arrest him. he then pulled out his gun and shot two deputies. they are expected to survive. >> please clear the road. >> suspect in custody. anna-lysa: johnson is charged with two attempted murder. >> i had this bad vibe about him. it is good to know that somebody like that is taken into custody and not living next to my house anymore. anna-lysa: johnson is being held without bond and is due in court this week. nancy: a hit-and-run involving a tr

business if you're heading out the door to the schuylkill expressway. douglas, watch for a vehicle fire at philadelphia and williams way. you'll be directed around the scene until that's out and clear. in lansdale another crash, west main street and susquehanna avenue. the 42 freeway, drive times, five minutes from philadelphia to 55 and the walt whitman bridge. speeds only in the 60s. back to you. >> thanks. >>> happening now, tracking bone bone-chilling and dangerous cold. on the left is a live look at the aramark flags in center city. you see the wind gusting there. on the right, the feels-like temperatures across our region. they are in the single digits. not a day to forget the winter gear. >> not at all. temperatures in the single digits. randy gyllenhaal is live at the wissahickon train station. >> without his hat. >> what's the best way to prepare for the arctic blast, and where is your hat as katy the mom says? >> reporter: you know, layers are important today. gloves, my hat's in the track. layers are crucial, especially if you're standing outside waiting for public transporta

now new details in the shooting of two loudoun county sheriffs deputy, douglas johnson junior is under arrest and charged with shooting two evan. >> reporter: the deputies are stable. we're also learning more about the suspect through his interactions with a neighbor. here is that suspect. this is a mug shot. we'll show you video of the crime scene from last night. so far, the injured deputies have not been identified by the sheriff's office, we do know they were called to a home on hollow mountain place in sterling yesterday afternoon because a fight between a father and daughter. about an hour, deputies worked to calm down 39-year-old douglas johnson junior. it didn't work according to investigator, johnson went upstairs, reached for a gun, deputies tased him. he was able to fire off several shots hitting the deputies in her arms and legs. i spoke to a neighbor who saw what led up to the call to police and had a prior run-in with the suspect because of a car parked near his house. listen. >> i had a friend that came to drop off some food at the house for christmas, ands leaving

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