you can feel the unimaginable pressure on churchill. >> churchill was obviously pretty tense.l that notch at the end there -- that he made with the ring that he wore on that hand, and he belted it like that. [ bells tolling ] >> but his voice never cracks. >> this is your victory. >> may 8, 1945, "v-e day." >> victory of the cause of freedom in every land. [ crowd cheering ] >> when derek's wartime post with churchill ends, he keeps two spare sets of the prime minister's dentures. he goes on to open his own prosthetics service. >> he was probably recognized to be the best in the country. all his clients came to him, word of mouth. >> word of mouth? >> yeah, very much so. >> [ laughs ] >> yes, very much so. >> decades later, nigel's father donates one of his sets of churchill's dentures to the royal college of surgeons. >> it was something he was very proud of, but, of course, it was a quiet donation, which suited him. >> but nigel thinks his dad deserves a more prominent place in the history books. so when derek dies, in 2007, and nigel inherits the remaining set of churchill'

from churchill. aim at anything less than the union of europe as a whole and we look forward with confidence to the day when that union will be achieved. those are the words of winston churchill. it was great to hear the commissioner following up our interview with a quote from the great winston churchill. we will see how european leaders can hammer out a resolution on monday when leaders will meet with turkey, trying to hash out a deal on this refugee crisis. the stoxx 600 failing to rise for a six-day yesterday. the best streaks in the last one in nine years. -- last 29 years. ♪ vonnie: time for our global battle of the charts. the most telling charts today. and what they mean for investors. you can access these charts on the bloomberg by running the functions on the bottom of your screen. mark: i am a nerd. i am a massive nerd. runs in thewinning stock market are wonderful. yesterday, the stoxx 600 in europe failed to rise for a six-day. the winning streak was the longest since october. let's use

events, including the funerals of the great naval hero admiral nelson. and prime minister winston churchill. but not all occasions were so solemn. got married and became princess diana. >> god save our gracious queen >> i, charles philip arthur george... >> "take thee, diana frances..." >> ...take thee, diana frances...

but the third, the last reason's a very interesting one and it's the one i call, the churchill effect. if you go back to world war ii, winston churchill was the heart and soul of inspiring england to stand up and defeat the nazis in germany. and he provided both the inspiration and the strategy and the relationship with roosevelt. everybody acknowledged, without roosevelt, england would have done much worse than they ended up doing against the nazis, and defeating hitler and the nazis. before the end of the war, there's an election in england, and churchill's thrown out, by his own friends and people. there is this exhaling if you will, on the part of an electorate, that when a huge, international, political burden is removed from their shoulders, they go to the other party. - catharsis, yeah. - yeah. - george bush lost, margaret thatcher was kicked out by her own party, maroni lost, mitterrand lost, kohl eventually lost. the australian prime minister lost, the japanese prime minister lost and his ruling party was kicked out for the first time. - right, so it was a moment. - it was a

i go i think we have to go back and consider what winston churchill said about neville chamberlain. these guys -- are all your kids like that? we got talking about martin luther king and the civil rights struggle. there was a point when martin luther king in addition to his civil rights activities came out and opposed the vietnam war which i felt defined him. he said this morality is going to apply across everything, not just civil rights. it was very controversial at the time. my dad was one of the few people defending king doing this. it was a nice beautiful fall day, beautiful views out the windows of our place, fire crackling and everything, everybody sitting around, what do you think? i -- you really need to consider this in light of the free soil debates in congress in 1854. i was in volume 4 of sandberg. what was great about this is writing was working for me, being a reader and a big writer was working for me. my dad recognized me. none of the other kids were interested in this kind of intellectual engagement. my father because of the depression, his family had been so wiped

>> churchill. mcarthur, coolidge margaret thatcher. >> what are the qualities? >> courage, determination, faith, belief in freedom, belief in the rights of all people. folks like that who are willing to stand up and speak out and take positions on behalf of human rights and world freedom and democracy and peace through strength. churchill i guess will be one of my 20th century heroes who i think elevates the idea that should not accommodate yourself to terror or evil. >> what about martin luther king jr., seems like he would have been in that mix of courage? >> i think martin luther king was a great civil rights leader? >> do you admire him >> i admire him. >> congressman, i like to get your views on a supreme court. if you were president and assuming there were vacancy what kind of person would you look for? would you look for a nominee based on ideology? very strong conservative and would you look for a minority or a woman? >> i would love for men and women in the tradition of antonin scalia, sandra day o'connor and robert bork. >> your showing in the polls th

churchill said they're bombing us every day, we'll have our daily lives. churchill being the greatest statesman of the previous century was saying we will not let the germans make it so we don't have a cup of coffee. that's been the attitude. not being cavalier, but being strong. they are cowardly, we're not what churchill was saying, the germans want to bomb civilians all day, we're going to show them that we're going to go about our daily lives. i think churchill is still a guy you go to. >> certainly describes a large -- the way people live in the states, in israel and hopefully in europe. >> yes. yes. >> athere are a couple calls we should get on the record. wynn is one of them. morgan stanley arguing deterioration in asia may be ending? market may be turning? >> i think they're a little late. stock had a gigantic move. steve wynn has a new casino opening, this palace. clearly things have stabilized there. that note talks about the idea of market share. he will be able to take a lot of market share because of the new casino opening. betting against ste

[laughter] as stalin said about fdr, he said that churchill would go up to you and cozy up and sneak his hand in your pocket to steal a coin get something little border definition, is something that he use the money -- he would smile and greet you and jan both hands into your pocket and grab everything out. that is what he was doing on behalf of protecting these wonderful places that we're celebrating its national seashores fdr created all of this when he created this in north carolina brought that into the pork park system. >> he was going to fight the spanish in the war of 1898, he was really excited about going to cuba but as you talk about in a chapter in the wilderness warrior, he was really excited about the wildlife that he would encounter in tropical america. >> yes. when theodore roosevelt went to the spanish-american war and got all of the roughriders together at the manker hotel in san antonio when the hotel still exists there, a wonderful old-style hotel if you go to san antonio you should visit. he brought these men to tampa bay and they had three mascots with them, gold

i mean, we're all struck by winston churchill. never, never, never give in. reagan said that the sun was going to come up and it did and many people who were democrats voted for him on the hope that he could bring america back in the morning and not be into the sunset. i mean, leaders can do this. because if you make laws to try to get people to do what they're supposed to do, you're going to always fall short. we need laws. we need reasonable proposals to get these things working. but at the end, it's leadership. it's not rules. it's not laws. it's leadership. and leadership gets people to perform at a higher level. talking about the patriots earlier, i think bill belichick could get 11 of us here and get us to go to the super bowl. [laughter] >> it's just the way it works. [applause] that's what leadership does. thank you. all right. right here, sir. right here. let me give you a microphone. is anybody working the microphones? if they are you're going to lose your high pay. [laughter] what are you getting paid? a bottle of water for this? yeah. volunteer. o

great leaders like winston churchill. involvedht they were and there was rubble in the streets.nt out there to say we will never ever ever give in. these kinds of leaders allow us to perform. and should be able to accomplish real things. when i think about ronald reagan, i think about the resurgence of america. watchedht when we all the berlin wall come down. people jumped on that wall with their hammers. i'm not sure what they were pounding. maybe they were pounding out their hopes and their dreams. and their spite. at the security guards they tried to deny them their god-given potential. leadership can bring about great things. do we have challenges and problems today oh yes we do. a lot of people are worried that their job won't be there anymore. deal will hitdes them in the back of the head and somebody will walk in and say you are out of work. you are 52 years old and you don't know what the future is for you. put theirpeople who money in a bank expecting to get interest. they got zero. they are living in the basement after ringing up a huge college debt and have no prospec

i won't try to do my churchill impression. i'll save everybody.there an iron curtain once again, descending, is the next president going to have to deal with significantly more national security issues than say bill clinton coming in january, 1993? >> you know where we heard the iron curtain analogy before or new cold war talk is from the russians. medvedev said, i see us entering a new cold war, a confrontation with the west. at the end of the day, putin and syria is not about the syrians. putin and syria is about breaking apart nato through its manipulation of refugees and all the nefarious things that he's doing in the ukraine. the idea is split nato so he can expand his empire to the west. that sounds just like stalin in 1946. >> well, we saw how dwight eisenhower dealt with that. we'll see how the next president, whoever it may be, deals with it in the future. >> we're a long way from dwight eisenhower. >> i will leave you with the last word, sir. thank you. >> thank you, leland. >>> elizabeth? >> coming up, he turned it into sweeping stories

. >> churchill 10:01 guard post is empty. >> reporter: night after night our cameras caught guards absent from posts for hours, texting on phones and one guard fast asleep in his car for more than an hour. the city hired cypress security to replace val security after finding guards absent from their posts and being intaentive. last month our investigation uncovered something city leaders say they didn't know. three val guards with criminal back grounds arrested while working for the track watch program. one convicted of burglarizing several homes while on the clock. the new $400,000 contract with cypress will cost more paying guards $22 an hour. the city implemented more stringent requirements saying guards must demonstrate a minimum of average intelligence. another track watch arrest this time cypress security guard luke sour pleading not guilty to charges of lewd behavior after police allegedly found him near the track slumped near his car with a bottle of wine and his pants unzipped. according to records he said for every night shift he worked in palo alto he masturbates in his vehicle

. >> churchill, 101, guard one is empty. >> we found guards out of their posts and being inattentive.ast month our investigation uncovered something city leaders say they didn't know. three guards with criminal backgrounds arrested while working for the track watch program. one convicted of burglarizing several homes while he was on the clock. the new $400,000 contract with cypress will cost the city more, paying guards nearly double the wage at $22 an hour. i city also implemented more stringent requirements saying guards must demonstrate a minimum of average intelligence and dependability. but days after our first story aired, another track watch april rest. this time cypress security guard luke sawer. he pleaded not guilty of charges of lewd behavior after police found him in a car slumped with a bottle of wine and his pants unzipped. he said for every hour, he would masturba masturbate. >> deana says her daughter has struggled with depression for years. deana reached out to us because she said they want to destigmatize the conversation about mental health. >> she was like in fifth

events, including the funerals of the great naval hero admiral nelson. and prime minister winston churchillons were so solemn. this is where lady diana spencer got married and became princess diana. >> ♪ queen ♪ >> i, charles philip arthur george... >> "take thee, diana frances..." >> ...take thee, diana frances... >> "...to my wedded wife." >> ...to my wedded wife. [ "god save the queen" playing ] >> this impressive building still echoes with the pomp and glory that were once the british empire. you can climb to the top of the top of the dome and gaze out on modern london. the view is spectacular. reporting for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> ♪ god save the queen [ bat cracks ] [ cheers and applause ] >> one of the best parts of the major league baseball regular season is the all-star game. since 1933, the midsummer classic, as it has been nicknamed, has featured the best players from the american league play the best players from the national league. now, the reason that this all-star game is so important is because the winning league gets home-field advantage in the world series. i'm ma

mueller, he'll tell you next in sport -- paul ryan, he'll tell >>> british prime minister winston churchill once quipped history will be kind to me for i intend to write it. how will we remember this year's tampa bay lightning, as a squad that sputtered through the first half or rewrote franchise history by winning nine straight games. looking to break the record by winning number nine today. the home team was doing plenty of piliates. then strikes again in the second to make it 2 they have 1 tampa bay. -- 2-1 tampa bay. taking the lead mid way through minutes later, fetches his own rebound, and dishes to tyler johnson. we go if overtime. final minute of bonus hockey. rick peckham, take it away. >> cutting it, scores. >> coast to coast, game winner, the strike lives, tampa bay wins 4-3, the bolts break their franchise record with a 9th 9th consecutive victory. >> we didn't really know the record until last game when we got to 8 and people started talking about it, so it's pretty cool to beat that. >> when you're in the record book, that's special. and i think it's just the start for this cl

there is a great description of winston churchill as secretary , talking about the boundaries of the region, straight lines, looking to jordan as an example, very nice example for the straight line to the east. the iraqi petroleum company pipelines to be defended on both sides, that was recommendation of the british office. on each straight line you can two things. we believe look to the future autonomous whatever demography,rals you like in syria or in iraq or other countries, this might be a kind of allow stability. enjoy the autonomy in iraq and syria, we believe they should enjoy autonomy, the decision whether to be an infeint state or not should be considered regarding other considerations of -- in the region, internal consideration, external consideration, this is the way to bring about stability for the region. hat's why we do support. mr. miller: back here on my left. >> eric rosenman from the committee on accuracy on the middle east reporting in america. given the lack of reconciliation on the palestinian side you mention from years back and the current manipulation of the a

winston churchill went there. >> an american hotel chain, but also that american hotel chain might be purchased by chinese insurance markets. what we're looking at is chinese influence that is doubling down and exponentially rising, as projected to, and manne american influence has been waning in this area. this is not only a time to poach back those old ties, but to show the united states as a true power broker and trade in the region that has been abandoned when it comes to cuba. cuba is a market of 11 million people. a lot of agriculture land that has been untapped. john deeres want to get in there, microsoft and google has been talking about opening up hot spots in the island. >> it's happening fast or perhaps not fast enough. we'll talk about later in the area. david, thank you. stay with us. much more of our coverage of president obama in cuba coming up. right now the president is at the jose martin memorial. he said he would walking through the plaza to meet with cuban president raul castro. much more about havana and the significance of this trip live. also ahead, clearing the

. >> hey guys, just a few miles down the road from churchill downs, the home of the kentucky derby, villanova is trying to keep their run in the naacp tournament going tomorrow in the sweet 16 against miami. tip-off is set for 7:10. look at the wildcats, they are trying to keep this run going, their best run since 2009 when they went to the final four and they are trying to keep it focused on miami and nothing more. for seniors this could be their last shot as a winner. he played in more games than any other player in history. villanova head coach, jay wright helped to put them in the position to get to the elite eight. >> i love everything about him, and he came in that way and that made him effective immediately as a freshman and we made him captain as a freshman. >> we have the same mind set of what villanova basketball is, just playing hard on the floor and giving it your all and kind of knowing everything out on the floor, he thinks of me as a coach on the floor and i think i'm an extension of coach wright. >> villanova coach jay wright counts his blessings that he ended up on villanova.

>>> that is right, we are actually right outside churchill downs, home, of course, of the kentucky derby. we wanted to give you taste of louisville out here as we get ready for villanova, miami tomorrow night. let me tell you nova is one confident bunch. villanova has been playing their best basketball of the season and they are not done just yet. >> not thinking we are invincible just because we played well in the first two games, we have to rely on our defense and rebound to go win games. >> i feel like we are getting better. we have watched some game film. we are going to get a lot better. we are just trying to move forward in the right direction. >> i think we are playing our best basketball right now but we have to stay focused on it. >> coach jay wright is happy that the players aren't satisfied. >> yeah, i like that. i do think that they are still hungry. they are still committed. i can tell at practice they are focused. we are demanding a lot from them, you know. it is a good vibe right now, because with the team, and it is a thrill to be here, man. it really is. >> it is an exci

>> simple words, back to winston churchill who said short words are the most ancient and they resonateith people. use simple words instead of long c complex words. when people give presentations to the masses, they bring their language this it to simple one syllabol words. >> i can't tell you how much pitchesive heard, and they leave, and i just don't understand what they explained to me. >> steve jobs said simple is harder than complex. >> idea on the back of a napkin. >> i learn thad from richard branson who said i hear hundreds of pitches every year. he said if your pitch, your idea, cannot fit on the back of a napkin, it's rubbish. specifically an airline cocktail napkin. simple is harder than complex. can i give you an example? one of the great business plans of all time. two men sitting in a bar, one drinking whisky, one smoking cigars. and they put it on a airplane napkin. they draw a triangle, dallas, houston, san antonio. >> and your business may be complicated, chances are it is, but the pitch has to be simple. the pitch is what has to pit on the napkin. the business itself,

you may recall winston churchill said the only thing worse than fighting with allies is fighting without allies. sometimes you may have to do that. but these alliances take a lot of work. what former secretary of state george schultz once called gardening. you have to work at this and work at it and not simply approach it as saying last year your bill was smaller than our bill. >> it certainly does sound like a difficult task. you know it very well. ambassador, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, happy easter. >> happy easter. >>> turning to the democrats running for president, senator bernie sanders getting a major boost last night sweeping saturday's contest in alaska, hawaii, and washington state. senator sanders said his clean copy sweep of victories would carry him all the way. >> don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination or win the general election. we're going to do both of those things! >> and christi keten fisher is with more. >> reporter: let's break it down by the numbers n. hawaii, bernie sanders beat hillary clinton 70-30. hawaii was the wild card up for gra

roosevelt liked churchill. was a prolific writer and the champion of naval expansion. and vice president during his abbreviated second term after assassinated roosevelt presided over the largest peacetime expansion of the u.s. navy in its history. with the united states commission with no fewer 13 new battleships.to white united states to have ted or 12 nuclear power aircraft carriers. and not part of the build up but the manifestation with a permanently large combat fleet. to characterize as ald s goodwill trip as part of a very coz arrival of the world stage with their peacetime that came to be known the cruz of the great white week. we're not worried about air pollution. [laughter] >> united states immediately declared their pair to be uninvolved with that for attacks but the ostensibly because of american opposition in disgust. but a larger reason was by the year the 20th century toer the united states was toofu prominent into a powerful than those rivalries.he what those ships or not to battleships and then to fend off the u-boat's so the united states set aside t

mike: a man found shot near churchill dual -- downs in louisville has died. police have not made any arrests. an investigation is underway in southwest indiana after police shoot and kill a homeless man. it happened last night in evansville. a man was making death threats. when the police got there, he charged at an officer with a he led officers on a chase before crashing. >> he did not even stop at the light. cars were coming out of the gas station. i am surprised that no one was hurt. mike: at least one officer fired at him after that wreck. the officers involved are on administrative leave. sheree: we have new details in the death of a kentucky 16-year-old. she died from a rare heart condition. not as a result of the mtial arts holds that was used to restrain her. video showed her walking around and even interacting with staff hours after that restraint was put on her. former subway pitch man jared he was attacked back in january by a fellow inmate. tmz is reporting that he started punching fogle in the recreational yard. the sentence to more than 15 year

this goes back to winston churchill who said short words are the most ancient, which means they resonatele. one of the first tips you mentioned is use simple words instead of long convoluted words. use sixth grade language. bill gates, elon musk, richard branson. whenever they deliver presentations that are meant for the masses, meant to reach the widest number of people, they bring down their language. one syllable words, simple words that actually are in a textbook tool, shown to be appropriate for the sixth grade. >> by the way, i wouldn't think of this as talking down to people, because when you say sixth grade, it's just explaining simply what you do. i can't tell you how many pitches i've heard and they leave and i don't understand what you do. just explain it to me in simple language. don't fancy is up. explain what you do. >> simple, steve jobs said, simple is harder than complex. >> it is. okay. next one. idea on the back of a napkin. >> i actually learned that from richard branson who said, carmine, i hear hundreds of pitches every year. if your pitch, your idea, cannot fit on

. >> neville chamberlain had to give way to winston churchill. let's hope we get a churchill.ill: why do you believe he doesn't have the will to do it now. >> if anything departs from the narrative, they tend to slight it. it happened in benghazi and a number of circumstances. so rather than find out what happened and calling it straight, everything gets spun. it's all part of a p.r. exercise. you can't win if you can't talk clearly about what happened. you may be wrong, some of the things i said here may be wrong, in which case let's get somebody to argue about it. but you don't keep sliding around it and pretending it doesn't exist. you will lose if you do that. bill: thank you for your time today. patti ann: law enforcement in the u.s. tightening up security following the attacks in brussels. we'll tell you what locations officers are focusing on. bill: the presidential front runners forging a path to victory in last night's big primary contest. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innova

on the restaurant and they want them to change the name and the menu with items like the winston churchillreakfast which sound delicious to me. don't do it, sally. don't change. keep serving on the beaches, in the fields, this the streets, in the hills. never surrender. >> somebody should make a tv show and call it portland land or something. >> i wonder why somebody hasn't done that yet. i try to rack my brain. >> isn't there something that has not oppressed people's beliefs? no. every criticism she leveled at the british empire can be said about the inca. i'm sure there is a picture in front of the great wall of china or something else built by slaves. >> you can't eat food that is part of our traditional heritage and not eat something tainted by human suffering. that's life. >> in dc when they teach western ship shouldn't they say they are not being nice to other people. maybe they can prepare them. everyone wasn't nice through history. >> they need their safe space. that is their safe space. >> these cafes, obviously and i have traveled across the great states of america and go into th

>>> british prime minister winston churchill once quipped history will be fine to me because i intend to write it. well, the tampa bay along, one that sputtered through the first half of the season, then winning nine straight game, breaking a club record with nine last night. the host team is doing plenty of pilates. andre pilate is here, bringing the overtime a final minute of bonus hockey, taking it away here. alex colurn coast to coast game winner, the streak lives. tampa bay wins for 3. the bolts break their franchise record victory. >> we didn't really know the record until people really started talking about it. it is cool to beat that. >> when you are in the record books it is special. it is just a start for this club and squad. maybe they want more. tonight is a great night but we have to look forward. >> all you need is love. love is all you need. that is what the new illinois athletic director josh whitman is saying. fired football coach bill cuban saturday and lovie smith has surfaced as the front-runner outlets report the deal is basically done after smith was january. how

. >>> british prime minister winston churchill once quipped history will be kind to me for i intend to write it. how will we remember the tampa bay lightning as it spurtded through the -- sputtered through. they look to break club record and home team is doing plenty of pillattes. 2-1 tampa bay lead. carolina came back, tying it up and taking the lead on this jeff skinner goal. fetches his own rebound. tyler johnson. the triplets tie it up and we go to overtime. final minute of bonus hockey. peckham take it away. >> racing from one end to the other. score! winner. the streak lives. ninth consecutive victory. >> we didn't know the record until the last game when we got to 8 and people started talking about it. so it is pretty cool to beat that. >> when you're in the record book that is special. so, you know, i think it is just a start for this club. maybe we want more. tonight is a great night. >> all you need is love and love is all you need. that is what athletic director josh whitman is saying. he fired the football coach and immediately smith surfaces the front runner for the job. m

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. >>> british prime minister winston churchill once equipped, history will be kind to me because i intend to write it. how will we remember the tampa bay lightning. as one that rewrote franchise history by winning nine straight games. last night, hosting the hurricanes and the team is doing a lot of pilattes. strikes again in the second and makes it a 2-1 tampa bay lead. the triplets tie it up and we go 0 overtime. final minute of bonus hockey, peckham, take it away. >> racing from one end to the other. score! >> coast to coast, game winner, the streak lives. tampa bay wins 4-3. the bolts break chan chies record with ninth consecutive victory. >> we didn't really know the record until the last game when we got to eight and people started talking about it. it is pretty cool to beat that. >> when you're in the record book that is special. i think it is just a start for this club, a start for this squad. we want more and tonight is a great night but we have to look into [inaudible]. >> love is all you need. that is what athletic director josh whitman is saying. the fired football coach and s

this is a time lapse from churchill in potomac. worked through the day. fair weather clouds. after sunset we will go clear. gusty winds diminish a bit. potomac 47. 42 because of the winds. wednesday and thursday, peak bloom for the cherry blossoms. march 20, yesterday, is when the peak bloom for 2012. march 29 was the end of the month for 2011. the long-term average is april 4 so we are a few weeks ahead of that for sure. everything looking good. especially the weather. 45 in hagerstown. 50 at the andrews air force base in annapolis. 52 in the capital. we have the strong wind gusts. wind gust to 30 at the reagan national airport. 32 miles per hour in winchester. the winds will diminish tonight. with the clear skies that will allow the temperatures to drop. out west we have warmer weather. it is cool in the eastern part of the country. 51 in indianapolis. winter we and snow in care boo, maine. but that only has a few hours left before it pulls off sea. the winds in new york will diminish. it will move to the east to give it 1 the to 18 -- 11 to 18 miles per hour. light southwe

. >>> british prime minister winston churchill once equipped, history will be kind for me because i intend to write it. how will we remember the tampa bay lightning? the -- looking to break the club record, hosting hurricanes and the home team is doing pilattes. caroline in a came back tying it up -- carolina came back tying it up. minutes later, rebound. ditches to tyler johnson. triplets tie it up and we go to overtime. final minute of bonus hockey, peckham, take it away. >> racing from one end to the other. score! >> alex coast to coast, game winner, the streak lives. tampa bay wins 4-3. with ninth consecutive victory. >> we didn't know the record until the last game when we got about it. so that is cool to beat that. book that is special. so, you know, i think it is just a start for this club, start for this squad. so maybe we want more and tonight is a great night but we have to look [inaudible]. love is all you need. that is what athletic director josh whitman is saying. the football coach was fired and smith surfaces as front runner for the job. smith was fired by the buccaneers in

[laughter] as stalin said about fdr, he said that churchill would go up to you and cozy up and sneak his hand in your pocket to steal a coin get something little border definition, is something that he use the money -- he would smile and greet you and jan both hands into your pocket and grab everything out. that is what he was doing on behalf of protecting these wonderful places that we're celebrating its national seashores fdr created all of this when he created this in north carolina brought that into the pork park system. >> he was going to fight the spanish in the war of 1898, he was really excited about going to cuba but as you talk about in a chapter in the wilderness warrior, he was really excited about the wildlife that he would encounter in tropical america. >> yes. when theodore roosevelt went to the spanish-american war and got all of the roughriders together at the manker hotel in san antonio when the hotel still exists there, a wonderful old-style hotel if you go to san antonio you should visit. he brought these men to tampa bay and they had three mascots with them, gold

prentiss: winston churchill said, "there is no doubt that it is around the family "and the home that all the greatest virtues of human society are created, strengthened, and maintained." [sighs] we got the uplinks of the crime scene photos. this is geoff and nancy hale. both their throats were cut. nothing. any evidence of abuse? slitting someone's throat is quick and efficient. that's because the real target was down the hall. she has a name. what? she's not "the target." her name's cate. she's 10 years old. all right. amber alert in effect? since 7 a.m. this morning. with thensub's head start he could be anywhere within a 400-mile radius. make sure that they're casting a wide enough net. who discovered the bodies? got it. jim scheuren, ca's biological father. he was sposed to take her for the weekend. the police don't nsider him a suspect. we'll want to talk to him anyway. we're also going to need a list of registered sex offenders what's the makeup of the hales' neighborhood? mostly white and middle class. we'll need aerial vie of the neighborhood. if madison county doesn't have t

. >> churchill, 10:01, the post is empty. >> reporter: night after night, texting on their phones andven one guard fast asleep in his car for more than an hour. the city hired cypress security to replace the previous contractor val security after finding val guards beabsent fro their posts. but last month, our investigation uncovered something that city leaders say they didn't know. three val guards with criminal ba background arrested while working. one convicted of burglarizing several homes while on the job. this will cost the city more, playing guards nearly double the wage at $22 an hour. there are stringent requirements, demonstrating an average intelligent and dependability. but days after our first story aired, cypress security guard luke sour was arrested. he pleaded not guilty to charges of lewd behavior after police found him near the tracks slumped in his car with a bottle of wine and his pants unzipped. according to records obtained by the investigative unit, sour told police for every night shift he works in palo alto, he masturbates in his vehicle. >> these are our tax

i have read and seen and a the things that winston churchill did.t was wonderful, he got people to rise. but, did you know where the strength of our country is? it is in us. it is where we live doing everything that we can to remember that the lord has blessed us to do certain things and to live a life in little bit bigger than ourselves to not wait for somebody to come riding in -- we will revise the spirit of america right here. right here. [applause] i have become pretty convinced that the reason i have survived, and you watch those debates, you said, is anybody ever going to call on our governor? when the debate was over it you said, why don't they ever talk about him? but you know what? one foot in front of the other. it is down to four. there are only six people now of the whole country that could be president. the other reason why i think that i have survived is not just because of the record in balancing budgets and cutting taxes but telling people to believe in themselves. the belief that we can make a difference in the way this world works

. >> reporter: churchill, 10:05 empty. >> reporter: we caught themming on the phones and one guard fastan hour. the city hired cypress security to replace value security after finding val ing val guards bein inattentive. last month our investigation uncovered something city leaders say they didn't know. three val guards with criminal backgrounds arrested while working for the track watch program. one convicted of burglarizing several homes while he was on the clock. the new 400,000 contract with cypress will cost the city more paying guards nearly the wage at $22 an hour. the city implemented more stringent requirements saying guards must demonstrate average intelligence and dependentability. days after our story aired another track watch arrest. this time cypress security guard luke sour. he pleaded not guilty to charges of lewd behavior after police found her near the tracks slumped in his car with a bottle of wine and his pants unzipped. according to records, sour told police for every night shift he worked in palo alto, he masturbates in his vehicle. >> these are our tax dollars. th

and also offering a model for the world and enabling by the atlantic charter that he and winston churchill signed democratic developments globally. >> there is a degree to which fdr was incapable of producing the liberal democracy that he foresaw. if you go through the exhibits here you will see the point counterpoint on civil rights, on suffrage, where he could realize the progressivism that you hear senator sanders espousing today. democratic socialism. it is a rich time in the political environment. we wants to bring some informed context to it. when you think of i have a dream, dr. king, successive figures in the civil rights movement employed to that language and rhetoric, peaceful protests, nonviolence. think of john lewis. a generation that built on that foundation. fdr's four freedoms. the director here alludes to how commerce and the capitalistic system identified the strands of four freedoms that is imbued in the postwar culture. take the audience through the evolution of the four freedoms from the moment of fdr's demise through the end of the war into the truman administration.

we wanted to give you a little louisville feel, behind me is churchill downs, home of the kentucky derby, just a little bit of flavor for you but i know what you want to know is about the nova/miami match up tomorrow and after talking to the team they feel that they are capable of so much more. >> villanova looking confident, and very relaxed as they get ready for miami tomorrow night knowing they play very well. they are capable of so much more. >> it is great, we were all extremely blessed, this morning, but, you know, we got here, and we cannot lose. >> reporter: but for knewton this name has special meaning. former newman goretti star was ready to play for villanova. >> i was than the ready to make my decision and somebody else committed for me and that ended my recruiting process with them. >> reporter: he grew up watching nova and has tremendous respect for program. >> they always had a great program, great coaches and always had great players and, malik williams, kyle lowery, randy foy, so i grew up watchingville know of basketball. >> reporter: now to play against them with so mu

this is from churchill high school. potomac.e lapse of the cloud cover from the vantage point there. 68 degrees on campus. skies cleared to allow the temperatures to rise a bit. now a beautiful sky. serious clouds and maybe jet contrails mixed in above. delightful evening. temperatures stay mild. later tonight when the skies temperatures to drop more noticeably. for what we have at the moment, extremely comfortable. 73 in fredericksburg, manassas. 72 in leesburg. 73 at reagan national. cooler in the bay. 70 in frederick. the air to the west is cooler. cold front that lies between the warm air. somewhat chillier air to the west. we will turn cooler. an update to heavy rain over eastern louisiana. florida panhandle and the alabama coastline. the moisture feed from the pacific. area of low pressure over texas. it drips south and it pulls more moisture up. we are not going to get that. we'll get moisture from the cold front as it moves through. the future cast spells this out. clear sky overnight. we will see icreasing cloudiness th

winston churchill, who came to power. margaret thatcher, the traditional route. she becomes prime minister.we'pqá we could talk about ronaldch reagan. so, donald trump could be the same in this country. i think we would all draw the line if the republican party changes the rules to make it more difficult for him to get the nomination but doesn't take away from the fact there are ways to get the nomination,. how do you feel about efforts to change rules if they -- if they're true -- to make it more difficult for renegades -- mage thatch at the, even guys like you and donald trump -- if they try to change the rules. they say they're not doing that so far doesn't appear to be they are doing that, but what happens when they do or if they do? >> well, i think if the republican establishment clubs together to try to change the rules and effectively to try to cheat donald trump out of being the presidential candidate, i thinkfethe republican party will put itself in a bad place. who is to say it may even split on something new may come along. one that become trump, mayb

i looked around the world and saw margaret thatcher do it in great britain and winston churchill in worldar ii. there's night a substitute for good leadership. i talk about neighborhood and community and mom and dad and family because our strength as americans doesn't rest on somebody else coming in to fix it our strength rests in all of us knowing that if we assert ourselves in whatever way we can that we changed the world. we changed the world where we live and if you want to reignite the spirit of america we reignite the spirit in the up and send the message to the rest of the country that we know how to solve problems and take care of one another and we don't know a bunch of politicians coming in here telling us how to do it. what do you think, huh? so fixing the country is two different ways. the people we pay to do their job and being americans before they're republicans and democrats. that's the most important thing and secondly making sure -- making sure that we pick up the mantle. that we run with the baton. that we finish the race so that we can leave this country better for the

roosevelt wanted to ensure churchill that american support was forthcoming. wilkie became a committed international as he wrote a book on -- "one world" graced based on his global travels. particularly isolationist republicans ran him out of the party. 1944, lostn in abysmally in the primaries. host: tom dewey. guest: tom dewey was effectively drafted for a nomination he did not want, and wilkie died before the election. it is fascinating, with all the drang surrounding the trump insurgency, maybe it is the historian and they, i am more interested, why, why is donald trump doing as improbably well as he is? this was an insurgency waiting to happen. go back to ross perot in 1992 or pat buchanan. the same year, a year of economic anxiety. we were in a recession, post-gulf war and the debate over america's role in the world was white-hot. you had pat buchanan, who ran an antiestablishment campaign, a populist campaign and remember nafta had not been passed yet, but a campaign of economic nationalism. a campaign that tapped into the anxiety of a lot of blue-colla

and he also sounded a bit like winston churchill earlier today in a tweet he said we will defend and protect our values and freedoms. we're confronted by a barbaric enemy. of course talking about what happened in brussels and we're united to fight that. the belgian prime minister coming out standing in solidarity with our european capitals that have faced similar threats. you have to remember this is the second time in four months that a european city has been targeted by terrorists and, of course, a serious feeling of unrest in the city tonight as people go about or try to go about their daily lives in preparation for tomorrow. >> hadley, thank you. hadley gamble for us in brussels, belgium. of course these are tragic attacks this morning, but the markets around the world have been open. and what is most notable is the market reaction was very muted. whether you take a look on the european continent or here in the united states. so why do you think the market has been so resilient? >> this is an awful, awful day. unfortunately, the impact is much further reaching and longer term. i

winston churchill, in his history of the english speaking people, talks about the disappearance of one of john's rivals, and he says he was murdered by john's orders, it was not disputed at the time or afterwards. though whether he was mutilated or blinded before hand remains unanswered. [laughter] so the barons of england felt they were oppressed and miss -- ms. governed -- misgov erned. they were at the verge of revolt, but the compromise that ended civil war was the magna carter and a cartel. it was not a bill of rights as we would understand it today. it is a futile contract between a king and his most important liege lords, his obligations to them, theirs to him. it is very detailed on medieval property question, forestry law, a whole section on how to deal with wales, which have been newly acquired by england. there were several points that will later on become items of later english and american bills of rights. one provision said no freeman shall be taken or imprisoned except by the lawful judgment of his peers. "freeman" means a normal man, it does not mean a wealthy commoner.