so all they did was turn that combat ready ship into grenada. >> marines took control of grenada's airportsessage. >> your cooperation will ensure that peace and democracy are restored in the near future. >> at least at a psychological, maybe even a moral, level, reagan was doing something in g grenada that he wanted to do in lebanon but couldn't. he could do it in grenada and show the united states would take action to defend its interests. >> reagan was lucky. he had the good fortune to have an easy military victory just eliminating our memory of what happened in beirut and replacing it with this scene of the military rush ashore in the caribbean. >> our world has changed. today our national security can be threatened in faraway places. it's up to all of us to be aware of the strategic places of some places and identify them. the events in lebanon and grenade, although oceans apart, are closely related. not only does it secure the violence in both countries, but it provides direct support through a network of surrogates and terrorists. >> what he really cared about was this cancer on the

for drivers you can use grenada to where you need to go. getting back on to lawrence will be an issue chris, this involves a dozen businesses. >> there are several businesses here the firefight continues here in what is the center building. firefighters on the roof to the right. to the left. >> that fire badly burned the building to the left that one is also destroyed. but the fire chief says as soon as firefighters bought the to the scene at ten minutes until 4:00, this is what they found, massive flames shooting into the sky and the fire chief says luckily it appears no one was hurt. >> we sent crews in, initially, to get to the scene of the fire and look for possibly of rescue. there is no one inside the fire was advancing quickly. we had to pull firefighters out. we have been battling it ever since. >> the fire is under control. it's not out right now. as the five alarm fire. we just saw one of the captains from the san jose fire department to assist. it appears there is also a lot of water and ladders still. an active scene here. we wi

it's a huge scene, use grenada as an alternate. it should affect folks riding the bus as well, in any case, we're looking at the live shot here. this is what's going on, look at that huge structure again, use grenada a little to the south, get through the local traffic. we will continue to follow that. that's the big deal in the south bay. we have your morning commute, just shy of 680, this stretch outside of our camera's view, i'll have more details coming up. >> mike, thank you very much. talking about travel as the summer travel season starts to heat up. tsa finds itself in the hot seat. today a top administrator will testify about long lines that are enrageing airline passengers. this week they announced the replacement and a centralized command team at tsa headquarters. airlines are still encouraging people to arrive three hours for travel. lawmakers are expected to delay plan, puerto rico is swimming in several billion of debt. they will restructure the debt. that bill has bipartisan support. unions are among those opposing t

did grenada,gan they all came home, the economy took off and they went along with it. what ryan is risking doing, playing the nelson rockefeller spoiler role, showing up at the convention, condemning extremism. he wound up a dead dog. went all out for goldwater with twond wound up nominations for president and the majority. eleanor: paul ryan is no nelson rockefeller. john: elections. get this. due to changing demographics, more states are predisposed democratic party. post"says "the washington reporter, makes mr. trump's path 270 electoral college votes, a big challenge. mr. trump's problems don't end there, because the magnate has poor favorability ratings with women, and minorities. republicans also fear that if be far moreuld likely to retake control of the in november. perhaps there's light at the end of the tunnel. weekw polls released this by quinnipiac poll agency, donald trump is within the error against hillary clinton in florida and and ahead of the former first lady in ohio. does donald trump get to 270? eleanor clift? eleanor: he thinks he can double down

wal burtton and grenada and forest vista. let me show you a live shot out there, see what i'm talking about t. fire crews, you see the strip mall fire. these crews are getting water from the other side of el camino i don't see why they have to close until they are done. it's going on until further notice. the freeways are lighter than you a often see. we are looking now throughout memorial weekend. we'll track it again, back to you. >> sounds good, tanks, pike. >>> coming up next, riot police, protestors and politics. >> that's a trump rally taking a very violent turn, now, california is bracing for a similar scene as all three candidates are in the golden state today. >> not the sound you want to hear, several tornadoes warnings wailing throughout the mid-west yesterday. as many as nine twisters were reported in western kansas. okay. there are reports of homes damaged near tulsa, oklahoma as well. two people were critically injured in kansas. the region could get another round of storms tomorrow. >> burning a trump flack, th

. >> questlove: 473, grenada! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you! thank you very much! oh! [ cheers and applause ] that's exactly what i'm talking about! you can't beat that! come on! that's what i'm talking about! welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody! this is it, thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] this is what i'm talking about! welcome! well, here's what everybody's talking about. megyn kelly's big primetime interview with donald trump aired earlier tonight. yes. kelly said she wanted to keep things respectful and professional and trump said, "then, i guess i'll close my robe." [ laughter ] he shouldn't do that. that shouldn't be something -- no, no, no, that shouldn't be on the list. >> steve: trump tower. >> jimmy: no. [ laughter and applause ] i apologize. and this is kind of crazy. i read a new super pac is actually trying to convince amish people to vote for donald trump. most people are like, "look, we're not amish. we just got rid of our tvs so we co

we went after him grenada. >> you wouldn't go have putin. >> i wish donald trump would listen to you. has the administration done because of force stature and world look -- is it overblown by politics. >> if you're american ally in tokyo where the president was couple days ago, if you're american ally in manila, in seoul, in jerusalem, you're terrified because this administration, which constantly told people we have your back can no longer be believed. what is worse, they believe that since 1945. at the end of the world war ii, the america said i've got your back against the russian bear, against whatever else threatens you. it is now a slogan for a mattress company instead of what it ought to be. harris: you know what i hear you saying? there is less predictability in the minds of our allies than among our enemies. >> absolutely. harris: wow. meanwhile, new concerns for the loved ones of some of our nation's heroes. a recent study has found military spouses often struggle to find jobs and are more likely to work for less pay or jobs below their education level. that can spur unemplo

he would go to these bite-sized wars, like grenada, in and out of in three or four days.and things went wrong, noriega down in panama, in and out. they made everybody feel good, like the falkland words made margaret thatcher feel good, but they were over. >> because reagan was not a big-time interventionalist. >> well, he is now. >> is pretty much -- >> peace through strength! >> in and out, too. bite-sized wars. . >> and tried to commit ourselves as little as possible, that he's for entanglements. you can say america first and have that not mean isolationism. >> here he is now in the present time, here's the new donald trump, the new model this year, out on the campaign trail. he called for less intervention in the world, but he also calls himself the most militaristic, catch this, even more militaristic than george w. bush. so, another angle to the man. >> i'm the most militaristic person here. >> i'm the most militaristic person in this room. believe me. >> i'm the most militaristic person. militaristic. militaristic. militaristic. i'm much more militaristic than bush,