. >> se repiten sin descanso en la memoria de fred harris. >> caos, la gente lloraba en el suelo lostÓ de falsa alarma el pÁnico que se viviÓ en hawaii se ha contagiado a otras partes del paÍs llevando a millones a preguntarse quÉ harÍan en una situaciÓn similar. >> correr. >> ¿dÓnde?. >> no sÉ. >> autoridades de california dijeron que aquÍ no hay una amenaza creÍble ni significativa de impacto de misil. pero aconsejaron que es momento para revisar o diseÑar planes de emergencias con sus familias en caso de una catÁstrofe. palabras que no le dan alivio a esta madre. >> me asustÓ mucho, muchÍsimo. porque con este seÑor que tenemos cualquier cosa puede pasar. >> se refiere a la creciente tensiÓn entre el presidente trump y lÍder norcoreano, autoridades aseguran ya haber blindado para evitar fallas como la que le dio a este militar retirado. >> el peor susto de su vida. >> en san francisco, cristina londoÑo. >> investigan causas de incendio de un ferry que dejÓ una mujer muerta y 14 heridos. las 50 personas a bordo miren eso tuvieron que saltar al agua para escapar de las llamas que con

on the one hand, there was john lindsay and fred harris. on the liberal side. on the other side was on thornton, and industrial ceo, and congressman mccullough. they were the republicans and very much into law and order. and the problem that the executive director and victor somethingying to find that these two factions could agree upon. thethat is when they saw harvest, they had heartburn, that heartburn. [laughter] so they moved ahead. they had to move ahead. and i could see why. i could see why the harvest, particularly the last chapter, and had language that was rather overheated. it could have been toned down and made acceptable, but i doubt it because the notion of thetical elements within south was something that was very difficult, and would be very difficult to get those two factions to agree to. ok. a couple of things. point andop at this maybe answer questions as to what else might have been true, but if --why don't i just do that. [applause] >> thank you. ok, before we open it up to the floor, i want to see if any of the palace want to make any rema

on the one hand, there was john lindsay and fred harris. on the liberal side. on the other side was on thornton, and industrial ceo, and congressman mccullough. they were the republicans and very much into law and order. and the problem that the executive director and victor somethingying to find that these two factions could agree upon. thethat is when they saw harvest, they had heartburn, that heartburn. [laughter] so they moved ahead. they had to move ahead. and i could see why. i could see why the harvest, particularly the last chapter, and had language that was rather overheated. it could have been toned down and made acceptable, but i doubt it because the notion of thetical elements within south was something that was very difficult, and would be very difficult to get those two factions to agree to. ok. a couple of things. point andop at this maybe answer questions as to what else might have been true, but if --why don't i just do that. [applause] >> thank you. ok, before we open it up to the floor, i want to see if any of the palace want to make any rema

died april 128th on the day that he dies on april the 12th, how much does harry truman know about the bottom? -- palm? bomb? fred canhill was going to go out and investigate this thing. secretary of war henrik stempson said please don't investigate this. i was at yale university. i found a transcript of the conversation. it's quoted in the book. the secretary of war says mr. truman please don't -- just pull your investigation away this is a secret project. truman said that's all you've got to say and he did. brian: in truman's memoir -- shortly after taking the oath. the secretary of war poses on the side. and says by the way, mr. president, mr. truman must have been like, i'm president of the united states. he said there's the secret project going on. it's so secret that all i can tell you right now. he used the word "puzzled" it wasn't until april 25th his 139 13th full day. this is highly likely that we will have a bomb big enough to destroy an entire city. brian: how did stemson get there? a.j.: he was a fascinating character. he was the only republican in roosevelt's gap net. he had been in government since

. >> someone said harry connick junior could play, someone also suggested you, jim parsons. >> jim parsons a young fredn see that. >> yeah. >> i'll be darned. >> great suggestions. >> lets take a break. >> why, why do you need to take a breaky need to to's a break. >> i'm fine. we care about using cage-free eggs. and we care about amazing taste. because at hellmann's, we're on the side of food. >>> ♪ >> okay. we love fresh prince. i know we talk about it for a little bit because they are redoing it, having to bring the show back and they said what about a fresh prince cartoon could that be in the works? what will smith did that has people excited. >> will this cartoon blow the lid off of who will smith really is. >> no, i doubt that. >> okay. i have a question for you should kid be off limits, is there so many interviews done with these celebrities, athletes at the super bowl, should you ever bring up their children. there is a controversy, tom brady yelled at the reporters don't you before it up my kid. >> he cut interview short and now this station that was doing the interview they might , lose their

harry truman know bout the bottom? >> nothing. this is ze baited. it out came across the secret project going out in pasco, washington. which is the henford side. and fred canhill was going to go out and investigate this thing. secretary of war henrik stempson said please don't investigate this. i was at yale university. i found a transcript of the conversation. it's quoted in the book. the secretary of war says mr. truman please don't -- just pull orinvestigation away this is a secret project. truman said that's all you've got to say and he did. >> in truman's memoir -- shortly after taking the oath. the secretary of war poses on the side. and says by the way, mr. president, mr. truman must have been like, i'm president of the united states. facilityson said there's the secret project going on. and that it's so secret that all i can tell you right now. >> he used the word "puzzled" it 139 t until april 25th his full day. that with the girls. and he's holding this document. and said within the next four months we will be -- this is highly likely that we will have bomb big enough to destroy an entire city. >> how did stimpson get there? >> he was a fasci

harry, you did harriet, did you awesome. love you. guys, back to you. >> a sweetheart. >> you're one brave woman, jenn fred. >> which also very athleticifficult time with, that cross it off for me. but i've never seen anything, that was bizarre looking, but looked like fun. >> it d it was different looking, skijoring. >> never say you would never do that because you know we're going dog sledding today. i scheduled that. >> excuse me? >> no, after ice fishing that's enough. >> we're not done. we're not done. so many great things to do here. >> so stinking told here that they do celebrate the fact that it is stinging cold. >> true. >> i mean, what is your alternative? >> might as well go outside, enjoy. >> that's right. >> hey it is wednesday january the 31, 2018. >> from the fox 29 studios. this is "good day philadelph ia". >> optimism. unity. >> this, in fact, is our new american moment. >> president trump touts it the address. but there is some who say not so fast. >> he said she said. nicole eggert makes serious accusations against her former child in charge co-star scott baio. >> no way i wasand the older i e the shame came into pl