each headline he produced. 9 december 1945, he was en route to go hunting on a cold morning near and heim, germany and the car collided with a u.s. army truck and the four general was the only one injured. 12 days later america's greatest armor expert was dead. was it simply an accident, as the army concluded or was it, as some believe, an assassination? tonight, war stories investigates the remarkable life and mysterious death of general george s patton. of 8 may, 1945, ve-day. general george s patton, jr. delivered a triumphant address praising his beloved third army. >> more than 80,000 square miles of country have been liberated or concurred. you have demonstrated your irresistible prowess in france, belgium, luxembourg, germany, czechoslovakia and austria. >> though the american g.i.'s were looking forward to coming home, general patton was ready for another fight. >> when the war was over he was looking for another war and dreaded the idea of peace. >> he was the purest warrior we had. >> he believed in destiny, a great army and a desperate battle. >> oliver: george s patton, jr. wa

>> he hates him and loves him and hates him and loves heim. >> it seems like in the span of a few hours. it's like when i'm not liked by donald trump i'm going to decide to be agresive about it. >> he has taken a very different approach. steve bannon has a love-hate relationship but has not come out guns ablazing. >> the one thing i wonder about is how carter page, this is weird. these guys going on tv, not consulting a lawyer. >> he the a lawyer. it is odd. i can tell you a little bit about how it came to be. i was talking to him about the subpoena. he had september me the subpoena that mueller's team had sent him. all kplun cases and all documents, records, faxes, recordings, e-mails, notes, spread shets, anything he had on a nrm of peopumber of people. he said i have nothing on them. they hated me or they did get me fired from the trump campaign. he didn't say he would defy the subpoena. he said that he was going to cooperate with the subpoena. >> you know, the question is did he find something in his e-mail in that time that raised red flags for him. >> yes. >> he was saying on the

second heim. >> harris: i like the new look, the fashion with glasses, i know you're bringing it. >> thank you. >> harris: he's based in d.c. let's get to the news. the war between the white house and sanctuary citys is heating up. yesterday president trump host aid round table at the white house. attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security kristin neilsen were there. also present the mother of slain officer brandon mendoza killed by an illegal immigrant in a 2014 drunk driving incident. here's what came out of that meeting, at least some of it >> sanctuary cities in states like california put innocent americans at the mercy of hardened criminals, hardened murder, in many cases. >> my son, brandon mendoza was killed in 2014 by a repeat illegal alien criminal that was in the state of colorado and released back out on to our streets. it's just -- it's a common thing. i'm horrified. this is a very real issue. lives at stake. lives are being taken each day. we must work together. >> sanctuary cities dangerous, and we're going to take care of the problem. >> new claims rankin fee

i interviewed congressman jim heims of connecticut who wants this mueller investigation to be statutory be put into law, and he said he's not willing to, you know, go that far. and so it is unlikely they're going to take the president and his team's word for it. when i say they, i mean the republican leadership, and if they have egg on their face, they're going to have a very, very, very big problem in potential institutional crisis. >> for the most part, the republicans speaking out on this are those not up for re-election, with a notable exception of lindsey graham. if he's not moving to fire the special counsel, he's clearly trying to poison the well. what do you make of bringing on this new lawyer, a combative flame thrower who says there is a brazen plot to frame the president. what do you see the change of direction from the trump legal team? >> well, certainly seems like the perfect wing man for president trump, right? he likes to be surrounded by people who act the way that he acts, who support what he supports. certainly this new lawyer we have seen come on is going to be going

we go from some great medical dies to steven is on the heim singing the cloups throu-- clow.t's such a great collection of muse take this actually told the story of people's life. it fits really well in this abstract form, which say very different kind of things for renaissance theater company. >> all right. thanks so much for being here. sounsds like a great show. >> thank you. >> all the world a stage runs this friday night until march seven teeth. the plays in player's theater on da lancesy street in center city. you can get more information about the show and where to buy tickets by coming to our website nbc10.com or of course on the free nbc 10 app. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. the big weather story is the big nor'easter on the way. it's going to start as we go into our 11:00 hour tonight. that's when wee seal light snow moving into parts of area. we should see mainly rain over philadelphia to start and then everything starts to switch over. part of the system brings snow to chicago just outside of toronto. it'

so i just wanted to see if all the hype what all the heim is about. i i'm having a great time. >> let me ask you this. you don't look to me to be dressed for the weather. >> no. i mean, when you ride around you warm up. build up internal heat. no complaints. you know. >> reporter: no complaints. that fellow was soaking wet. but he was happy to be riding that bike. right in the teeth of the storm eye out that in allentown. lie in limerick, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. back to you iain. >> jeff, thank you very much. >>> as we step aside we'll take look at chester county where things are clearing up there as well. sun trying to break through our coverage of this nor'easter continues right after this. ♪ i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? no, it's good. -hmm. -oh. huh. [ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right? is there a draft in here? i'm telling you, it's so easy to get home insurance on progressive.com. progressive can't save you from becomi

. >> >> i would now ask them why we have an act viv, but heim not going to do that. or i could ask them how do we get out of the trap of making statements? i'll put that one on the table. but before i do those questions, let me see if there's anyone audience who has a question now. we've got one, two, three, four, five six. we've got a lot of questions. so maybe we'll just go down the row. go ahead. >> steve winters, independent consultant. you mentioned the ola gark several times. he said nothing's working and n a way to get to putin and the people that runs the country for them and attack them where they're going to feel it in their lifestyle and their money. the principle here, you're not saying the ole garts are involved in a cyberattack, it's putin putting a squeeze on him and they're going to say chance your behavior because we don't like what's being done to us. if you extended that principle, if you didn't like what she ging spinning doing, take the top 100 billion -- >> a role in decision making and in support of some of these criminal networks that were men