patriotism is a love of vernacular. patriotism is a love of country.t can be a sentimental attachment. it's quite ream. nationalism is the aassociation of your nation your own tribes interest above all in the border global struggle. and that's what trump is. he's a nationalist who speaks in patriotic terms. he's not the first. he won't be the last. remember the flag pins came into popular use under nixon. nixon was the first one to wear them. because it was a way of saying to the age ofaayre kwus -- aquarius, i'm archie bunker. >> i'll take mine off. >> people forgot in the pledge of allegiance, it was the late '50s. it was in some ways reactionary to those times. >> it was. and that's a very good jumpoff point from that moment where we add "under god" to reagan's compromise in the 1980s campaign where heped the majority to become a part of the political process, because there was one way he could fight back against the establishment at that time that did not like him. we saw that play out in the '76 campaign. we have america sort of moving into this s

we're talking politics and patriotism on this fourth of july. a big happy fourth of july to everybody. i'm chuck todd here in walk. welcome to a special edition of "mtp daily." today is a day when many of us celebrate the birth of our nation, firing up the grill, popping open a beer or taking in a blockbuster or watching fireworks with the family. it's also a day when a lot of folks think of what it's to be american. so we begin our show with the raging debate right now about what it means to be american at a time when the line between your politics and your patriotism has begun to blur. particularly under this american president. practices the biggest ways those lines are blurring are how the president has seemingly attempted to co-op patriotism in his own way to mean a certain level of loyalty and love to him. according to mr. trump, if you don't standing and applaud for him like during his state of the union, you are not being patriotic. >> they were like death. and unamerican. somebody said treasonous. yeah, i guess, why not? can we call tha

the organizers insist the camp is about teamwork and not about patriotism or preparing a new generation to fight for russia patriotism is important to me as the law for your home country when she had become but also plays a role if you have the feeling already develops here it's impossible not to be patriotic here. nikita is still deciding whether the army is for him in the long run but for some of the boys this camp has clearly kindled a flame that will be hard to put out. there for the annual christopher street day parade here was the force of time the event has been held in the city it's one of europe's biggest events and the main party at the brandenburg gate ended early this year called off the event due to storm warnings in the german capital. but geyser has been in every bill in pride known as c.s.t. since it began the seventy three year old is one of the pioneers of the gay movement who did this i always as excited as i was the first time the excitement doesn't stop when he colgan was the first c.s.t. in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine nearly five hundred people demonstrat

the organizers insist the camp is about teamwork and not about patriotism or preparing a new generation to fight for russia. isn't as important to me as the law for your home country when she had the camp it also plays a role if you have that feeling already developed it's impossible not to be patriotic here. nikita is still deciding whether the army is for him in the long run but for some of the boys this camp has clearly kindled a flame that will be hard to put out. a burst of color and glitter hit berlin this weekend with hundreds of thousands churning out for the city's annual gay pride parade known as christopher street day this year was the fortieth time the event has been held in the city and it's one of europe's biggest pride events. burn geyser has been at almost every christopher street day parade he's one of the pioneers of the movement. that we did and i'm always excited as i was the first time the excitement doesn't stop and. he helped organize the first event held in one nine hundred seventy nine when nearly five hundred people in west berlin demonstrated for equal rights

burning a flag is patriotic? breaking laws? i don't think that's what most americans believe, do you? >> well, most americans don't approve of what donald trump is doing. you can cite polls where his numbers are going up. his numbers are still abysmal -- jesse: whatti does that have too with patriotism? >> well, i don't think any of this has to do with patriotism. july 4th is not just about bottle rockets and hot dogs. 242 years ago it was the ultimate protest telling king george that we're not going to have any more of this. i think what's as divisive if not more so is other things that were going on july 4th. to talk about the poll that both you and dr. gina were just referring to, your own brit hume sent a tweet that he had to later take back because it was unfair to label democrats as being unpatriotic -- jesse: you know, before we get into that, i'm not familiar with that, let's actually take a look at the poll. and this is from gallup. national pride drop aring among democrats -- dropping among democrats. now, if you look

democrats feel more patriotic when they are protesting. 51% said they believe the patriotic thing too is to break a law or refuse to go to a law and burn a flag. the lines are very different between democrats and republicans. jesse: burning a flag is patriotic. i don't think that's what most of americans believe. >> most of americans don't approve of what donald trump is doing. his numbers are still abysmal. jesse: what does that have to do with patriotism. >> i don't think any of this has to do with fatism. july 4 is not just about bottle rockets and hot dogs. it was the ultimate protest telling king george we are not going to have any more of this. to talk about the polls you and dr. gina were talking about. brit hume made a tweet that he had to take back because it was unfair to label democrats as being patriotic. jesse: let's take a look at the poll. this is from gallup. national pride dropping among democrats. 2018. just 32% proud americans. republicans, 74%. from 2013 it has gone down more than 20 points. republicans have pretty much stayed the same. what do you account for tha

and that's why the government is also putting an emphasis on these military patriots. like. the battalion gathers to review the day before. the organizers insist the camp is about and not about patriotism or preparing a new generation to fight for russia. isn't as important to me as the law for your home country when she became but also plays a role if you have that feeling already developed it's impossible not to be patriotic here. nikita is still deciding whether the army is for him in the long run but for some of the boys this camp has clearly kindled a flame that will be hard to put out. just a reminder of the top story we're following for you. party has claimed victory following national elections extending prime minister and thirty three year grip on power human rights groups have criticized her crackdown on dissent and the opposition calling the election a sham. live from berlin back at the top of the hour and. you can get the latest on our website at www dot com now to send thanks for joining us. we make up oh but we want tons of office to and up the two types of dec

or preparing a new generation to fight for russia patriotism is important to me as the law for your home country when she had the camp it also plays a role if you have that feeling already it develops here it's impossible not to be patriotic here. nikita is still deciding whether the army is for him in the long run but for some of the boys this camp has clearly kindled a flame that will be hard to put out. for a temper some sports news now and a competitive year and european football is already back under way less than two weeks after the world cup final rb leipzig made light work of swedish club heck in the first leg of their qualifying round the new signing with the stars scoring a sensational strike and laying on an eye catching assists to help leipsic record a four no victory there turn like takes place in gothenburg on august second. the tour de france entered its third last stage with grain thomas hoping holding rather a reasonably comfortable lead in the overall standings the course gave sprinters a chance to shine on stage eighteen meaning the yellow jersey holder was able t

patriotism in america and how still to come. patriotism in america and how uncle sam kind of struggle g, (birds chi a running brook,) g, ahh. the new deer park sparkling ng is made with real spriater. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious,ne you don't slo-mo models to sell it.re al spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles.e just what'sfreshin. (birds chirping, a running ahh.k,) the new deer park sparkling . made with real spring w ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't needslo-mo ms pring water,re fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles.s just what's fhingly real. >> his sreme court justice pick we know he interviewed differen acandidates who nfirmation batsle look like.lco joining me now john widther spoon, attorney, we have your kitchen. >> oh, hi nks i'm here. >> jim. >> mar each agood to see you. >> sgloops forple who go. didn't know i s wd on twitter lastk i was taking time off certainly not t have lipo. and really i think when i come back and you see me popping buttons on my suits it will be clearly didn't

that gives a sense of the level of work, dedication and patriotism of our sailors. 430,000 sailors, 80% are enlisted but from what i have seen 100% are proud to be americans. as we celebrate the fourth of july i hope we will do their service. >> we salute leah's as well. it is a team effort across the army, navy and air force. thank you to all of you on your service. 28 minutes after the top of the hour, the american hero who inspired the hollywood movie black hawk down. >> people ask me why do you do it? understand the men next to you. heather: he is deploying on a new mission and joined us next with why he says the fight here at home is just as bad as one on the battlefield. ♪ heather: the search is on for the vandals who through bricks through a gop office and spray-painted abolish ice in lincoln, nebraska were the executive directors blaming hateful rhetoric particularly maxine waters's calls to push back against the trump administration. the vandalism caused $1200 in damage. security across the country just days after a plot was stopped in cleveland, new york p

we stand up for the patriots who defend america. and we stand up for our national anthem. we're putting america first again. and we're seeing the incredible results. we're destroying the blood thirsty killers known as isis almost gone. we're calling the threat by its real name. a name that wasn't mentioned for a long time. it's called radical islamic terrorism. it's what it is. you have to know your enemy before you can defeat your enemy. earlier this year, i recognize the true capital of it's really. as josh said. jerusalem, where we just opened the american embassy. they thought it would never be named. and after it was named, they thought it would never get built. and i built it within four months. how about that one. you know that, four months. they came to my office. they had a document to be signed $1 billion. said $1 billion. they didn't have a site. they didn't know anything. our great ambassador. the very successful lawyer in new york city. he said, we can do it a lot faster. we can renovate the embassy quickly. i said, how

. >> the patriotic food. >> see the adorable ways their celebrating next. >> they're hot. >> done. the best way to hit the beach? with neutrogena® beach defense® sunscreen. helioplex™ powered, uva uvb strong. beach strength protection for the whole family. for the best day in the sun. neutrogena®. oh come on!r dog sit cupcake than clean the toilet? with scrubbing bubbles new bubbly bleach each powerful foamy bleach bubble makes your toilet super fresh. it's cleaning reinvented. alcohol based mouthwash burns. and that could leave you with... burn face! but colgate total mouthwash is different. it kills 99% of germs without the burn of alcohol! kill germs without the burn. try colgate total mouthwash today! on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? it's the last chance for final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com fo becca's smile is getting a lot because she uses act® mouthwash. act® strengthens enamel, >> . >>> fireworks. >> psa about grills.

because of the reaction and we want to show what we can do improve are patriots. is this material because. they're taken by bus to central marcelle where they plan to march past the presidential and government buildings past politicians who have recognized the potential of vigilante groups like the academic legion. the polish army has officially been using volunteers for a year now poland is not just a member of nato its on its external border beyond that border is a traditional foe russia. private militias have a long history in poland in the second world war they fought against germany's they are mocked many still consider them heroes today the focus is on the east. coast giggles owners are. mostly voice. pays tribute to the polish army elected president in two thousand and fifteen minute he has his political roots and the law and order party the nationalist conservative party has been in charge for over two years now raju would openly marcial. the government's efforts to foil immigration reject refugees and restrict the media have impressed some and alarmed oth

purging patriotic content, facebook under fire accused of censoring this patriotic tune. ♪ don't careyou love ♪ i stand for the flag ♪ and the flag stands for all of us ♪ rob: we are trying to figure it out. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with how social media is responding to censorship this morning. >> the west coast band is behind that, facebook is under fire for preventing the group from using its paid tools to promote it. facebook said the song included political content so they were treating it more like a political ad than a music video. that is why they presented the group from paying to promote the music video. the west coast band responded in the same statement saying our songs are about unity and love of country, race, color, religion or political affiliation, i stand for the flag means i'm thankful for the freedoms and opportunities this country gives all citizens and shows how dependent we all are on each other for the success of our individual american dream. facebook agreed, they overturned the decision, they did so amid backlash from the bands's fans. stephanie

this patriotism is not from books it comes from the heart. but of peace in the. yevgeny as a soccer coach but his links with these men come from a different source when russia annexed crimea they were part of a vigilante group that set up roadblocks and see. off ukrainian bases. they said they did it to ward off threats posed as you have any puts it by the protests on my down square in kiev. we had nothing against ukraine we were fighting against the fascism that was spreading them against national socialism it's terrible when nazis seize power. these men say they are defending russia's legacy they reject the ukrainian government's pro western leaning as well as europe's modern liberal society. it started it's impossible to imagine a gay pride parade here. our men find the notion repulsive we want to keep that kind of thing at arm's length. if we had dismantled the old soviet monuments like the new powers in ukraine demanded our city would be totally deformed there is nothing else here from soviet monuments over the course of history four and a half tons of bombs

that we think of ethan allen as pate9 rot -- patriot. they were called patriots. but there was enough people here who really wanted to remain loyal with england. they didn't see any point of doing -- their natural links for trade and economics here were up, went to montreal and up the st. lawrence river. is so there was a strong loyalist element up here. i know that where i lived up in stratford up here, the pinnoch, i think, was the first family. when burgoyne's family came down to try to split new england by going over vermont, the family of stratford had eight sons, and seven of them turned out to -- and volunteered to enlist to fight burgoyne. and a lot of them are kill down in saratoga and the other areas. so you think that -- and i followed one person who was a young piper in the american army who got captured in the epic battle here and ended up having to, as a prisoner. and he went out, and his account of trying to escape and get home to new hampshire was riveting because he was always being chased by loyalists who wanted to kill him. so there was a strong

. >> country song highlighting unity and patriotism silenced on facebook.he message for the social media giant and they will be here live to share it but before we fly to break we are sharing photos of your fourth of july festivities, here is olivia showing her american pride, so cute and her first independence day, we love it, keep your pictures coming. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. someone is diagnosed with a inblood cancer. light the night brings together survivors and supporters to bring light to the darkness of cancer and to help

when we come back, it's been called mandatory patriotism. nfl rule requiring players to stand for the anthem or stay in the locker room. after the break, a conversation with the legendary warren moon, the nfl hall of fame's first black quarterback. t's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden sign

this ice cream sandwich is actually - we call patriotic sandwich.t's a version of the dessert we already have on the menu. and then we decided to put it on the ice cream cart. we also offer like so many different flavors. m >>. >> flavors of the week. w so, to make it fun eeek we change it. >> and it's homemade ice cream and adding just a little touch of red, white anblue sprinkles really gives it that patriotic touch for e holiday. >> absolutely, so it's like the shoe is - the dough patachou, it's inside this is praline, almond, hazelnut and inside also you have varied ice cream. >> very delious. and how about these brownies? tell me about these. >> so the browni, we for the 4th of july, today we want it to be very patriotic. >> mmm >> so i feel like the brownie is the perfe dessert. >> absolutely, everybody loves a brownie, they're great for kids, adults.i >> and you cant - i mean, it's easy to make, it's easy to - everybody likes . >> you can have it warm, cold, righ>> yeah everybo. so it's very convenientfo everyone. >> and a little lessem inade

conference performance in helsinki was treasonous he is wholly in the pocket of putin republican patriots where are you we have james komi wildly i mean you know lordy james komi your my goodness he says patriots need to stand up and reject the behavior of this president oh are they calling for a coup like they pulled off in ukraine in two thousand and fourteen go ahead mary. well i think they're probably calling for something a lot short of that but i think what is behind what they said i mean aside from being a sort of need jerk reaction that they regarded what donald trump sad as being as betraying. as it were the good name and expertise of the united states now both of them are hardly friends of donald trump now so to an extent they were cheerleading or at least whatever the opposite of cheerleading is in washington against trump. but i think there is a real problem here what was donald trump supposed to do when confronted with what was going to be the question because although you know what's been sad. is well he should have given a non-answer well trump you know very often he's not

a new poll says fewer americans are feeling patriotic..n is here with details of a gallup poll... it's not a great number.... the new poll on patriotism says only47 percent of americans say they're 'extremely proud' to be an american.. that's down about 6 points since 2016...and it's the lowest level since gallup first asked the question 17 years ago... c-n-n got some reaction from voters.. the people who admitted to feeling less pride tended to blame president trump. in fact, democrats were far more likely than republicans to say they're feeling less patriotic.. ken and pam? ( pam ) a fourth of july standoff at the statue of liberty has ended.of liberty has ended. a woman climbed on the base of "lady liberty" - then refused to come down this afternoon. she said she was protesting the separation of migrant parents and their children. after about three hours, police were able to take her into custody. earlier in the day seven other protesters were arrested near the statue. they had put up a banner over the statue's base that had said "aboli

or preparing a new generation to fight for russia patriotism is important to me as the law for your home country when she had the camp it also plays a role if you have the feeling already it develops here it's impossible not to be patriotic here but the. nikita is still deciding whether the army is for him in the long run but for some of the boys this camp has clearly kindled a flame that will be hard to put out. now you've likely heard of the me too movement with women all over the world using that hash tag online to speak up about their experiences with sexual misconduct not a similar hash tag is trending here in germany but the slight twist me to spend in this case but the number two people are using it to document their experiences with racism the list show from the social media desk has that story for us and joins me now so welcome first of all what's the people's message here. people are using the hashtag me to to talk about racism that they have experience in their day to day lives here in germany and in some cases it really started when they were very young they were already

so the question is, where do patriots stand on this? >> andrea mitchell standing by in helsinki where she, too, has witnessed all of this. is ready to take this the rest of the distance. andrea? >> well, thanks to brian and stephanie and rick stengel and all of you. here in helsinki, we've all been talking about that extraordinary performan performance. remarkable news conference. presidents donald trump and vladimir putin, a former kgb officer, president trump calling the russia probe ridiculous. calling it a disaster for our country. refusing to say standing next to vladimir putin whether he believes the u.s. intelligence community, his own appointees and their predecessors or vladimir putin. and this only days after 12 russian intelligence officials from their military intelligence were indicted by the u.s. justice department by the deputy attorney general announcing it also a trump appointee. here's a little bit of how that went. >> i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. we should have had t

you are an exceptional patriot. you are a super patriot. you are involved in veterans' activities. you are involved in so many veterans activities, i can't keep count of them. i was studying this over the weekend just so you know. over the last weekend. let's get started with. this first of all, a little bit about your background. you grew up in chicago? >> yeah, i was born on the south side of chicago in a town called blue island, which is south south side of chicago, and then i moved eventually, when i was nine, just after the kennedy assassination, i remember that, very, very well, i was in about third grade when that happened. and the following year 1964, we moved up to highland park which is a northern suburb of chicago. about 25 miles north of chicago. that's where i went to high school. that's where i started acting in high school plays. mark: before you started acting, what kind of a kid were you? >> well -- [laughter]. mark: little rough? >> yeah, i think -- i think some of the moves that we made early on because we moved -- we moved when i was nine or ten years old and mo

and that's why the government is also putting an emphasis on these military patriotic hours. and i threw in a pejorative skewer. the battalion gathers to review the day before but the organizers insist the camp is about teamwork and not about patriotism or preparing a new generation to fight for russia patriotism is important to me as the law for your home country when she became but also plays a role if you have that feeling already develops here it's impossible not to be patriotic here. nikita is still deciding whether the army is for him in the long run but for some of the boys this camp has clearly kindled a flame that will be hard to put out. of the longest lunar eclipse of the twenty first century has begun and we can show it to you live so these pictures are from india. that's the moon positioning itself behind me like to speak it's expected to take on an orange when it'll become down as a blood moon i says when the moon star i mean i'm lying on the sun the moon falls in the shadow one receives light from the sun that's refracted misfit astronomers also say tonight sho

president stood on foreign soil next to a motorist lying thug and refused to back his own country patriots need to stand up and reject the behavior of this president john brennan former cia boss and now media darling even went as far as to brand trump's appearance treason donald trump's press conference performance in helsinki rises to exceed the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors it was nothing short of treason this not only will trump's comments in the silly who's who in the pocket of putin republican patriots who are you not only does the department of justice fail to provide any conclusive evidence linking the kremlin to the alleged crime it actually admits that the supposed conspiracy did not affect the vote count or the election so a confrontation with putin over meddling was clearly the desired result from defended himself from the attacks and perhaps his favorite way through twitter he stressed that he has great confidence in u.s. intelligence which has repeatedly stated that russia meddled in the two thousand and sixteen election but trump added he can't focus on the past a

learn more at notonetype.org mark: gary sinise, is the nation more patriotic, less patriotic, which direction what circles you are in. i mean, i am in the military community a lot and i find a lot of great patriots. there is no question about it. it is an infectious community to be a part of. some of my best friends are in the military and have the respect and love for this country and they're willing to give their lives for it they know they are signing up for t that and i great respect for that and great respect for my country. this is a wonderful country to be a part of it when you girl the world and you stand in war zones instead of places that don't understand what freedom is, border between north and south korea in your freedomta on one side and slavery on the other side you value your freedom fighters all that much. you value your country and what your country gives you that much more. that is one of the reasons i'm so actively involved in supporting them. mark: it has been a great honor. keep up the great work. thank you very much ladies and gentlemen, don't forget to join us next tim

. >> jesse: do they have fireworks in california or is it too patriotic?> we used to have them and they took them away. >> jesse: global warming probably. >> juan: when i was a kid, the idea was in my mind i thought everybody else was having a picnic, but i grew up in a big city. my parents weren't doing that. i thought it would be great to go on a picnic. that would be americana. when i got married, i got married on july 1, and on july 4th, we didn't go on our honeymoon but we are walking around washington waiting for the fireworks. it was great. the crowds, people are happy. you talk about a moment. everybody celebrates the fourth of july. question six: this comes from nancy. if we travel back to 1776, what would your occupation be? greg gutfeld. >> greg: i think i would be a time travel agent because if there were people coming back home i would have to be in charge of making their plans. >> jesse: get a commission on that. >> dana: fine being realistic, what job would they have given a woman in 1776 at that time? probably not going to get to be a scout

havoc on independence day including the standoff at the statue of liberty, protest versus proud patriots on america's birthday. rob: mike pompeo on a plane for another round of nuclear negotiations as donald trump softening his stance. live in washington with how the administration set the record straight. >> the american hero who gave his family a fourth of july surprise of a lifetime. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i went to ride it all night long ♪ rob: that is the question. so many versions. jillian: i love every single version. rob: hope you enjoy this version of "fox and friends first". >> hope you enjoy every version. thank you for starting the day with us. america celebrated the birth of our nation in grand style. kim jong un 7 why it matters to every american. >> our freedom exists because there are brave americans willing to give their lives to defend it and defend our great country. >> protesters nationwide had other plans for their resistance day. >> reporter: good morning. rather than celebrate the red, white and blue, protesters and hollywood elite mike to

patriotism in america should unite us.alues that we believe in that are enshrined in that declaration of independence are what has made america special. let's not forget them and get rid of them. let's reinforce them and remind and teach. i would say read the declaration of independence to you'r your kids today. at least the poignant parts that they would understand and say they had a lot of grievances. the foot of the bricks was on it anbring -- ofthe brits wae said no more. abby: such a divisive and hateful time. at the fourth of july, why are above everything else we are americans. how often we forget that we are all here fighting for the same cause. fighting for out freedom. that's what we need to celebrate today. as rush limbaugh said don't be ashamed. put out those american flags. todd: there is a poll out with regard to the president's approval rating this is pretty interesting special what abby has said in light of the immigration approval. 47% approval railing. that's a great shot. that's up 2%, so it's. pete: it'

tonight they have the patriotic sing where kids sing the songs of our country. we set up a link on our website with the details, abc7news.com. we got dogs with the patriot yachtic theme this morning. >> so sweet. >>> redwood city celebrating the fourth right now as well. : some new godevelopments with e fourth of july drone show. it's been postpone ed tomorrow because of high winds. tomorrow's show will only be for department of defense card holders and their families but the drones will be able to be seen up to three miles away. intel is putting on this display and meant to replace the typical fireworks show. the rest of tonight's events will happen as planned. >>> there are more than 60 legal fourth of july celebrations happening all over the bay area. you find a link to every one. >>> president trump and the first lady will once again host a picnic for military families at the white house to celebrate the day. this is video from last year's events. >>> now to the race to get the soccer team and coach out of a k cave in thailand. it's turning into a high stake

patriotic meaning, they enlisted to save the union. all to a stick, and a few other motives that he deduced from reading a lot of manuscripts. him theto him, i sent results of my local study. who know jim mcpherson must know, he is probably the most kindhearted person working in this field. although i was just a wood chuck the north country, he engaged in a little exchange, postal exchange with me on this subject. he suggested that people make life choices for a variety of reasons, that may be patriotism wasn't the sole reason some enlisted, that maybe all tourism wasn't, maybe money was not -- altruism wasn't, maybe money was not. he discounted the money issue. he said for instance, i am going off to speak in a couple of weeks, and i am getting paid for it, but i am not going because of money. and my response to that, at least internally, was, well that is the difference between you and me, because if i don't get paid, i am not going anywhere. [laughter] but there are many differences mcpherson.nd jim for instance, i mentioned how kin

that is what a patriot is. what the president did yesterday was un-patriotic. >> he didn't just choose those four. he didn't just speak out against his director of national intelligence, dan coats, whom he picked, but putin's word is apparently more reliable than the justice department which is leveling indictments against russians involved in election interference. jeff sessions, probably one of the most loyal trump appointees. putin's word is more reliable than the hard working staffers of the house and senate intelligence committees. both committees currently chaired by republicans. according to the president, these organizations, and when you take them all together, it's now staffed by nearly a quarter million americans whose job it is to help keep america safe. they are not collectively as trust worthy as this man. any doubt on that point, the president tweeted this morning. while i had a great meeting with nato, i had an even better meeting with vladimir putin. here's what he told cbs news. >> your dni da

trump: we stand up for the patriots who defend america. [applause] pres.mp: and we stand up for our national anthem. [applause] pres. trump: we're putting america first again, and we are seeing the incredible results. we're destroying the bloodthirsty killers known as isis -- almost gone. we're calling the threat by its real name, a name that wasn't mentioned for a long time. it's called radical islamic terrorism. that's what it is. [applause] pres. trump: you have to know your enemy before you can defeat your enemy. earlier this year, i recognized the true capital of israel -- as josh said -- jerusalem, where we just opened the american embassy. [applause] pres. trump: they thought it would never be named. and after it was named, they thought it would never get built. and i built it within four months. how about that one? you know that story. four months. [applause] pres. trump: they came to my office. they had a document to be signed. one billion dollars for the embassy. i said, "$1 billion?" they didn't have a site; they didn't know anything. and our gr

a man goes the extra mile to show his patriotism... by covering his front lawn with the american flag. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) a seasonably cool weather pattern will persist into independence day as a result of a deep marine layer and persistent onshore flow. expect 60s along the coast and widespread 70s inland in the bay area. a warming trend is then expected thursday through weekend as high pressure builds toward the region southwest. ( darya ) a massachusetts man went above and beyond this 4th of july to show his patriotism... by turning his lawn into the áunited states flag. it took arthur mccann ab

it's very patriotic, festive colors. it's a great event. >> reporter: in years past the fog almost always blanketed the entire spectacle. how do you feel? >> that's one of the risks that you take when you come out here, but tonight we got really lucky and we got our hot cocoa. we're warm. >> reporter: people dressed warmly and showed their patriotic colors. and the fireworks did their part. what do you think of the show? >> it's cool. >> reporter: leading up to the show, the bay area cover band tainted love entertained crowds at pier 39. >> i live in minneapolis, haven't been here for a while. so my friend george from santa barbara and i decided to come up here and enjoy the 4th of july. >> reporter: and by nightfall, san francisco didn't disappoint. >>> ah, looked great out there last night. we didn't know what "karl the fog" was going to do and you tweeted "him" yesterday. get out of here. he listened. >> please don't steal the show. ha ha! it was cool. the timing was -- the finale came and then i saw the clouds and he

with thousands of proud, hard-working american patriots. thank you. and outside you probably know what is going on. there are thousands and thousands of people, and we've decided from now on we are going to put up screens and loud speakers so people can stay around. my people, why didn't

look at pictures. >> filled with the best in patriotic fashiont was day of peace andio refn. security teams bin months in advance to make sure it sts that w. >> people y think it's recurrence all year do the security plan. we look at events and secure can fris our perspective and implement those into the pn every year. >> u.s. park police double workforce for today and get hem from d.c., maryland and virginia just to make sure crowds stapeaceful and can lkeep everything under co and we know metro is working over tim tight working until 11:30 to bring crowds home. cori coffin, fox 5 news. >> annual independence day para in annapolis honored victims and survivors of capital gazette shooting. staffers were part of the parade they typically cover.5" lindsey watts shows us. >> not an a week ago this city went through ther horro of a mass shooting and today, some of the survivors joinedirst responders and marched in the independence day parade.it it was definy emotional to seehe group. some of the people you see hereere hiding under their desks thursday as fiei of r co-workers were

be changing, sporting new patriotic colors. ning, but ruin my day.omplicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid. it's delicious 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. lactaid. the real milk that doesn't mess with you. and try calcium enriched lactaid. 100% real milk with 20% more calcium. still no lactose. overhe last rsm r coll in 24 y hiofthinkie do worisi. metis wiin 24 urs. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others,nad. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. chaos following his new interview with a british tabloid... the search resumes for this morning for a woman who went missing along the california coast... where investigators are now focused. plus, a well- known southern california bank robber has now hit the bay area... join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's friday, july 13th. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> for de

two boston police officers are welling folks with their patriotic rendition of carpool karaoke. god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ >> those are officer stephen mcnulty and tim ferris they are calling cop pool karaoke. that video going viral online in time for 4 july. rob: sounds like they are in a booth. >> i have no answer to your questions. i think it sounds phenomenal. rob: a little too phenomenal. going back in time at the roots of american history for the proud american series joining us live in virginia next. jillian: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> if you ever go to colonial williamsburg, peanut soup, it was a peanut butter sandwich that was so delicious. coming up on "fox and friends," sarah huckabee sanders joining us from the white house talking about the pres.'s supreme court pics, talking to alan dershowitz, the harvard law professor and the story everyone was talking about yesterday. the hero golden retriever came to the rescue, saved his owner being bitten by a rattlesnake, he and his owner are doing fine and will be live from the desert

to show your patriotic feeling in hospital that you wouldn't hosting rights for the world cup was important enough for vladimir putin that he personally accepted the honor in zero eight can two thousand and ten but interestingly he's been a marginal figure for much of the tournament's one or two photo ops attending the opening match in the final the kremlin is perhaps realize that heavy handed official p.r. is not needed putin has left russians to present their best face to the world and it's worked well rich allen's al-jazeera moscow. well celebrations go on there in the capital paris a million fans reportedly filling up the streets in and around the say in the french capital wrapped in red white and blue cheering on that team's victory in this. building a new life on a beach living off the sea and. a dream. but says few make it a reality. of family business led by a remarkable woman with a flair for cooking and. island kitchen on al-jazeera. a graduate from iraq he's also a part time going to museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in most of the people he's showi

wwe superstar john cena: patriotism. it inspires passionate debate and is worn like a badge of honor. and with good reason. because it means love and devotion for one's country. love. but what really makes up this country of ours? what is it we love? it's the people. almost half the country belongs to minority groups. people who are lesbian. african american. and bi. and transgender. and native american. and proud of it! after all, what's more american than the freedom to celebrate the things that make us...us? this year patriotism shouldn't just be about pride of country. it should be about love. love beyond age, disability, sexuality, race, religion, and any other labels. because the second any of us judge people based on those labels, we're not really being patriotic, are we? because love has no labels. >>> welcome back to mosaic. with me today is the reverend debora lee. executive director of interfaith movement for human integrity. and you are just going to tell us now, about what people can do here in the bay area

i told the prophet -- president that they are some of the best patriots in america but they cannot pay bills with patriotism. >>> you were born on a farm in georgia, you had corn, beans, wheat, you are telling me that you gave yourself a labor day deadline because the way you said it says how in touch you are with, that's when the combines come out. >>> that is right. that is when they start rolling. that's when all the neighbors start getting the combines out and getting ready to go. >>> there is going to be something we are going to try to mitigate. when we talk six months, what will you be able to say about the effect on american farmers assuming that these all proceed the way they are heading now. >>> let me make sure that we all know that farmers would rather trade than aid. they would rather have a crop with a good price than a government check. when they make plans and planning like they have already, and they don't have already disrupted by trade actions that they have nothing to do with, then we feel like it's only appropriate for mitigation. i hope that we can have this resol

after two opposing groups -- patriot prayer and antifa -- clash. peopl >>> a riot in downtown portland after two opposing groups, patriot prayer and antifa clashed. people were lighting fire crackers, smoke bombs, throwing eggs and water bottles into the crowd. that's when police shot canisters filled with pepper spray. police revoked patriot prayers permits for the rally after things turned violent. >> a lot of people are saying, you know, transgender and year quee -- and queers and all these people are hurting america, but no. three days are dedicated to them, their pride festival. nobody is oppressing them. they're walking in our streets freely. but when you say you're a conservative in front of people, people look at you like you're a terrorist. >> it was definitely targeting based on political ideology. i don't hide that i fall on the left side of the spectrum, but i'm also respectful to the people on the right. >> in all four people were arrested. >>> while most college students are excited to return home and enjoy their summer breaks, some a

act just like dianne feinstein voted for the patriot act is with or out of touch there endorsing this national security paranoia state that favors wall street and war at this point the democratic party seems to be pretty well unified around only one thing opposing donald trump however among the rank and file there are some pretty clear disagreements about policy and it's pretty clear that in either party to be seen as a defender of the status quo just doesn't cut it with voters hey look mop and r.t. new york and we're back at the top of the hour. chose seemed wrong on one old quote just don't hold. me to old to get to shape out these days to come to educate and indeed train because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education as being supplanted by the right to access to education low its high education is becoming just another product that can be bolton sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you could. n