but it would never stop the allied advance.gines, and gunfire, bombs] ♪ narrator: db-29 scourge of the islands, mighty engines of destruction bringing home the lesson of pearl harbor. hard-ard-one open our -- okinawa, live forces moving up to the island shelled the mainland most without opposition. to hammer theed enemy to its knees. perfected by a, scientist. first mission, the industrial city of hiroshima. second mission, nagasaki. japan had its choice. complete surrender or complete ruin. as they stamm, even worked for a stable european fees, harry truman and joseph stalin had decided on common action against japan. russia joined the allies in war on the last remaining axis enemies. japan's stronghold in manchuria was attacked. for emperor here of a total and japanese militarism, the war was lost. in washington, secretary of war simpson and secretary of state burns hurried to the white house. the united states cabinet meeting with president truman, studied japan's surrender messages. in full coordination with the governments

but the fact that saudi arabia is an ally, an ally with whom we have a track record of selling arnlings is not in and of itself a sufficient reason to endorse this particular deal. it's not a reason why this deal should move through, should take effect without so much as a whimper from members of congress who might feel the need to raise possible concerns, concerns that relate to our own national security. yes, we want our allies to be strong. and, yes, we want our allies to be capable of defending themselves. and, yes, sometimes this means that we should offer them assistance in times of need. but the first and most fundamental responsibility of the united states government is not to satisfy the requests of our allies reflexively, unflinchingly and without asking a few questions. rather, the fundamental responsibility, the first job of the united states government is to protect the lives and liberties of the american people. that's where we need to be focused. the saudi government clearly believes that intervening in this civil war in yemen and participating in the decades-long sectari

a lot of allies are calling for this. they are thinking, if there is no smoke, let's get those out and clear the air. they are dying to hear certain issues come to light, and they think she will fare better once the public sees the full picture. >> as the democratic nominee certainly had a busy primary season, the convention this summer in philadelphia, but a relatively quiet august. she unveiled her campaign over labor day weekend, but her schedule has not been as frenetic as other candidates' in the past. >> i found out a lot of people actually urged her to take a break for a couple days. you know, she wasn't actually hold up somewhere and sipping piÑa coladas. she was fund-raising and filling her coffers for the big fall craziness and all of the media buying. i think she was resting, especially for someone like hillary clinton, someone who travel to 112 countries as secretary of state, but i think she only did a couple of events publicly. a lot of people raised eyebrows, particularly republicans, who said, why isn't sh

alli: uh-huh. may: and, you know, you're living a carefree life as a college student, i'm sure, so how did it happen for you? alli: yeah, so, um, i was going to a private college down n in southern california, and one of my close friends, cali, she went out to uganda for the summer. she was going to work in an orphanage and just kind of help out wherever she was needed, but through a turn of events, she met these women that were making jewelry out of recycled paper, and she just fell in love, not only with the jewelry, because it really is remarkable, that this is-- may: you're wearing it right now. alli: yeah, that this is paper, but these women's stories were so amazing, too, and cali really connected with them, and they really were close to our age as well, and so cali went back, brought a box of jewelry to school. we--we all instantly bought it, loved it, kind of started thinking, "what can we do for these women? like, this is so cool." so that summer, we all went out with her, and the 4 of us

that it could never stop the allies advance. but it could never stop the allies advance. the b-29s, scourge the home island, mighty engines of destruction bring home the lessons of pearl harbor. from the hard-won adult okinawa, japan came under the inevitable rain of ruin. the sea forces moving up to the japanese home islands tells the mainline -- finds the mainland almost without opposition. hammering the enemy to their knees. destructiveably atomic bomb perfected by alliance silences -- scientists. first mission, hiroshima. second mission, the port of nagasaki. surrenderusiness -- or complete ruin, that was japan's choice. even as they laid the foundation for a stable european peace, harry truman and josef stalin had decided on common action against japan. emperor hero veto -- the war was lost. japan wanted peace. houseurried to the white with secretary of navy. united states cabinet meeting with president truman studied the surrender message in full coordination with the government of britain, china and russia and other allies. the world remembered frankland eleanor ro

. >> verne: let's go down to allie laforce, with butch jones. >> allie: coach, the streak is finallyg years of waiting. what did you tell this team at halftime to ignite what we just saw in the second half? >> one play at a time. we didn't play our best football in the first half. we knew that. it was on us. the players. i can't say enough about them. i love them. they were disappointed. we came out and played a great second half. it gets us to 4-0 and that duck is pulling that truck, baby. >> allie: this week references that that your game is loud. you don't have to say anything. >> our receivers stepped up, our throw game when we needed the big plays and we knew we needed one momentum play to get this great crowd into it, what an environment, what an atmosphere. >> allie: congratulations. josh, what a second half after starting one for eight today, you set career records in yards and touchdowns. what got in to you? >> we were hurting ourselves at the beginning of the game. we weren't catching balls. the ball location wasn't great. we went into halftime and said i'll put the ball th

and our european nato allies came to our aid. so what does it say to nato allies that a presidential candidate is saying, well, now it may be time for us to tear up that defense obligation? finally, let's take a look at a third part of the world, latin america. as hillary says, we look east and west but too often we forget to look south even though our hemisphere is so critical to our security and prosperity. a clinton-kaine administration a clinton-kaine administration would engage with flourishing communities in latin america. we have to work with our neighbors to address issues like drug trafficking, crime and poverty. we need strong principled american leadership, because if we don't step up, others will. and if we do step up, our partnerships in this hemisphere can be a powerful advantage to us at home and in the world, not only in national security but economically as well. i have a special connection to latin america. i worked with jesuit missionaries in honduras 35 years ago. i learned spanish and then taught kids carpent

kathy: more flooding from west allis. this is video sent to us by wisn 12 news reporter tim elliott of a parking lot flooded. in the middle of the water, there is a car floating. nobody was hurt. joyce: the greenfield fire department tweeted out pictures of flooding tonight. the root river parkway near 96th and layton is closed because of flooding. they also sent out this picture of a tree that fell on vehicles and caused damage to a home. nobody was reported hurt there. kathy: palladino is live in new berlin, where people watched as their yards turned into rivers. joyce: christina, the water was pretty high in some spots. >> it is unbelievable. just a few hours ago we were standing in this woman's driveway. it was bitterly up to my knees. it is amazing how quick it can dry out. all the neighbors say they are prone to flooding, but they were really nervous tonight. allis and new berlin closed because of serious flooding. patty noble says police came by her neighborhood near 128th and cleveland in new berlin and actually o

it requires work closely with our allies. it does not meet sending contingents of american combat troops to take and hold territory. that is either wise nor in the interest of the united states. it is exactly what basis once. instead, -- isis once. instead we have to intensify their attacks. and support kurdish forces on the record i support the point more budget forces and trainers as needed, increased surveillance. as i said earlier, i also believe it should be a top party to take the leader of isis off the battlefield just like we did with osama bin laden. that will help us focus our efforts and make it very clear that no one attacks united states or inspires attacks without being brought to justice. here today, we talked about what we need to do. i wouldn't stand up a mission team to bring focus and perky to the -- we will devote the intelligence assets combined with the capabilities of her allies and partners on the the precise application of military force. we know how to do this. we have models to draw from. it will be

can't wait to talk to him. >> allie: congratulations. >> allie: verne. >> verne: allie, thank you. well, time now, mr. danielson, for our napa plays of the game. >> gary: the fst the fourth down touchdown. >> verne: i think so, yeah. nice call. >> gary: faking inside and basically walk in. we thought we would see it a couple of plays earlier but we did not see it. >> verne: the defensive stop on fourth down. who else? justin evans after the pressure came from shaan washington. >> gary: verne, too many unforced errors for ucla. they had at least three or four passes that could have been the difference in the game. they fought back valiantly but too many opportunities, including one just the previous play that would have had it into the end zone that was dropped as well. >> verne: aggies dropped a 24-9 lead with 7:50 to go. tom brady, the defensive coordinator at ucla congratulating kevin sumlin and the aggies hang on. it win it. there is dad. and trevor knight. that's not even a selfie. that's a professional photographer taking that. for gary danielson. allie laforce. verne lundquis

can't wait to talk to him. >> allie: congratulations. >> allie: verne. >> verne: allie, thank you. well, time now, mr. danielson, for our napa plays of the game. >> gary: the first the fourth down touchdown. >> verne: i think so, yeah. nice call. >> gary: faking inside and basically walk in. we thought we would see it a couple of plays earlier but we did not see it. >> verne: the defensive stop on fourth down. who else? justin evans after the pressure came from shaan washington. >> gary: verne, too many unforced errors for ucla. they had at least three or four passes that could have been the difference in the game. they fought back valiantly but too many opportunities, including one just the previous play that would have had it into the end zone that was dropped as well. >> verne: aggies dropped a 24-9 lead with 7:50 to go. tom brady, the defensive coordinator at ucla congratulating kevin sumlin and the aggies hang on. it win it. there is dad. and trevor knight. that's not even a selfie. that's a professional photographer taking that. for gary danielson. allie laforce. verne lundqu

and allies should pressure china.trump in 1999, said that north korea should be preemptively bombed if negotiations failed. he's been all over the place on that. he suggests that if china doesn't do anything, that we could cut off trade with them. at the very least would hurt u.s. manufacturing that would hurt his economic plan. he doesn't think four steps ahead. it's more like whatever he thinks. >> that 1999 interview, you know who was interviewing him? that would be many. let's talk about what he's saying about putin and russia. how's that playing out there among republicans? >> this has got to be the most surprising development in the campaign. arguably, the biggest misstep in the campaign. how can the republican presidential nominee go out and heap praise on one of the united states biggest adversaries. that's perplexing. that's what i'm hearing from republicans as well. they are biting their tongue. they are taking a step back. we saw yesterday trying to talk to members on capitol hill. they wouldn't address it.

dislike for our allies. he would toss alliance i aside and said he wants to "take everything back from the world that we've given to them." trump has offered empty promises and divisive rhetoric. under his leadership, we would be unrecognizable to the rest of the world and we would be far less safe. i want to compare hillary clinton's views to donald trump by looking at three areas of the world. let's start by looking at the middle east. hillary clinton understands that our security depends on finding ways to address a rising tied of extremism across this wide arc ofiness thattable. working with allies to defeat isis, countering iran's continued aggression and defending the state of israel. in a region that's fraught with challenges there's no substitute, no substitute for building strong relationships. that's why i've help lead congressional delegations to turkey, kuwait, jordan, lebanon, eamplet, , the u. qatar, saudi arabia and israel. during three trips to turkey, i've met with government officials, u.s.

♪ allie: i am allie chang. this is best of bloomberg west.phoneup, apple unveiled seven in a new watch. what this really -- what is revitalized sales? we will discuss. billions less than they paid for it. it is official, the playstation 4 lands in november. we would hear from the sony chairman about what to expect from the latest hardware. but first, a new suite of upgrades for the iphone and apple products. the iphone seven is water resistant with better battery life and cameras. meantime, the customers of the apple series to watch will be able to swim, track their fitness, and play pokemon go from there watch. apple also unveiled at the new phone will not have a your phones jack. instead, they unveiled their new airbus. -- air buds. we talked about the reaction. >> i thought it was a big update as far as the camera system. it is very interesting to me that they are actually shipping one of the key features in a softer update later in the year. i thought that was quite odd. i thought the advancement and terms of the processor was significant

. >> verne: let's go down to allie laforce, >> allie: coach, the streak is finally over after 11 long years of waiting. what did you tell this team at halftime to ignite what we just saw in the second half? >> one play at a time. we didn't play our best football in the first half. we knew that. it was on us. the players. i can't say enough about them. i love them. they were disappointed. we came out and played a great second half. it gets us to 4-0 and that duck is pulling that truck, baby. that that your game is loud. you don't have to say anything. >> our receivers stepped up, our throw game when we needed the big plays and we knew we needed one momentum play to get this great crowd into it, what an environment, what an atmosphere. >> allie: congratulations. josh, what a second half after starting one for eight today, you set career records in yards and touchdowns. what got in to you? >> we were hurting ourselves at the beginning of the game. we weren't catching balls. the ball location wasn't i'll put the ball there and make plays. that's what we did in the second half. >> allie: y

we are ally. we'll continue to are allies. our common bond was forged during the cold war when american and saudi leaders found common ground in the fight against communism. the saudis helped ensure that the russians never got a meaningful foot hoold in the middle east and this unofficial day tants that exists between the sunni nations and israel, our closest ally in the regions is in part a product of saudi listen led diplomacy. there have been many high profile examples in the fight against isis notwithstanding these chris tykes ndz more generally our partnership with sawed labor there is an important bridge to the islamic community, a testament to the fact that we can seek cooperation and engagement with governments in the middle east and people worldwide which is a direct rebuttal to this idea that the terrorist spread that we are at war with islam. this is not an either/or question but we are strategic allies which is different than being a values-based alliance. that means when our strategic goals occasionally depart fro

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ally is supposed to be. we are dropping bombs, and hoping it's the bad people whoever that happens to be. why are we still in iraq right now? it's making it worse. the sunni and the kurdish want independence, they will be fighting themselves for the next 100 years. where are we over there. >> guest: we thank you for joining us in the cohost today. i didn't prepare you for it. you found out the day you sat in your chair. bruce, keep telling the americans want to heart truth, not lies, the truth. that's why we have the challenges in this election year because of what just happened in london. pray for america and the world. good day, everybody, armstrong

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for more on that, i'm joined anderson in west allis. mike. >> ben, crews here at nathan hale high school have been here all night and morning getting ready for class to start today. it was a big mess overnight after rain started to leak through the roof of the school. wisn 12 news saw janitors working to mop up the hallways meanwhile, flooding cancelled a jv volleyball game inside west allis central high school last night. this picture shows crews trying to clean up the mess. central and sussex hamilton were three points into the match when the water came in from the street stopping the game. west allis and new berlin were two of the communities hit hardest by yesterday's downpours. residential streets in both cities closed because of serious flooding, but it appears everything is back open this morning. water is gone, there are certainly a lot of people cleaning up the mess left behind. live in west allis, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. >> thanks, mike. flooding also impacted some schools in dodge county. the hardest hit area in the area

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, a strong ally of the united states. the history of our relationship with iran goes back to the days of president truman when he decided that it was vitally necessary for our own security as well as that of iran, that we should help that country, and iran has been a good ally. in 1973 when there was an oil embargo, iran did not participate. iran continued to sell oil to the united states. i believe that it's in our interest and in the interest of , israel and iran, and saudi arabia, for the united states to sell arms to those countries. it's for their security as well as ours. ms. frederick: mr. valeriani, a question for president ford. mr. valeriani: mr. president, the policy of your administration is to normalize relations with mainland china. and that means establishing at some point full diplomatic relations and obviously doing , something about the mutual defense treaty with taiwan. if you are elected, will you move to establish full diplomatic relations with peking, and will you abrogate the mutual defense treaty w

admiral william sims helped keeped the allied forces united. his class is just over 50 minutes. >> please stand by. >> all right. go ahead, take your seats. okay. so we're going to close out world war i talking about the american contribution and close out the lesson today by talking about william sims, one of the more neglected figures in military history as per the article i sent you, kind of comes off, you know, a distant second to pershing if that and when we think about americans and the first world war. so today this is a sea power class, we'll talk about the significance of sims and, you know, possibly get in to arguments as to who really made the more relevant contribution. that is sims, as you guys know, from looking at the article. the painting is "return of the mayflower." that shows the first group of american destroyers after we had entered the war arriving in ireland to begin operations against the german submarines. so it's sort of the most important figure for us in terms of getting those ships in to place. of course, unlike the

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we're not going to let anyone who is a treaty ally and partner of ours be threatened. we are not going to let north korea pursue a nuclear weapon with ballistic missile capacity to deliver to the united states territory. that is absolutely a bottom line and if others countries want to assist us in this effort, we welcome that and will engage in discussions as soon as possible. you put out a statement today saying you support president obama's call for sanctions on north korea. the terrapins sanctions for there have been sanctions for years. how will a few more help and would you consider the kind of can negotiations you push for in iran? mrs. clinton: the answer to the second question is yes. inface a similar problem 2009. as a senator, i voted for a reception -- sanctions against iran. in our efforts to prevent iran from moving forward on its nuclear program. it did not stop them. they built covert facilities, mastered nuclear fuel cycle, were able to acquire and put into operation a significant number of centrifuges. our sanctions, despite our best efforts, or not en

that's what we did in the second half. >> allie: you're a senior. this is the last time to play florida. you came away with thein. is it everything you thought? >> it's good. >> allie: what will you tell your teammates? >> 4-0. let's keep that duck pulling that truck. >> allie: the duck pulling the truck references, gary. >> verne: i think they got the message. >> gary: that will be their theme the rest of the year. you know what's funny is when the coaches and the players say we're not thinking about the streak, believe me. they're thinking about ending the streak now. >> verne: look who is i go back a long ways in this conference. at the end of the 2001 season, phillip fulmer took tennessee down to florida. and they beat them 34-32, and casey clausen climbed the ladder and led the tennessee band in >> gary: butch's son. >> verne: back-up holder. >> verne: and now the alma mater. ? ? ? ? ? ? >> verne: what can you possibly not love about this sport. >> verne: and it is now time for

live in west allis, amanda devoe cbs 58 news. amanda thank you.milwaukee police have been wearing body cameras for nearly a year now. now.725 cameras currently on the street... with the number expected to top a thousand by the end of the year.but are they helping police get the job done? cbs 58's bill walsh joins us mike, michele... this was the first look we got at one of those videos... from a home invasion back in august of 2015.but chief flynn says not every recording the m-p-d gets... paints a clear picture. such as the tape involving the sylville smith shooting in sherman park back in august. 3 what you're going to see on that tape is frequently going to be ambiguous, difficult to interpret, not from everyone's perspective. and you know what sometimes the camera's going to be pointed sometimes it's going to be turned on late. these things, technology is not perfect. nothing is perfect. perfect.flynn said there are parallels with the instant replay system they use in the n-f-l... where many times officials can't see clear en

we need our allies, might allies a lot less likely to jump on board, some military action if they fear they will be rebuked later if it turns out it wasn't everything they thought it wa >> guest: in some sense, that is good, because we don't want them though ump judge to an action that is misguided. that helps us. we need to say, we can make mistakes and oftentimes we end up with allies, because we're making wrong-headed decisions and the reason why we need allies is because we're not making right things. if we need saudi arabia, they have all the characteristics had and whether it's a roone and boycott -- iran. they don't permit women to vote. they teach extreme religious bigotry with regard to anyone who is not a muslim. >> armstrong: this is the hard part with people like myself. do you think that bush and blair really knew it was a lie? >> guest: i think it's oftentimes, what shakespeare said, the wish is farther to the thought. they wanted to do it so much that they convinced destruction, because they wanted to do it. whether they subjectively knew it was a lie, they deceived them

but if you go back to history 100, how are the allies doing in 1917? what's that? >> [ inaudible ]. >> why are you saying not well? >> the british and french can't really get any farther on the western front and russia's starting to kind of deteriorate both in their government and their forces on the eastern front. >> yeah. the russians are going to go through two revolutions in 1917. the october revolution is going to kill it. so the germans are successful. the strategic shift to the eastern front, they are successful. but what's going on -- if we look at the allied forces fighting on the western front, how are they doing? are they taking advantage of the germans and their shift to the east? >> no. at this point, the lines have been established and they are not moving anywhere at this point. >> and when they do try, do you remember the novelle offensive? he's the commander of the french -- big hero and comes up and gets the choice field command and he's going to lead them, you know, in a big offensive in 1917. what does he run in to? anybody remember from 100? >>

this, we will not leave our friends and allies unprotected. we will do everything we can to put a missile protection system against anything north korea does. the chinese are not happy about that. we have a lot of leverage. we will exercise that leverage. we will put together the kind of negotiations that i think can ofd to a beginning containing and controlling the north koreanhe government, which has the danger of affecting everyone, including china. thank you all. >> secretary clinton, do you have response to donald trump appearing on russian television -- every day that goes by, this becomes more and more of a reality television show. it is not a series present shall campaign. serious presidential campaign. it is not beyond one's imagination to have a candidate for president praising a russian autocrat like bodnar putin, and throwing his lot -- five new vladmir putin and throwing them.t in with we are living in challenging times. that was certainly reinforced by the excellent discussion we had .oday no one who wants to assume the responsib

west allis central facing west allis hale for the final time as conference foes. tom pipines takes over west allis wasn't the only city with two schools fighting it on the football field. in new berlin, west high school went across town to take on eisenhower. the lions looking to protect home field and keep the national avenue championship trophy and keep it, but then the lions roar back, and never look back... bryce miller hooks up on the slant pass to stephen halusan hal u san who then fights 33 yards...setting up a short score and a 35-8 lead. jake belongia bel on gee ah then has a host of chasers on this 95 yard touchdown run. 42-8 final "i think it was a classic ike, west battle. these guys definitely came out and played hard. i give them credit. they came out and punched us in the mouth with a quick score. they have a lot of respect for the rivalry, they have a lot of respect for honoring the tradition of the rivalry. so i think both tonight." to the midwest classic conference, where undefeated lake country lutheran was visiting st john's northwestern milita

is pershing a big fan of his european allies? >> no. >> does he have confidence in him? >> he's a huge believer in american exceptionalism and the idea that his troops are better because of where they come from. >> he does have confidence and, yeah, american troops are going to win -- which of all of the notions that he has, that might be the one that sort of has the strongest foundation because, again, we're not beaten down by three years of war. you've got americans that are fairly enthusiastic. you can look at the performance of marines. things like the marines at belleau wood. these guys aren't stopping. they are going to keep going. the first infantry division, the first time that they are -- americans performed pretty well. the third infantry dwoygs this day, you know, the rock of the mar, the name, the nickname that they go by is associated with their performance in this war. and so there's enthusiasm. there's not necessarily that much ability. marines, the first division, third division, sort of picking on the cream of the crop. but pershing, is he a fan of amalg

we will support our allies and our partners. [cheers and applause] >> you know, this is not reality tv. this is real. it's as real as it gets. so, we are going to get that economy working for everyone, not just those at the top. we are going to keep america safe, provide strong steady leadership and we're going to bring our country together across the divide that has pitted americans against each other. [applause]. >> economic worries are not the only ones keeping families of the night, are they? there is still a lot we don't know about the recent incidents in tolls and charlotte, but to this we do know, we have got to bring communities together. we have to listen to each other. we have to make it clear that everyone is safer when there is respect from the law for the communities they protect and respect for the law from the communities it are protected. [applause]. >> and we have got to do something about the epidemic of gun violence that has taken too many, too many lives in our country. again, i think we can come together, yo

and its allies for the prolonged conflict in syria while addressing the u.n. general assembly in new york city. he also called on the u.n. to pursue action against countries that are sponsors of global terrorism. this is 20 minutes. >> i now give the floor to ,is excellency, walid muallem deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs of the syrian arab republic. i have the great pleasure in welcoming the deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs and expatriates of the syrian arab republic, and i invite him to address the general assembly. minister muallem: [speaking through translator] president of the 71st assembly of the united nations, i would like to congratulate you and your friendly country fiji on your election as president of the present session of the united nations general assembly. i wish you all success during your presidency, which you have promised would be one for the whole house. such a promise, if kept, would strengthen the neutral rule of the president of the general assembly and shed a bright light on the fact that some a

i was in west allis when the heavy rain was coming down. people were struggling to get their cars out of the high water. that car was floating at the time. ben, no one was hurt. back to you. >> good news there, tim. a lot of you are sending in pictures of the cedar grove. send in your photos. we do appreciate all of the photos that you have sent in here over the past couple of days. >> the fence surrounding milwaukee sherman park is staying down for now. the judge extended the restraining order barring the sheriff from closing the park early. park. county executive chris abele asked for the fence to come down on sunday. the hearing to keep the fence down permanently is delayed. >> right now, milwaukee police are looking for suspects that shoot two people. the officers were called to the scene yesterday. a 34-year-old man died on the way to the hospital and 24-year-old man is treated fr injuries. >> republican lawmakers in madison have a plan to make the city of milwaukee safer. the speaker unveiled a gop agenda including drug programs and s

. >> verne: allie laforce. >> allie: verne and gary, coaches are always looking for different ways to motivate their players and coach mcelwain came up with a good one where he said "write down how you can team." he took their names off and posted them all over the televisions and the locker room so the team could see. i think it worked. >> verne: perine is 0 for 100 yards now. his second gain as a player 1st gators. theodore, alabama, 17 carries, one catch. 28 yards and a touchdown. 45-7, 1:09 to go. the streak will be extended to 30 games >> gary: when you combine it together, 30 games and 30 years, allie pointed out in the open there were a couple of times they came close. >> verne: including the last two years and as you documented, 1993. remember notre dame over navy, 43 years years, roger staubach had that win in 1964 and then when navy ended the streak the 45-7. then navy played very competitively with notre dame for the next couple years. that should do it. jim mcelwain out of missoula, montana. mark stoops. they met each other as coaches in 1997. mcelwain at montana state. >>

. -- four a counterpart allied invasion.tooge, mussolini. the stooge was delighted. here was his chance to prove to the people he too was a conqueror. but he was wrong. perhaps uniforms fooled him. something did, for after the fascist legions went this far into greece, the greeks, in a brilliantly conducted campaign, drove the italians back and invaded albania. hitler was enraged. for failure of his stooge to protect his southern flank to protect southern russia. he sent a final ultimatum to the yugoslavs and greeks to surrender or else. but the yugoslavs and greeks come from a long line of fighting men. nazi slavery did not appeal to them. [planes crashing] at dawn on april 6, german bonds told yugoslavia's they were at war with germany. the nazis and italians launched a powerful and coordinated bases from all naval all of their beaches. the conclusion was inevitable. no more resistance was determined. the yugoslav army was cut up and captured. the war in greece also began april 6. there, in spite of valiant resistance by t

that's what we did in the second half. >> allie: you're a senior. this is the last time to play florida. you came away with thein. is it everything you thought? >> it's good. >> allie: what will you tell your teammates? >> 4-0. let's keep that duck pulling that truck. >> allie: the duck pulling the truck references, gary. >> verne: i think they got the message. >> gary: that will be their theme the rest of the year. you know what's funny is when the coaches and the players say we're not thinking about the streak, believe me. they're thinking about ending the streak now. >> verne: look who is leading i go back a long ways in this conference. at the end of the 2001 season, phillip fulmer took tennessee down to florida. and they beat them 34-32, and casey clausen climbed the ladder and led the tennessee band in >> gary: butch's son. >> verne: back-up holder. >> verne: and now the alma mater. ? ? ? ? ? ? >> verne: what can you possibly not love about this sport. ? ? ? ? >> verne: and it is now time for the play of the game presented this is the touchdow

georgia's a strong ally of the united states. georgia has more troops in afghanistan fighting alongside our troops than any non-nato ally. it's made hard reforms in order to join nato and the european union. the resolution expresses our solidarity with georgia. i'm proud to be a co-chair, along with my friend, mr. connolly from georgia, of the georgia cawculls. this resolution condemns russia's illegal occupation of tory, send as clear message to putin that the united states will never recognize his control over any part of georgia. our friends in georgia and the region must know that the united states will not waiver in its longstanding support for its allies in the face of the napoleon of siberia. we must be clear about our commitment to our friends. instead of retreating from the world stage, the united states must deepen its relationships with our allies. georgia's a valuable ally, threatened by the cold russian winds of authoritarianism. john f. kennedy, our president 50 years ago, said we would support any friend that belie

let me hand it to allie. >> need to give yourself extra time. visibility low. you're going to have those highway 5 in pine hurst. a heads up to you a lot of roads in the area that look just like those. now take you up into the raleigh area where you see blue is ponding on roadways. green where the rain is falling. so 540, 40, 440 you're going to have a commute that's going be impacted by this rainy weather. a lot of ponding on the roadways there. dealing with that rain coming down. ilf-85 and u.s. 70. at 4:52. it's a rainy one. before we go to break here's a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. >> hello to you. i'm gail king. talk about politics. his new charter school and his >>> this trial is supposed to start next month. >> more about a pilot program that's coming next year that puts spotlights on interstate 540. the plan is o to put four at six forks, creedmore. it responds to real-time traffic conditions and a meeting today runs from 4:00 until 7:00 at the community center. in johnson county there are some towns that are not allowed to sell

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ally. >> why do you say that? >> they have 1 million conventional forces north of the demilitarized zone. the south koreans have close to 1 million members south. they have huge numbers of missiles, artillery. i was in north korea a few years back. why do you say there is no chance north korean forces would move against south korea? >> i don't think that capability exists. of course, that would be the input that i'm getting right now. in fact, south korea is so far advanced, the economies are nowhere near comparable in scale. north korea is just not going to happen. >> south korea is more than capable of defending themselves. south korea is more than capable of defending themselves. north korea is not going to embark on a conventional invasion of south korea. >> the 30,000 or so u.s. troops in south korea, you would bring home and the 40,000 in japan, you would bring home is that right? >> i think there is the opportunity to deescalate in both of those areas and by de-escalate, to bring tho

hopefully in concert concert with our allies. if necessary either steps the united states should take. so they do not face a strict sanctions as i rented. that's not acceptable. we really do need to be able to ratchet up pressure from north korea in order to course them back to negotiation. >> i would act quickly that if you have been in involved in sanctions you know how hard it is and if you haven't you think it's simple. i mean it's a good example of the whole financial sanction or which we thought we knew something about in 2006 and seven, and we are at a level now that we cannot even have imagined back then. the same is true with the 2270 sanctions. 270 sanctions. these are enormously complex. their countries in the world addressing the report you are ignoring the sanctions. but the physical aspect of said should be keeping this material out are from flowing out of a country like north korea particularly on the chinese border were china has not been as active as we would like them to be in enforcement of the sanctions, even

statese day, the united and allies were notified of japan's decision.nited states sought to make it clear that after the surrender, the emperor would have to renounce his identity, however, he would be allowed to retain his title of emperor as a function of a symbolic head of state. 1945, japane 14th, finally agreed to accept the terms of the pot stand with the u.s. assurance that the emperor would be permitted to retain his title and function as a symbolic head of state. the 15th, 1945, in a radio address to the nation, the emperor stated, the enemy has then to employ a new and -- power of which we have never known before and to continue to fight would result in the ultimate collapse and obliteration of the japanese nation. general macarthur, with the approval of washington, became the virtual ruler of japan. supervisee hand to the writing and of limitation of a new constitution for that -- implementation of a new constitution for the country. japan adopted the new constitution in 1947. on january the first, that he 1946,er hear he told -- the emperor

ally.it right. >> 6 foot 3, 236 pounds, your body surface area and bmi is high, close to 30 which is the barrier for most people, your doctors are family give you a hard time about your weight? >> i can is a little weight. i have always been a little bit this way. that is probably a good swimmer but i have always been this way. i think if i had one thing i would like to lose weight. it is tough because the way i live but the one thing i would like to do is be able to drop 15 or 20 pounds. >> donald trump telling doctor rise his health is good but needs to lose weight, cholesterol is quite good and he passed every single test and while he has been quiet about hillary's health he couldn't resist at an ohio rally, listen. >> i don't know. you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't know. i don't think so. >> hillary clinton will be back on the campaign trail this afternoon after releasing a letter from her doctor saying she was fit to serve. republican str

kathy: here's more video from highway 100 in west allis. joyce: a few popular roads had to close down when the water got too deep. we have team coverage of today's rain and flash flooding. mark will have an update on what we can expect tomorrow, but we begin with christina palladino live in new berlin. >> we have been driving through dozens of neighborhoods in new berlin and west allis as they deal with these flooding issues. police have had to close numerous streets and force people off the roads and into their homes because it was getting dangerous as many of the local creeks and rivers have flown across -- flowed across people's front yards. many people who live in these areas say they are prone to flooding but they haven't seen it this bad in several years. some front yards looked like rivers as water streamed onto the driveways and close to homes. over at nathan hale high school in west allis, rain leaked through the roof, janitors mopped up the hallways. homeowners we talked with say just yesterday the creeks in their neighborhoods we