arnold. but the interest goes way back beginning with my mother when i was growing up in the '60s she was a renegade for one thing she smoked a pipe. [laughter] as a teenager it was tough to take in a restaurant when mom would light up after dinner. [laughter] she had no problem telling somebody what she believed even if she knew they did not want to hear it in one of her heroes as benedict arnold. [laughter] so why does mr. that in my teenage years but after fishing boat for hillary realized i wanted to get at a part of the war of its independence that i knew relatively little about a wrote these books not because i inexpert but i'm curious and what to know for gore knew there was a story that i had not learned in high school even though my ap u.s. history teacher was a wonderful woman and ignited my interest, but we grow up thinking of the revolution as heroic as they began to gather to defeat british tyranny in think of it as a stepping stone but the revolution went on eight years and inst

general arnold?f our happiness has already spread. >> he uses and abuses his position as an officer in philadelphia for his own kind of side business, and for that he actually gets brought up on charges. and that actually begins the disaffection he has for the continental army. >> having made every sacrifice of fortune and blood and become a cripple in service to my country, i little expected to meet the ungrateful returns of my countrymen. but, seeing as how congress has stamped ingratitude the current coin, i must take it. >> we shall not endure such insult. >> we shall look to higher ground. >> arnold's wife, peggy shippen, is from a staunchly loyalist family and maintains contact with a number of british officers. with her husband's pending court martial, her own reputation is now on the line. some historians believe that it is she who first explores the terms of defection for her husband. [ insects chirping ] >> as peggy sends a secret message to a british friend in new york, patriot spies infil

arnold changed all that. by threatening to destroy the newly-created republic through, ironically, his own betrayal, arnold gave this nation of traitors the greatest of gifts; a myth of creation. the american people had come to revere george washington, but a hero alone was not sufficient to bring them together. now they had the despised villain, benedict arnold. they knew both what they were fighting for and against. the story of america's genesis could finally move beyond the break with the mother country and start to focus on the process by which 13 former colonies could become a nation. as arnold had demonstrated, the real enemy was not great britain, but those americans who sought to undercut their fellow citizens' commitment to one another. whether it was joseph reid's willingness to promote his state's interest at the expense of what was best for the country as a whole or arnold's decision to sell his loyalty to the highest bidder, the greatest danger to america's future came from self-serving opportun

have made arnold the major general.hter] it did wrangle him but they did however give him a new horse which shows you politicians can somehow missed the mark. arnold fought brilliantly and it would come to a crescendo in the saratoga where horatio gates who hadn't been his friend prior, they were friends as a rifle and a the battle i was kind of a misnomer. after the first, they basically fight the british to draw and inflict huge casualties to come down that water corridor and he ends up getting dismissed from the army. he sticks about the next battle although he has no official standing he's out there and according to some accounts he then leaves a dangerous charge towards the end of the battle in the line of fire through the enemies don't does the vendor -- to surrender hits him in the same lag as the one in quÉbec and the horses killed and collapses on top of him and henry dearborn who had been with him is that his side and says argue hurt -- are you hurt and he says i've bee been shot in te leg i wish it had gone t

brian arnold wants to do it too. this is a competitor in brian arnold that can dead hang for a long period of time. he's got to stay calm, see it, map out a plan. - and brian arnold looking as strong as ever. - ooh, ooh, oh. navigation recalculating right now. - look at that. a misstep but doesn't even flinch. - matt, look at the technique. look how he keeps his l. i mean, he's already now on his second panel and has not broke his l right there. - he is defying gravity. - you know how strong and how hard that is? all: brian! brian! - and the crowd chanting his name. all: brian! brian! brian! brian! - looks like he's gonna go for an early dismount. - come on, brian! - and he's through! [cheers and applause] brian arnold hoping to be just the second finisher of the night, but now facing the invisible ladder, an obstacle he's never tried before. [both yelling indistinctly] and right now he is well ahead of ian dory's time. - and i know he wants to make it all the way to the top. he's not gonna be the guy that didn't mak

number 5, it was signed benedict arnold. in that moment, a name we call each other don't be at the benedict arnold, a like a curse word. benedict arnold wasn't a name you call someone. he was a decorated officer who fought for this fledgling country and was rewarded and promoted and part of the inner circle, he was a real person who put pen to this sheet of paper. i couldn't shake that and i heard this story. the last moments between benedict arnold and george washington, the most heartbreaking in us history because they were dear friends, the revolutionary set, benedict arnold betrayed george washington, reportedly, they say it is one of the only times george washington was ever seen crying. the image of george washington crying stuck with me and i heard this detail. and in song, he delivered this letter from benedict arnold to george washington. in this letter from benedict arnold he said three things. one, don't kill my wife, she didn't know i was a traitor. 2, don't tell staff, they didn't know i was a traitor, i did thi

benedict arnold wrote a letter. he didn't delivered in rapport song but delivered this letter from benedict arnold to george washington in this letter from benedict arnold he said three things from george washington. one, don't kill my wife, she didn't know i was a traitor and two don't kill the staff. they do didn't always a traitor either and three and one of the craziest he said can you please send me my belongings. this most hated man since judas himself said hey and i have my stuff and the amazing part is to this day nobody knows what was in that baggage that george washington sent back to benedict arnold and he did send it back. he sent the baggage back and nobody knows what was in that baggage. i don't want to read chapter 85 of the house of secrets but on chapter 85 you will see my theory and i couldn't shake that idea. over half a decade i've got to figure out how to do this idea and that's where that tom kohlberg microwriter on this book. when you pair with someone else to write you have a choice. you can

benedict arnold we think is the bad guy of the story. but in the big arnold is like all of us a couple get a guy. he's a complicated man. we are not all good and we are not all bad but we are all complicated. i realize in hazel as she finds his life issues to happen this life it wasn't so good she is a chance to suddenly be good she gets to be just like benedict arnold, sunday's good and sometimes bad judge like the rest of us. we are all amazing and where all terrified to read where all brave we are all stupendous. some of us all in the very same day. that's who we are as people and tod never listen his character in this plot we explore not just hazel but the benedict arnold and what it means to be good and what it needs to be bad about our identities about. i always love loved that stuff and i was researching the book by the way have the gray sources i have are hidden in this crowd right now because i see a couple of them. it's washington d.c. and virginia. when i was researching the book i met this military intelligence offers her and

arnold is amazing. and obviously that is really where the book starts. what i love to do is answer questions about the book because that is also the fun. i can tell someone has lots of questions. so you can ask anything you want. i am give you a moment to think about it. you can ask about the thrillers or the research but one thing, thank you barnes and noble and hosting but thank you to those who come. let's get questions and explore more research. >> my buddy leo has a question for you. >> the question is did the amelia ernheart lego set come out. this is -- i am going to show you something. this is the lego set. we had someone built it for us and america is going to help us. lego loved this idea and they had an idea you are not star wars. i understand that. i know clearly. we love this and we would love it on the web page. if 10,000 people vote for it we will consider make it. the how i met my mother set was built by the person woo built this. we have 2,000 people right now. i can see in this crowd t

arnold will be pretty busy.ump as the host of the new celebrity "the apprentice" on nbc. >> trump is a little busy these days. >> what's he doing? >> i'll tell you later. >>> in our "entertainment o cfo tonight" birthday which of the rings" star recorded a song that was n used was it liv ty or cate blanchett? we'll be back with the story. see how the singer paid emotional tri all at etonline.com. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back, in tonight's "e birthdays, which "lord of the rin recorded a song that was never used? that was liv tyler, who turns 39 t >>> thanks for watching, everyone, have great weekend! >> take care. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories, making news today. >>> number one -- the royals honor princess diana on what would be her 55th birthday. >> this is a long time to understand why people were so interested in me. >> we look inside her childhood home as duchess kate channels her mother-in-law's grace. >> she mixes high-end fashion with high street f >>> then, ke

arnold will be pr bettyusy.trump as the host of the new celebrity "the apprentice" on nbc. >> trump is a little busy these days. >> what's he doing? >> i'll tell you later. >>> in our "entertainment tonight" birthday which "lord of the rings" star recorded a song that was never used was it liv tyler or cate blanchett? we'll be back with the story. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back, in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which "lord of the rings" star recorded a song that was never used? that was liv tyler, who turns 39 to >>> thanks for watching, one more thing for you to che out before we go. >> have a great weekend. >> that's nick jonas's song, "close" we have breaking news, he'll be pching it with demi lovato this weekend when takes the stage for the boston pops. our own nancy o'dell wwll be the host. >> announcer: the following paid presentation for cooper chef is brought to you by tristar products incorporated. are your kitchen drawers starting to look like a bad garage sale -- steamers, rice

the americans discovered arnold, arnold just missed being captured. he got himself to new york city and he thinks when he arrived in new york city that he's going to join up with clinton and take new york. the naval part of the task force was already ready. changed, let's go. and here is another big element. the admiral in charge in the west indies all of a sudden appears in new york with a big fleet. 10 battleships. clinton, who thought that he already had enough, now has all of this plus this admiral. he is england's leading admiral will leaveone man we aside. wow, he's going to be the hero that wins the american revolution with clinton. he loves the whole idea and becomes very close with arnold. don't forget arnold was a great fighter and a great general before he became a trader. here we have arnold and ronnie already planning their grand entrance into london, being aborted as great errors. and clinton decides we are not going to do it. run the can't believe it and neither can arnold. they do everything they can to convince clinton to go ahead. ti

arnold will be pretty busy.ald trump as the host of the new celebrity "the apprentice" on nbc. >> trump is a little busy these days. >> what's he doing? >> i'll tell you later. >>> in our "entertainment o cfo tonight" birthday which of the rings" star recorded a song that was n used was it liv ty or cate blanchett? we'll be back with the story. see how the singer paid emotional tri all at etonline.com. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back, in tonight's "e birthdays, which "lord of the rin recorded a song that was never used? that was liv tyler, who turns 39 t >>> thanks for wtching, everyone, have great weekend! >> take care. male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now.

mathias has set up arnold schwarzenegger. >> dreamy-ass mathias. >> jimmy: arnold schwarzenegger is ano be a guy i worked for. i was a p.a. on a show called "collateral damage." and i was arnold schwarzenegger's p.a. >> jimmy: and you got along with him? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right. well, is there anything special bill has to do to prepare for this? does he have to look into the camera? >> a little bit to the right. yes, perfect. >> this is really hot, matias. >> jimmy: you got him? is he captured? >> it's reconstructing. >> jimmy: you've been captured. all right. let's put arnold schwarzenegger up. >> okay, and now we should try to talk a little bit. >> jimmy: okay. >> hey. >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm bill. remember me? it's me. remember? >> jimmy: wow. >> you used to work for me. that's scary. >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right. in that movie, his catch phrase was, "open up the door, there's a bomb in there." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that was his catch phrase? >> i opened up the door -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would you open the door if there's a bomb in there? >> why don't you jus

of he clearly arnold schwarzenegger would be a very different captain ramious than sean connery. so clancy was clearly a hit in the washington. newspaper articles listed the senior administration officials who read and enjoyed hunt for october. the photographer enthused to clancy everyone in the white house had read the book. caspar weinberger was among the last to read it but quickly became its biggest public supporter. in august of 19 5, the editor was times literary supplement approached weinberger take part in a series to talk about a book they felt deserved more attention. the secretary passed had him a copy of hunt and included a photo she had it on good authority that the big boss across the river loved it. weinberger read the book and recognized its potential for shaping it cultural american opinion on the policy. he reviewed the book explaining

. >> where is general arnold?l dispatch and went to his chambers. >> arnold has been conspiring to deliver this port to the british. he is a traitor. >> washington knowso arnold's deflection will be a crushing blow to morale. >> now for the hunt. get on your horse. >> of course west point. benedict arnold, an amazing story. legends & lies this sunday, 8 and 11:00 p.m., and we're going to tell that you story. after "tip of the day," and that is it for us. please check out the web site, also we'd like for you to spout out about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly, if you wish to opine word of the day, in writing "the factor." all right. tomorrow, we've got two big-time stories. one, the u.n. is condemning the usa for racism. we're going to get into that, and donald trump, whoever he picks for vp, going to appear on 60 minutes sunday night, okay? so we've tasked bernie/goldberg and we told him no foppery, bernie. to say how he would interview trump, and who the vp is. it's going to be ygingrich or pence.

no, little arnold, now. >> jimmy: i swear i had this conversation this morning, i wonder if after arnold to do. >> she shows up on friday, i'll let you know tomorrow. >> jimmy: this is very interesting. i know you love golf, you play all over the country, all over the world. donald trump owns a lot of golf courses. do you ever run into him? >> i played with him, like nine years ago. we played on father's day. it tells you what kind of fathers we both are. so, we play at a trump place in new jersey. i'm waiting for him, he's not there. i'm looking for cars. they say he's coming, i'm looking down the road. there's a black dot in the sky. he lands on the driving range in his helicopter. the trump helicopter, the most impressive entrance anybody could have. we play golf, and he says, you want to stick around for lunch? and i said, yeah. we're stilling there, there's a grilled cheese sandwich, he has a big bratwurst, he's putting yellow mustard on. and we walk into the kitchen, all these little eyes started to appear at the window. when donald trump is sitting down, all these little latino ch

. >> where is general arnold?al dispatch and went to his chambers. >> arnold has been conspiring to deliver this port to the british. he is a traitor. >> washington knows arnold's defection is more than a personal betrayal. it will be a crushing blow to patriot morale. >> i'll head for the hudson. get on your horse! >> at west point. benedict arnold an amazing story. there is a lot more to it than you know. "legends and lies" this sunday 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m., and we're going to tell you that story. factor tip of the day. and that it is for us tonight. please check out the web site, also we'd like for you to spout out about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. word of the day, foppery. form two big-time stories. one, the u.n. is condemning the usa for racism. this is just outrageous. we're going to get into that, and donald trump, whoever he picks for vp, going to appear on "60 minutes" sunday night, okay? so we've tasked bernie/goldberg and we told him

arnold says the democratic national convention is a perfect time to show off this document. the first printing of the declaration of independence will also be on display. it's called a dunlap named after prayer john dunlap and it too is incredibly rare. >> when i first came here, none of these were encapsulated like this. they were lying loose in folders and i was terrified to touch them. >> reporter: you won't be able to touch them but get inches away next week at the building located a the 1300 locust. a chance to see the first words in ink that shaped the united states of america. >> these are the documents that were first in philadelphia, they were printed here. they were handwritten here. this was our first capitol. they really belong here and they deserve to be displayed here. >> reporter: in philadelphia, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> that is so cool. >>> one jersey shore town is making the beaches quieter this summer. starting today, seaside heights is has placed a ban on speakers boom boxes and other music devices part of a 60-day experiment and comes afte

for arnold champagne it is been a while. exercise in optimism. >> it's been about training and about hoping, it's about a new day. >> and this one a certain kind of fish. >> we are looking for king salmon or chinook. >> nice one! nor would that fish be the last. in this case, an experience partially man-induced. >> in the boat! >> some of these fish we've seen before. >> we saw that fish when he was about four inches long. >> here's where. two years ago the state transported some 30 million baby chinook from hatcheries upstream to the sacramento river delta and then released them. it saved the fall run. now we are seeing the pay-off as the same fish return home after a watery odyssey. if you believe in destiny, to arnold champagne's waiting hook. >> the challenge, the fight, all of that! makes for great fishing! >> so much that when the wacky jacky landed they caught enough to spread the wealth for everyone on worked. it's a tradition on this boat. >> four pieces. >> sharing the boat fish, they call it. unless your name is a

for arnold champagne it is been a while. every cast an exercise in optimism. >> it's been training and about hoping, it's about a new day. >> and this one a certain kind of fish. >> we are looking for king salmon or chinook. >> nice one! nor would that fish be the last. in this case, an experience partially man-induced. >> in the boat! >> some of these fish we've seen before. >> we saw that fish when he was about four inches long. >> here's where. two years ago the state transported some 30 million baby chinook from hatcheries upstream to the sacramento river delta and then released them. it saved the fall run. now we are seeing the pay-off as the same fish return home after a watery odyssey. if you believe in destiny, to arnold champagne's waiting hook. >> the challenge, the fight, all of that! >> so much that when the wacky jacky landed they caught enough to spread the wealth for everyone on worked. it's a tradition on this boat. sharing the boat fish, they call it. unless your name is arnold, who landed two fish. his own.

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arnold says the democratic national convention is a perfect time to show off this document. the first printing of the declaration of independence will also be on display. it's called a dunlap named after prayer john dunlap and it too is incredibly rare. >> when i first came here, none of these were encapsulated like this. they were lying loose in folders and i was terrified to touch them. >> reporter: you won't be able to touch them but get inches away next week at the building located a the 1300 locust. a chance to see the first words in ink that shaped the united states of america. >> these are the documents that were first in philadelphia, they were printed here. they were handwritten here. this was our first capitol. they really belong here and they deserve to be displayed here. >> reporter: in philadelphia, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> that is so cool. >>> one jersey shore town is making the beaches quieter this summer. starting today, seaside heights is has placed a ban on speakers boom boxes and other music devices part of a 60-day experiment and comes afte

initiative, much to arnold's sugar in it is forced down the river. now andre has to find another way back. ultimately he would go with the young lawyer to accompanied the young lawyer across of perry to the eastern shore of long island to westchester. i was talking about how bad it got during the revolution but this was the neutral ground. neighbor fighting neighbor. the british kings were called cowboys going back and forth most people had left and it was a wasteland and monterey would make his way to new york. one has on a russian coat. and he is happy to see them. then it turns out he is an american. 12 nearly escapes from york using the jacket as said disguise it was that close to happening in on trade never should have so a take several days to get to washington and to arnold for a variety of reasons and ultimately he would be hanged. thank you all very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i am the. order of politics in rand rose along with my wife along with everybody scheerer, low welcome. we here rarely enjoy the author talks in this

that night, hoover gave arnold his blessing, herbert hoover's campaign for the presidency got underway that night. and as if to confirm the decision, the next day hoover ordered his personal secretary to distribute to his intimates around the country a secret code, a cipher that would be employed for political communications. so once again you have hoover telling some people one thing, some people another and kind of hemming bets with himself -- hedging bets with himself. he wasn't sure yet that he was in the race. but he's getting things into motion x. to some degree, that's typical political, you know, you've got to be careful what you say publicly, and you have another agenda privately. but you get the sense with hoover that this really, he had trouble settling it in his own mind before he gets into these larger scenes of action. and what i found too was that having made it to the white house, this sense of internal conflict continued to bedevil hoover, and it was not just, it was not just internal. in other words, people could see it. and they were surprised at this. hoover before

unless you are arnold who landed two fish of his own. >> great day great day.f us. from fishermen wlavsh in san francisco, wayne abc 7 news. >>> that's good stuff. okay. turn our attention to the weather forecast. a little bit of reprieve today in terms of the heat sandhya but coming back. >>reporter: that's right. i hope you enjoyed today brief cool down in the inland areas and it was still obviously hot inland but we were not in the triple digit. had 90's inland. we are going to bump you up to 100 over the next few days. some fog right along the coast line and live look from our south beach camera. see just how shallow the layer of fog is so tomorrow morning its will impact your commute. temperatures 55 in san franciscoá÷ñ. oakland 61 degrees. san jose still warm at 71. half moon bay you cooled off nicely 54 degrees. sutro tower cam are this is part of the reason why it cooled today over san francisco we have the fog. a little morermuñ of a sea bree temperature low mid 50's from santa rosa to no vat o. stilljs fairfield concord mid 70's livermore 79 degrees

my arguments about people showing up in elections time and time again, we have arnold firstgning with the george h.w. bush. and look at the looks on their faces. it really tells a story of the enthusiasm, swearingen eggers's --arnold schwarzenegger's uncertainty, and the voter entreaty of the vice president. in 1988, the debate between senator benson and soon to be vice president quayle? i worked with jack kennedy, senator you are no jack kennedy? a timeless line. it did not influence too many voters. it's one of those bits of american history that will live on. 1992. again, i use this image to suggest that bill clinton was able to captivate a generation using unconventional campaign tactics. who would have thought you have a president with dark glasses playing a saxophone on national tv, much less with an african-american host? the mtv appearance. boxers or briefs? we have ross perot, who did pretty well in the debates that year. bushu remember, president looking at his watch, on the third debate, i think it pretty much summed up his disengagement. did you look at his face here versu

for arnold champagne it is been a while.in optimism. >> it's been training and about hoping, it's about a new day. >> and this one a certain kind of fish. >> we are looking for king salmon or chinook. >> nice one! >> and this experience is man-induced. >> in the boat! >> some of these fish we've seen before. >> we saw that fish when he was about four inches long. >> here's where. two years ago the state transported some 30 million baby chinook from hatcheries upstream to the sacramento river delta and then released them. it saved the fall run. now we are seeing the pay-off as the same fish return home after a watery odyssey. if you believe in destiny, to allen champagne's waiting hook. >> the challenge, the fight, all of that! >> so much that when the wacky jacky landed they caught enough to spread the wealth for everyone on worked. it's a tradition on this boat. sharing the boat fish, they call it. unless your name is arnold, who landed two fish. his own. >> great day. great day on the ranch. >> a great season for all of us

and at the helm was keba arnold. today is your last day. >> it is. >> i eve had the pleasure of working with you sips you first walked in the door. and the best professional i've ever worked with. i've loved our conversations both on air and off air. i have the utmost respect for you. and i will miss you. and i wish you the best in your new adventures in life. but always a phone call, a cup of coffee away if you want to come back down and catch up. so thank you for everything you've done. i've learned a ton from keba arnold. >> mike, you have been there from day one. i have learned so much. we sit right across from each tour in newsroom so we're always talking. not just it for ktvu. this is it for me for the news business. at least for now. you never know what life will take you, but when i did some deep thinking i knew it was time to move on, so i am moving because to sacramento. i just moved from sacramento so i'm moving back, a place that i consider home, and something totally new. i'm opening up my own business.

i put this out here because it was written by arnold. this was arnold and jack conroy who were the head of illinois writers project during the wpa days. also, within this portrait, the negro, poem from a, early poem from gwendolyn brooks. this is fantastic also. depending on what you need. bib low files like to come in to see the autographed copy. researchers like to come in to see early black writing by early black authors. >> so if somebody wanted to come in and said i saw on booktv the original draft by langston hughes could they come in and see it? >> of course. we have some of the most, wonderful hours for the public to use our manuscript collection in the united states okay? i think we're open 48 hours to the public. it simply means, when you come in you have to fill out a patroe registration form, telling uss who you are and what you want to see and surrender an i.d., okay? the gloves on the end of the table which we aren't using r today, just to let you know that certain materials our patrons have to put on gloves to use because

make mine an arnold palmer. same here.o® there is no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for us. ask your doctor about xarelto®. >>> welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour as we always do, taking a look at the weather with our meteorologist francis in for lisa. >> good morning, everyone. temperatures in the 50s right now. san francisco at 53, oakland and heyward, currently 59. san jose, 56. live shot of the golden gate bridge, a great way to see how cool it will be, deep layer in the clouds, 7:00 this morning, temperatures in the low 50s to low 60s. by this afternoon, clouds will stick to the coast, and we'll be warming up to the low 80s, inland areas could be as warm as 90 degrees. the breeze will pick up as well along the bay and coast, 20 miles per hour this afternoon and then the sun set is at 8:30 tonight. we have a cooler day in store tomorrow. i'll have the details. carolyn. >> thank you, francis. >>> the final preparations are underwa

. >> matthew mcconaughey, sly stallone, arnold schwarzenegger turned the stadium into the hottest partywn for the los angeles dodgers blue diamond gala. fleetwood mac's performance. the band impressed "scandal"'s bellamy young. >> fleetwood mac. >> olympic skier lindsay vonn suffered a wardrobe malfunction, but gracefully recovered. >>> we're with another olympic gold medalistt mmkayla maroney, she tells us about her surprising career. why she had to give up gymnasticc. >> that was heartbreaking for me. >>> "dancing with the stars" weekend wedding secrets. we're with the couple practicing their first dance. >>> plus -- ♪ ♪ >> all-new barbra singgng with the stars. what happened behind the scenes with hugh jackman? >>> jennifer garner, jessica alba, lea michelle and chris evans will be n "e.t.." >>> summer olympics begin a week from today. down in rio. and since this is flashback friday, why don't we go back four years ago, that's when our women's gymnastics team took home gold. >> they took home the hearts of everyone, too, mckayla maroney was a member of that historic team. >> she was

arnold is among the growing number of low income californians now eligible for $10 a month broadbandervice due to the expansion of a program run by comcast called internet essentials. >> so those connected to the internet make assumptions about everyone being connected. >> reporter: she works to bridge the digital divide. she says not having a computer and internet service at home keeps people in poverty. >> if you are not connected, you can't access the resources that are available. you can't do your homework. you're not going to do as well in school. >> reporter: using cell and public wi-fi isn't cutting it. >> there are times that websites aren't mobile optimized. copying and pasting and doing more advanced tasks on a phone is impossible. >> reporter: studies show those most likely not to have internet connections at home are people who have not graduated from high school, noncitizens, and those with household incomes of less than $20,000. >> you don't just hand a handwritten paper application anywhere. you apply online. even if the job is for being a janitor. >> reporter: until n

for arnold it was a while.mism. >> it is about praying, it is about hoping, and it is about a new day. >> reporter: and this one, a certain kind of fish. >> we're looking for king salmon, chinook. >> reporter: nor would that be the final case. >> in the boat. look at that. >> there is a good chance that some of the fish we've seen before. >> we saw that fish when he was about four inches long. >> reporter: here is where. two years ago while in the clutches the drought the state transported chinook from hatchers upstream to the sacramento river delta and released them. it saved the fall run. and now we're seeing the payoff as the same fish return home after a watery odyssey and if you believe in destiny, to arnold champagne's waiting hook. >> the fight, all of that, it makes for great fishing. >> reporter: so much, in fact, that when the whacky jackie landed, they caught enough to spread the wealth for everyone on board. it is a tradition on this boat. >> it is four pieces -- >> reporter: sharing the boat fish,

. >> reporter: a sold-out crowd of 1,000 fans filled arnold field to see two women on the starting roster for the minor league sonoma stoppers. the pitcher, stasisy piagno. >> it means a lot, growing up playing baseball, and getting a chance to continue to play as a woman means a lot to me. >> reporter: and in this field, kelsey whit more, a high school graduate from temecula. >> i feel good. so excited. very honored to be out here of >> reporter: the girls came just to see the trailblazers. >> i think it's really cool. >> makes me want to try harder. and i could do pretty much what i want to. >> reporter: for them a message. >> keep doing what you love. don't let someone tell you that you can't. >> reporter: the film legend came from francis ford coppola. >> he talks about growing up, watching his aunt who was an incredible athlete outplay all of the men in his family. >> reporter: kemsy's dad taught her baseball at age six. >> one of her goals is to play baseball at highest level. that's all you can ask for. >> reporter: many players who practice with kelly for two weeks call her a kid

. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? no. you know what they say?that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go al

he described the mayor, richard arnold, as completely, quote, subjugated and the citizens as orderly and well behaved. thus savannah escaped the fate of the other major cities along the route of the march. according to university of texas historian jacqueline jones, who conducted extensive research in primary sources like diaries and letters, from the period savannah welcomed the united states army as liberators. sick of war and on the verge of starvation, they were ready to throw off the yoke of the confederacy. secession had brought nothing but death and privation and the people of the city wanted peace. greeted by contrition rather than continued defiance, sherman completely changed course. as he had said to james calhoun, the mayor of atlanta, if those in rebellion would once again, quote, acknowledge the authority of the national government, i and this army will become at once your protecters and supporters shielding you from danger, close quote. atlanta's mayor calhoun didn't heed the warning but savannah's mayor arnold did and the fate of the city where the great march ended w

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at arnold field.o, stompers. >>> everyone is wondering what the weather will be like for the holiday who. here's roberta with our forecast. >> reporter: good friday afternoon, everybody. look at the wall to wall sunshine across the santa clara valley at this hour. nothing but full sunshine for you in san jose all the way through the 4th of july. but we do have the stratus most commonly referred to as the marine layer, the low clouds and fog hanging tight to the coast. this marine layer will deepen each and every day. very little sunshine through the weekend at the beaches. a hailstorm yesterday over the for corners. better conditions for today. we still have the thin layer of clouds next to the coast bright sunshine away from the beaches. the enhancement of the marine layer, there's the area of high pressure keeping us dry albeit cooler than when we started the workweek. there's your futurecast. you see the clouds next to the coast. watch as we go to saturday. we still have clouds entering the bay. th

. >> matthew mcconaughey, sly stallone, arnold schwarzenegger turned the stadium into the hottest party for the los angeles dodgers blue diamond gala. fleetwood mac's performance. the band impressed "scandal"'s bellamy young. >> fleetwood mac. >> olympic skier lindsay vonn suffered a wardrobe malfunction, but gracefully recovered. >>> we're with another olympic gold medalistt mmkayla maroney, she tells us about her surprising career. why she had to give up gymnasticc. >> that was heartbreaking for me. >>> "dancing with the stars" weekend wedding secrets. we're with the couple practicing their first dance. >>> plus -- ♪ ♪ >> all-new barbra singgng with the stars. what happened behind the scenes the stars. what happened behind the scenes with hugh jackman? oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> jennifer garner, jessica alba, lea michelle and chris evans will be what are we missing here, janet? because with citrusy peel shine, i might as well be spraying orange juice on... grape juice. get serious, get a clean

this one is about benedict arnold. also on saturday, a fox news reporting special.he trump convention. a curtain raiser on the gop convention here in cleveland and a look at the future gop in the era of trump. don't miss it. thanks for watching. bill returns monday. continuing coverage of breaking news here on fox. >>> breaking tonight, two huge stories unfolding as we watch both new fallout from last night's horrifying terror attack in france, and today an armed battle for power in the streets of turkey. one of our most important allies in the middle east. welcome to a very busy night here on "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly, and all hell is breaking loose in turkey right now. watch. [ gunfire ] >> explosions and gunfire rocking the capital of turkey where reports of a military coup starting breaking just a

wrote on the right, not too many corrections, page four a lot of corrections. >> reporter: doctor arnoldays the democratic national convention is a perfect time to show off this document. the first printing of the declaration of the independent will also be on display it is called a dunlap named after printer john dunlap and it too is incredibly rare. >> when i first came here, none of these were encapsulat ed like this, they were just lying loose and i was absolutely terrified to touch them. >> reporter: you won't be a able to touch them but get to look at them inch's way at building 1300 locust street. chance to see first words in ink that shaped the united states of america. >> these are the documents that were birthed, in philadelphia, they were printed here, they were handwritten here, this was our first capitol, and they really belong here and they deserve to be displayed here. >> reporter: in philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> very cool. >>> britain's little will prince celebrate aid big birthday on friday, george, hard to believe, is now three years old. k