arnold's left division was under the command of major general benedict arnold. gates' division was one that he chose to manage himself, until such time as benjamin lincoln arrived. benjamin lincoln was also a major general. the idea was when he finally came into camp, he would take over this division and gates would be the overall commander. they were all major generals, but they were subordinate to one another in terms of the time in line, so that arnold had fewer days of service than gates. in fact, this is one of the things he was annoyed about. congress had done to him, he thought unfairly -- and when benjamin lincoln arrived, arnold was going to be a subordinate to him, simply because he had not accumulated as much service at rank as lincoln had. this was one of the problems -- structural problems on the american side. arnold's division included morgan's core of riflemen and light infantry. on the other side, the other division commanded by gates until the arrival of lincoln had paterson's brigade, nixon's brigade, and glover's brigade. john glover came fro

he gave him a pass to go to philadelphia because arnold requested one, but arnold never left.neither did he have a command. so here we see horatio gates the commander of the left division now, benjamin lincoln appears finally and takes over the right division that gates used to have for himself. look what else happens between the battles. militia units come in especially from albany but also from connecticut and new hampshire and so on. the american army is swelling ery rapidly. lincoln's right division also of additional units, some them militia. here we have one of the most heavily administered brigades ever. we have the brigadier general. we have all kinds of officers. we've got maybe a couple hundred men tops. there's enough officers in this brigade to run about five regiments but they have only 200 men or so. this is one of the problems with militia. the other militiamen were saying, i'd really lake to help out but i don't think i can make it this weekend. that's how, in the militias operated at a time which is why the general staff didn't like using militia. a lot of the

arnold. calm down, annie. when he left the car -- when he left the car, little did i know that his last words to me would be, "wait here." i don't want it. i el terblble about this. those awful things we were saying to him. he brought this on himself. we did everything we could, but i'm afraid he's gone. oh, well, thank you. i guess you can go now. i'll call the mortuary. we'll leave the deceased back there then. nice suits. i'd like to see the rest of the band. it's going to be a bummer, though, trying to find shoes to match that bag. my experiment with the pigeons worked. they agreed to everything i said. cheer up. you look like somebody died. ar ar! [ crying ] who's the grouch? mork, will you just be quiet and act like a human being? [ crying ] how's that? shh! she just lost her husband. he just died. he died? oh, no, the embarrassment. genuine look of grief. he was such a wonderful man. don't you think so? he was a beautiful man. he was a real wurbl. he was an inspiration. he was an angel. he is now. what

distribution of cancer for all our communities i'm here today to join dr hyatt and my good buddy arnold who is been in the community in the east bay for so many years working and all counties and he and all the doctors truly understand with barbara garcia and on her behalf to really forge f this partner in on old way and to say to all of our communities that if we do the right things we can actually cure this cancer that's why sf can is a very positive phrase this is one i really am happy to announce to be a part of years from now just like we've done with aids we're seeing the future the ability to stop new diseases ability to screen earlier particularly for our disadvantaged community members if we can get them in prescreening earlier to identify earlier that is half if not three quarters of southern california of the can do if this effort so i i sound enthusiastic i truly believe that science and doctors and communities efforts focused in the right way together put together we create in my opinion a bigger heart for san francisco the minds is the research but when we put it together

. >> arnold donald sits on two corporate boards. carnival corporation and the bank of america. black enterprise has been watching him and a handful of african americans that serve as directors of major corporations. in it's annual report a study revealed in 2012 that white men held 75% of s&p 500 board seats versus a mere 5.5% for black men this year black enterprise counted 182 black directors at 176 corporations versus the year prior with 179 directors at 174 corporations and in 2014, 30% didn't have a single blackboard member. diversity on corporate boards matter. >> that's critical to innovation. it's truly a >> arnold donald's board is charting the course for the largest cruise line industry. >> 60% plus of today's population are women in minorities. 60%. so that the customers of these companies are women and minorities and so to reflect their own markets to have that thinking and diversity of thinking representing their own customers at the top of the corporate pyramid which is the >> donald wants to see more african americans on boards. but why stop there. >> definitely

history, benedict arnold. the relative obscurity of the man we'll hear about today is what will make this morning so interesting. he is someone we should know more about. his impact on world history is well known for historians, but historians are just now beginning to piece his life together, to find out new information, to understand his impact on the revolution, and to figure out how he fits among the great heroes and villains of american intelligence history. so kate gruber will help us understand who this enigmatic man is. she's been the curator at jamestown-yorktown museum since 2015. between 2009 and 2013, she worked at the colonial williamsburg foundation where she assisted with the research of the foundation's electronic field trip series. although she's a public historian and museum professional interested in early american consumer economy and material culture and how these aspects of colonial life translated during the american revolution, she considers herself an interdisciplinary historian in qua

it's arnold palmer. i'm a college student. it's arnold palmer. so he says, "well, i don't know about this." so he calls ncaas, they deem me ineligible. because, i don't know, whatever it was. >> stephen: ineligible as an amateur because he bought you a >> so, i had to write a check to arnold palmer for $25. i was at el paso for the all american. and until the check cleared, he had to cash the check, send a fax copy to the ncaas and i was eligible to compete in the all american. >> stephen: wow. it's not that strict anymore, right? since then it changed a little bit. >> stephen: 20th anniversary of the tiger woods foundation. >> yes. >> stephen: how has it grown now? >> the emphasis was to get more participation in golf. we did that with junior golf clinics around the country. when 9/11 happened and i drove home on the 13th from st. louis, if i died if that tragic day, what would the foundation look like? well, we wouldn't have anything because we didn't have any bricks and mortars, nothing traveling circus of junior golf clinics. i went to my dad

arnold schwartzeneggar talked about making california fantastic again.ald trump talking about let's make america great again. there are many, many parallels to the two. schwartzeneggar came into office, had no connection with legislation, and or legislators and had a lot of trouble establishing that in sacramento. >> they did make the transition to where people thought of him as a politician and leader before movie star toward the end of his term. >> he did and he became more moderate. it took a lot of time to do that. >> yes. we appreciate your insight. thank you. >> interesting time. >> election results, shocked people here, there are some predictions that were right. the last ucla, usc l.a. times poll showed trump leading clinton by 3%. that poll predicted results of the last three elections. and documentary film maker michael moore expected trump to win. moore wrote, quote, we live where the majority agree with the liberal position. we lack leadership to make that happen. >> votes are in. your voice still counts. we're hearing what you have to say ab

arnold schwartzeneggar talked about making california fantastic again.ald trump talking about let's make america great again. there are many, many parallels to the two. schwartzeneggar came into office, had no connection with legislation, and or legislators and had a lot of trouble establishing that in sacramento. >> they did make the transition to where people thought of him as a politician and leader before movie star toward the end of his term. >> he did and he became more moderate. it took a lot of time to do that. >> yes. we appreciate your insight. thank you. >> interesting time. >> election results, shocked people here, there are some predictions that were right. the last ucla, usc l.a. times poll showed trump leading clinton by 3%. that poll predicted results of the last three elections. and documentary film maker michael moore expected trump to win. moore wrote, quote, we live where the majority agree with the liberal position. we lack leadership to make that happen. >> votes are in. your voice still counts. we're hearing what you have to say ab

. >> reporter: while driving arnold we noticed gas around down in some places and up in others. like this one? alexandria, virginia, wednesday morning. the average price right now $2.40 in d.c.. $2.17 in >> they're going tight direction. -- the right direction versus aeration. >> reporter: the expert to -- versus a year ago. >> reporter: the best time to get out of town is noon. if you haven't left better hurry. mikea turner, wusa9. >> chicago o'hare airport is bustling as travelers are heading to visit family and friends for the thanksgiving hol dale weekend. -- holiday weekend. o'hare is one of top three busiest airports in the united states. workers there expected to go on >>> and logan airport in boston is expected to see close to one million passengers arriving and departing during the holiday weekend. crowds were already lining up for security 59:30 this morning -- 59:30 this morning. -- a at 5:30 this morning. meanwhile many are heading to the airports and our area instead but if you do you'll find huge crowds like evan koslof did at reagan national. >> little bit nerve-w

some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. hers, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can >> jim: tonight on cb begins with "60 minutes" and bruno ncis:los angeles and madam secretary. eagles out of time-outs, third anten at midfield. chased, got it away, b the >> phil: you take the penalty or go for it on fourth down? pete carroll trying to decide. >> jim: third and 20 or fourth -- >> holding number 71 offense, that penalty declined, result of the play fourth down. >> phil: i saw pete carroll go fourth down. he wants to give them one shot instead of two. >> jim: doug peterson, raised north of seattle, used to atind all the seahawk games as a kid in the kingdome days. that buildi

do you know arnold husband? >> that's my husband. >> reporter: the video is dark. arnold hernandez, who chelsea say is responsible for this hit-and-run at the intersection of broadway and fourth friday morning where a 72-year-old woman was run down. >> i'm very surprised. my husband would never do anything like this. >> reporter: miss hernandez said she had no knowledge of this crash. she said she and her husband are estrange and he's not lived at their lynn residence for several months. >> i don't live him. we've been separated for four months. i have no comment. >> reporter: police released this picture of the vehicle that surveillance video shortly after the hit-and-run. as hard as it is to watch, people did. less than 48 hours later, police arrested hernandez in remember veer on outstanding warrants. he faces criminal charges leaving the scene of an accident and operating without a license. >> he's a very good person. i have no idea. we're just separated. two children together. mr. hernandez will spend monday morning in chelsea district court for his arraignmen

some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can >> jim: tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and bruno mars, and why the u.s. women's soccer team is so upset. ncis:los angeles and madam secretary. eagles out of time-outs, third and ten at midfield. chased, got it away, but the >> phil: you take the penalty or go for it on fourth down? pete carroll trying to decide. >> jim: third and 20 or fourth -- >> holding number 71 offense, that penalty declined, result of the play fourth down. >> phil: i saw pete carroll go fourth down. he wants to give them one shot instead of two. >> jim: doug peterson, raised north of seattle, used to atind a

[ as arnold schwarzenegger ] i'll be back. you're not going anywhere, mister. you got schmutz all over your face. here, let mama get it off. no! i'm commando. commando? no, no, no. go put some undies on. you're gonna chafe your little gumdrops. yep. growing up, a new arnold movie was an event. remember, sully, when i promised to kill you last? that's right, matrix, you did! i lied. [ screams ] schwarzenegger really is the coolest man alive. and his acting gets slightly better in every movie. hoo-hoo! look at commando go! he just punched that guy dead! like most dads in the '80s, murray goldberg loved action movies as much as me.

i will give you my everything and he said, arnold, this is such a great idea, you are fantastic. i know you are a great guy. i know all the characters. >> he was complimentary and then we went to work and we did coincided with the debut of the arnold's sports in asia. the weekend featured 5,000 athlete in 28 different sports from nearly 50 countries and continues schwarzenegger's mission to spread fitness and awareness throughout the world. >> what most impress you of the growth of the arnold's classics >> well, you know, you have a vision and promoting body building. out of that, the vision got bigger. i should not just promote body building but health. if those fitness festivals have to get bigger and bigger and i always say, too big is not big enough. ? >> this is really so exciting for me and to be here in hong kong and to finally to be here in asia. >> what do you think of the first one in hong kong so far? >> different exhibits they are doing because it makes them feel good and what they are doing oh, come on! you got it. bravo, bravo, very nice! nice. a lot of time i am w

perkins a close friend of the current charger of our community advisory board and psa and arnold sayouple of words. >> (clapping.) >> mayor ed lee thank you for your partnership with the city ♪ effort it is good seeing you this is an important effort to be on the ground floor and sometimes getting in on the ground floor you have to have someone from the outside and say something is not right and allen came in if england and observed that cancer is not attacked as it should be within the community ambassador more importantly in the community that underserved so we talk about health it is equity that creates disparity and people have not been treated in an equitable fashion especially people of color within the last to be diagnosed and the first to die and this effort is an important effort to stop that one one-size-fits-all does not fit all this focuses on the cultural aspects of those communities and addresses where people sit and stand that is exciting we're building something new allen said be bold those words stuck with me my father used to say more said than is done i want to mak

and now arnold will do the show and we'll see how arnold does. arnold: let's get down to business.: you come off on that show as a supremely confident decision-maker who is gruff and tough. man: to me, i'm back here as a fighter. i'm back here as a winner. trump: but bret, you've been a winner. you are a winner. you're great. bret, you're fired. levin: and no nonsense and it's my way and it's the highway. trump: wouldn't you say you crossed the line? man: um...i crossed the line. trump: this is why the country's gotten into such trouble. this is the kind of thinking that we've been witnessing on wall street for the last 5 years. levin: did that carry over to politics? trump: i think that what you have to do in show business and in politics is be yourself, and--unless you're playing another character, but in my case, i was playing myself, so, you know, i had sort of an easy job. all i had to do is be myself. you've been lazy. you've been nothing but trouble. you claimed to be like me. the difference is i work hard. the show, to me, it was--it was just--it was a great honor to have d

police arrested 25-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn crossing the street friday. the woman is expected to recover. antoinette: right now answers on the south shore after the body of a kayaker washed up on the beach. newscenter 5's nicole estaphan reports on new details from hull. >> i think it is sad that this is just a tragedy accident during reporter: police searched for the body of a kayaker. by evening he was identified as douglas king. sometime in the early morning. >> it looks like he was separated from his kayak. reporter: he was wearing a wet suit a light jacket nearby. he was not wearing it at the time. his recreational kayak was not made for the rough waters. >> experienced kayakers, we see them on the beach and the day. -- bay. rescuers urging others if you head out to see alone, nature people know what your plans and have a cell phone with you in case of emergency. also stressing to kayakers and other boaters to never underestimate the power of the sea during the winter months. antoinette: a teenager in serious condition and facing charges after a poli

on saturday they received a tip leading this em to 25-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn. >>that will be like your mom, your grandma. >> reporter: fernandez is expected to be arraigned later he's facing charges of leaving the scene of an accident causing injury and for driving without a license. reporting from chelsea anna meiler, wbz this morning. >>> 6:07 right now. dozens of groups rallying against hate in boston today. there's been an increase in reports of racist and antereligious incidents across the country against the election. boston's mayor will join the attorney general at the state house this morning. their message, no matter who you supported in the election, hate at trump tower this morning. the president-elect reportedly eyeing general james mateas for defense secretary. he looks to fillmore key posts in his admission. henna daniels has the latest. >> reporter: ending with more cabinet appointments >>we've made a couple of deals. >> reporter: among republican job seekers who visited mr. trump sunday, former transition chair and new jersey governor chris chri

colonel arnold, benedict arnold is one of the key men in this campaign to canada. he goes up through maine and quebec city. richard montgomery goes and he actually has some seenlgs along lake champlain and up through montreal but meets benedict arnold at quebec city. i'm not going to give everything away in the book but the battle is epic. they fight during a blizzard on new year's eve, 1775. up to this point, the walled city of quebec has never been breached. in the french and indian war the way the british won it from the french, the french were safe in their city. the way the british won it, they finally goaded french commander to come out of his fortress onto the field in front of it and that's where the english beat the french and took the city. if the french would have stayed in the city, it would have still been french. so benedict arnold thinks they can do it. the ultimate result, though, of the campaign in canada is that it is successful in that it keeps british pinned up in canada long enough for general washington to force the british evacuation of bosto

. >> reporter: candy arnold has been volunteering at ronald mcdonald house for seven years.old is one of several volunteers with jubilee christian center out of san jose. >> it's a beautiful thing. i don't know. we've come a long ways from the last four months. wasn't sure if we were going to be here. >> reporter: pat o'brien's 8-year-old daughter debbie needs a hearter transplant. >> god wants to make miracles like me. >> she's at the top of the list for her type and size. we're just got to wait. and literally you get a call, you go. >> reporter: as the o'briens wait, debbie is focused on being a little girl with her sights set on a christmas wish. >> an american girl doll house. >> reporter: her parents' wish -- >> just her to be happy and healthy. >> we pray for the very perfect match. >> reporter: the match they say will make starting over possible. >> it's amazing this place. >> reporter: for the o'briens this thanksgiving home is where debbie's part is. in palo alto, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> and the nice thing about the ronald mcdonald house is that the families

(chris arnold/ reporter): "is it fair to say it is a miracle she was found?" (jose abarca/uncle): "yes, yes. i think it was a miracle she was found." however, it is a bittersweet ending to this tragic story for abarca... still grieving the loss of his baby sister, laura. were together, we always spend quality time as a family, we were so happy she was a mother. this only lasted six days for her. it's just painful, but i'm glad that sophia is alive." police say the two people they have in custody know sophia's family. police are not discussing possible motives for taking the baby or for the mother's shooting. some health news surrounding the epi- pen... officials with the company mylan are refusing to testify at a congressional hearing.... an attorney for mylan says company executives can't testify at the end of the month, because the settlement is a pending matter..... mylan has agreed to pay $465 million dollars to settle allegations that it overbilled medicaid for epipen. in september... a house panel grilled mylan ceo we have several recalls to warn you abo

arnold and that was done. >> cisco and pancho delivered to mr. arnrnd the foreign spy who tried to kill you. >> no! >> s?! we trick them, they trick us, we trick them again and pancho is full of tricks. didn't i never told yoyohow we "catched" them from the w, didn't i? well, no, well, then i will. look, we turned the wagon around like this, see, and then the wagon, it rolls down the hill faster and faster, see? and pancho gets ready to jump and faster and faster he goes and my heart is beating, my feet is pounding, and thth pancho jump like this. (laughing) who-- who pushed over the wagon over? >> oh, pancho. (laughing) ?? >> goodbye, amigos! >> see you soon! ha! ?? woah. mind if i make a short stop? is somebody sick? no, ms. hawkins had a baby two, three weeks ago. oh yeah? b b or girl. dunno! wasn't asked to be present at the birth. just want to seeeeow she is. yeah, i've got plenty of time. (mumbles) materially speaking, hoby none of these people can a aord me, but fortunately i can afford them. (knocking) hoby, you a pretty good hand with a

police arresting 28-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn yesterday. the woman he hit is expected to recover. antoinette: president-elect donald trump and mitt romney holding a meeting together yesterday in new jersey. romney is reportedly being considered for secretary of state. he says the meeting was yet. and donald trump is up and tweeting again this morning over the message the cast of the hit musical "hamilton" sent to vice president-elect mike pence. trump saying, the cast and producers of "hamilton," which i hear is highly overrated, should immediately apologize to mike pence for their terrible behavior. doug: students at extended thanksgiving break thanks to a water pressure issue in westfield. the school will be closed today at 4:00. westfield has restricted water use throughout the city reminding people to conserve. i was known to take several semesters off. not just an extended thanksgiving. most people are doctors by the time they get through college but whatever. kelly ann: we're talking about the snow that right now is mainly affecting w

police arresting 25-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn yesterday. though they say he was driving that minivan that hit a woman crossing the street yesterday. antoinette: president-elect donald trump and mitt romney romney is reportedly being considered for secretary of state. he says the meeting was far-reaching. it lasted for 90 minutes, but no sign of a done deal just yet. and donald trump is up and tweeting again this morning over the message the cast of the hit musical "hamilton" sent to vice president-elect mike pence. trump posted this earlier this morning. the cast and producers of "hamilton," which i hear is highly overrated, should behavior. doug: students at westfield state university getting an extended thanksgiving break. go owls. it's thanks to water pressure issues in the city of westfield. the school will be closed today at 4:00. westfield has restricted water use throughout the city reminding people to conserve. that's exit 3. a little further west is this. this is what the roads look like in stockbridge. sticking on the grass, the r

oh, no, he's not-- arnold, hang your clothes up nice. you can use mr. douglas' closet. ( arnold oinking ) don't bother! he's not staying here. oliver, the ziffels called and asked if we'd take care of him for a few days. they have the flu, and they don't want him to catch it. of all the-- ( oinking ) you leaving?

benedict arnold high school. (audience laughter) i know, but the school was named before he turned out to be a louse. (audience laughter) well, i'm sorry, that's really not my responsibility. if you could possibly call back later on this afternoon- oh, wait a minute, just a second. (audience laughter) - good morning, miss vangum. - [secretary] good morning, sir. uh, it's mrs. bailey on the phone. - i knew she'd call. thank you. yes, mrs. bailey? i'm sorry, but your son was naughty in class last week, and i thought it would teach him a lesson if i kept him after school. well, perhaps i did keep him a bit too long. bailey, you may go home now. (audience laughter) - don't you think you were a little hard on the bailey boy? - no, i don't. i will not have students showing disrespect. i hate principal benny. (audience laughter) - but the bailey boy didn't do that. - well, if he didn't, who did? - your wife. (audience laughter) - funny, i didn't recognize her handwriting. (audience laughter) she's got the same thing in

you have to be very quick. >> maybe you can hire me. >> if arnold doesn't make it.ou will be next. >> and the watters' world quiz. are you nervous. >> no, not at all. >> you should be. what is president obama's greatest accomplishment in our opinion? >> there are none. >> i would have accepted playing a lot of golf. >> what is your favorite show on fox news channel. >> i would have to say o'rielly when watters' world is on. and only when it is on. not on all of the time. you have done a good job. congratulations. >> and thank you very much, mr. trump. >> i am watters', and this is my world. >> it is your world. >> and coming up. raum emanual and president-elect trump. ♪ this holiday, the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside the person who opens it. give your loved ones ancestrydna, the simple dna test that can tell them where they came from -by revealing their ethnic mix. you'll save 30%-and they'll have a new story to tell. order now at ancestrydna.com. offer ends monday. >> president-elect donald trump promising to end the illegal immigrants

distribution of cancer for all our communities i'm here today to join dr hyatt and my good buddy arnold who is been in the community in the east bay for so many years working and all counties and he and all the doctors truly understand with barbara garcia and on her behalf to really forge f this partner in on old way and to say to all of our communities that if we do the right things we can actually cure this cancer that's why sf can is a very positive phrase this is one i really am happy to announce to be a part of years from now just like we've done with aids we're seeing the future the ability to stop new diseases ability to screen earlier particularly for our disadvantaged community members if we can get them in prescreening earlier to identify earlier that is half if not three quarters of southern california of the can do if this effort so i i sound enthusiastic i truly believe that science and doctors and communities efforts focused in the right way together put together we create in my opinion a bigger heart for san francisco the minds is the research but when we put it together

perkins a close friend of the current charger of our community advisory board and psa and arnold sayuple of words. >> (clapping.) >> mayor ed lee thank you for your partnership with the city ♪ effort it is good seeing you this is an important effort to be on the ground floor and sometimes getting in on the ground floor you have to have someone from the outside and say something is not right and allen came in if england and observed that cancer is not attacked as it should be within the community ambassador more importantly in the community that underserved so we talk about health it is equity that creates disparity and people have not been treated in an equitable fashion especially people of color within the last to be diagnosed and the first to die and this effort is an important effort to stop that one one-size-fits-all does not fit all this focuses on the cultural aspects of those communities and addresses where people sit and stand that is exciting we're building something new allen said be bold those words stuck with me my father used to say more said than is done i want to make

that means extreme unicyclist arnold risvik is now in ninth, while todd stair, the oklahoma mascot, moves to 15th place. at the line now, out of thornton, colorado, it's

arnold schwarzenegg er served as the ?governor of california. big news happening in iowa city today.the university of iowa's children's hospital is now offically the stead family children's hospital. hospital.nats "clapping" "clapping"170-pediatricians and 500-nurses will work in the newest addition to u-i's campus.it will also have nurses will work in the newest addition to the ui campus. it will also have i was only which is the highest most acute care level for newborns. >>my mom figured out that i spent 10% of my days living in the hospital by the time i turned four. that means i have lots of milestones here. i even learned to ride a bike at the hospital. >>asians will start moving into the facility next month. >>> meteorologist brandon marshall joins us now with a look at the weather first forecast. >>it will be a chilly night. eastern iowa, not much to show as the clouds are were well into misery. 2 this morning - with winter fast-approaching many home- owners are getting their furnaces serviced.but more and more people are becoming victim

[ as arnold schwarzenegger ] i'll be back. you're not going anywhere, mister. you got schmutz all over your face. here, let mama get it off. no! i'm commando. commando? no, no, no. go put some undies on. hafe your little gumdrops. yep. growing up, a new arnold movie was an event. remember, sully, when i promised to kill you last? that's right, matrix, you did! i lied. [ screams ] schwarzenegger really is the coolest man alive. and his acting gets slightly better in every movie. hoo-hoo! look at commando go! he just punched that guy dead! like most dads in the '80s, murray goldberg loved action movies as much as me. no, commando! don't go in that shed! adam, commando won't listen!

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perhaps one of the most touching moments came after the service when he thanked he retired major arnold fields for the service in vietnam. >> it makes me feel warm and in terms of the commitment of young men and women. >> they are from a life and seen a lot, probably some of the west to offer perspective on inside of the country. >> seal the division, heal the wounds. >> and not going on in our country t is part of the democracy and it is part of the proper course of how our country works. i asked for everyone to use the system because the system is lives. >> in bay pines, dan matics. >> it has landed tampa for veterans to live. and the low unemployment for vets with the economy and health care services makes tampa the ninth best in america for vets and the best in florida. >>> the president paid tribute to the veterans this morning speaking at arlington national cemetery. he called on all americans to appreciate and thank all the servicemen and worn the uniform. it is after took in the wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. speaking in the midst of protest after the