(laughter) - [bob] doctor. - [arthur] senator. k you misses harmon. - maybe you're right arthur, maybe they do make out. (laughter) - hey senator, what are all those funny xs on top of your head? - oh, i'm glad you asked-- - oh arthur, those aren't xs, those are hair. those are hair transplants that the senator has had sewn to his scalp, at great personal pain to him. - for the old charisma you know? - as if he needed it. a man in his physical condition. never, ever coughed in his entire life. - [vivian] really? - except of course during his annual physical check-ups. (laughter) - hey senator, how much did those transplants run you in washington? i'll bet those d.c. bandits charged you $50 a follicle! (laughter) - (laughs) oh, senator pay no attention to my twitty old husband. (laughter) pussycat, don't you think you better watch your drinking? - yeah i better, i just took my eye off it and it's empty already. (laughter) hey fuzzy, come on i'll buy you one. - [bob] all right, i think i'll have a republican drink. - how do you make a republican drink? - elect a democrat. (laughter) do y

no, this was arthur. this was arthur back about a quarter century before that. as a matter of fact, for a long time, in the philippines, douglas was known as mcarthur the unger to differentiate him from mcarthur the elder, arthur mcarthur himself. one other neat thing that people don't realize we have. what's in the case right here from arthur mcarthur. this is his field desk from the philippine war. he was the senior american officer in the philippines from 1899 to 1901. military govern of the philippines also. until he ran afoul of the civilian governor who was appointed over him, william howard taft. the other thing i'll point out is right down here, is arthur mcarthur's glasses. if you see pictures of him in his later life, he actually looks a lot like teddy roosevelt. these are the glasses he's wearing in his picture. 1898 is when the spanish american war starts and arthur mcarthur is on his way to command american troops in the campaign battle from manila after the naval victory, we spent a force and arthur mcarthur was one of the commanders. his son, doug

one other thing to mention about arthur's swamp, we have the headwaters of arthur's swamp. just closer to the city of petersburg, you have rehobeth creek. a drop of water landed here that goes into rehobeth creek. it will end up in the chesapeake bay. and goes all the way down to help at arthur's swamp. what this means is what the waters of rehobeth creek, the confederates construct a dam in front and in pounds the water, making it in passable along a decent stretch of their lines for any union soldiers to cross. there are reports they also constructed tunnels, mines near battery forward and pass them with gun mines and threatened to ignite them should battery 45 ever be attacked head-on. archaeologists have found the tunnels, mines, there is no proof it would have been packed with gunpowder and would have been detonated but propaganda is good enough. no month is ever attacking battery 45. arthur swamp, going out of the confederate earthworks, had not been impounded. arthur swamp, this shot taken from out in front of fort welch. we have arthur's want right here on this woul

alaska arthur will go back to the philippines. the fact that the united states alone among all of the powers kept that promise. influences the united states position in asia today. and in some wails to understand the united states's position in asia. you have to understand, this history of world war ii. you have to understand douglas mcarthur's role. and so that brings us to the iconic pictures and one of the iconic moments in the pacific war. the return of douglas mcarthur october 20th. successor sergio, the president of the philippine common wealth. that's a piece of communication delight as we would call it today. mcarthur is waiting ashore with the counterpresident on his right. probably one of the great battles in the history of the world. the atomic bombs of hiroshima and nagasaki resulted in the invasion not needing to be done. need a supreme commander for the allied powers to rule japan on behalf of the allies. and that job goes to general mcarthur. and this is an example of general mcarthur both understanding japan, studi

arthur? >> hi, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] what are -- what are some of the coolest gifts you're finding out there? >> well, to start off, we have the "brew tap deluxe." this beautiful all-in-one brewing system, sports a a stainless steel body, a a magnetic drive pump, and a a 20 pound drain basket. perfect for the home brew lover in your life. >> jimmy: huh, that's pretty cool. okay. so, for those of us who don't have a home brew lover, in our lives, what else -- what else do you have? >> i think you -- i think you do have a home brew lover in your life, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one's coming to mind, so i -- arthur? [ laughter ] what are -- what are you doing? what are you doing, buddy? >> hey. [ applause ] >> jimmy: what are you doing, man? [ applause ] >> you know, i'm just -- just trying to cool off a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i guess i could also cool down, with a delicious home brew of my own design. oh, wait, no, i don't have a a "brew tap deluxe." yet. [ light laughter

james arthur ray. >> thank you.t i'd like to share with you this evening in the short amount of time that we have, two hours will go very quickly, i promise, is the secrets behind what it takes and how to operate to truly create the life that you desire and deserve. if i have any gift, it's that i'm able to take complex ideas and simplify them into a very practical and easy to apply formula. and that's what we're going to do here this evening. >> when i first went to a james event, i was kind of skeptical. i didn't know anybody there. and it was your traditional hotel banquet room filled with chairs with a stage in front which kind of looks similar to some of the personal development programs i'd taken in the past. >> i'm not sure exactly why you're here tonight, yet, but there's two things i absolutely know about you. >> everybody in that room, there was something going on in their life. could have been anything. could have been a divorce. could have been financial, it could have been anything. >> there's at least

arthur meyer, everybody. you, arthur. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, guys, some tv news. after two seasons, netflix has canceled its series, "marco polo." [ audience ohs ] yep, they ended "marco polo" the way everyone does, by getting out of the pool and not telling the other person. [ laughter and applause ] >> marco! >> jimmy: polo! get this. new research suggests that marijuana may work as a a aphrodisiac. [ audience ohs ] i guess you'll know a stoner's hitting on you when he sees you at a bar and says, "hey there, do i come here often?" [ laughter and applause ] guys, finally -- rea invented a soft robot hand that can touch fragile items and even sense their shape and texture. [ light laughter ] when asked what they've used the hand for, researchers said, "that's not important! don't come in here! mom!" [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, wow, wow, wow. hey, welcome everybody.

james arthur ray. [ applause ] >> thank you.ke to share with you this evening, in the short amount we have, two hours ago i promise is the secret behind what it takes and how to operate the tool to create the life you desire and deserve, and if i had a gift and said i am able to take complex ideas and simplify them in a easy to apply formula, and that's what we are going to do this evening. >> when i first went to a james ray event, i was skeptical and didn't know anybody there, and it was your traditional hotel banquet room filled with hotel chairs and it looked similar to some of the programs i had taken in the past. >> there are two things i know about you. >> everybody in that room, there was something going on in their life. could have been anything. could have been a divorce, could have been finance, could have been anything. >> i wanted to be happier and more successful, and i am not sure what that means yet so i am looking, searching. >> i knew i was an intelligent person and was very motivated and i felt like i could do

[out of breath] get yourself something from the icebox, arthur. i got vegetable juices in there make a healthy man sick. i'm all right. wish i had some beer to offer you or something. don't worry about it, harvey. if i had it, i'd drink it. [chuckles] didn't cross more, harvey. i always liked you. admired how much you loved your music. i wish it had come to more. you hate thinking that... maybe you were just a fool for it. being a fool for something's not all bad. you feel like you ain't been foolish enough, arthur? i love my family. i think i'm a good father, a good husband. i'm proud i've made some progress on my job. and knowing you, that comes more from pickin' in the field than dusting off the plantation house piano. sometimes at night i lay up, but didn't look right to see it, or...if there was a way i should have let lillian and my kids know i loved them would have warmed them in their hearts no matter what cold came. i wonder if i just wasn't fool enough to try. you tried for me today, arthur. and i knew you were who i... i don't know how

i gotta split, arthur. it's good-- good to see you. yeah, yeah, all right, harvey. but i want you to call me when it's a better time, ok? i will do that. i'll do that. [telephone rings] ok, let me walk you out. no, thanks. thanks a lot. good seeing you doing so well, arthur. yeah. 15th squad. got it. diane, you're up. um, assault on third and bowery. greg, james... give her a hand? i'll be back in a little while. harvey. [gasping] harvey. what is it, man? i gotta sit down. ohh, the buzzard's eating at me. you need the paramedics? it's ok. the sky's clearing. so what's wrong with you, harvey? kidneys are gone. they got some fancy initials to it, but that's what it is. one thing i have learned from my job... is when someone's carrying something around that they want to say but they're having trouble getting it out. first thing, i'm straight now 10 years. i ain't here running no game. ok, i believe you. i know about a murder happened 15 years ago. i didn't see it myself, but i know what happened for a fact. guy that did the killing's name is onus price. the victim was

about a block or two away is arthur away. 3200 block of arthur avenue there's a home police have surrounded. around 1:45 this morning nay received a call from the home. the report was of a, quote, family disturbance. when they arrived, family members were outside the home. they said inside, one of their family members, a man, was barricaded, refusing to come out, armed with a gun, threatening to harm himself. it's our understanding he was there by himself. police have been trying to cokes him out. it's n around 5:00 this morning, police did evacuate a number of residents, numbers who live around this home. >> i just brushed my teeth when the police came in. >> what did they tell you? >> they just said there's some guy with a gun. >> what did they ask you to do? >> they said to wake everyone up in the house and to get dressed and wait outside. >> what were you thinking? >> oh, man. >> reporter: we spoke to some of the other people who had been evacuated and surprised this was happening on the street. they say this neighborhood has normally been very safe. live in san jose, bob redell, "today

god bless you. >> thank you, james arthur ray. are getting ready to go upstairs, and if our ushers will come forward. >> thanks for being here. >> it was great. i will see you again. >> keep doing good work. >> thanks. >> what we are offering today is the same investment we normally offer for just three online mentoring sessions. >> okay. >> you can talk to marie or barron, and they will answer questions. >> i wanted to come and see how handsome you were. >> thank you. >> i am coming in october. >> did you sign up yesterday? >> i have not signed up yet. >> right there, just come on, make it happen. >> hey, mike, nice to meet you. >> honestly, i was almost in a fatal car accident in january, and it was one of the worst months in january, and i almost lost my job, and i am so focused on the positive and i will be there on the 3rd. i do have a purpose. >> thank you. wonderful. >> very nice. >> a lot of words i needed to hear. >> that was my rock 'n' roll, perfect place at the perfect time, and you said something that rattled me. so i

this is happening on arthur road which is parallel to story road.ht now, story road is blocked off to clayton road. we are on the scene gathering more information. special operations just got to the scene. we will keep you updated. our team is watching the story. >> thank you. we will switch gears the san francisco symphony taking a stand against inequality. jane? >> yes, good morning to you. friend symphony announced they had canceled a pair of april concerts in north carolina to protest the new state law curbing anti-discrimination on protections for lgbt people. the orange center said they were inspired by the mayor of san francisco who decided to bar city employees from publicly funded positions to travel to north carolina on business. in january, the financial services giant, american express, will expand paid parental leave policy for mothers and fathers to 20 weeks at physical pay, another six to eight weeks for women would give birth and require medical leave. full time and part time employees there for a year are eligible and the company wi

hicks played with arthur macarthur, the general's son. >> dear dell, arthur wants me to send you this little note to you. gene macarthur, the general's wife even sent hicks a letter after the faly left. she has kept it for 71 years. >> how many letters did you exchange with macarthur? >> six. >> reporter: ron reece says macarthur gave him the lou ton ant's pin when he was 6 years old and this letter after a chance reunion new york over tea. reece is now a volunteer at repaying, you know what, and what the united states and allies, australians did for me. >> reporter: despite the adore asian and status as one of the most famous generals, macarthur apparently never let go of certain insecurities. >> instead he has skrogeorge washington. as john wright tells us back inside macarthur's office. >> you would expect the president of the day, franklin roosevelt to be up there, he made the comment that, that he wasn't having any democrat looking down on him. >> he was a republican? >> he was a republican with -- with, probably ambitions to, 1944 presidential nomination. >> macarthur didn't end

that's on arthur avenue. we'll have much more on that developing situation coming up after the break. >>> also coming up, "nbc bay area responds." >>> a $1,600 check from the state she can't cash. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next. back to breaking news out of san jose.. -- barricaded incident in east san jose >>> right now, back to breaking news this morning out of san jose. within the last five minutes or so we just learned that san jose police are working a barricade situation in east san jose on 3200 arthur avenue where they arrived at about 1:45 this morning to report on a family disturbance. >> the biggest thoroughfare would be story and clayton road. it sounds like a man inside barricaded with a gun. his family members were outside the home saying they were not being allowed in. they told police they believed not only was he armed, the man inside, but he might be threatening to harm himself. >> right. we know the s.w.a.t. team is out there as is the fire department ri

arthur?ait till the sun shines, nelly, and the clouds go drifting by ♪ ♪ we will be happy, nelly, by and by sweethearts you and i ♪ ♪ wait till the sun shines, nelly, by and by ♪ >> whooo! >> thank you. happy new year. happy new year. arthur, another tradition. playing of the bagpipes. ♪ >> beautiful. ♪ ♪ >> all right, arthur. happy new year, duncan. happy new year. thank you so much. thank you so much. and, arthur, one final tradition that is happening here in the last few years is many of the old members from the floor come down here, there's 50 or 60 of them, people who have been here, some as long as you have although where m are retired now. >> it's a great reunion time for all of us. >> arthur, of course, "wait till the sun shine, nelly." some things never change and let's hope they never do. guys, happy new year to everybody. back to you. >> thanks to art and bob for bringing us that special tradition we have on the floor. the lyrics about that song are about toasting the promise of wh

james arthur ray. you have heard of him.e is the subject of a new cnn film and he joins us next. >> but first, even for people trying to limit intake of pesticides, it's not always possible to buy organic food so which vegetables should savvy shoppers avoid? nutritionist lisa dreaer has today's food and fuel. >> even after being ward, some vegetables contain high levels of pesticides. the environmental working group puts out a list every year of the most contaminated produce. celery was the highest ranking veggie on the 2016 dirty dozen list. followed by spinach, tomatoes, sweet bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, and cucumbers. now, if you eat a lot of hot peppers, kale or collard greens, the ewg recommends that you buy organic versions of those, because they were frequently found to be contaminated with pesticides that are toxic to humans. what if a company that didn't make cars made plastics that make them lighter? the lubricants that improved fuel economy. even technology to make engines more efficient. what company does all

police are in a standoff right now with an armed man in a home on arthur avenue.u's janeen dell la vega just arrived there. and you found out more about who might be inside that home with that man. what do you know? >>reporter: well, it sounds like it's a man, a woman, possibly a child. it sounded like there were a lot of people inside this home at one point, and a woman wanted to leave the house, but he's not allowing that. that is what we are hearing from police sources. this is -- this has been going on since 1:45 this morning here in east san jose. this is just off of story road and clayton road, and in the last 10 minutes we heard that they may be evacuating people from this neighborhood because this man is inside this -- holed up inside a home here and he's refusing to leave and he's also threatening to harm himself. they just called the merge unit which is a s.w.a.t team. they are calling them, they are on their way. so we haven't seen evacuations happen yet, but it soudgeds like more officers -- sounds like more officers are coming to the area and might be

the rise and fall of james arthur ray. it tells a story of. the killing of three of his sweat lodge -- >> he would create the challenges. >> they were manufactured challenges. but they became an opportunity for realizing that you could do something that you didn't think that could you do. [ applause ] >> they seemed to get more and more elevated in difficulty. >> just look eye to eye. connect eye to eye here. >> joining me now, james arthur ray. is it uncomfortable when i say that you were convicted and you went to prison? does that make you uncomfortable to hear that? >> of course. it's nothing i ever expected. >> watching your body language. >> it's uncomfortable for me to watch the documentary. >> why did you do it? >> well, two reasons, don. first of all, several people approached me about different projects and, excuse me, doing different things. some of them were going to actually pay me to be involved in those. i didn't feel right about that given the situation, the tragedy and the circumstances. when allison approached me about in proj

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. >> james arthur ray is the subject of a documentary on cnn this saturday and he made the unusual hero claims this morning. williats one of those people who died, who says she doesn't believe ray is even sorry for what happened. >> reporter: he was convicted of three counts of negligent homicide. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> two people aren't breathing. there is no pulse. >> reporter: served 20 months in prison. now james arthur ray is making the rounds coming doing interviews about the sedona and fall in the new age movement. >> i have taken full and complete responsibility for what happened. i have done everything is asked of me. i have paid restitution. i think it's really important for me to communicate that james sure, liz neuman, and kirby brown were heroes, not victims. >> he is pays -- painting himself one who has suffered. >> reporter: jenny brown is kirby brown's mother. she says she hasn't seen the man who has taken responsibility for her daughter's death. >> i think you believes that but full responsibility to me would be i've been rehabilitated because i now underst

bumiller: arthur, hello. >> thank you both for being here, i appreciate that very much. mr. cantor, a question for you. a few months ago, in february or march i was at an event that arthur brooks held. >> i was there, too. >> i thought i saw you there. if you recall, the spirit, there is a feeling there was no way that donald trump would become president. now, the press got this wrong, we have owned that. we clearly were out of touch with what happened. but so did the republican party in a major way. i was hoping you might help us understand that a bit. mr. cantor: i have gone this wrong all year, two years. i was cochair for jeb bush. i thought he would be the candidate and win the election. i was wrong, as well. some would say, i mean -- my personal story, i had an unscheduled departure from capital hill and was defeated in the primary by an unknown. and frankly, that unknown was also bullied by crossover support from the democratic party in a big way. buoyed by crossover support from the democratic party in a big way. one third of my primary election was by crossover vote

coming up, a brand new cnn film exploring the dramatic rise and fall of self-help guru james arthur rayer the story about the sweat lodge, one of ray's clients who was inside on that fateful day joins me live next. ♪ look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. i did a little research. with a medicare supplement plan, you'll be able to stay with your doctor... oh you know i love that guy. mmmmhmmm. these types of plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. and, there are no networks. is this a one-size fits all kind of thing? no. there are lots of plan

this started 4.5 hours in east san jose in the 3200 block of arthur avenue.mbers say the man has a gun. he is refusing to surrender. police are evacuating homes and trying to get him out. we are going to follow this and bring you details as we get them. >>> meantime, the future of the oakland raiders could be up for a big vote today. county and city leaders are meeting in oakland to talk about the possibility of a new stadium. jackie ward has been following the stadium saga. >> reporter: the alameda county supervisors will meet and vote and the oakland city council will meet tonight. after that questions may be answered. nfl hall of famer ronnie lott hand's development group have plans to rebuild the coliseum site a $1.3 billion deal that city and counter leaders competes with the las vegas proposal. one of the questions is whether the land the stadium will be on will be leased or sold. kpix 5's reporter phil matier talked with noel gallo yesterday, who is optimistic. >> what would you say to people out there that would say, listen, at a time when you can't a

so i'm trying to lay out for you and i cover in a couple chapters in the book, arthur. one is the grand strategy of china plays down the military spending and the military strategy. you miss understanding what china's up to if you look at the military side. a2/ad, by the way, is a pentagon acronym. it's not used by the chinese. they don't describe what they've been doing for the last ten years in our vocabulary. their version of what they're doing is back to the 1955 challenge by chairman mao. he had a list of indicators, a kind of net assessment, if you will. and i'll say a couple of sentences about that word. he had a kind of a net assessment of how we would surpass the americans. and at that time, they've since changed this, but at that time it was steel production was the single most important measure by which they would surpass america. and that led to an episode in which between 20 and 30 million people died. it was not predicted by u.s. intelligence, by the way. it was 1958. it was called the great leap forward. all over china they set up communes and canteens fo

. >>> cnn follows the rise and fall of james arthur ray.larity over a decade ago. thousands paid to go to ray's seminars and retreats which he packed with physical challenges to push participants past their comfort zones. that's what the selling point was. in 2009, three of ray's followers died in a sweat lodge in arizona. after two years in prison he's trying to make a comeback. here's a preview of "enlighten us: the rise and fall of james arthur ray." >> it was so, so, so intense. you couldn't breathe. at the fourth round i said i had had enough and i crawled over and james was at the door. he's like, beverly, you can do this you can do this you're stronger than this, you can get through this. >> as a good mentor that they paid me to be i would say, come on, now, come on, you can do this. can't you? come on you can stick it out. i would encourage them. >> i was like, yeah, okay, okay. >> what am i doing here? why am i putting myself through this? what is the point of me sitting here with all these other people? and is it worth it? >> i ha

but really, is there redemption for james arthur ray?e people who died in that sweat lodge were heroes. a woman who was there weighs in next. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. try super poligrip free. >>> the super stardom of self-help guru james arthur ray was halted by tragedy in 2009 when three people died in a sweat lodge exercise at one of his retreats. 18 others were hospitalized. this is what ray told his followers shortly before they went into that sweat lodge. listen. >> symbolically when you're going into a lodge, you're going back into the

that standoff with police is going on at a home on arthur avenue. streets are blocked off. arthur avenue is blocked off and janeen also said it's a possibility people in the neighborhood could be evacuated. so we're going to stay on top of this. >>> right now police are only saying there's a man inside, but we're getting reports from other people. but we'll bring you more details as soon as we get them in on "mornings on 2". >>> well, thank you for joining us. welcome to "mornings on 2". it is tuesday, it is december 13th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it's 5:30. let's check in with steve. any rain today? originally we thought -- >> later for the north, but not so much for the south. >> golden gate? >> yeah, it could be about that. not a lot south. but later this morning. >> i like that moon. >> yes. i'll show this next. somebody said my calendar says the full moon is the 14th. are you sure it's today the 13th? well, it depends on what part of the globe you're on. if you're in europe or asia it's the 14th, if you're in san francisco

an interesting connection, but marilyn monroe who married arthur miller, he was her third husband, they had a country house in connecticut, and she decided to call frank lloyd wright to see if he could design a home on this land. so he came up, and he then did send them some plans. years later arthur miller wrote a letter that was collected in a collection of reminiscences about wright to describe what happened about this, this house. and i'm just read you a *ing blurb from it. it was a gray afternoon -- here he is taking frank lloyd wright out to the spot in karat. it was a gray afternoon by time we got up here. he and i walked up to the high ground where there was an old or chard which faces north but had an endless view over the hills. he took one look and then period and said, good spot. we walked down the hill back to the house. his vitality was amazing, never drew a deep breath going up. some time passed, how long i can't recall, probably a couple of months, not more, and the drawings arrived. he had never so licited our ideas or even our needs, and what discussion of in this kind

at home on arthur avenue near storey road. other families members made it out safely before the this all happened at 1:00 in the morning on at a home on arthur avenue now. >> pull the plug on that cuisinart. the blades crack over time. people finding broken pieces of the blade. that includes 30 reports of mouth cuts or tooth injuries. . to find out if your food pro. >> the air pods were delayed. the iphone 7, the air pod retails at 1$159. >> we'll check them out. >> rainfall coming our way. right now they show those spotty showers across the bay area in bucks, by thursday, with that storm they are going to be tracking rising river levels that can bring down trees and power outageses. i'll have the time lightning in less than four minutes. >> a check from the state she simply can't cash. nbc bay area responds next. to a bay point woman who had trouble getting a tax refund. ==raj/2shot== consumer investigator chris chmura is here with the storyand how we took action. chris? chr >>> consumer investigator joinings us with her stor

. >> that is arthur. you can just see me over there. and this is me. >> reporter: hicks played with arthur macarthur, the general's son, while the family lived in brisbane. >> dear dale. arthur wants me to send you this little note to tell you how much he misses you. wife sent the hicks family a letter after they left. she has kept it 71 years. >> i think mrs. macarthur was a charming woman. i always remember the general had lovely soft hand, because one day, he took arthur's hand and my hand and we went down the hall singing little songs. >> reporter: how many letters did you exchange with macarthur? ron reed says macarthur gave him this lieutenant's pen when he was just 6 years old and this letter, after a chance reun in new york over tea 20 years later. reese is now a volunteer at the macarthur museum. >> some small manner of repaying the united states and our allies and what they did for me. >> reporter: despite that and his status one of the most famous generals in u.s. history, macarthur apparently never let tells us back in his o

as arthur knows it happened unreagan. it is not just taxes by the way.is the pro-america energy policy which we can produce $100 billion more a year in american energy. the rollback of up obama care, those are all very positive things for the economy. i agree with the fed, if we don't make any policy changes we're going to stay with less than 2% growth. the obama administration is putting out this line that trump is inning this great economy. he is not. we need real policy changes to get us back to very prosperous period of 3 to 4% growth. maria: peter? >> one of the things that happened you see the fed is leaving center stage. they have basically been -- >> yes, exactly. >> they have been the driving force. they have now shifted and everyone is looking to other things that i would broadly into fiscal policy. can you talk about that changing of the guard? that is crucial for anybody looking at the markets because that is a crucial question from here on out. >> if that is directed to me i simply say i made the case last couple years, i learned this stuff

arthur in massachusetts.arthur. >> hey, a huge, huge, booyah to you jim and many thanks. >> my stock is tjx. i watched it over the past three months and i've seen it go through a 50 and 200 day and i watched it play through levels and firm up on dividends yet i still hear many analysts offering a variety of different places every day. it reminds me of the new england weather. >> i'm not concerned my charitable trust which you can follow along at action owners plus.com we tell club members this is exactly when you want to buy. you have macy's closing a bunch of stores and excess inventory. they're adding a lot of stores. i think that tjx is indeed -- >> buy buy buy. >> lululemon is about mindfulness. it's hard to wrap your head around the monster move today but it's for real. we could be at an inflection point for its stock. much more mad money ahead. existing home sales, a high in october and that means new mortgages. then brick and mortar retail has been business bottle threatened? well how are they fairing?

arthur hill sacco-vanzetti's counsel notice. on august 20, hill return to beverly farms to see justice homes to get the same stay of execution he had been given to fleming. he argued for two hours that sacco and vanzetti was a violation for due process. holmes denied hill's request. he said the sacco-vanzetti trial had not been invaded by mob as the same as dempsey. he also wrote somewhat of an essay and reminded the lawyers the federal courts rarely intervened in state criminal cases. that sacco and vanzetti's conviction may have been avoidable by the massachusetts spring court but not by him. in fact, he said it would have been ok if the massachusetts court did not allow any appeal for the ruling of judge thayer. judge holmes rejected the appeal because i was not the case here. he wrote, i will not attempt to decide at what point a judgment by be held and voided on these grounds. his opinion also mentioned the many angry and nasty letters that have floated into his house at beverly farms. he reminded people that his job was no

. >> this week we are in atlanta spending two days with falcons owner and home depot poe founder arthurlank. he takes us to his iconic stadium under construction. >> that's the most complicated roof design in the history of the world and i'm not exaggerating saying that. >> and conversation with star quarterback matt ryan. that is coming up here on nbc bay area. >> also tonight, it's a tradition each holiday season san osay firefighters wrap up toy and hand them out to disadvantaged children. >> the event took place this weekend at center road. firefighters and their families wrapped thousands of gifts and today they were distributed to 500 families who say, yeah, they appreciate the good will, especially this time of the year. >> it felt good. >> i like to -- and she can't afford presents right now so this will help us. >> reporter: toys can be dropped off at any fire station until january 1st. >> a lot of people think what can we do, you can still donate toys. >> firefighters to the rescue, that's not news. >> thank you for joining us. have a great week. >> good night. here is a desig

put in by chester arthur as part of his redecoration. and this is the day that irwin hoover, who was the electrician of the white house, or had become the electrician of the white house, 1891, installed electricity. so it's a painting about light. the light coming through the screen. they had both electricity and gas. all of this is very -- by this time, there were photographs but there's none -- there's actually one from this side of the screen and from the other side of the screen. there's no recording of the colors of the screen except written accounts of which are excellent. newspapers in those days were written in detail and at length so there's often vivid accounts of things, i gerks pre-tv, people needed them. this was don for the white house historical association. i'm not sure you can see it, but on the floor there, there's a rolled up rug. bill allman had come to my studio to look at the work in progress. he's the curator of the white house. and he had said, i had the carpet stretched over. and he said at the whourite hou a lad

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shortly after 1:30 this morning they were called to the 3200 block of arthur court. when they got out there, they saw family members standing outside. they said that the man was inside with a gun and he was threatening to do harm to himself. at that point, they shut off the entire neighborhood. in fact, they had some evacuations of nearby homes. no indication how many homes were evacuated but the police department cordoned off the area and called in an emergency unit, basically, the s.w.a.t. unit. since then they've been trying to negotiate with the man. as i said, they confirmed he has a six-year-old daughter inside. as i said, we just finished a press conference with the san jose police department. let's hear what he has to say about this incident. >> the father was inside the home with the gun threatening to kill himself. we just learned recently that there is a six-year-old daughter in the home right now with the father. we are currently in constant contact with the father trying to get him to release the daughter. we have our merge team, which is our s.w.a.t. te

. >> royal watcher and arthur katy nichol says the press may have been misled. >> i was at kensington palace when they were being briefed about, and would mrins harry might he be returning or going to see meghan markel and prince harry wouldn't be making a detour and minutes before the tour came to an official close i understand journalists were being told that prince harry was to come back to london. >> prince harry was back at work today and, yep, he is still wearing that same beaded bracelet idennical to the one meghan wears. harry turned trader, brokering deals at a charity event and then played a life-sized game of operati operation. >> my sources are telling me that another trip is imminent and they will be going away together before christmas. >> maybe meghan markle is really the one. >> yo, brad pitt is trying to keep the world out of his business. he was back in court as he tries to stop the leaks of his personal information in his custody battle of angelina jolie. that angelina is airing this out to get brad's reputation dirty. do you have a comment on that? >> i will not ma

discussed the details of the christmas truce in phenol with the ambassador to the united nations, arthurerg. later, he welcomed ambassador -- ambassador lodge. >> there is no doubt in my mind that history will record that president johnson's decision in 1965 on u.s. troops was an historic decision. the story for us, historic for everybody. the edge of east asia has been ing,ed to the expense of pek and this would surely not have happened if we had been driven out of vietnam or if we had abandoned the. -- abandoned vietnam. narrator: two weeks earlier, the moved states agreed to allegations in budapest to embassy level. the united states may very well see the last of the ministers. in our earlier days, the united states was not sending ambassadors abroad, she was too small and relatively unimportant. this is not shared by america today as all nations are considered important and their ambassadors are received in the traditional time-honored ceremony. ♪ narrator: the president concluded his official day with washington annual holiday ritual. >> tonight, even as we speak, american men are f