arthur. that deal created a chain of events. the stalemate from the convention carried over into his presidency and resulted in him being shot in the back four months into his term. and that connection, to me, made a damn good story. and that's what got me started. >> great. i'll ask you another question about garfield in a moment but, david, you're actually not a practicing lawyer anymore, but what waswh your pull into histoy andul specifically presidents? i know you've also written about madison andnd thomas jefferson a aaron burr. >> i was, my first book is about the writing of the constitution, and i just have always loved history because the best stories are there. function writers come up with great -- fiction writers come up with great stories. i write fiction and try to do that, but you really can't beat real lifebe for zaniness. [laughter] and i'll simply ahide to our current situation. -- allude to our current situation. [laughter] and after writing about the constitution, i was loo

(arthur penn) and they began to say, "wait a minute.onsoring this, they can't say this" or "they can't say that." and that was the beginning of the exodus for all of us from serious live television. (narrator) the rise of network television gave moviemakers a new chance. with movie attendance at half the level of a decade before, hollywood saw a chance to counter its own decline by producing programs directly for this new medium. (todd gitlin) studios turned television into an assembly-line product. it did that by building a set, using it on 39 episodes a year. they had a regular cast. the division of labor was very precise. the turnaround time on episodes was very brief. now, of course, the studios had always done that. let's not romanticize the old studio set-up, but here the formulas were even more confining because week after week "the phil silvers show" or "ozzie and harriet" had to be recognizably the same. (announcer) "ozzie and harriet" starring the entire nelson family ozzie, harriet, david and rickie. hello. i'm mister ed. (na

>>are here tonight to discuss dedicate in the corner of linda and lake at news as arthur wards.st night the fema city council surprise school crossing guard, arthur ward with an official proclamation from the city it names a street corner where he works to protect children. arthur wars corner, today's students, teachers and parents and beach elementary school paid tribute to the popular crossing guard. >>he's been helping people for more than a decade. now crown force chles clifford has the story. >>well here in piedmont on tuesday, the students and parents and faculty and neighbors here at beach elementary school gather together at the corner of a lake in linda to pay tribute to one of their own. >>79 year-old are toward been a crossing guard hear it. they can linda for the past. decade. he's become very popular students and teachers and the parents in the neighborhood. >>who say that they are just proud to have him as part of their family he. really cares about i love and loving ieople and showing kindness and helping people feel like. he's right there. >>in honor of arthur's

this isn't the first time they have pulled an episode of "arthur."idn't air one about a character with two mothers. >>> well now to a new york city police officer accused in a murder-for-hire plot. her ex-husband is speaking out for the first time. police say officer valerie cincinelli gave her boyfriend $7,000 to hire a hit man to kill her estranged husband along with her boyfriend's daughter. instead, the boyfriend went to the fbi. authorities then helped the estranged husband fake his own death to build their case. he tells our t.j. holmes he can't believe what happened. >> i didn't want to believe it, but apparently it's true. >> what convinced you? >> when the feds staged my death, they had me sit in my car. they put glass on the floor and all over me and had me hunch over into the passenger seat. >> how difficult was that for you to do? >> it was -- it was absolutely insane. >> the officer is held without bail. more of t.j.'s exclusive interview is coming up this morning on "good morning america." >>> we have new video of the moment a pilot eje

arthur wards, quarter isn't that pretty cool from force charles clippard has the details. >>well here in piedmont on tuesday, the students and parents and faculty and neighbors here at beach elementary school gather together at the corner of a lake in linda to pay tribute to one of their own. >>79 year old arthur wharton been crossing guard hear it. they can linda for the past decade. he's become very popular with students and teachers and the parents in the neighborhood. >>who say that they are just proud to have him as part of their family he. really cares about i love and loving people and showing kindness and helping people feel like. he's right there. >>in honor of arthur's service over the last decade, the city of piedmont actually named this corner after him. he said today that he is grateful. >>this is amazing. this shows. me that. this guy's you know i did the right i showed people know we got to base to me bat. at the age i am now 79. it made it possible for me to be here. >>and finally arthur says he plans on staying on duty here at linda in lake for at least on

he started out and arthur schlessinger senior did in 1948. johnson was 19 out of 33 since people have become conscious of the policies come in and jackson who was a terrifically significant president has taken a lot of heat for both his actions as a slave holder in the trade are also his actions towards the indian tribes where he was quite ferocious as a military figure and then sending them off to the west and taking their land, so it tells us a lot about who we are or who we think we are and want to be. it also runs the risk they've created a story for why we have so many modern presidents that it might. i am not so sure that it's right into the also reflects the the acquired 40% of the landmass are being forgotten is going away and i think there's a problem that we have and it's a reminder to those of us that write history that we need to sort of help keep these stories alive. >> you've conducted all the iterviews that have appeared in this book and i wonder if seeing them all together if anything surprised you as you've read as one book.

at arthur's apartment, what they found was no ordinary crime scene. inside were neo-nazi decorations, hordes of white supremacist literature and a framed photograph of oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh. they also found the bodies of jeremy and andrew, both shot at close range with a semiautomatic weapon. police had no idea they had just stumbled on the headquarters of a newly created neo-nazi hate group. >> the vision is a terrorist organization that's part of -- >> what's it called? >> arthurs told investigators he had a falling out with his roommates, who he identified as neo-nazis. >> they would stay stuff like they want to go target like blacks. these people, they were not just innocent people. they weren't just my roommates is what i mean. >> inside the apartment, the bomb squad also discovered explosive components, including homemade fuses and even radioactive material. arthurs claimed it belonged to a fourth roommate named brandon russell, a member of the florida national guard and the founder. >> he is the leader of the organization. i was

first prize winner was arthur plant. second prize winner, august edwards, both negros, and they received cash awards. meet the champ of champs, arthur plant. the united states navy in action. the objective is the islands, another step closer to japan. another link in our chain of victories leading closer and closer to tokyo. the landing party receives instructions. the map is carefully studied. it won't be long now. the barrage continues. this island is 2700 miles from japan. too close for comfort as far as enemy is concerned. under the heavy naval fire, these forces can make a landing. yes, and our troops are no farther from japan than from chicago to los angeles. they'll be on the alert for any snipers as boats draw closer. at the landing, our men are ashore. they don't know what they will find but can depend upon one thing. this is no picnic. essential supplies are successfully landed. observe the great caution with which our boys approach this jap hill box. a lurking jap may open fire. general macarthur lands. he's m

brandon russell, and devin arthur.d mixed feelings about the trip. once andrew arrived in tampa, tensions began to rise between the roommates. >> we had talked to him wednesday. and he said i'm ready fo get out of here. he converted to islam. and he is spouting off all this stuff. >> isis. >> like he was -- >> listening to jihad videos. >> he was frustrated. he had been there a week and a half. >> he told his parents devin and brandon tore down an american flag he hung on the wall. and were using it as a door matt. >> so get ot of there no. he said no i siped up for two weeks. >> it was a temperature job. >> devin came in and surprised them and shot both of them. it was like two days. a difference in a life. was like two days. >> two years ago on may 19, 2017, andrew was murdered. after spending a year in a psychiatric facility, his alleged killer is in jail. awaiting trial. and brandon russell the leader is serving a five year prison sentence. convicted on charges of unlawful possession of explosives. recently, facebo

and finally arthur says he plans on.duty here at linda and lake for at least one more year. in piedmont charles clifford kron 4 news. >>for your help tonight a new report shows 60% of the approximately 700 pregnancy related deaths here in the u s each year are preventable pregnancy related deaths do not just occur during or immediately following rthday can happen really at any time during pregnancy. >>and up to a year later 36% happened the day of delivery or the week after generally from complications directly related to the delivery. experts say better access to care and better awareness of possible complications among health care providers could lead to fewer deaths, black women are 3 times more likely to suffer from pregnancy related deaths that are white women. officials say ethnicity plays no role and how preventable. those deaths are. >>a new study could give you second thoughts about drinking water, the study published in an american heart association journal looked at the levels of arsenic found in untreated gro

and the fuse leading ratings, his and john arthurs -- fused wedding rings, his and john arthur's. these are the first artifacts that we got on loan for this exhibit and it is a really powerful statement because at its essence, this exhibit is and who youou love have the right to love. so this is a powerful exhibit that tells a story of how everyday americans petitioned the government for change using their first amendment freedoms. the struggle for same-sex marriage was a long process. here in 1953, the pioneering lgbt publication "one" puts it on the cover. of course it wasn't decades later but the same-sex ruling in 2015 made marriage legal in the country. but these were narratives that played a role at chipping away at attitudes that prevented same-sex marriage. she will was one of best this was one of those people. edith windsor. when her partner died, she was talk with a large tax bill and she decided to challenge the i.r.s. saying that she was being denied the same rights that heterosexual couples .ad years later, the supreme court decided in her favor. this is a copy of the

anyone here a fan of the pbs kid's show "arthur?"ause ) last week, pbs aired an episode where arthur's teacher, mr. ratburn, got married to a chocolatier named patrick the aardvark. quick tip: if you're wondering how a rat and an aardvark get it on, do not google it. here's the thing: your kids may have watched it, unless they live in alabama, because alabama public television refused to air an "arthur" episode with a gay wedding. ( audience booing ) this is where alabama putevisi n content on pbs. i mean, i think we all know what george is curious about. ( laughter ) but-- i did not see that coming. >> jon: i didn't see that one coming at all. >> stephen: i didn't expect that. but they do have one point: kids who watch "arthur" are too young to learn about weddings. "well, kids, when two people love each other very much, they make all of their friends fly to nantucket, but then get on a bus to go to some lilac field, to take some pictures. then they make each other wear full suits and gowns in the middle of summer and get drunk in a

well, some of the betting at the moment is on names like arthur, alexander, james, charles, philip, have knowledge to others in the royal family. what about spencer? on diana's side, could that be a middle name or a penultimate name for the ba by‘s surname. name or a penultimate name for the baby's surname. one of my favourite yesterday was perhaps we should call the baby brexit so we can say we have safely delivered exit and move forward as a country. but, perhaps without political theme continuing, jesse jackson said yesterday that he thought very much that this was a significant barrier, the first baby within the african—american tradition that is part of this ba by‘s tradition that is part of this baby's heritage, tradition that is part of this ba by‘s heritage, of tradition that is part of this baby's heritage, of course, with mixed—race parentage in its many hats now, a realfirst for modern royal family

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who knew arthur was stirring things up on behalf of the gay community. good for him or it whatever it is. to me, the most shocking part of it is that there's a pbs affiliate in alabama. today was a, i don't mean to bring everyone down. but today was a very sad day for those of us who love fashion as dress barn, the chain of women's clothing stores have announced they're going out of business. so call your aunt carol and just see how she's, dress barn had more than 600 locations, all of them will close. what is this world coming to? it's almost as if people don't want to get th maybe they should change the name to something more appealing than dress barn. for instance pant suit pigpen. not only is dress barn gone, so is "game of thrones." i don't know how i'm going to replace it on sundays. i don't see myself inviting friends over to watch chernobyl. there are a number of "game of thrones" spinoff shows. one of the characters from "game of thrones" has found new work on a morning talk show. >> it's america's new favorite talk show. kathie lee and hodor. y

arthur like paying attention to tell you the truth. arth is powerful. >> bernie. >> g with the sword, stone. >> bernie. >> lancelot. >> that's a different --ha >> tt would be great. >>> s theyw exceptional courage and selflessness every day. eesterday the alexandria community cam together to recognize first responders. they had the valor awards given to 21 firefighters, police deputies, 911 dispatchers. i had the hon norm to celebrate them. they are m very much determined. the things that they are doing to put their heads on straight and just dive in, fires, s, weapon the whole nine yards. >> everyday heroes. each day they go to workthey don'now what to expect. their training comes in handy. >>> still ahead this morning, we're talking about curb appe e. >>asy ways to make your sales.y pop and increase >>> good morning, everybody. yes, it is going to be a little cooler today than yesterday. weather front just to our north is sliding our direction. that means a little bit higher chces for rain the next coming days. next time you joao you

it's arthur anderson, petitioner vs. united states.istrict court level, arthur anderson lost at the circuit court level, the fifth circuit they lost, what did they lose? they were accused of obstruction , destroying document s and among others, andrew weisman, the deputy to mr. mueller and he led this effort. arthur anderson went broke, 80,000 people lost their jobs, and the supreme court reversed the lower courts, in a 9-0 opinion what is it six or seven or eight pages long? it's almost prefunctory, and they say wait a minute, guys you can't accuse somebody of obstruction or even that they tried to impede, there are elements to this crime and not so easy to prove. knowingly dishonest and a corrupt intent. the president of the united states says that this is white house counsel. if in fact this is true the president denies it and says to his white house counsel look, i want you to get a hold of the judy miller. ii want to get rid of mueller because he's conflicting and he's got a whole bunch of people who are conflicted. now how is tha

i did have one baby boy but that was arthur. still in the running. >> anna betting on herself.t. >> good to see you. we'll see you in a bit. >>> the opposition in turkey is raging after elections officials order a new mayoral race in istanbul, wiping away a crushing defeat for, as a capitulate to erdogan. turkey has drifted closer to authoritarianism under he has debt feet defeat in power. it was especially bitter for erdogan and his party. >>> global markets are mixed as investors fret about trade tensions between the u.s. and china. on wall street, you've got futures leaning lower here, but resilience, i think, is still a keyword for the u.s. stock market. the dow made a major recovery, rebounding from a 471 point decline to close 66 points lower. the s&p 500 and nasdaq erasing sharp losses, ending a half percentage point lower. these are shallow losses really. that says either investors don't believe the president's threat to increase tariffs on chinese goods or they believe his tough talk is necessary and may get concessions from the chinese. kraft heinz will restate two ye

guard students at each elementary held up signs saying we love arthur and cheered his name as the sign was unveiled. one parent says board absolutely deserves the honor. >> he comes to his job rain, sleet, wind, with honor and dignity and a smile on his face and he is dedicated to the kids and parents, getting everyone to school. >> ward has watched over the intersection for eight years and he says today's celebration was a complete surprise. ward expressed gratitude in his speech to the community. >> the being here today is a blessing. it is a blessing because i love all you kids. i love your parents. i love the neighborhood. i have learned a lot by being here. >> city leaders say word plans to retire at the end of the school year, the students and teachers wanted to show appreciation by putting the sign with his name of while he was still working. >>> have you ever noticed b.a.r.t. train slow way down in one area of oakland? the reason might surprise you. a fight over a failing hardware store decades ago is still forcing trains to hit the brakes on a sharp turn. >> originally under i

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according to a betting company in the uk, odds are 5 and 1 he will be named arthur . it is the middle name of his grandfather, prince charles. he is seventh in line to the throne. >> if he makes it , he will be king arthur. >> the sword and the stone. [ laughter ] >>> thank you for watching tonight at 7 pm. >>> we are back at 11 pm. for more news and weather , head to kpix.com. ♪ 1,2,3,4 this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with the fastest, most reliable internet from xfinity xfi. so you can be in with brilliantly connected devices in every room. and in with finding all your favorites on live tv and streaming apps with just your voice. this spring it's out with the old, and in with simple, easy, awesome. during the xfinity spring sale, get started with internet and tv for $35.00 each a month for a 1 year when you bundle both with 20 hours of cloud dvr service included. click, call, or visit a store today. check out this time-space wormhole i created. - how's it work? - let me see your togo, and i'll show you. - earl! you have my lunch

the episode shows arthur attending his teacher's same-sex wedding. it aired nationally on may 13th, but a rerun aired in alabama. the station said it made the decision because they felt most parents didn't know the content so airing it would be a violation of trust. lgbtq groups say sheltering children from their existence sends a dangerous message. >>> a south bay developer is making quite the offer. if you buy this historic downtown san jose apartment building and provide a vacant lot to move it to, they will move it for you for free. it will not be an easy task. the historic apartments sit near south first and east reid street in downtown san jose. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo shows us this offer does come with some restrictions. >> reporter: built in 1910 the historic apartmen building two stories tall. the downtown san jose area surrounding the lot booming with n'velopment. >> we't belonged hereor a .ti to move it some place else in a better context is the right way to do it. >> reporter: he runs garden city construction from the site

and finally arthur says he plans on.ty here at linda and lake for at least one more year. in piedmont charles clifford kron 4 news. >>and a google releasing 2 new phones. the reason the company says this will change the smartphone industry standard and ahead sports warriors back in the bay area after a terrible trip to houston. why steve kerr in t >>google is trying to set itgelf apart in the smartphone industry by coming out with cheaper phones google held a news conference at his campus in mountain view it announced a new cheaper pixel phone. the pixel is priced just less than $400 in the pixel 3 axl will run you about $480 to cheaper phones could make the company more competitive than a struggling smartphone market. also google is claiming the phone's battery will last up to 30 hours and comes in a new color that they are branding purple ish they also took a dig on apple's iphone by specifically pointing that out also move was launching a new version of its operating system meant to prevent mobile apps from shadow lan

thanks, eva. >>> now to the fallout surrounding a popular children's show, "arthur."c television refusing to air a recent episode featuring a same-sex marriage. paula faris has more on that story for us. good morning, paula. >> good morning, robin. it aired nationally last week except in alabama where it was preempted with a rerun and this morning, alabama public television is defending its decision. ♪ and i say hey ♪ hey >> reporter: this morning, cartoon controversy after alabama public television refused to air the premiere episode of the hit children's series "arthur," which depicted a same-sex wedding of one of its most popular characters. >> -- getting married. ♪ >> me. >> reporter: in the episode mr. ratburn, arthur's teacher, was seen walking down the aisle with his aardvark partner. >> mr. ratburn is married. i still can't believe this. >> yep, it's a brand-new world. >> reporter: the episode part of arthur's 22nd season already aired on pbs stations nationally, but kids in alabama will have to find it elsewhere. mike mckenzie, director of programming of alab

. >> alabama public television has chose not to air pbs's recent arthur episode featuring a same-sexarriage. according to the director of alabama public television, the wedding of arthur's third grade teacher to patrick a chocolate maker poses a target for a young audience who might watch the show without adult supervision. >> trevor: really, alabama? this is so insane. for starters, you can't keep reality hidden from children forever. okay? eventually, children are going to learn aire aardvarks are gay. it's inevitable. and what are you afraid of? just because they see something in a cartoon doesn't mean they will copy t behavior. i watched sponge babe but i don't live in a pineapple. i live in a two bedroom apartment under the sea. ( laughter ) they want a kids show that reflects th their values better. bar bar shuts down his babortion clinic. ( audience reacts ) if you're not good at your job, there's someone worse at his. >> ben carson has been ac cued of not being qualified to lead the house of urban development. he confused a real estate term with a cocky. >> if you can get bac

that's the big challenge we'll certainly have a lot of his plate and some very big shoes to fill arthur sullivan from business thank you. kenya now and hippopotamuses are facing a new threat not only are hunters targeting them they are also having to compete with other animals for food as a result their numbers are dwindling now a new study has revealed that any reduction in their numbers could spell disaster for the vital health of rivers in the region. the hungry hippos grazes on the shores of kenya's lake ny fashion one of a the 1500 hippos that make this lake its home but the grass here is increasingly in short supply. locals often bring that cattle down to the grasslands fringing the lake to feed the competition for food between wildlife and domestic animals is driven to the extreme by drought and climate change. it means that people are bringing the livestock into protected areas these national parks and reserves and they're competing with the animals like hippos and these poor animals don't have any other source of food they literally will. if they hippos die the rivers and lakes

ark world the indiana jones of lost art historian and detective arthur brand is my guest. still purses and wallets others might. as well some still hold budgets but there is a criminal underworld with exquisite taste in which people steal those contemporary . selling finest crafted. which is on the black market want to kinds of in the dark actions why is that crime culture world more sophisticated than other speeches and how do you feel to retrieve lost most of pieces. are there brand historian and our detective welcome to the show great to have you with us mr brown so. the media call you indiana jones of the art world but as far as i can tell from your own accounts your job isn't as action packed i mean it's more like it dan brown oh well you said that you deal with it and underworld and obviously you're risking your life sometimes so why like the most dire threats you were saved i don't know the colombian necktie or where your family lives do you take this threat seriously sometimes you get threats it's normal in the underworld in the criminal world they cannot go to a j

he's being called the indiana jones of lost art next historian and detective arthur brown join sophie shevardnadze to talk how extremists in the middle east are using looted treasures to fault their terrorists. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see that. is donald trump's national security advisor john bolton a clear and present danger to america and the world to saber rattling in the middle east particularly against iran should concern us we are forced to ask a fundamental question is the primary architect of trump's policy. welcome to self and calm sophie shevardnadze he knows how to hunt down a man. your piece last for decades no matter if it's decorating somebody's backyard or hidden beneath the murky waters of the underground art world the indiana jones of lost art historian and detective arthur brand is my guest today. pretty free you've still purses and wallets others might come as all hells as well some still hold budgets but there is a criminal underworld with exquisite taste in w

as arthur built a new life in america, he preserved his german identity by baking.n's cooking. my my father was born in 1920 in germany and on the advice of family, decided to become an apprentice in baking. i was in school with other classmates, and they were anti—semitic tangents and it was uncomfortable for my dad because he was jewish and uncomfortable for my dad because he wasjewish and he could see clearly the direction it was going and that life was becoming increasingly intolerable forjurors. life was becoming increasingly intolerable for jurors. he life was becoming increasingly intolerable forjurors. he moved to new york in 1938. sugar, shortenings, salt, eggs, milk. it was used for fruit tarts. look at that sweet little face. he was not a deprived child. i was overfed. mum and dad moved to kansas city and they were living in this apartment complex with a lot of german jurors. i remembered the new year's party. in germany, it was something they grew up with. making recipes. it was a lwa ys grew up with. making recipes. it was always the same time of year a

and we're joined now from the business desk by arthur sullivan to tell us a little bit more about doctors eans departure i mean that's what he's affectionately called by many a business leader of this stature why is he leaving now well for starters he's going to work on time are for. 3 years and 13 of those c.e.o. so 43 years ahead of a long time to work anywhere 13 years of the c.e.o. of an organization as big as diameter is extremely demanding job so it's natural that you would leave after that stage however the other factors at play here there is approaching a massive transformation as all major car makers are at the moment for several reasons the switch track from ability autonomous driving etc it's also going through a major restructuring process so it makes sense that you would change leader at this point get a new person in new ideas and to lead this period of transformation also restructuring and also one of the point it's important to us he is leaving a c.e.o. but he's not only leave in diameter so when this was announced last year the announcement was framed in the context that

as arthur built a new life in america, he preserved his german identity by baking. my father was born in 1920, in giessen, germany and, on the advice of family, decided to apprentice in baking. you can tell this is aused cookbook, all those spots on it. he was in a school with other classmates. the person who was leading the class started going off on these anti—semitic tangents. it was uncomfortable for my dad, of course, because he wasjewish. you could see clearly the direction that was going in hindsight and that life was becoming increasingly intolerable for dues. family in the united states worked to help get him out and that's how he ended up in new york, in 1938. sugar, shortenings, salt, eggs, milk. dough is used for fruit sheet cakes also for fruit tarts. oh, look at that sweet little face. yeah. you was not a deprived child. i was overfed. when mum and dad moved to kansas city, they were living in this apartment complex, known as president gardens, where there were a lot of german jews. i remembered the new year's party, oh, yeah. the zwetschgenkuchen, it

john arthur getreu has not entered a plea in either case. he is due back in the courtroom next week. in the meantime he's been hit and the santa clara bill. jail. >>> a fighter jet crosses to the roof of a warehouse in southern california. incredibly, nobody was seriously injured. what we are learning about the crash . >>> area teachers ngs and preparinstrike on monday. this labor dispute would impact more than 10,000 students. >>> was a nailbiter here. the wares one came to and now are headed to portland for game three. they did it without jd. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> a come from behind win tonight for the wares. they took a big second-half rally and was still a nailbiter to the end. ag

here we start off with a memo from arthur kraft to richard whalen and arthur kroc was a friend of kennedyews man had to cover him. it says at the top, confidential. it says, in recalling incident about joseph p kennedy so arthur kroc is a good news man had interviewed senator neil maclean who had told him the story about joseph kennedy "both my brother and mr. robinson were extremely friendly toward franklin roosevelt, spent much who over the years had spent much time in new brunswick. when my brother and mr. robinson Ãbcame home to st. john's they were understandably upset over conversations they had had with employees and nurses at the clinic. he reported that mr. kennedy was doing a lot of talking against president roosevelt and saying he must be stopped from getting the united states into war. hitler, kennedy reportedly said was already master of europe and the united states should simply try to make the best piece possible. stick kennedy, who had extensive interest in advancements in hollywood had said he was going to see about having a stop put to some of the propaganda pictures the

alan arthur was actually an underappreciated president in my mind and i think david would agree withhat. they were chosen to be vice president because he represented the vital group. he was under the thumb of a new york political boston conflict. when he shot garfield he said publicly in writing several times i am installer and arthur will be president. in the morning after the shooting and when they showed up at the fifth avenue hotel. there were death threats against him. you might have been involved. these people thought that. giving credit where it is due. by that very hardest partisanship that led up to the sheep. it stood for patronage. he ran one of the less corrupt agencies of that era. >> he was featured in the book. it was in the be no when it comes to the question of womanizing there is the category of moral authority. what is in that category and does that handle things that he was concerned about. again it is an opportunity for these people that we asked to do the survey to put a face on it. to not try to make this perfect. i want to ask. a question of mister stewart whe

arthur anderson as a result went out of business. 80,000 people lost their jobs.focused on obstruction of justice. there really are two important elements. you need to know what you're doing. it is a specific crime so you need to have knowledge. >> right. has to be specific intent. >> so you need to have knowledge that you have a criminal motive. right? a corrupt purpose. >> right. and so, they were reversed mr. wiseman and the government. but arthur anderson already went out of business, 80,000 people lost their jobs. it was a decision of 9-0. if you take the cover page and the two senses on the last page and the summary it's a five page opinion. when you read volume to read like wiseman road appear questionably expansive view of obstruction. >> right. let me ask you this question. if you are a prosecutor, robert really believed even though the department of justice position was you cannot indict a sitting president, he told the attorney general, it is not the reason they did not bring charges under obstruction. they did not have an obstruction case. >> right. th

agree enervation i can i listen while on the move usually on my bike over here in 10 mark thank you arthur it's called the progress of says excellent interview the king 48 in part 2 next week let says what an amazing interview so happy craig wants an independent scotland amanda says you all need to listen to the sure the interview is craigmile he certainly shows what unscrupulous governments do to protect themselves well him says while.

agree enervation i can i listen while on the move usually on my bike over here in 10 mark thank you arthur it's called the progress of says exit interview the king 48 in part 2 next week let says what an amazing interview so happy craig wants an independent scotland amanda says you all need to listen to the sure the interview is craigmile he certainly shows what unscrupulous governments do to protect themselves. william says wow the british and american atrocities just keep coming and getting worse jim says excellent video should be compulsory viewing robert says this must be one of the most interesting programs currently louis says sadly determination to tackle lies manipulation bullying greta caucus he tends to leads to paying a heavy price i'm glad craig mundie persists and finally merely says love watching your show and you give interesting topics thank you mary craig mundie his foreign office could in tatters his personal life in chaos i just health in jeopardy alex picks up the story with him on how he find a new platform on social media. i'm talking. once our man in task can't her m

arthur liberations there with the greens we have our chief political correspondent linda crane with us in our studio well and if we took a headline away from this vote it would be you know the green wave 20.6 percent according to the results we have so far the 2nd biggest party and there's another figure i want to look at with you that i think we can bring in here as well that is pretty indicative of how well the greens have been doing they take a look here if we have this that at the youth vote so the pick people here are voting in germany under the age of 30 they show that 35 percent of all german phone voters under $24.00 sorry have voted green and as you can see the older the voters get the less likely they are to vote for the greens so melinda these are pretty astonishing figures and also to success in general what do you make of this fascinating well climate is the generational issue isn't it and we've seen that very clearly demonstrated for the last few months as all over europe thousands of young people took to the streets every friday skipping school to protest the fact that t