the online buckley with -- they align buckley with the ku klux klan. he felt like they were getting him wrong. when buckley got angry, things started to happen. he found out that one of the fathers for the holy name society had recorded the speech he gave. he called together a hastily press conference in a room similar to this and has one of his staffers for "the national review" get the tape that no one had heard yet. this poor staffer, 21-year-old kid comes in and sees 100 journalists with television cameras staring at him, and he is holding the tape. they put it in the tape player, everybody leans int to listen. wanted buckley really say about selma? the tape malfunctions. it breaks. they futz with the tape. nobody can get it fixed. one of the television cameramen messes with it -- i think that got it fixed. about 45 seconds of tape are missing. it was the selma section. buckley was various, but what did -- was furious, but what did he do? newspapers struck at him again, and it was worse than the first time. it was in this spirit that is right laid

bill buckley defended them. he did that by saying, of course this is what the cops are going to do, did you expect anything less? by doing this march, you set this up to happen, and now you are angry at it happened? how could you possibly be angry? that did not go over well in the press. they pillared him. newspaper headline says "buckley defense the actions of selma." they align buckley with the ku klux klan. he felt like they were getting him wrong. when buckley got angry, things started to happen. he found out that one of the fathers for the holy name society had recorded the speech he gave. he called together a hastily press conference in a room similar to this and has one of his staffers for "the national review" get the tape that no one had heard yet. this poor staffer, 21-year-old kid comes in and sees 100 journalists with television cameras staring at him, and he is holding the tape. they put it in the tape player, everybody leans int to listen. what did buckley really say about selma? the tape malfuncti

buckley loved to speak. he also it one point visited the soviet union. " they "national review, went in a group in the winter of 1975 or 1976. no, because they don't have the right to grant permission. i am not going to ask the communists for permission to do anything, not even to visit their country. he waited for them to be thrown out, and he did. buckley,e once said to that i would no more go to the soviet union on vacation than i would if hitler had permitted me to ski in austrian helps during world war ii. buckley took some exception to that. and it is a rather specialized point of view. it may have handicapped me a bit, but i stuck with it. [applause] thank you. >> on history bookshelf, here from the country's best-known american history writers of the last decade, every saturday at four clock p.m. eastern. and you can watch any of our programs at any time. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. next, santa clara university history professor nancy unger discusses wo

buckley loved to ski. he at one point visited the soviet union and had a "national review" group that got together, most of them went in i think it was the winter of 1975. rusher refused. he said no because they don't have the right to grant permission. i am not going to ask communist permission for anything even to visit their country. i will wait until they are thrown out. he told me i once said to buckley that i would no more go to the soviet union on vacation than i would had hitler permitted it had skied in the austrian alps during world war ii. he said, buckley took some exception to that, and it is a rather specialized point of view. it may handicap me a bit it may have handicapped me a bit. but i stuck with it. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv on c-span 3. to join the conversation, like us

you are on with frank buckley.r: i just want to say something that quick about get the government out of our lives. i spent 30 years of my life working for this government, 20 in the united states marine corps. i think more people should be involved in the government, and definitely keep an eye on what we are doing. on another subject, it seems like a lot of people are lost. i like mickey mantle and the old new york, so i see where you're coming from. during my time in the military, i got into the computer field and i saw in the late 1980's we were headed i.t. 21, information technology for the 21st century. there were only a few things that we could do because of all the jobs that we left, everything is computerized. that we left, everything is we have to get educated. we have to rebuild infrastructure. the are sitting on cables that were built from the 1960's and early 70's. on the software side of the house, windows 10. they do not match up and that is why we get hacked all the time. if we can relay the whole am

this time buckley tried to help the people to shore. burnham stayed in the plane to help warm up the children. >> it was kind of an upsetting and frightening experience. just want to keep them calm but also take action, get everybody moving quickly. >> reporter: all of the people involved are expected to be okay. the fairfield couple say they've since loerp learned that the family that tried to help didn't have insurance because the boat was brand-new. they're hoping that people in maine will come together to help them out. >> it's kind of just a bummer, right? they go out, want to do a good deed and help a person. we encourage people to help each other. >> reporter: chris nguyen, abc 7 new. >>> still ahead, a growing scandal in the oakland police department. at least three officers accused of misconduct. we'll tell you what they're accused of doing. >>> and cheaters exposed. a new study finds about 25% of carpoolers aren't really carpoolers. >>> and dubs fans come out in force to check out steph curry's two mvp trophies. >>> take a liv

ben, you are the last word for frank buckley. [laughter] caller: i want to ask a question about the national debt and how education consultant national debt. i would like for him to connect a few dots there. ohio charter schools are fairly big, but to a large extent, they consist of giving the kid a computer and very little follow-up after that. if you could answer those two questions, i'd appreciate it. guest: quick answer for the first one with respect and the national debt -- this is how economist do things. they look at a whole bunch of countries and relate how they do in terms of test for 15 years old compared to the wealth of the country. that is where they get those figures, so it is kind of crude, but as an example, as a way of showing that we pay for bad schools, i think it is pretty effective. i'm not going to swear that is what would happen if we made things better and we wipe out the national debt. i think we would come in fact, be much more mobile and a wealthier society and a more just society. host: frank buckley i

william buckley was a well-known conservative during this time. he was in a program called firing line. he interviewed ronald reagan and ronald reagan was a fellow conservative. they were discussing various things. then buckley asked reagan dwight eisenhower did not dismantle the new deal. i think he expected ronald reagan to agree with him and criticize eisenhower. but i would like you to listen to how immediately ronald reagan comes to the defense of his mentor, dwight eisenhower. >> the very fact that he did not dismantle the new deal. [indiscernible] >> and that he knew -- [indiscernible] >> i would answer that with congress -- and that he was a president that with congress, they were carrying reforms that were not in existence. and the only thing he could do was -- the power -- [indiscernible] gene: i think that buckley was surprised. immediately, reagan came to eisenhower's defense. reagan was a potential vice presidential nominee, to be paired with rockefeller. one magazine cover showed the two of them, but eisenhower said this was not a go

scholz describes their political differences and close relationships in his book, "buckley and mailer: the difficult friendship that shaped the 1960's." this is part of a day long summit at grand valley state in, grand rapids michigan. >> good morning everyone. i am program manager of the common ground initiative. i am pleased to usher in our first sessiod

scholz describes their political differences and close relationships in his book, "buckley and mailer: the difficult friendship that shaped the 1960's." this is part of a day long summit at grand valley state in, grand rapids michigan. >>

it shows officer buckley and his partner arriving first and breaking up the dice game.t with simpson. there's no evidence he acted aggressively, nor did he try to escape by sprinting up a hill. they grab him quickly and take him down. other cops arrive and help as they struggle with simpson on the ground. >> they went up to this man and basically grabbed him for no reason. >> reporter: after viewing the video, prosecutors asked judge breyer to drop the charges. the judge said the officer perjured himself and that it was an affront to all of us and that he was deeply saddened. in an unusual move, judge breyer ordered prosecutors to give copies of the video to chief greg sir. brandon simpson was released late yesterday thanks to the video. now, the question is will the officer and his partner, who also wrote a sworn declaration with the same scenario, be charged with perjury under oath? san francisco police department told us they've launched an investigation. >>> now to the uproar ignited by george zimmerman auxing the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. zimmerman put th

you are on with frank buckley.g that quick about get the government out of our lives. i spent 30 years of my life working for this government, 20 in the united states marine corps. i think more people should be involved in the government, and definitely keep an eye on what we are doing. on another subject, it seems like a lot of people are lost. i like mickey mantle and the old new york, so i see where you're coming from. during my time in the military, i got into the computer field and i saw in the late 1980's we were headed i.t. 21, information technology for the 21st century. there were only a few things that we could do because of all the jobs that we left, everything is computerized. that we left, everything is we have to get educated. we have to rebuild infrastructure. the are sitting on cables that were built from the 1960's and early 70's. on the software side of the house, windows 10. they do not match up and that is why we get hacked all the time. if we can relay the whole america infrastructure, we canno

officer nicholas buckley signed a sworn declaration detailing arrest last december in the tender loin. he was testified before judge charles drier. and repeated that he and his partner had just broken up a dice game, that he engaged simpson who looked suspiciously at him, ignored commands, and tried to sprint up the hill. that is when they found a gun. >> they told bold faced lies to the judge and u.s. attorney. >> after buckley testified, simpson's lawyer showed the court a security video from an apartment building. they interact with simpson. there is no evidence he acted aggressively. nor did he try to escape. they grab him quickly and take him down. others arrive and help. >> the they went up to this man and grabbed him for no reason. >> prosecutors asked the judge to drop the charges. the judge said it was in a front to all of us and he was deeply saddened. in an unusual move, the judge ordered prosecutors to give copies of the video to chief suhr. simpson was released yesterday thanks to the video. the question is, will the officer be charged with perjury under oath? san francis

buckley said he thinks it was the 50's. i say we have to go from that point forward and say what went wrong? how did we go off the track? you can talk about this for hours or days. to me it is all in education. there is no silver bullet. it can't be fixed overnight. it has to be a generation. what has got to be fixed is education. i read an article titled the education of minority children. it is brilliant. he points out how public schools are not the answer. he talked about the irish of the blacks in dunbar heytvelt. the point it it has to be about the education. the kids are going into schools they don't approve of. they don't see the kids getting a good education. so the kids have no hope and the parents have no hope. that is my one suggestion as to how to restore america again. it is not the only answer, but you have to have the right of parents to choose what school their child goes to. i am going to get that and put if put it on my facebook page. your point. guest: i will tell you a story. i grew up in western canada.

officer nicholas buckley signed a sworn declaration detailing arrest last december in the tender loin. he was testified before judge charles drier. and repeated that he and his partner had just broken up a dice game, that he engaged simpson who looked suspiciously at him, ignored commands, and tried to sprint up the hill. that is when they found a gun. >> they told bold faced lies to the judge and u.s. attorney. >> after buckley testified, simpson's lawyer showed the court a security video from an apartment building. they interact with simpson. there is no evidence he acted aggressively. nor did he try to escape. they grab him quickly and take him down. others arrive and help. >> the they went up to this man and grabbed him for no reason. >> prosecutors asked the judge to drop the charges. the judge said it was in a front to all of us and he was deeply saddened. in an unusual move, the judge ordered prosecutors to give copies of the video to chief suhr. simpson was released yesterday thanks to the video. the question is, will the officer be charged with perjury under oath? san francis

buckley and other officers took him down and arrested him. that's when they found a gun. public defender jeff adachi has a different account. >> they went into court and just told bold-faced lies to the judge and to the u.s. attorney. >> reporter: after buckley testified, simpson's lawyers showed the court a security video from an apartment building near the intersection. it shows officer buckley and his partner arriving first and breaking up the dice game. they interact with simpson. there's no evidence he acted aggressively nor did he try to escape by sprinting up a hill. they grab him quickly and take him down. other cops arrive and help as they struggle with simpson on the ground. >> they went up to this man and basically grabbed him for no reason. >> reporter: after viewing the video, prosecutors asked judge breyer to drop the charges. the judge said the officer purr jurored himself and it was an affront to all of us and that he was deeply saddened. in an unusual move, judge breyer ordered prosecutors to give copies of the video to chief greg suhr. brandon simpson wa

then buckley asked reagan dwight -- asked reagan why dwight d. eisenhower did not dismantle the new deal. i think he expected ronald reagan to agree with him and criticize eisenhower. but i would like you to listen to how immediately ronald reagan comes to the defense of his mentor, dwight eisenhower. >> the very fact that he did not -- that this is overlooked a great deal. [indiscernible] i would answer that in only one term in eight years did he have -- he was isolated behind a democratic congress -- ying on a philosophy [indiscernible] gene: i think that buckley was surprised. immediately, reagan came to eisenhower's defense. reagan was being thought of as a potential vice presidential nominee. to be paired, often discussed with new york governor nelson rockefeller, a liberal republican. one magazine cover showed the two of them, but eisenhower said this was not a good idea. that it would be a political convenience and he was against it. back to the vice presidency, after the civil war, william tecumseh sherman famously said if nominated i wil

other conservatives, for example, bill buckley, one of the leading conservatives, came to see them as a liability to conservatism as a whole, splitting up the conservative movement. particularly after the goldwater defeat, the republican establishment determined they needed to get rid of the birchers. the republican leader at the time said that the john birch society is not a part of the republican party anymore. they kind of declined afterward. >> did ronald reagan have any particular views? prof. mulloy: reagan is interesting, because he liked goldwater and knew many birchers personally. he learned a lesson from barry goldwater, and also richard nixon, who suffered in 1962. ronald reagan handled the accusations against him, so he distanced himself from the society. he basically said, i stand by my views, they stand by theirs. he was very skillful in distancing himself from the society. >> did the john birch society change the republican party in any way? prof. mulloy: i think it helped them shift it to the right. it took a while for goldwater and the burgers to have that influence,

pat: i was in that debate with reagan when he debated buckley and george was buckley's second. we where they used to say, we stole it fair and square. [laughter] eleanor: ok. clarence: that was the line. tom: they can't compete at that low wage economy. they get undercut in terms of those cheap products that they sell to the world by sexram philippines. but what they're doing is the south china sea. here's a big problem pause all those global trade route's going through there. if they own that -- pat: that makes sense to them like the americans drove the british navy out of the gulf of mexico, and out of the caribbean and basically took over and the brits wisely had the great motto. they said will the the americans -- let the americans have it. we're going to need the americans for our problems in europe that are coming up. it was brilliant diplomacy and part of the british empire from about 1900's to 1914. tom: what about those countries in southeast asia that would become under chinese dominion? and the trading relationships that we have with them? will it affect american wal

in the communities surrounding umar buckley in london that later turned into shari'a islam movement. think, of course, this is one of the events in the history of jihadi terrorism in europe that kind of shows that military means can have an effect against the networks, exactly because it affected the threat activity, and the tactics used by the militants. because when al qaeda came under severe pressure, that was when we saw the shift towards more single actor operations. although the people operating were not necessarily lone wolves. they were seldom lone wolves. it was part of the strategy of the group being under pressure. >> so let's take some questions. let's start with the gentleman here. >> in your research, did you take a look at financial and logistic support, and how is that organized and where does it come from? >> a colleague of mine at the ffi wrote a report on the financing of jihadi terrorist cells in europe where she went through the most well-documented cases and looked at financing. what she found in her study was basically that many of these cells are self-financed

chairman buckley, thank you very much for being with us tonight. thanks for being here. >> tnks for having me. >> can you assure me the rights to hoop and holler will be protected not just in the country but democratic parties even though you erie worried how nasty things got in nevada? >> i think hooting and hollering is what we all live for at the conventions, but we also want to make sure the delegates are respected and that they act in a respectful manner. it's not really a sporting event. it's actually quasi legislative event and since there's a lot of business that goes on at these state conventions, a significant number are there for the first time. this is probably their first organized convenient other than going to rally or something very close to that. so we think it's important that everyone is properly registered, they get into the hall before business has begun, and that every one has the rules properly explained to them and that somebody there is there that they know that they can trust. they don't have a relationship with a lot of t

joining us now is raymond buckley. chair of the new hampshire democratic party. chairman buckley, thank you very much for being with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> can you assure me the rights to hoot and holler will be protected in democratic party processes even though you're worried how nasty things got in nevada? >> i think hooting and hollering is what we all live for at the conventions. but we want to make sure the delegates are respected and act in respectful manner. that it's not really a sporting event, it's a quasi legislative event. there is a lot of important business that goes on at these state conventions. significant number of the delegates at the conventions there for the first time. probably their first organized political event other than a rally or something close to that. so we think that it's important that everyone is properly registered, they are -- get into the hall before business is begun, and that everyone has the rules properly explained to them. and somebody is there that they know that they can trust. they don't have a relat

other conservatives, for example, bill buckley, one of the leading conservatives, came to see them as a liability to conservatism as a whole, splitting up the conservative movement. the goldwaterfter defeat, the republican establishment determined they need to get rid of the purchase -- needed to get rid of the n birchers. the republican leader at the time said that the john's burts society -- the john birch society is not a part of the republican party anymore. they kind of declined afterward. >> did ronald reagan have any particular views? prof. mulloy: reagan is interesting, because he liked goldwater and new mini birchers personally. -- many birchers personally. he learned a lesson from barry goldwater, and also richard who suffered in 1962. theld reagan handled accusations against him, so he distanced himself from the society. he basically said, i stand by my views, they stand by theirs. he was very skillful in distancing himself from the society. did the john birch society change the republican party in any way? prof. mulloy: i think it helped them shift it to the right. it took

>>reporter: the couple says in one minute the boat went under buckley says he had no choice but to jumpn the river. >> i used a float and i pushed that out to him. had him get on that i pulled him off on to the shore. >>reporter: it was the team effort with burr national and see plan private mate it out of the river. they said they are not heros but did what they had to do on that river. >> flynn in that situation would have done the same thing. >>> emergency crews in from sara agencies came to the reese cue of a driver. it lunge 50 feet off a clip. it teams rushed into action and rescue the driver in just about 10 minutes. >> this is typically complicated operating. county sheriff were able toyshop down the proceeded way on get rope systems in quickly. the driver was the only inside the recognize. they are investigate go case and if drawings or alcohol played a role. training was talks to worked with the disabled in a most uncon very goodal place. pretty spectacular sunday if you like today's weather you're going to like the first parts of the weekend but then things will change. his f

a double date night out with her co-star and robert buckley. she played coy but we asked her about it last week. >> i feel very, very lucky and grateful in my life right now and that's all that mat >> oh but no denying it now. we're told that she is crazy, head over heels about this guy. >> he may have stolen her heart but did justin bieber steal his song sorry. >> listen up you be the judge. that is bieber's sorry. this is ring the bell. sound the same? well according to a lawsuit filed by singer-song writer c.dynell, bieber allegedly sampled her vocal rifts without her consent taking sorry to the top of the u.s. billboard hot 100 list. >> what i did was i just said hey what am i going through? what am i feeling and basically just poured my heart out and made something real. >> e.t. not no response from bieber's camp today but y file this under sorry, not sorry. she reached out to the singer several times and was ignored before finally deciding to take legal action against bieber and producer skrilex. this is nothing new in the music business.

. >>> a couple from fairfield on vacation in made -- in maine rescued a family of five, todd buckley and denise burnham were flying over and they were in a seaplane install the man sinking in a paddleboat. and they ask a family in a nearby boat to help them, and the second plane tried to told the paddleboat back to shore, and it was too heavy and the engine of the second boat ripped off, and the vote -- boat capsized leaving all six of them in the water. buckley jumped in the river to rescued them, and burnham dial 911. >> i used the float to rescued them and then pulled them on to shore. >> it was so important that they get out of that water as quickly as possible because it was so cold.>> the couple said they just happened to be at the right place at the right time. >>> x 20 5 am. >>> the arrival of the plane attracts thousands in australia, coming up a look at the world's largest airplane.>>> working to get new details on the investigation underway as we speak, a body found near the lake at the concord are -- park. >>> the commute is not bad if you get on to the golden gate bridge

. >> denise and todd buckley of fairfield went out an a training flight while on vacation in maine.e from inside the seaplane they spotted someone in distress. >> it's amazing how it unfolded, for sure. >> a paddleboat taking on water. the man they later learned has autism. >> only so much you can do. >> they asked a nearby family to take their boat out to the stranded man. but then that boat had trouble too. >> how bad is it sinking? >> we tried to pull it back to shore. it started drowning sideways. then that's when my boat, my motor snapped off of the boat. >> denise and todd went back and eventually brought everyone to shore. >> they were crying and scared, very cold. >> local authorities came and everyone got safe and dry. >> you had enough swimming for today? >> they'll worry about the boat later. >>> people first and then worry about the property. >> human life is much more important than material possessions, right? >> as we speak, denise and todd, who are engaged are on a plane back to the bay area. they plan to try to raise money for the family who lost the boat in the ini

frank buckley, what is the premise of your book? of america"? guest: we have changed as a country. were the country of that, wherever you came from, you had the chance to rise. now it seems that is broken. now we are not that country. , theu look at the numbers way a lot of people cut them, that country is denmark or maybe canada. that is shocking. i think that helps explain what is happening in politics today. host: when you talk about mobility, what do you mean? correlation between the earnings of parents and children. that is how this is measured. immobile.y we are like england in that respect. we are not as we imagine ourselves to be. the kind of country where you can get ahead. that is deeply disturbing. pollsters tell us most americans think their kids will not have it as well off as they did, for the first time. that is revolutionary. marx had a problem with america. americast theory, should be the first company to go communist, because the stages were agrarian, capitalist, communist. america was capitalist. it was not happening. reason that is happening is that class was ve

so there's some interesting parallels there your goldwater and buckley as well went to some pains to say many of my best friends are members of the birch society, they are upstanding citizens, respectable americans. but robert welch should resign as head of the birch society. thank you. >> can't help but reminded of the use made in a different nation at a different time but i think horse vessel was the least a nazi. >> do you want to comment on that? >> no. i believe that as a comment. any other questions? >> wait for the microphone and please state your name. [inaudible] this was not in my plant debate but i really am glad i am here, so it's very fascinating story, thank you. i'm interested, what happened to the three americans that wasn't detained by the chinese group at the time or when he was killed? >> right. they were taken, as i mentioned it to too much for them to make the journey, very arduous. they wrote a report, a detailed report about their experiences and they observed the territory that they were passing through. one of them had some very positive comments about the co

plflt robert buckley. i'm a hugeizombie fan. talk to me. >> i'm feeling great super happy. i feel very lucky and grateful in my life right now. >> just listen to this. susan sarandon. >> what brought you back into the fold. >> first of all i lo idea of the story. of these two women. >> the seri is called feud and it explores the epic rivalry between crawford and davis. >> how have you stepping into those amazing shoes of betty davis? >> i sta watching her movies again. i watched all about eve. >> it's going to be a bumpy night. >> i'm kind of terrified but i'm excited at the same time. >> meanwhile there is more news. abc announced today scandal not be back this fall. michelle turner here and thankfully you have an explanation. >> i do. calm oun. calm down. it's going to be okay. kerry washington din want to spend another season doing this. >> hiding behind everyone. >> we're carrying your bag. >> that babybump, whatever they do on those type of shows. that did that in her first pregnancy but she decided for this one but the show will be back in 2017. >> you were in new yor

that's when buckley jumped into the river to rescue them and burnham called 911. >> i used the float and i pushed that out to him. had him get on that. and i pulled him off into the shore. >> it was just so important that the people got out of the water as quickly as possible because it was so cold. >> everyone made it out of the river safely. the couple said they happened to be in the right place at the right time. >>> a california group is providing a real day at the beach for children and young adults who have special needs. >> the parents say this is the first time my kid's been a kid at the beach. >> that's the founder of the best day foundation. his group takes the children surfing, kayaking and teaches them to test their personal limits along the santa barbara coastline. parents say time on the water is one of the few times their children feel normal and interact with the instructors and other boys and girls. volunteers say the smiles on the faces of the children are great and they say the joy they feel being with them is indescribable. >>> coming up on "mornings on 2: the 9",

goldwater went to, and buckley as well, went to some pains to say many of my best friends are members of the birch society and they are upstanding citizens, respectable americans to the robert welch should resign as head of the birch society. >> i can't help but be reminded of the use made in a different nation at a different time but i think it was at least a nazi. >> do you want to come at? >> no. >> i believe that as a comment. any other questions. yes. wait for the mic. >> i stumbled on this lecture so as not in my budget it but i believe that i am here. very fascinating story, thank you. i'm interested, what happened to those three americans that wasn't detained by the chinese group at the time he was killed? >> right. they were taken in. asmh and it took them two months to make the journey. it was very arduous. thursday to report about their experiences and they observed that territory they were passing through. one of them had some very positive comments about the communists. others were more negative. two of them were officers. one was an enlisted man. when they reached the to

the hot air balloon made an emergency landing south of buckley station road in napa county in an area inaccessible by car. first responders are telling us what went wrong. katie is live in napa county with new information. katie, what went wrong and what went right in terms of the rescue? >> luckily this is a good story, dan of -- dan, the tourists are having a nice, long dinner following a long day. the chp explains it to me like this. if those tourists had tried to get out of the spot where the balloon landed on their own they would have had to walk five miles and swim. >> napa valley balloons tells us they were on a tour and they set off early in the morning and ended up off course. strange wind out of the north may have been to blame and it was a flight officer who noticed they landed in a thank you spot. >> there are flews and ponds and everything is on an island. >> he took this video from the fixed wing plane. he gave the pilot the bad ws that they had no way out by car and by foot. >> he said he was low on fuel and didn't think he could lift out of there. >> they called in the

goldwater in buckley went to great lengths to say they are upstanding american citizens but welch shouldign as the head of the society. >>. >> about was that and not see? >> guest: to comment? note. [laughter] >> please state your name. en what about those three americans they were taken to yemen ended to two months for them to make the journey pretty arduous with a detailed report with the territory they were passing through. one of them had some very positive comments the other was more negative when they reached their today apologized for the death of john birch we're sorry it is an accident and then we went to india and back to the united states we were told not to talk about this incident was too sensitive at the time. >> i remember driving across the country event you said it was popular? and with the welsh and massachusetts was that a stronghold? andy at the center for the birch society for the right wing political movement in general was southern california. and aeronautics industry. and those moving to southern california and where a lot of the action has taken place. and there

this is why conservatism can help move america forward and we teach them about william buckley, ronalderial and go up and go debate the professor and tell them why they're wrong on these liberal policies and that's where it starts. >> i just wish there really was americanism out there, eric. i think both parties have it wrong. the left, i am my brother's keeper. right, it's all about country first, the whole part of americanism you own your life. it's your life, your liberty, your happiness. you're not a sacrifice -- >> i think the kids have a lot of debt because of college tuition debt and worried about health care, don't always have coverage and that's why you see them saying -- this is not brainwashing. it's reality. >> america is exceptional and it will continuing to be exceptional. >>> coming up, actor scott baio joins us next. i wonder what scott thinks about george clooney saying this. >> there's not going to be a president donald trump. (sfx: glass breaking) (sfx:footsteps running) ♪music nice going spencer. i can't believe we broke old man hennessey's window correction dude, y

the hot air balloon made an emergency landing south of buckley station road in napa county in an areaonders are telling us what went wrong. katie is live in napa county with new information. katie, what went wrong and what went right in terms of the rescue? >> luckily this is a good story, dan of -- dan, the tourists are having a nice, long dinner following a long day. the chp explains it to me like this. if those tourists had tried to get out of the spot where the balloon landed on their own they would have had to walk five miles and swim. >> napa valley balloons tells us they were on a tour and they set off early in the morning and ended up off course. strange wind out of the north may have been to blame and it was a flight officer who noticed they landed in a thank you spot. >> there are flews and ponds and everything is on an island. >> he took this video from the fixed wing plane. he gave the pilot the bad news that they had no way out by car and by foot. >> he said he was low on fuel and didn't think he could lift out of there. >> they called in the chp helicopter that was on a

workers at the bay side state prison unit in the ancora psychiatric hospital noticed 38-year-old arthur buckley was missing this morning during a rounds check. the prison says buckle had a parole date coming up on the 21st that could have added an extra three to five years to his sentence. with his escape you know he'll face far longer in prison if authorities catch him. >>> philadelphia police are trying to find whomever pulled the trigger on gun and shot two people. investigators say a 16-year-old boy and a 20-year-old woman were both shot around 1:00 in the morning along the 1100 block of west glenwood avenue. we're hearing the two victims are related. both are in stable condition at temple university hospital. we don't know yet what led to that shooting. >>> the search is on in new jersey for two men who committed an armed robbery and police say the one who demanded money spoke with a british accent. take a good look at this sketch. police say this guy pulled a handgun on a man yesterday on ash road and in bass river township burlington county speaking in a british accent he demands the vic