coolidge is another case.uly 1924.or dies in when coolidge dies nine years later, the new yorker famously said how could they tell? witches he is referring to to the fact nine years coolidge was not really alive. he was sleeping, taking these long naps, sleeping as much as 11 hours a day. before the death of his child, he was a dynamo. earthquake in japan and was one of the first national leaders to respond to it. his very energetic. he loses it and becomes lethargic and probably would have run for president in 1928. he could have run. there were no term limits. he could have run it would have been a second full term. he would have run had it not been for the loss of a child. president who is continued to don black looks for years everyday? >> the observers in washington that the white house is like a morgue. entire a pale on the administration. what is so moving, lincoln loses willie. his 11-year-old son. one of the first people he hears from his broken peers who still along. he says mr. president, i know exa

coolidge, flow taxes. roosevelt, the new deal.'m trying to change that and have people think of them as decision-makers. how do they make decisions? i think seeing how the decisions inside the family can flesh out our understanding of them. brian: chapter five is the grief stricken. i want to ask about somebody, william mckinley. you have calvin coolidge and the loss of his son and think what appears in the loss of his son and a couple children. what about william mckinley? mr. kendall: mckinley loses two children in the 1870's and as with john quincy adams, out of that tragedy comes some kind of energy and resolve and mckinley goes into politics in 1876 and his wife is very shaken. she developed a stroke and will be invalid for the rest of her life. i think there is a comparison between mckinley and roosevelt. at some level, franklin roosevelt, polio makes the politician, that he becomes deeper after he has polio, develops more empathy and is just a better speaker and i think the same with mckinley. out of the tragedy, he kind of

what to coolidge really mean. did he mean simply is not going to run, which is what it turned out to be. he wasn't real straightforward in what he said. he did next lane at and people were wondering. it was announced by telegram. hoover was at bohemian grove, place back then and now is a retreat for the elite and a place where they can let their hair down. hoover loved that place. when the word came in that coolidge had made the announced that, there were hundreds of telegrams to the front office asking what hoover had to say. a crowd of men made their way to hoover's tomcat into somebody had to say. the upj was followed by hundreds more he had to send out for how. most called for hoover to announce his candidacy for the nations top office, but hoover responded with caution. i regret this -- and it's the president might standdown. in case the implication and president coolidge should be renominated and reelect it. hoover sent out a telegram of private communications instructing the cohort to sit tight. there might

i am looking forward to the coolidge book. my question is, what is the percentage of the electorate that came out to vote in that election? was it a big percentage or not? again, i cannot wait to read the coolidge book. >> well, we do have the electoral college totals. we know that it was a landslide for franklin roosevelt. >> but we do not have the share of the turnout and we apologize for that. we will supply that on our website in 24 hours. we are sorry. we owe you. >> you see when the will be receiving just over 22 million votes, franklin roosevelt just over 27 million votes. >> it was not a landslide. wendell willkie had done better than his republican predecessors, but it was a clear victory for roosevelt. >> david, your grandfather had a view of civil rights in this country 20 + years before we saw the civil rights movement led by martin luther king. >> he was certainly ahead of his time when it came to thinking about civil rights and the rights of all people. it was part of his creed. it was part of his code. one of th

they got trounced by calvin coolidge and warren harding and calvin coolidge in the republican party. and at the same time, after harding was elected, he appointed hughes secretary of state. one year later, their fortunes seemed to have one going up, one going down. hughes became an extraordinarily successful secretary of the state. he convened a disarmament conference in washington in 1921. and he negotiated the reduction of the tonnage of warships of the three major naval powers, being the united states, great britain, and japan at that time. it was a great triumph for him. roosevelt, on the other hand, in 1921 was paralyzed from the waist down with polio. what would seem to be a very promising career, there was talk in 1920 that roosevelt would be the democratic nominee for president in 1924 or 1928. but he was paralyzed. it looked like his career was over. so you have hughes going up, and roosevelt going down. by 1924 roosevelt with that indomitable spirit began to think of a political career yet again and he was asked to nominate al smith at the democratic convention at madison s

and deported from the united states, despite having his sentence commuted from former president coolidge. for most 30-year's efforts have been made to exonerate marcus garvey. the family started this crusade in july 1987 when one of the most senior members of the congressional black caucus held a hearing in the judiciary committee on the conviction. the hearing coincided with the resolution submitted by another senior member, the honorable charles wrangle. asserted that marcus garvey was innocent of the charges brought against him. number two, marcus garvey is and should be recognized internationally as a leader in -- and thinker for the struggle for human rights. and the president should take appropriate measures to clear marcus garvey's name. historians including tony martin at grassley lee, and rupert lewis has published materials detailing in depth how garvey was wrongfully convicted. law professor just and hezbollah, who we are honored to have with this is afternoon, in his work published in the georgetown journal of modern turn -- modern race perspective, provided an in-depth histo

this is the to 87 and attaway road near coolidge. roads are back open right now. >>> new information about the septic tank murders. the sheriff says both victims traveled in the same truck near casagrande. it was found burned out of maricopa in 2009. the murders are being linked to a violent mexican drug gang. >>> we have what they're working on for the now arizona at 4:00. >> we have a new twist in the epipen price hike controversy. and unusual move the maker of the epipen announced, they will offer a version for half the original cost. also, a group representing pediatricians across the nation one more children to be vaccinated. we will tell you about the new stephanie will be here with the latest on what caused that chaos last night at lax. she was in the middle of it and she will tell us what that was like. it was quite the experience. everybody thought there was gunshots. >> and then you get a guy dressed up like zero. >> that is all coming your way at 4:00. >>> let's talk about the forecast. today hot, into the 100s. dry today

he decide just after saving six men on the sink transport ship the coolidge. when amateur scuba divers were exploring the wreck of the coolidge decades later one of them appeared what appeared to be including captain york's dog tags. on saturday three of his nephew whom never met greeted the desket during a full military ceremony at t.f. green airport. he will be buried next to his parents on wednesday. >>> sunday night in boston is always a busy one for sports. we have you covered. butch stearns is here with the latest. you have sad news. >> former operate has passed patriot has passed away and served as the team's dentist for many years. dr. bill had his practice in foxborough since his retirement in 1981. when he centered with many people consider one of the greatest offensive lines in nfl history for the 70s patriots. robert kraft called bill a greet patriot ambassador he was 70 years old. a funeral is scheduled for thursday morning in canton. >>> the patriots will practice monday, tuesday and wednesday this week getting ready for thursday's giants in the

. >>> a pinal county sheriff's deputy is involved in a crash near coolidge. sky fox over the scene this morning, state route 287 and attaaway road. crash. >>> phoenix police release new surveillance video or photos of two men believed to be involved in a double shooting. the two suspects were denied service near tally's pub because it was so late. as they were leaving, they got into a fight with someone and fired a handgun outside of the bar. two people are wounded but expected to be ok. >>> technology is becoming more adva doing that in the medical field. more and more doctors are learning how to operate on people with robots as their hands. courtney griffin explains. >> reporter: it's harder than it looks and some folks got to experience operating this robot pretending to be a doctor for the day at banner dell e. web medical center. the da vinci robots are used to perform all sorts of abdominal doctors operate the robot's hands, which are similar to tweezers. >> you have more dexter -- texer tex -- dexterity. >> getting the chair to your own height so you'r

and eastward to hudson on coolidge street. seeing torrential rainfall. and you don't rainfall. some gusts here could be as strong as 60 miles per hour as it continues thnortheastward path. looking at the timeline, acton by 6:01. and stowe by 5:47. and this storm has been rotating a little bit. all these storms have a local of -- have the ability to rotate. look at the lightning tracker, we look at winds and s here and lighter rotation. i'm not overly concerned with this particular storm, just heavy rain. and we've seen downpours to the south. and reports of a wall cloud which is a precursor of a storm. heavier rainfall wall pole, and norwood. and we'll track another chance tonight. >>> thieves breaking into cars in quincy. >> but they didn't one father and son chased county one of the suspected men and kept him from getting away. >> it's usually a pretty quiet place. but the other night. jeff crispo's wife looked out the window and was surprised. >> she noticed someone was in his car. and she said jeff, who is in your car? and he goes nobody. nobody is in there. son's car and t

dylan coolidge is the director of culinary innovation for burton's grill. thanks for being here. you're going to tell us more about this grand opening in sterling. >> we are opening our second restaurant in northern virginia. it's going to be opening this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. we'll be open for dinner tonight and tomorrow and lunch >> now, your title is director of culinary innovation. that's pretty fancy. >> yeah. it's a dream come true. all i get to do now is i create dishes. anything that inspires me or motivates me. we try it out on live guests and what sticks with, we play with on the regular menu and what doesn't, we move on with. >> i can be your guinea pig today. what are you making for us? >> we're doing a little play on a fall-winter dish, it's candied apples but we're stuffing them with brie, candied bacon, cranberries, pecans and good old-fashioned caramel. >> looks good. so where do we begin. >> first we're going to grab these little mini apples. >> what kind of that? >> it's a little lady macin tosh apple. we just put a simple pocket in here. we have some of the pr

coolidge, low taxes. roosevelt, the new deal.'m trying to change that and have people think of them as decision-makers. how do they make decisions? i think seeing how the decisions inside the family can flesh out our understanding of them. brian: chapter five is the grief stricken. i want to ask about somebody, william mckinley. you have calvin coolidge and the loss of his son and think what appears in the loss of his son and a couple children. what about william mckinley? mr. kendall: mckinley loses two children in the 1870's and as with john quincy adams, out of that tragedy comes some kind of energy and resolve and mckinley goes into politics in 1876 and his wife is very shaken. she developed a stroke and will be invalid for the rest of her life. i think there is a comparison between mckinley and roosevelt. at some level, franklin roosevelt, polio makes the politician, that he becomes deeper after he has polio, develops more empathy and is just a better speaker and i think the same with mckinley. out of the tragedy, he kind of

. >> oh, wow not roosevelt it's harding coolidge i don't know that one.on't know that one. >> eisenhower. >> roosevelt. >> was it fdr no he was -- was. >> what was the name of the national anthem. >> star spangled banner right? right? >> wow i thought we called it national anthem. star spangled banner. >> star spangled banner. >> i thought that was the name. >> i think i'm nervous. >> star spangled banner. >> national anthem. >> star spangled banner. >> you got it and did pretty well. >> i like the guy that's si says i'm just nervous. >> they nope pretty well. juan you ask people like the name of the national app them. they see the camera and light and they just glaze over. >> i'm glad you did not ask us because i think i would blank out. >> cameras are intimidating. >> in all seriousness this question of citizenship sparked by geyser thing has trump handled this now and moved past this or is this something to company taken to to. >> he needs to let it high. i think the democrat come back up and who no down the stretch after laborer someday. >> sfom. >> w

working to learn more information about a crash involving a pinal county skyfox over the scene at coolidge near state route 287. you can see investigators there trying to re-create and investigate this crash. we have confirmed that the deputy has been hospitalized and is expected to be okay. as soon as we know more, we will of course pass it along. >>> there are some new details this afternoon about what caused a driver to crash into a long time glendale bakery, glendale police telling us they got a call from a woman who claimed she had been assaulted and kidnapped by a group of men near and then according to police, she and her boyfriend got into their car and followed the men. the men in the other car lost control, crashing into that bakery. several people were detained but not arrested. the woman does not want to press charges. the owner of the bakery says the business has been in their family for 42 years. they have a huge mess to clean up, but fortunately nobody was inside the building at the time. >>> phoenix police on the way to look out for two men who they believe were involved in

in recognition of the unsettling president calvin coolidge commuted the sentence in november, 1927 buteported him from the country. the posthumous pardon petition now filed on his behalf seeks to exonerate him from the stigma of his conviction following the commutation of his sentence efforts to fully clear his name have been ongoing on the part of the u.s. congress, civil andnizations, city, state international groups. more than 90 years after the imposition of this injustice, it is time to part us -- pardon marcus garvey. i implore all decision-makers to recognize the urgent need to address this matter resulting in a positive miss presidential pardon. chairman, andrew j young foundation. at the simon gives me great pleasure to bring to the podium dr. [indiscernible] caribbeane from the political action committee. he is the recipient of the 2013 congressional black caucus brain trust, leadership and advocacy award among many other awards. let's bring dr. downer to the podium. >> good afternoon. i decided to document my notes because i did not want to make any errors. today we honor th

coolidge? i don't know that one roosevelt was it fdr? i don't know. woodrow wilson.odro what is the name of the national anthem. >> the star spackled banner, right? right? wow, i think wek just called it the national anthem. the star bank led banner. oh can we say. >> the star spangled banner.er. > you got it. i love it. a lot of people i think are just nervous. i don't know and they're just put on the spot. the i think they do, a lot of them knew. i have to admit i would have gotten maybe two or three of the ones you asked wrong. that one guy he was great. he knew all the details about wilson, but didn't know the guy. i did him a point. i chose the wording in the test. i tried to pick questions. people were great and had a lot of fun with it. > it was absolutely a lot of fun how did you do not you not o known the answers. >> i read through all of them.lf i think i would have done pretty well, but you definitely aren't thinking about these questions everthy day, especially the ones that go back in history, different things like that.. that's why i tri

the homespun wit and wisdom of calvin coolidge, and ted williams, my life in pictures. he's also written and produced a documentary, local heroes, baseball in capital district dimes. reviewed for his harry truman book talk about how lively it is, illuminating portraits of four candidates and the even handed appraisal of truman is especially compelling. the journey that he takes to get us to election day is one that he has definitively become the best at leading. in his past, his work has been compared to theodore white's classic "the making of the president" series. after three straight home runs, i think pietrusza is the undisputed champion of chronicling american's presidential campaigns. he holds a masterscome pain from the university of albany and has served on the city council in amsterdam, new york, and is the recipient of the 2011 excellence in letters and arts awards at the university at albany. in addition to doing presidential biographies and elections. he's also a member of sabca. the baseball historian organization. he is a casey winning judge and jury and a

even like calvin coolidge's. you go to his house before he's president and it's really modest. it's like -- you know, some place you'd see in amsterdam or something. and afterwards he does have to move into a big place. harry truman never moves into the big place and his circumstances are sufficiently modest that he is the guy that -- he's why we have presidential pensions. up to that point we really don't have that and they may be independently wealthy like a herbert hoover or they're able to have accomplished something more than truman did, very modest on the payroll his ole life, federal or local, county government. so truman is a modest guy. he might have been taking all these walks to save on gasoline, i don't know. next? >> the photograph, the photograph that you have on your sign, what can you tell us about this picture of truman holding up this newspaper from the "chicago daily"? >> i like that cover. that's a great cover, i like that and the picture is about two days out from the election day. it's in st. louis, they've -- one of his campaigns, campaign aides has broug

first warren harding, followed by calvin coolidge. the republicans have a leg up on the prosperity front. you had the 1920's. it has been a boom decade for wall street and for large segments of the economy, although less for farmers and agriculture at that point. i think the darkest part of this election and the reason i said it really is one of the most vicious elections in american history is our third "p," the question of prejudice. al smith -- i think most americans today are more familiar with john kennedy as a catholic candidate. that caused a real stir even in the 1960's. a real set of questions about the presidency. al smith raised all of those questions much earlier in 1928. it had already been a decade that had been seized with a lot of questions about immigration, immigration reform, the rise of the ku klux klan. those come into play. peter: how did the role of catholicism play out? john evers. john evers: it was a vicious campaign. this was not new to him. when he ran in new york state, he faced it then. in 1914, martin gl

in partial recognition of the stats underlying the prosecution of the case president calvin coolidgecommuted the sentence in november 1927 and reported from other countries. the posthumous pardon now filed seeks to exonerate him from this conviction with efforts to fully clear garvey, and certain on the part of the u.s. congress, civil society organization, city, state and national groups, more than 90 years after imposition of this injustice it is time to pardon marcus garvey and the true nature of his legacy i implore all decision-makers to recognize the urgent need to address this matter in a posthumous presidential pardon. the andrew young foundation. it gives me great pleasure to bring to the podium the chair of the american political action committee, goulda downer, a recipient of the 2013 congressional black caucus brain trust leadership and advocacy award among many other awards and the work has helped strengthen hiv clinical workforce, so let's bring goulda downer to the podium chair, political action committee. [applause] >> i do not want to make anything, today we honor th

westbound 580 near coolidge there is a motorcycle accident that has been reported. this is just past high street here. 580 at coolidge after highway 13, and the traffic is backed up from castro valley. so 580 used to be that freeway that you would take to avoid 880. 880 is bad, but 580 is no help because of the crash, and every day we have slow traffic there. on the peninsula southbound 101 at marsh we have an injury accident there, and unfortunately this sounds like a major injury accident. and you know what? i have noticed a spike in motorcycle crashes in the last week or so. i am not sure what that is, but if you drive a car, look out for motorcyclists. i don't have to tell you, if you drive your bike, be careful out there, please. let's go out and take a look at 280 in san jose. the traffic in the south bay has been normal. slow traffic at 17 on 85 and on 101 getting up to the west valley. it's more like a normal commute. bay bridge toll plaza is improving a little bit. it's about a 15 to 20-minute delay at the pay gates. 8:03. >>> later today executives with th

he died a hero after saving six men from the transport ship the coolidge. his body was lost at sea until amateur divers found his remains. his body arrived home to a full military ex-court. he will be laid to rest beside his parents on wednesday. >>> amazon is looking to make weekends a little longer for his employee the"washington post"reports that the company is test out a 30-hour workweek. only a few will take part in the program that will be monday through thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. additional flex hours will make up the rest of their 30 hours. >> julie: that sounds awesome. >> daniel: yeah, it does. >> julie: which we could do that. >>> google service may not be. that. >>> google service may not be. good will fiber is it is looking into cutting cost. gooinger fiber is available in -- google fiber is available in several cities but not in new england. >>> this goat broke free and last seen in the area main street. the owner of the goat sun known but police say they got several calls over the weekend from several people who spotted the animal. no su

his name still bearing the star of a conviction, even though his sentence was commuted by calvin coolidge. marcus garvey lives in history as one of the first leaders of the american civil rights. in the early 20th century he was an advocate for the social, political and economic independence of those of african descent around the world and garvey staked his name and movement on the developments of economic opportunity as a source of black empowerment. to unite his followers toward a common goal of social progress, garvey founded the universal negro improvement association, unia which at its height hosted nearly 6 million members in 40 countries. in the words of doctor martin luther king junior, he was the first man on a mass scale and level to give millions of negroes a sense of dignity and destiny and make the negro feel that he was somebody. because of these achievements, garvey was viewed as a threat to the established order by the united states government. decades before doctor king would become targeted for his activism, j edgar hoover led the bureau of investigation in its surveilla

slight improvement still quite crowded still quite a crowd in accident on 580 oakland writer ron coolidgekeeping traffic pretty fake five in the west will be up pretty crowded ride 37 minutes into 38 alternate the nimitz what do you any good this pack live in san leandro from to 38 and to downtown oakland build freeways still crowded >>mark: they listed air restrictions on tuesday we took it slowly to survey the damage. >>j.r. stone: victims tellus the fire came so quick there were not able to save much almost everything was lost during the clinton fire more than 300 structures were destroyed many of them homes to conceal lower leg the damage is extensive there are signs of than one home on and now has a car and the american flag set up on the property 48 homes and destroyed about 1900 of the buildings the fire is burning is about 2 mi. from the castle and it remains close because of the fire >>darya: the driver of the b&w was arrested on suspicion of the u y she died at the hospital his name is christopher we spoke to family who say he is improving the family is now working on the funera

calvin coolidge responded i suppose i will have to.t. they are desperate for power and attention. given that, audience, what are your thoughts about this year's vice presidential choices. my guests are eager to take your questions. who is first? >> if you were facing the prospect the election could be thrown to the congress. the 12th amendment says the house can choose the top three, and the senate chooses from the top two to be vice president. what are the prospects of a mixed the party white house? >> if that happened and the democrats took control of the senate and the republicans held on to the house of representatives. and the republican members of congress did not come to their senses and realize they cannot make donald trump president. then you could get people from both parties. >> i'll state tim kaine will not serve as vice president to donald trump. >> we won't have to worry about this because trump will win without it being a tie going anywhere. >> historically the republicans have been the party of free trade. what do you t

gilbert down toward the south at sun lakes and then we look to the south to see if there is more coolidge along the 10 this will be pretty rocky out there. the big concern now will they make it to the south or will they pushoff to the north northeast? val vista expects from samaria and the san tan valley. scattered storms around today once the round is done it could go another couple of hours, the storms could regenerate with flash flood advisories across much of the area. localized flooding we have seen curb to curb flooding, they problems out there. today we do try out, to fix the leaky roof you'll have to wait until tuesday. another shower coming wednesday. >>> coming up next, we are taking you live to rio de janeiro talking with silver medalist sam dorman who is from tempe. and his parents who are there right now. be right back. >>> welcome back to "12 today", and unexpected but pleasant surprise we are joined by olympic silver medalist sam less than 24 hours after he won the synchronized three meter springboard silver medal. good morning to you. congratulations. has everything sunk i

have just gone and alert the pinal county deputy has been involved in a crash near the 287 near coolidge. th d the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. we're working to get you more details. we have a crew headed to that location. >>> you'll notice we have a hotter and drier start to the week. temperatures inching up to the 100s. 105 this afternoon. 106 four tuesday. storm chances back in the forecast wednesday into 15 mobile app for all the details. >>> i-17 around the durango curve will have some delays. still a lot of delays on the 60 , all the way back to the vista drive. >> gma is wrapping up all of that scare at lax. >> we are back in 25 minutes what do doctors from leading cancer centers in the country have in common? many of them now call cancer treatment centers of america home. expert medicine works here. find out why at cancer center.com. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, chaos erupts at los angeles airport. >> unknown number of shots. people running all directions. >> of reports of an active shooter. the reports were false but it sent passengers running sc

rean convention was the first to be technology incited mass hysteria when americans heard calvi coolidge's voice and assumed he was ghost trapped in their walls. it is inescapable chaos and uncertainty such as this that once made benjamin franklin remark, "if being president means going to a convention, i'd rather be struck by lightning. hang on-- thatives me idea" ( thunder ) from the national hall of imrtance, i in waterson. stephen? >> stephenthank u, sam. the new chase freedom unlimited card earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everythi you buy. whatever these billboards are selling. whatre they lling? e prodts not sbtly placed in this movie - 1.5% cash back. shhhh! all the stuff promoted in your social feed - 1.5% cback. get the nee w chasdom unlimited rd. >> swell, that's it for "the late show," everybody. good night! captioningponsored by cbs captioned by media accessroup at wgbh access.wgbh.org ? are you ready y'all to have some fun ? feel the love tonight come on baby ? let's gonna try to t some oh yeah ? it's the late, late sw >> reggie: lads and gentlemen, all the way from cron

of course, the 1924 republican convention was the first to be broadcast on radio, and the new coolidge's voice and assumed he was a ghost trapped in their walls. it is inescapable chaos and uncertainty such as this that once made benjamin franklin remark, "if being president means going to a convention, i'd rather be struck by lightning. hang on-- that gives me an idea" ( thunder ) from the national hall of importance, i remain sam waterson. stephen? >> stephen: thank you, sam. >> stephen: well, that's it for "the late show," everybody. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh

republican convention was the first to be broadcast on radio, and the new when americans heard calvin coolidge's voice and assumed he was a ghost trapped in their walls. it is inescapable chaos and uncertainty such as this that once made benjamin franklin remark, "if being president means going to a convention, i'd rather be struck by lightning. hang on-- that gives me an idea" ( thunder ) from the national hall of importance, i remain sam waterson. stephen? >> stephen: thank you, sam. ,, everyone complains about millennials. nonsense. millennials, i salute you. you save money like no other generation. you share cars, wifi passwords, canoes, deodorants. my grandson bought a pair of pants with me. today's his pants day. >> stephen: well, that's it for "the late show," everybody. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ? are you ready y'all to have some fun ? feel the love tonight come on baby ? let's gonna try to get some oh yeah ? it's the late, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from cronuksburg,

be broadcast on radio, and the new technology incited mass hysteria when americans heard calvin coolidge'sg president means going to a convention, i'd rather be struck by lightning. hang on-- that gives me an idea" ( thunder ) from the national hall of importance, i remain sam waterson. stephen? >> stephen: thank you, sam. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> stephen: well, that's it for "the late show," everybody. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight come on baby ♪ let's gonna try to get some oh yeah ♪ it's the late, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from cronuksburg, chronunburg, give it up for

republican convention was the first to be technology incited mass hysteria when americans heard calvin coolidge's voice and assumed he was a ghost trapped in their walls. it is inescapable chaos and uncertainty such as this that once made benjamin franklin remark, "if being president means going to a convention, i'd rather be struck by lightning. hang on-- that gives me an idea" ( thunder ) from the national hall of importance, i remain sam stephen? >> stephen: thank you, sam. we'll be right back. growing up his family lost a house in a flood. and a second to a fire. ted strickland learned early in life what one bad break... what one missed pay check can do to a family. the first in his family to go to college - his dad worked in a steel mill, his brothers finished concrete. from nafta to to most favored nation status for china. now ted strickland is running for the u.s. senate. calling for a moratorium on all new trade deals - until we can prove they'll create american jobs. for an infrastructure bank to repair roads, bridges and water systems. to protect medicare & social security. and for a $1

of course, the 1924 republican convention was the first to be broadcast on radio, and the new coolidge's voice and assumed he was a ghost trapped in their walls. it is inescapable chaos and uncertainty such as this that once made benjamin franklin remark, "if being president means going to a convention, i'd rather be struck by lightning. hang on-- that gives me an idea" ( thunder ) from the national hall of importance, i remain sam waterson. >> stephen: thank you, sam. we'll be right back. it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventis the world's coolest indoor wate. learn how to make their summer unforgettable at kalahariresorts.com fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things fferently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your

of course, the 1924 republican convention was the first to be when americans heard calvin coolidge's voice and assumed he was a ghost trapped in their walls. it is inescapable chaos and uncertainty such as this that once made benjamin franklin remark, "if being president means going to a convention, i'd rather be struck by lightning. hang on-- that gives me an idea" ( thunder ) from the national hall of importance, i remain sam stephen? >> stephen: thank you, sam. four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. vote no on question 2. our daughter, libby, is convinced that the washing machine will eat her buddy antonio. but, when i do find antonio, i wash him with tide and do

you have created more commutations than any president since calvin coolidge. why is that? you can focus on it taking energy away from that. you talk about second chances and what they would give. one other thing many of your predecessors have reserved that for their more politically sensitive pardons. >> i appreciate the question i haven't have a chance to talk about this. this is an effort i'm really proud of. it is my view shared by democrats and republicans alike in many quarters that as successful as we had been in reducing crime in this country the rate of incarceration of a nonviolent offenders has created its own set of problems that are devastating. entire communities have been ravaged where largely men and some women are taken out of the communities they are now growing up without parents. they are representing a cycle of poverty in their life. it is disproportionately young men of color that are being arrested at higher rates and charged in convicted at higher rates and in prison for longer sentences. so, ultimately the effects on this is criminal justice reform

greater more common tatian's in any president since calvin coolidge and fewer pardons than in -- more commutations. is the focus on commutations taking energy away from pardons? chances.about second finally, many of your predecessors in the final days of their presidency have reserved that for their more politically sensitive pardons. can we expect that from you? president obama: i appreciate the question because i haven't had a chance to talk about this much. it's an ever am really proud of. , shared byew democrats and republicans alike asmany quarters that successful as we have been in reducing crime in this country, the extraordinary rate of incarceration of nonviolent offenders has created its own .et of problems entire communities have been ravaged. largely men, but some women are taken out of those communities, kids are now grown up without parents. it perpetuates a cycle of poverty and disorder in their lives. it is disproportionately young men of color that are being arrested at higher rate, charged and convicted at higher rate and imprisoned for longer sentences. ultimately,

then calvin coolidge is still the all-time record holder. an economist for citibank says this november's election could be as bad as a black swan event. black swan events are wall street speak for an unexpected event like 9/11 or the housing crisis. economists doesn't say which candidate would be bad for wall street. i'll leave that up to your own judgment. >> the first major company to drop ryan lochte. they are donating to save the children for the children in brazil. and ralph lauren says they are not renewing their contract with the swimmer either. lochte is taking responsibility for what he called immature and childish behavior while celebrating in rio. he said he and three other swimmers were held up at gunpoint in rio. >> what i'm trying to get at is the first version you told, ryan, is much more about the mean streets of rio. >> yeah. >> and the version we're hearing now is much more about a negotiated settlement to cover up some dumb behavior. >> and that's why i'm taking full responsibility for it. because i overexaggerated that st

he had been on board the coolidge a cruise liner that had been transported or converted to transport troops. his family men before going down with the ship. his remains were discovered, he was laid to rest with full military honors saturday morning. >>> this week the united states will take in its 10,000 syrian war refugee. that will fulfill the country's goal in a year resettlement program. it has been a major topic in the presidential campaign with republican nominee donald trump alleging displaced syrians are potential security threats. u.s. ambassador to jordan says u.s. and syrian refugees undergo even stricter scrutiny. >>> up next the beloved performers who will be absent from the circus for the first time in decades. >>> welcome back to cbs4 don't breathe is choking the competition at the box office this weekend. >> we're trapped in here. >> a lot going on there, cassie. a surprise win at the box office taking in more than $26 million. "suicide squad" script -- slipped to number 2. the mechanic rounds out the top five. >>> the circus is heading back to town but without some o

moderate southbound delays so on the other side of crash we're following here, bloomingdale avenue at coolidge street in the river view area. i-4 westbound looks like we're seeing backups approaching mango, backing up towards forbes road at this point. so with the work arounds being u.s. 92 and thonotosassa road, pasco county drivers continue to avoid this stretch as well, 75 southbound. state road 52 and a few mil crashes. work arounds here, old pasco and curley road. as promised, before the break, we have our traffic tip. it is tuesday so we'll check in here with the tampa police department. today we alluded to lights. we're going to talk rules of all sorts of lights, headlights, high beams, the emergency flashers which unfortunately we see all too often used inappropriately and incorrectly. >> good morning. and happy tuesday to everyone. you're right. important and least understood safety features on a vehicle is the lights. a lot of people think, hey, if it's dark, just turn them on. you're right. it's that simple. a lot of folks don't know when to turn the lights on such as high beams, su