i will not steal the thunder, but dwight d. eisenhower was really instrumental in ronald reagan's early political career. we all know how that ended with reagan's election as president to decades later. so, he will tell that story. he will talk for about 45-50 minutes. there will be some audio and presentations. we will do our best to make sure that we are adjusting it in the back and he can hear it. after he is done, we will open it up to a q and a paid leave join me --. please join me in welcoming gene kopelson. [applause] gene: thank you for coming on a beautiful sunny seattle day. the audience should know that it really was. thank you to the other people here at the discovery center. keith, who originally helped, tessa, and also c-span. i would like to go back to give you the rationale for why i wrote this book. to me, the 1980's, the age of ronald reagan was really a golden age for america and for the world. ronald reagan, unlike today, had a strong military, he created a booming economy, he created 20-25,000,000 jobs, he

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

dwight's very formidable.ou have the corruption allegations out there. >> right. >> i still thought it would be very close, and he might eke it out. >> and what's interesting is, lucien blackwell was who chaka fattah replaced and unseated. now he was unseated as well in a similar primary circumstance, and in that same union hall, as it turns out. >> yeah, i think in the end, as i think i said early on, i think the voters have heard this story for so long. i mean, with his son being found guilty, and even -- and i want to say if, if, if. we have no idea what ultimately is gonna happen, and everyone is innocent until they go through a process. i do think, though, that people were just starting to get a little weary and a little sad. i wanted to see whether or not voters would be sad or mad. if they were mad, i thought the congressman had a good chance of being able to pull it off. i think they were more sad and weary about the argument, and he ended up having very little money to be able to get any kind of messa

welcome. >> thank you. >> i second everything that dwight said about you as you well know. what's interesting is that you view yourself as a kind of scout. for the boomer generation. >> yes. >> yes, that is the gimmick of the book. >> yes. >> is that i am experiencing what every one is going to experience unless they get run over by a truck. you know. but if they die the way most people die, with some sort of ailment, they-- it will resemble

specialist five dwight h.ohnson distinguished himself on january 15, 1968 in the republic of vietnam. specialist johnson, a tank driver, was company b, first battalion, 69th armor and he was a member of a reaction force moving to aid other elements of the platoon, which was in heavy contact with a battalion-sized north vietnamese force. specialist johnson path tank through a track, and he became immobilized. realizing he can do no more as a driver, he climbed out armed only with a pistol. despite intense hostile fire, specialist johnson killed enemy soldiers before he expended ammunition. returning to his tank through a heavy volume of fire, he obtained a submachine gun with which to continue his fight against the advancing enemy. he engaged in extremely close combat when the last of his ammunition was expended. he killed an enemy soldier with the stock end of his machine gun. now weaponless, he ignored the and many -- enemy file -- fire around here -- around him he , climbed into his platoon sergeants tank, e

dwight eisenhower becomes president in 1953. eisenhower's the opportunity and the inclination to get more deeply involved. partly because eisenhower was a military man and he understood what military force can and can't accomplish. he kept his distance. he didn't send troops. john kennedy is now president. by this time the force of the revolution in vietnam is gaining strength. kennedy, lacking eisenhower's military background, felt greater pressure to follow the advice of his military advisers who said we need to send military force into vietnam. or we will risk losing vietnam to communism. i will stop here. the premises on which the united states initially sided with the anti-communist forces in vietnam were an artifact of the 1940's. what was not outlandish to believe that communism was it unified threat to the united states and a victory for communism anywhere was a threat to democracy everywhere. by the 1960's that was coming into question. because harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy had laid down this marke

those words on television, dwight eisenhower was president. >> it all began when an officer -- >> reporter: morley and television news grew up together. >> the question remains, are the american people prepared to lose more and more young men in vietnam? >> the revolution, the original chinese revolution -- >> reporter: across the continents and across the years he covered a huge range of stories. >> last night -- >> reporter: for some his slightly old-fashioned name took some getting used to. >> okay. what's his name? morley safer. right. got it. >> my name is morley safer. >> reporter: but eventually -- >> i'm morley safer. >> reporter: it became a household name. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm morley safer. >> morley safer? >> yes. himself. >> how are you? >> very well. >> hi, morley. >> hi, morley. how are you? >> reporter: everybody wanted to meet morley. well -- >> oh! >> reporter: almost everybody. >> in a sense what you're saying is that -- >> reporter: in a business that's fast moving and sometimes cutthroat, he survived and

the last week fattah lost to dwight evans ending his hopes of the 12th term in congress. >>> 5:36. in at atlantic city they are on the brink of defaulting on its debt, something no other city in new jersey has done in the last 78 years. mayor don guardian will announce if the gambling town will be able to cover a 1.8 million-dollar bond payment. the city is also expecting proceeds from its next tax payments but guardian says it is unclear if they will be enough to cover both bond and payroll. state leaders continue to work on a plan to save the sit friday bankruptcy. >>> new jersey family experienced quite the terrified ordeal yesterday morning. emerald black says a man kick in her door as at the mansion apartment complex in pine hill. she says he then ran in the bedroom where two children were sleeping and lock the door. >> he closed the door and lock the kids in the room with him. i started pushing on the door. then i called police. then he jumped out of the window headfirst. >> police arrested the man, they say he did not take anything and he a period to be high on drugs. a teen

think of dwight d. eisenhower sending troops to little rock and coming back to newport to speak to the nation on television from the present's house, he said from the office of roosevelt and lincoln. think of jfk one day in june, 1962, he turned on the tv and he saw george wallace standing in a school has door. and kennedy up to that time tried to avoid becoming ensnared in the political cycle of civil rights. he sent word to the television networks that he wanted a half hour of time that evening. when he went on, he had a speech that wasn't finished to introduce a bill that had been written, but he had committed himself. he had grasped the fact that ultimately, there is a moral component to the presidency that cannot be served, not if you -- cannot be shirked, not if you want history's approval. no one better captured the heroic presidency at the height of his powers then clinton rossiter, the premier political scientist of his age. this is how he put it in 1951. "the president is not a gulliver, immob

commissioner dwight did you want to provide a opening statement? >> yes, after it is read into record i'll explain what we are do; >> presentation and dpis cushion from san francisco municipal tans portation agency including a overview of agency sfmta projecktds and outreach and engagement program. item 5, presentation and disquugz regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency 5 year capital imp pluvment program. item 6, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency residential parking purnlt evaluation and reform project. item number 7, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transpiration agency lombard street improvement program. item number 8, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency 14 mission street rapid project. these are agendized as discussion and action item, and >> we have asked the sfmta to partner with us to have a reoccurring meeting where we can talk about what goes on at the mta because what the initiativ

♪ >> in england, general dwight d eisenhower chart the liberation of the lost continent.hey plan when and where the miter -- the mighty armies of the united nations will strike. northern france is that battleground. to the building of their defense system the so-called west wall, the nazis board the slave labor up conquered nations, pictures made by the germans himself to impress their satellites with the strength and invincibility of their fortifications. ♪ ♪ within steel and concrete emplacements, the germans have amassed every known weapon of defense, whether those weapons are enough to face the allied onslaught will be proven in the struggle that waits ahead. ♪ here is the other side of the channel, britain, and armed camp bristling with guns and tanks. here is the fruition of four years of planning and production or if you are the claims of england as the allied armies awaited d-day. ♪ locomotives built to run on continental railways, freight cars and tank cars to replace rolling stock destroyed by the germans. all this and more is included in the gigantic preparatio

dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small business week last night with nearly a thousand attending. this year's theme is celebrate small businesses tapping into opportunities. san francisco fosters a unique entrepreneurial environment. as i tell my co

only then can we appreciate the hand of dwight eisenhower. joby truman has the chief in the modern presidency under persuasion. ike agreed, but he had very for the bullye pulpit and he had a very healthy sense of skepticism about how much a president's words alone could move the nation. words wered that if the ultimate test of presidential leadership, the american people should elect ernest hemingway. [laughter] mr. smith: he also said the job is to persuade, not publicize. stop and think, dwight eisenhower, i the time he became president of the united states, that was almost other motion. i mean, this was a man who didn't need to see his name in the paper or his picture on tv. that is a wonderful story his brother milton, who was president of the university of agreed toia, and they give the commencement address one year, and the weather was ominousing and rather and they were making small talk before the ceremony and milton eisenhower said, "do you think the rain will hold off?" "milton, i haven't worried about the weather since june 6, 1944

dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small business week last night with nearly a thousand attending. this year's theme is celebrate small businesses tapping into opportunities. san francisco fosters a unique entrepreneurial environment. as i tell my co

. >> this weekend on the presidency, author jean couples and talks about dwight d. eisenhower's behind the scenes mentoring of ronald reagan. the formeres of -- president in reagan's political evolution in the 1960's. here's a preview. followed mike's advice. reagan made eisenhower seem of common sense in the first letter that ike advised him to do twice as his actual campaign theme in 66. eisenhower admitted he had been studying reagan and did not view reagan as an extreme right-winger. he was well within the broad tenet of modern republicanism. he actually ended up advising reagan on polling to emphasize northern california in his campaign for the governorship. to bring in his primary opponent, the former mayor of san francisco, to bring in his supporters into reagan's campaign. twice, dwight eisenhower health ronald reagan fight false charges of being an anti-semi. eisenhower meant toward reagan on speech delivery. this is a well-known speaker and actor, ronald reagan. eisenhower actually critique some of his speeches and reagan thanked him. again, he should seek

they had conspiratorial believes, so they believed most famously that dwight eisenhower was part of a conspiracy. they were proactive. like other organizations, they actually did things. when you got their newsletter, you would be asked to write a letter, signed a petition. it was activism in doing something, rather than just complaining about things. >> did that conspiracy theory about eisenhower gain traction? prof. mulloy: not really. welsh would later disavow the theory, but it was a thing that liberals, other republicans, conservatives, and the media jumped upon. you can't be serious about this, right? you are really claiming that eisenhower is a communist agent? it w the thing that discredited than the most while they were trying to gain traction. >> did their efforts have any influence politically? prof. mulloy: sure. the birch society is in recent times forgotten, but they were a significant part of the 1960's political landscape. they generated questions in the house, questions in the senate, presidential statements. i would say they played a much more significant role in the

it was dwight eisenhower. he immediately called the attorney general and said what a find speech ronald reagan has just as unfair. he then called a former special assistant said what an excellent beach ronald reagan had delivered. dwight eisenhower wrote back in a two-step political plan for ronald reagan to follow. reagan ended up following eisenhower said as to the letter. >> medical researchers in the mother of a child that dislikes you testified yesterday at a senate hearing on funding for dyslexia research. they talked about efforts to discover new treatment and the need for more educational resources that senator bill cassidy of louisiana chairs this two-hour hearing. [inaudible conversations] >> the senate committee on health education labor and pensions will come to order. thank you for being here. let me just remark, senator na died in his perilous this morning, so some of our folks here, including senator hatch asked that he is going to be attending senator bennett's funeral and wished he could be he

he meet -- it was dwight eisenhower. he immediately called his former secretary of speech and said what a fine speech and then he called his former special assistant and said, what an excellent speech that reagan had delivered. followingld end up eisenhower's advice to the letter. the examination of dwight d. eisenhower's role in reagan'sith ronald political evolution. year, c-span is touring cities across the country, exploring american history. next, a look at our recent visit to san bernardino, california. you are watching "american history tv," all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. mr. valdivia: just behind me here at the intersection, this is a barricaded entry point where police and sheriff were here, and no one can cross the line. watermanrsection at was a place for individuals to put their tokens and their memories for these tragic victims of the december 2 event. well, as you can see behind me, things that people left behind are obviously teddy bears, pictures, mementos, certain objects of affections for these

they had conspiratorial believes, so they believed most dwight eisenhower was part of a conspiracy. they were proactive. like other organizations, they actually did things. when you got their newsletter, you would be asked to write a letter, signed a petition.

you look cute today, dwight. thanks, girl. so, yesterday, dwight found half a joint in the parking lot. which is unfortunate, because, as it turns out,

hear from author gene kopelson on the behind-the-scenes mentoring of ronald reagan and the role that dwight d. eisenhower blade in the 1950's -- played in the 1960's. his book is, "reagan's 1968 dress rehearsal: ike, rfk, and reagan's emergence as a world statesman." the discovery institute hosted this program. >> we are joined by dr. gene kopelson. he is a cancer doctor by trade, but also an accomplished historian. he has written about theodore roosevelt, about washington state politics ie

you have the dwight d. eisenhower building and a lot of folks who work in federal buildings around here. they cannot go into their offices right now. at least that's what they're telling me. they're waiting on this s i want to introduce you to lamont. he is an actor who starred in a movie called "why did i get married." he was going in with an organization. they were supposed to receive a presidential award for their community service. you're from the d.c. area. what's going through your mind right now? >> unfortunately, this isn't new to me. being here, you see these kind of procedures happen from time to time for whatever reason, but unfortunately we've seen this a little more frequently in recent years. you're just hoping nobody is hurt. you're hoping our law enforcement officers and that our public officials are all in good shape. this looks like it is pretty much coming to a close, so that's encouraging. >> reporter: someone was shot. you were about to go into the white house, so you didn't know what w

commissioner dwight did you want to provide a opening statement? >> yes, after it is read into record i'll explain what we are do; >> presentation and dpis cushion from san francisco municipal tans portation agency including a overview of agency sfmta projecktds and outreach and engagement program. item 5, presentation and disquugz regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency 5 year capital imp pluvment program. item 6, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency residential parking purnlt evaluation and reform project. item number 7, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transpiration agency lombard street improvement program. item number 8, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency 14 mission street rapid project. these are agendized as discussion and action item, and >> we have asked the sfmta to partner with us to have a reoccurring meeting where we can talk about what goes on at the mta because what the initiativ

it was dwight eisenhower. he immediately called his former attorney general and said, what a fine speech ronald reagan had just delivered. he then called a former special assistant and said, what an excellent speech ronald reagan had delivered. dwight eisenhower wrote back a multi-step political plan for romd reagan to follow. ronald would end up following eisenhower's advice to the letter. >> author gene cope lson examined dwight d. eisenhower's behind the scenes mentoring of ronald reagan and pivotal role the former president played in reagan's political evolution in the 1960s. for the complete american history tv special, go to c-span.org. >>> book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend and here are some programs to watch for this weekend. on saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards" don watkins author of "equal is unfair." >> what we're concerned with is not how much money do you have but how did you get it? did you get it through something that was fair or did you get it throug

they believed most famously that dwight eisenhower was dedicated to a communist conspiracy.hey were proactive. one of the appeals for people who joined the john birch society, they ask you to do something. when you got their newsletter, you would be asked to write a letter, sign a petition. it was activism in doing something, rather than just complaining about things. that was a big part of their appeal. >> did that conspiracy theory about eisenhower gain traction? prof. mulloy: not really. it cost them and in norma's enormous amount of difficulty. welsh would later disavow the theory, but it was a thing that liberals, other republicans, conservatives, and the media jumped upon. you can't be serious about this, right? you are really claiming that eisenhower is a communist agent? it was the thing that discredited than the most while they were trying to gain traction. >> did their efforts have any influence politically? prof. mulloy: sure. the birch society is in recent times forgotten, but they were a significant part of the 1960's political landscape. they generated question

they had conspiratorial believes, so they believed most dwight eisenhower was part of a conspiracy. they were proactive. like other organizations, they actually did things. when you got their newsletter, you would be asked to write a letter, signed a petition. it was activism in doing something, rather than just complaining about things. did that conspiracy theory about eisenhower gain traction? prof. mulloy: not really. disavow thelater thing that it was a liberals, other republicans, conservatives, and the media jumped upon. you can't be serious about this, right? you are really claiming that eisenhower is a communist agent? it was the thing that discredited than the most while they were trying to gain traction. >> did their efforts have any influence politically? prof. mulloy: sure. is in recentiety times forgotten, but they were a significant part of the 1960's political landscape. they generated questions in the house, questions in the senate, presidential statements. say they played a much more significant role in the development of conservatism during the period then they usu

dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small business week last night with nearly a thousand attending. this year's theme is celebrate small businesses tapping into opportunities. san francisco fosters a unique entrepreneurial environment. as i tell my co

one note, church & dwight did and it that it was the best destination for cash.e, in the share buyback world, airlines, southwest airlines up by 1.3%. that is after the board okayed a share buyback on the order of $2 billion, a 7.5% part of its total market cap. also boosting its quarterly dividend to $.10 from 7.5 cents. another piece of good news, reiterating its plan for 2016 available seat mile growth. sonic, they are talking about a share buyback. right now, shares are down by almost 8%. while they say they will be doing a share buyback on the order of $155 million, also admitting third quarter, sales growth will be below the full-year target of 4% to 6%. now shares are down the most since the start of the year. david: thank you. the google ceo delivers the keynote address. highlights include a new ai device. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm david gura. google's annual developer conference io is off and running. several highlights include artificial intelligence products. cory johnson is live in not view, california. -- mountain view, california. te

. >> one other person sitting at home watching tv, watched reagan delivered the speech, it was dwight eisenhower. he immediately called his former attorney general and said, what a fine speech ronald reagan had just delivered. he then called a former special assistant and said what an excellent speech ronald reagan had delivered. >> dwight eisenhower wrote back a multi step political plan for ronald reagan to follow. reagan would end up following eisenhower's advice to the >> letter. >> he examines the behind the scenes mentoring of ronald reagan and the pivotal role he played in the political revolution in the 1960s. . >>> >>> representatives from companies and attorney and public service group scheduled to testify this morning about the effects the new roles will have on workers. this is live coverage on cspan 3. >>> >>> we'll hear from diverse panel of experts on the impact this proposed rule would have on small businesses and organizations around the country and i want to thank all of our witnesses for being here today. in previous hearing this committee is focused on regulatory r

if a failed run in 2007 and fatah lost the democratic primary last tuesday to state representative dwight evans and testimony in the trial is expected to start in two weeks. >> former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is expected to be in a courtroom as he peruses appeal of 45 count cop vision for child sex abuse and the judge will hear argument from prosecutor and sandusky attorney as the 72-year-old seeks a hearing where he can support his claim he was wrongly convicted he's serving a 30 to 60 year sentence green state prison for abuse of ten boys. >>> and also happening today, atlantic city mayor poised to announce whether city will mack a 2 million bond payment f not paid it will become the first new jersey municipality to default to debt in 78 years. it's unclear if there will be enough cash to make the bond payment today and cover payrol payroll. >> staying in new jersey where stated indicate rerz launching a series of hearing to discuss whether middle and high school student should start the school day later in the morning. legislature passed law last year to consi

it was dwight eisenhower. he immediately called his former attorney general and said what a fine speech ronald reagan had just delivered. he then called a former special assistant and said, what an excellent speech ronald reagan had delivered. dwight eisenhower wrote back a multi-step political plan for ronald reagan to follow. reagan would end up following eisenhower's advice to the letter. >> author examines dwight d. eisenhower's behind-the-scenes mentoring of ronald reagan and the pivotal role the former president played in reagan's political evolution in the 1960s. for the complete "american history tv" schedule, go to c-spspan.or cspan.org. >>> cspan.org is a video-rich complement to your c. fan vi-c-. most hearings stream live on the site, so if you're away from your television, you can watch on your desktop or laptop or smartphone or tablet and c-span archives all of its programs online in the c-span video library. if you miss an episode of "washington journal" "book tv" or other favorites, you can fin

most recently general dwight david eisenhower won the republican nomination in 1952 and the presidencythe associated press reporting trump now has the support of 1239 delegates, two more than the 1237 required for the nomination. hours after securing that nomination, trump told reporters in bismarck, north dakota this morning he's looking forward to taking on hillary clinton in the general election if she isn't indicted. >> i want to run against her. look, she has bad judgment. this was all bad judgment. probably illegal, zeal we'll have to find out what the fbi says about it. shocking to see what she did. and more than anything else, it's bad judgment, that's up to her whether or not she wants to continue running. lou: but the clinton e-mail scandal is only one of her long list of problems and potential pitfalls. new polls out of california show clinton virtually deadlocked with senator bernie sanders with less than two weeks to go before the democrats vote in the country's biggest state. i'll take all of that up with former presidential candidate herman cain, and among our guests her

dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small business week last night with nearly a thousand attending. this year's theme is celebrate small businesses tapping into opportunities. san francisco fosters a unique entrepreneurial environment. as i tell my co

and michael is preparing for the birth of a watermelon with dwight. now, this baby will be related to michael through... delusion. michael! yeah. my water's breaking! oh, okay. okay. [groaning] what do you do? what do you do? i get a call from jan, and i meet her at the hospital. right. highways or surface roads?

. >> they're trying to reschedule, but at this point it's you will dwight m -- all the way to mid june. >> last weekend we had to cancel 240 games. >> reporter: 240. >> 240, and we won't be able to make those up, because we are in the seventh week of an eight-week season. >> reporter: tonight rockville's track and field meet was canceled. >> this rain impacts everybody, because right now we've only managed to get about half of our sports leagues. we're about three weeks behind schedule. >> you're sick of the rain? >> yes. >> want it to go away? >> yes. >> reporter: yes, i know how you feel, c.j. i am quis reschedule games into the end of june. but the problem is some of the athletes won't be there, because they'll be on summer vacation or in camp. live in bethesda, shomari stone, news 4. >>> here at the live desk we're looking at terry mccall allive's last campaign. the fbi is determining whether his campaign accepted illegal contributions. hundred dollars of donors contributed and gave mondaey to foundation set up by president clinton where mcauliffe once sat on the board. a chinese c

specialist five dwight h johnson distinguished himself onto my 15, 1968 -- a merry 15, 1968, republicanblic of vietnam. he was a member of a reaction force moving to aid other elements of the platoon, which was in heavy contact with a battalion sized north vietnamese force. his tank through a track, and he became immobilized. realizing he can do no more as a driver, he climbed out armed only with a pistol. despite intense hostile fire, specialist johnson killed enemy soldiers before he expended ammunition. returning to his tank through a heavy volume of fire, he obtained a submachine gun with which to continue his fight against the advancing enemy. he engaged in extremely close combat when the last of his ammunition was suspended. he killed an enemy soldier with the stock end of his machine gun. he climbed into his platoon executed test, excavated a wounded soldier and returned to his carrier. he returns to the same tank and fired the main gun until it jammed. specialist johnson again left the tank and armed only with a pistol gave several north vietnamese troops, fighting his way throu

on the weekend presidency, dwight d. eisenhower behind-the-scenes mentoring of ronald reagan and the role the former president played in reagan's political revolution. here's a preview. reagan followed his advice. he made eisenhower seek the common sense in that first letter that ike advised him to do twice as the actual campaign fame in 1966. eisenhower admitted he had been studying reagan and did not give the mass and extreme white wrangler -- extreme right-winger. he ended up advising reagan on polling and emphasized northern california in his campaign for the governorship. to bring in his primary opponent, the former mayor of san francisco, to bring in his supporters to reagan's campaign. dwight eisenhower helped ronald reagan fight charges of being an anti-semite. onenhower mentor drake and speech delivery. this is the well-known speaker and actor ronald reagan. eisenhower critique some of his speeches and thanked him. seek oute should democrats and independents. in my opinion, this is the true origin of her reagan

and you discount the other ones, 1% for church and dwight, for example. so it is very methodical even though there's subjectivity into what is a sin and what isn't. >> how about for sloth? >> they're all in the index and we pick the best stocks to track the index. >> okay. >> no intent there. >> all the binge watching. >> exactly. dante says sin is technically if you're not obsessed with god that was sloth. that was the original definition. so all these things have very -- a lot of subjective view on sin itself. >> nice to see you. >> thank you for having me. >>> a busy week of earnings coming up. the trades ahead of the numbers next. before we take a break, look at the halftime portfolio leaderboard. stay tuned. [crowd cheering] i could get used to this. now you can. when you lease the 2016 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 months. see your lexus dealer. >>> michelle's getting ready for "power lunch." i'll be there in an hour. take a look at the big earnings out next week. these guys are all watching them. you're watching tiffany, jim. >> expectations are r

dwight eisenhower kicks off his 1952 presidential campaign with a speech in his boyhood beline, kansas.ev he was serving in europe as nato's supreme commander. taft was considered the republican front-runner. supporters in a move to "draft eisenhower" put his name on the ballot in several primaries. seasonend of the primary the race between eisenhower and taft was considered dead even. eisenhower returned to the u.s. in june to start campaigning to win the gop nomination in july. he defeated taft on the convention's first ballot and then beat battle i stephenson in the general election. adelai stevenson in the general election. [applause] [applause] ladies and gentlemen. we are of course experiencing a shower. i assure you there is not have as much water here today as there was in the english channel eight years ago today. [laughter] [applause] kansas we can use this rain. it's ok by me. today i returned to the home of my boyhood to join with friends and family in the union. to see again familiar faces. to receive an inspiring welcome. no man can experience these things without deep grati

dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small business week last night with nearly a thousand attending. this year's theme is celebrate small businesses tapping into opportunities. san francisco fosters a unique entrepreneurial environment. as i tell my co

welcome. >> thank you. >> i second everything that dwight said about you as you well know. what's interesting is that you view yourself as a kind of scout. for the boomer generation. >> yes. >> yes, that is the gimmick of the book. >> yes. >> is that i am experiencing what every one is going to experience unless they get run over by a truck. you know. but if they die the way most people die, with some sort of ailment, they-- it will resemble parkinson's which is very much like growing old. >> like the tremor is one thing, slowing some movement. >> yes. slowness of thinking. >> slow thinking as well. >> yeah. >> so yeah, so i figured i might as well make it useful. >> well, we thank you, by the way, i'm about two years earlier than the boomers but i will take all the advice i can get. so we thank you for scouting and telling us what it is going to be like. i hope, maybe if we know what this looks like, we'll want to speed up whatever the alternatives are. >> well, there's a lot of good research going on. but they-- they also, a lot of good research that is not being funded.

last week, fattah lost his re-election bid to dwight evans. >>> a trial of a man begins tomorrow accused of beating a college student and the death of 18-year-old girl. he claims he only pushed her during a drunken argument and did not try to kill her. last week, a defense witness testified that an earlier injury and a nosebleed that left blood in hall's lungs caused her death. >>> new at 11:00, police are searching for a man who stabbed two people inside a north philadelphia grocery store around 6:30 tonight. police say the suspect stabbed a 17-year-old boy and a 20-year-old man. both are expected to survive. >>> now to the financial crisis in atlantic city. the issue will be spoke about tomorrow when a $2 million bond payment is due. on friday, guardian told nbc 10 the city will likely come up with the money. no city or town in new jersey has defaulted on it is debt since the great depression of the 1930s. >>> and puerto rico is expected to default on a major debt payment tomorrow and the impact could make a bad economic situation even worse. that payment is for $422 million. the defau

the writers say even former president dwight d. eisenhower and u.s. generals stated the attacks were not necessary to end the war. >>> japanese officials are taking action in response to a violent crime involving a former u.s. marine. last week police in the southern prefecture of okinawa arrested kenneth franklin shinzato after he admitted strangling a woman. general nakatani lodged a protest with defense detective ash carter. carter hoped the perpetrator will be held responsible under the japanese legal system and apologized. >> translator: we are discussing with the u.s. ways to prevent incidents like this from happening again. >> japan's minister in charge of okinawa affairs also spoke about the incident. she has indicated she'll seek a revision to the status of forces agreement. the pact includes rules governing crimes committed by u.s. military personnel and civilian employees. she said the current agreement could stand in the way of bringing people suspected of such heinous crimes to justice. >>> an international human rights group is accusing

we will spare you the instant dwight freak-out about what this will do about bryce harp. strawsberg on the mound, 6-0 on the, he went seven plus innings also surrendered a couple of two-run homers. martinez in the fifth, happened about five minutes after the tweet went out about the extension, tigers up 4-1. bottom of the 6th. >> daniel murphy, what a he's been having in that uniform, a 2-1 shot to right field. an rbi and single the 16th game of the season don't look now he's the major league's batting leader. natting tying the game. bottom of 9th, danny espinosa hassing in to say as bryan knight. that's bryce harper out of the game. two pitch puts later, pinch hitter clinton robinson coming to bat. he comes through. a game winning walk-off solo homer. three-run deficit 5-4, afterwards there was a question about harper's ejection. >> he certainly don't like him. to get tossed. every once a while. you got to blow off steam or else you go crazy. and so i'm sure it won't happen again. >> don't call it a come back, gone throw games for this hit on the penguins. we'll be back