i am not like ernie pyle, he wrote. i do not mind looking at dead men. but these sights and sounds will remain with me forever. he seemed to want to prepare her for what sort of man would be coming home. but his letter was not typical. some talked about the weather and what he wanted to eat, and that was basically it. thomas childers argues that soldiers try to protect their families from what they were experiencing. when a division went through rome, he hope to talk about what had happened. his family could share the larger context of what he was doing and what he had seen since lerno.are no -- sa and that it possessed found transcendental meaning. but he came to believe that his hope for understanding from his family was all an illusion. he could never write to them about the war, about the men, crushed and charred, to a carbonized smudge along the road. or, disemboweled by a mine. or the screams of drowning men in a river. that was the war he knew. try as he might, he could detect no larger meaning in it. and that is a quote from thomas childers. popu

i think it was the equipment that first gave ernie the impression he wanted to be an engineer but i am his mind. ♪ >> after i leave michigan state university, i will work in the field of civil rights as a leader and organizer. even in the northern states, you will find pockets of discrimination like you do all over the world. there is a tide rising against it and i want to be part of it. ♪ ♪ i came to michigan state to study engineering. three years ago, i changed my mind and decided i would rather work with people than with machines. under professor david got leave, i received my that sloot degree in sociology. next week i will receive my masters. i am convinced that a white american can never fully understand what motivates the negroes desire for equality. but for white americans, they are becoming more concerned especially my generation and that makes tomorrow worth dreaming about. [bells] the american negro must protest and he must also build understanding by searching for the truth. the truth in science is becoming tools for truth in relations. for the past two years, i have been

might have read it was from the bernie chapter and there's only one chapter in the book that's about ernie. you would think so from the guardian's viewpoint the book would have bernie sanders. the headline of the article was the way the headlines was the destruction of hillary clinton sanders and millennial feminist which right away makes it seem as though my argument is that millennials feminists -- which is not my argument. at all. i have some beefs with bernie and the way he presented his campaign but when the comes to the millennials we are describing a generation gap. >> what do you see in that generation gap that would lead them not to support hillary clinton is as their first choice? >> that's a great question and for some people it certainly was grounded in policy differences however it's very difficult to sort out what were well rounded policy differences to what has been turned into brands you know so there are a number of issues that ernie supporters had with hillary's positions but what happens to the problems in hillary's positions is -- everyone has soft spots. they were turn

been a temple for people who keep new orleans' music traditions alive, people like cyril neville, ernie, trombone shorty, kermit ruffins, and eddie bo. and on tonight's "sing like a star," we're gonna hear performances from a city hall worker, a college student, and a wine and liquor salesman. what unites them is a dream to have a professional singing career like so many of the musicians who have played right here. let's meet our judges right now. two-time grammy winner terrance simien is one of the most

>> ernie: what was that, bert?cters as known and beloved as any human tv star. >> bert: will you just take that banana out of your ear? >> ernie: i'm sorry, you'll have to speak a little louder, bert. i can't hear you. i have a banana in my ear! >> stahl: today, almost half a century later, "sesame street" is shot on a soundstage in astoria, queens, with one of the cameramen who filmed the first episode still on the job. the "sesame street" set is a vibrant, upbeat place, with puppeteers on rolling stools down below, and the furry and feathery creatures they bring to life in the sometimes crowded space above. >> abby: it was a little awkward. whaaaaaa! >> big bird: i'm sorry! >> stahl: the puppeteers figure out how to position their muppet by watching the scene on monitors. the day we visited, they were filming the debut of the new muppet character, julia, who has autism. the story begins with julia's friends, muppets elmo and abby cadabby, introducing her to big bird. >> big bird: oh, hi, julia. i'm big bird. nice

so minnijean is trapped, i can't go get her, i can't helper, ernie -- c-span: ernie? >> guest: earnest green, one of the other nine. we see this chili come off her tray and go down this other kid, you know, just grease. and the black cooks behind the counter, there's dead silence. and i'm thinking, that's it, i'm going to die right here today because there's too many of them, too few of us. i look around, and there's no adults there, and what are we going to do? we got out of there, we got minnijean out of there. that one incident would lead to a series of incidents, you know? one down and eight to go. by then, by her response whether by accident or on purpose, she now showed a vulnerability. and the segregationists realized the way to get these kids out of here is to provoke them, make them do something. so her leaving, her having to leave set us up with a real dilemma. but so by the time i met link, she was already gone -- c-span: where'd she go, by the way? >> guest: she went to new york, to a school -- dr. kenneth clark invited her, the black psychologist who had

but who is that earn knee >> earn knee is in there, he'll take care of you.rnie >> ernie is in there, he'll take care of you. . >>> it's part of the stem program in mash burn, gary will get in there and what's happening, that is one of the certified instructors, you can't just fly in there by yourself, it's a lot harder, he's got to teach gary how to keep his legs together and keep them up and arms out, the guy in the red is the trained instructor, he's used to doing it. and gary looks. the wind is blowing straight up we lost the feed, it's an intense amount of air, if you have a chance go out. at lot of fun. >>> looks like fun. >>> we want to mention again the break news. unfortunately we have to report to you that the body of laura wallen has been found, the missing school teacher from maryland reported pregnant, her body was found this afternoon and someone has been arrested for her murder. we'll have more details on this coming up tonight on our 8:00 p.m. >>> keep it here 5at630 will be right back after the short break. break. >>> the president's pitch for tax reform natural

and we did a song by allen houston, here come the girls recorded by ernie kale. we put our twist on it. and the rest of it is all originals. but it was all fun. i was doing the album, i went in the studio by myself for two weeks off and on. i set up all the instruments and the circle. i just went from drums to bass to guitar and i just created everything before i let the band come in because i already knew i wanted to sound like. i had a picture of what i wanted to be and after i got that out the way, then i allowed the band to come in and see if they want to change anything, which way they will play. this but it was a lot of fun. >> yeah. >> it's a lot fun. >> you mentioned allen tucson. the death angel has been busy in the music community. so it's been a while since allen pass add way. that hit me. that broke my heart. i know you knew him better than i d he's been a guest on the show a few times. being a new orleans native, that must have been a profound loss for the city. >> very pro found. he was on stage and fell bad or something right after. that i was actu

political circumstances that we face whether or not it's libya or whether or not it's north korea ernie place else in the world so we don't want to see more of it ok our children great to have you with us tonight thanks so much. president trump commented on north korea while hosting the prime minister of spain today the president says military options are not preferred but are on the table with north korea manila chan it's been following the story there's going to be harder this does it not only that but at this joint press conference the president called on all nations to apply diplomatic and economic pressure on the reclusive north to force them into complete denuclearization that. we thank spain for its recent decision to expel its north korean ambassador and for standing with us in our efforts to isolate the brutal north korean regime it is time for all responsible nations to join forces to isolate the north korean menace. north korea nuclear weapons and missile development threaten the entire world with unthinkable loss of life all nations must act now to ensure the regimes complet

and if you look very careful today he did not say anything positive about mcconnell or paul ryan ernie the republican leadership. but he was praising the democrats yeah i think this is a little bit about this a stick in your eye republicans for not doing what i asked you to do this summer. so i'm gonna give a little sugar to the democrats. congress state thank you so much for explaining everything. you're watching bbc world news america still to come on tonight's program. it was the book that prompted a discussion on aging and the end of life. tonight we speak to the doctor who write being mortal. the senate's released details of its revamped or electric com. a previous version was a global bass sound at the company's facing tough competition from its us rival tessa. the sign says the new leaf model can travel two hundred forty kilometers on a single charge. but it's still less than the ranges offered by how bad that trick comes from testa and general matches. report we filled haze has a close up look at the new call in tokyo. a. in tokyo today a huge production with lots of pizzazz. f

we heard about the ernie greene story. i want to take a moment, mr. president, to draw attention to the millions of american citizens who are fighting for their lives in puerto rico, never, ever to forever get that people in puerto rico and the virgin islands are, in fact, american citizens. it has been five days since hurricane maria ripped through puerto rico, people are without power and communication, in many cases with no end in sight. my staff has checked to see the condition of the veterans hospitals, both in puerto rico and the three virgin islands, the three american virgin islands. mixed response. some of them were up and running with electricity and water, some of them are running with a generator. some of them have been suspended or closed for a period of time. it is up to us to make sure that the hospitals are served and up and running and obviously so much more we need to do. much of the island of pert poart remains most -- puerto rico remains cut off from san juan. the government dispatched runners on foot to make contact with towns out

that the library of congress had the scouting reports of the legendary baseball branch and to read ernie banks he said he had some talent to see these reports and what he said about these players to know the relationship with jackie robinson and so all these treasures there just isn't a subject you can think of and that is what has been the greatest joy for me working with the staff and then the surprise is how many things are still being discovered. >> that is with 164 million plus items in the collection you probably can't know what is in every file and look and cranny but shared the stories. of course your office which we've looked for reasons to go. the older building is the jefferson building but your office is across the street in the madison building on the sixth floor all glass with an outside area overlooking the capital. it is the spot. that building is only the james madison building as the only official memorial through james madison in the capital and the jefferson building a sold his collection to congress after. all is forgiven now. there's a fireplace in the capital that

ernie sanders should know this because his state of vermont canned single-payer before they could and economically, this wouldn't work. from a political standpoint, republicans that use with senator barrasso are looking to hang this over the democratic party just like you did with obamacare. we look at 2010, i was looking at the national republican congressional committee at the time and they voted for obamacare, lost by six percentage points of the ballot. republicans are hoping to utilize this in a similar fashion. >> trish: josh, does this go anywhere? >> josh: just about the time is targeting concerned with where republicans are, democrats, chiller true colors. if you're an american, you are absolutely fascinated by standing in line for your medical care or waiting three weeks for a surgery. there's a reason why everywhere else in the world comes here. >> sandra: fox news alert, we want to jump in here. six people are dead, 115 evacuated due to intense heat, let's listen. >> also, the agency for occupational health that governs these types of facilities to determine the regulation

the showers around lake tahoe, thunderstorms around ernie. -- bernie. temperatures 59 in livermore. a little cooler than yesterday. we are seeing some unusual or a big change from what we had two weeks ago. thursday low pressure center dropping in. and month from now this would be a significant storm but it is a weekend storm. cooler tomorrow morning. temperatures in the upper 40s. we will warm up for the weekend. cool mornings, the highs will build him but more toward the weekend. a warm up in-store mainly for next week. on the weekend you will see in the five day forecast, temperatures tomorrow kind of cool. definitely milder than you would expect. you will see saturday and sunday temperatures get into the mid- 80s and upper 80s by monday. we will see low 90s by the middle to the end of next week. going back into a warm weather pattern which could set us up with the fire danger that we do not want to have. enjoy the next couple of days, cool weather. in the morning it will be chilly. >> always think of the fire season over the summer but the oakland hills fire was in october.>> it

think about michigan, trump one michigan and ernie one.ey were -- kid rock will be a senator if he runs. greg: with men, he will get men but with women, he'll get women. [laughter] what he won't get our beta male students and blog editors at the huffington post in angry unemployed activists. i got elated that he will get 98.5% of the votes. [applause] tyrus, this guy is taking professional wrestling into politics. >> no, he did not. he's a singer. he ain't no wrestler. donald trump did that. trump actually wrestled and that we cut a promo. what he is trying to deal -- here's the deal, donald trump is a unicorn. donald trump is a pony. you can't do what donald did. >> do you want to bet? >> i will bet -- $2. when donald made mistakes or when anything from his past was brought up he owned it. fired back on you. it's already starting and they had him with a didn't used to perform at -- i'm not talking you. you have to own and you are a wild rock 'n roll child and you did the drugs and partying and you have to own it and turn it around and thr

. >>> is ernie talk already of more protest later this week? i have not heard of any in the next few days. but certainly more coming up in the weeks and months ahead. these activists and advocates will be watching the development to come very closely. >>> a crowd of several hundred people gathered at uc berkeley's hall tonight to protest the daca decision. some of them marched down telegraph our canoe -- avenue. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the end of the tokamak program. >>> a major hurricane has formed the atlantic and is now tracking toward florida. irma is a category five hurricane. winds reach up to 185 miles per hour and the national hurricane center says they could strengthen even more. evacuations have already been ordered for monroe county, which includes the florida keys. in the miami area today, there were long lines around the block as drivers waited for gas. governor rick scott says that people with special needs will be evacuated from miami tomorrow morning. voluntary evacuations could begin as soon as tomorrow ni

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there are three choices, prop up obamacare, ernie care for our bill. that's where you are at. count me out for propping up obamacare. hell no to birdie care. count me in for an idea that gives a patient a voice they would never have and single payer health care. count me in for people in my state making a decision about health care verses some bureaucrat in washington. there is a lot of fight left in the republican party when it comes to repealing and replacing obamacare. the reason i know that is i spent all of august talking about our stated nobody was very happy with the idea that the republican party after seven years promised to repeal and replace obamacare, made an effort and bailed and apparently are ready to quit. the question is there anybody left in washington to repeal and replace obamacare of? is there any fight in the republican senate, in the white house? i can tell you there are a lot of colleagues that are dying to have another shot at health care there are a lot of colleagues of mine that would like to talk about taking money and power out of washington and re

. >> others in town are left to do their own cleanup, like ernie bore den and his family who rode outples. >> it sounded like three freight trains all at once all around the house. the noise, the sound. >> just hammering. >> it's unbelievable. the wind, it wasn't whistling or moaning. it was screaming. the wind was just like screaming. it was deafening. >> they listened as hurricane irma blew right through here. >> the whole house started vibrantin vibrating. there were white caps in the driveway. we literally had waves in our driveway last night. >> wow. >> it was unbelievable. >> i feel like one man trying to clean the sand off the beach one grain at a time. which one do you pick up first. >> but their horses luckily survived. >> the tree used to be this big, magnificent gorgeous shade tree they really enjoyed. and now it's shredded. i look at it and it looks like charlie brown's christmas tree. it's just pathetic. >> but the boreden family is counting their blessings they survived. >> randomy joins us from naples. how much structural damage has there been in the areas you were in?

joining me is "business week's" economics editor, petr coy, and "wall street journal" report ernie coalctor, mark. peter, you've said that the destruction we are seeing is due in part to the fact that houston is the only major city without a zoning code. like this is -- yes, this was a once in a thousand year-type of flood. how does houston have no zoning? >> i want to be clear that we're not saying that everything would have been fine if they had done things right. we still would have had a huge disaer. this was just titanic amounts of rain. history has a history of floods. this is not the first time. the city has been wet since the early 19th century, a german explorer got his wheels stuck in the mud when he went to visit. yet the city has grown just tremendously by kind of patching things together, relying on gray infrastructure, culverts and pipes and trains and kept paving over as you said more and more of the land was impermeable so when the rain hits, has nowhere to g, it pools up, goes into people's houses and buildings. if they charles hadlock more of a frein answer, kept more

ernie pyle did for the soldiers of world war ii. and i thought that was quite an honor. deeper insights into how the battles were false, and that is , as a guideret them at antietam. i don't interpret from a general's perspective. i never understood them. i don't understand my supervisors either, but that is just my particular perspective. >> fantastic. i have a general question that anybody can answer, if they want. to me, it always seems like who are writers it interested in history, seems like a passion for whatever you are writing about can sneak up on you. where does it start for you? is it a passion for something very specific, or is it something you falling to accidentally, that gets you going on whatever journey you are on? >> i will take a run at that, if you don't mind. in my case, i was trying to answer a specific question. the answerppened is, to that question to me to places i never expected to go. william s. was, was rosecrans a better general than they history books tell us? and the answer was, yes he was. so the next question was, why do they history book

at least it caps iran's nuclear capacity for 15-plus years and if you listen to people like ernie, the past secretary of energy, instrumental in selling the deal, caps it forever. >> jane, good to see you in person. thanks so much for your analysis. jane harmon, president and ceo of the woodrow wilson center. form are congresswoman from california. >>> two top executives at equifax, not the two, two top executives at equifax retire. whatever that means. alleviates few concerns as they work to recover from the worst date breach in history. guy got e in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) the joy of real cream in 15 calories per serving. enough

ernie sander's big idea is to tear down the big names.onald trump was to tear down hillary clinton and hillary clinton's big idea was to direct you to her website, www.hillary clinton.com. but the fact is there is massive innovation going on around a centrally important subject of education to work. it touches every home and no one is telling anyone about it. that brings me to my section that needs to be reshaped deniem politics. so i use a lot of parallels from nature in my book and make inking in general and mentally to think about politics today, you have to understand we are in the middle of three climate changes that ones. we are going for what i call later to now. i could fix that lake inin minnesota and i could do it now. or later. not anymore. leader is officially over. later will be too late. so whatever you are going to save coming you better think of saving it now. that is the climate change. we are in the middle of a change of the climate of globalization. we are a world that's interconnected to a world that is interdependent.

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jacob, you stay safe out there, don't let ernie push you around. >> yeah, well, you know, i'm a pushover thanks, chris. >> no, thank you. not just jacob but all the folks who have been out there for many days if not more than a week. and certainly over the last couple three days have been in the middle of this storm so that we can bring you this information. so my thanks to them. in the meantime i want to bring in james lee whit, the former fema director who ran the agency during the clinton administration. it's good to see you and it's good to have your expertise because we know that there's still a lot of work going on by fema in houston and all throughout texas. now you're looking at not just florida but we're seeing the damage that's going up north in places like georgia. take us inside that agency. what's going on right now? >> well, i'm sure before the hurricane irma hit they had region four had staff in the operation center in the state of florida partnering with them. and of course now the most important thing is taking care of the needs of the people that are there. and what's r

ernie ford.e ar i like that. one of the songs was "16 time." what was the key line from it? same thing with sharecroppers. the more they work, if you did not create enough to pay it off, you got deeper in debt. if you had to get your food at the local store owned by the landowner you did it , on credit. if you didn't pay off that credit, you were more in debt. what happens with the system of sharecropping, it puts the people who were sharecroppers deeper and deeper in debt and puts them under control of the landlord. if you tried not to pay the debt, you tried to escape, the problem was that you could be arrested or put in jail for not paying your debt. this was no better. if you are in jail, they could take your labor and lease it to local landowners. you have heard of the convict release system. essentially this is what , would happen to those who tried to escape their debt. you'll be arrested, placed if jail, and then your labor would be used to build roads , to build factories, clean forests, and a wide variety of things having been rented by the local landlord. some peo

does ernie's to be more effort to look at these intrusions in the future? >> i think we need things going forward. the data point i use, other people in my position feel the same way i do, this is a risk to her agencies and markets and the economy that we regulate and oversee. i believe we will need more resources going forward. if you look at the resources that private actors devote information technology in cyber security, single actors door the amount that we have available to spend. to me that just tells me were out of step. >> if you take a look at the edgar system that will remain in place basically indicated earlier testimony is complex, it's been modified and customized based upon the information you received it makes it more vulnerable than some other types of larger systems that basically a patch is put together for for the public's hands. does have a system coming on board, the cad system the comprehensive audit trail. i assume the two will be compatible operational at the same time. when that happens you have a huge amount of information found a

>> when i first met her i met through her manager ernie her music. the music spoke volumes do me. you know. we've been buddies. this is my little sister. i'm love her energy, her willingness to be open minded so all types of thing. you know what i'm saying? she has the pre requisite skills to be star. you know what i'm saying? >> clearly. we can see that. now this is little bit of homecoming for uh-uh went to how war university. yeah. >> that's where you and lady bug mecca met. >> yes. butterfly is from. >> seattle. i met him in d.c. philly area. we college kids you party all over the place. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> yeah. folks have to come out and see this legendary group with this opening act ma row ya rose. >> no doubt. we were going to do care i don't care key can i do you something a cappella. i want to hear you. can you do something real quick. >> yeah. >> this is exclusive. sean planning on doing this. whatever you want to bless us with we'd be glad to hear. >> wow. >> like yesterday you're like wish i had your like two weeks late you're lik

so instead of that middle income american ernie. it's now 12,000.t process. we are making it competitive around the world which has been the heart of most people and were gonna let that money come back and invested american jobs. what would you like to see in terms of this one time fee. >> i want to make sure it's very low. that should be 10% or lower. going forward it will be zero. were going to a territorial tax. it means as we are competitive around the world instead of our tax code forcing companies to invest in other countries they are going to invest back in america. they will put the dividends back into america as well. going through this can you talk to us about where the debate was and what you would like to see different or would you vote on this the way it is. we still had work to do inside to wear where know where those brackets are. we want to make sure every individual has their say in that process. i thought it was one of the best meetings and it wasn't just me saying i decide to member this morning said this is the best meeting they

but their problems emerged as members of ernie said. the rulemaking process has put in place has become lengthy and burdensome in their immediate monographs and it also means that we can't respond rapidly to safety issues. perhaps a naÏve thought at the time that science would need understanding wouldn't involve a new safety issues would come up for these products already marketed. but that is by no means the case and we have really been hammered in responding rapidly to safety problems. sometimes this means consumers unprotected. any of these manufacturers open to liability. this process prison in 1972, so it doesn't apply to anything later. so this is only still trying to deal with the products on the market at that time. so there is really nothing for innovation in this entire process. the reform that we are proposing on the monograph system and follow the condition will be marketed without prior fda approval conformed to the commission for marketing. it's a public process, so the public has -- is streamlining process by replacing ru

. >> ernie teaches me. the best part is you have baseball in the day.>> no, i think there was a colder show. that was cold. >> that was one of them. wrigley field. >> oh, my gosh. they put us out in the lawn. >> no. exactly. negative four. >> family dog. in the dog house. joins us now from washington, senator claire mc. >> you look so young after ten years. it's amazing. >> it's amazing the magic of show business. >> it happens. what words of hope, what encouragement do you have for everybody watching the show this morning about the next ten years. >> i think a lot of people in missouri, i've done 43 town halls in missouri. mostly in places where i'm not very popular. what i heard over and over again is why can't you guys just compromise. and i really do think the middle matters. in the old days, the senate would take the 15 and far left and the 15 on the far right. they'd stay on the curb. other 7 o senators would hammer around. negotiate and make progress, but we understand we would get things done. then kind of fallen by the wayside. what they try to

. >> ernis. >> edward al. >> eric allen. >> joseph ryan allen. >> richard dennis allen. >> richard lez. >> victoria alvarez. >> caesar alvier. >> james mamado. >> joseph. >> paul wambros. >> christopher charles amroso. >> craig scott amunson. >> kelly anya jr. >> joseph p. >> kermit charles anderson. >> avet conscious anderson. >> john jack andriocio. >> michael andrews. >> gene andrukiy,. >> sue. >> what n works g. >> joseph john angleni jr. mary lynn edwards angel. >> laura angeleta. >> marie antigwa. >> and my father kevin james murphy. i love you very much, dad. and i know you're looking down on me with a big, big smile on your face today. i love you. >> and my uncle and my hero, new york city firefighter and united states marine matthew david garvey. we love and miss you, uncle matt. >> petepeter paul apollo. frank thomas. >> patrick michael. >> david gregory aroche. >> michael george. >> lewis arena. >> adam paraes. >> michael j armstrong. >> jack charles aron. >> joshua todd aaron. >> richard avery. >> am i are a joy aronson. >> jaffet jessie ariea. >> carl francis avaro. >> m