carrying gauze and medical supplies. it picked up a cargo of rubber, tin and nickel. the value of what it brought back valued the cost of building the submarine. also, rubber, tin and nickel were critical were supplies for germany. right after deutschland got back, the second of the merchant u-boats failed. it disappeared. never arrived in the united states. it is still missing today. the deutschland made a second trip later in 1916 as well, moving on to connecticut, it generated much publicity. u-boats and new england, this is u5 three a production german submarine, it sailed in september 1916 for the port of newport rhode island on october 7, it put into port. and gave tours to us naval officers there, it did not refuel. the next day it went out and sank five merchant ships. , there was no loss of life, there were like 15 u.s. destroyers running around trying to keep ships from being sunk but because the germans were operating in accordance with international law the british were curing were supplies to britain and they were legally justifiable actions by the submar

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. >> doug, gauze to see you again thanks for joining us. >> thank you for the time. >> good luck with the dog as well. and you can read more about his picks on our website at nbr.com. >>> coming up, the crack of the bat. music to the ears of one entrepreneur who took his one-time hobby all the way to the major leagues. that's tonight's bright idea. >>> late today, ford said it informed global salaried workforce of a reorganization that includes job cuts. the auto maker did not say how many positions would be affected. but that a decision will be made in the second quarter of next year. >>> toyota is recalling about 2.5 million hybrid cars worldwide. the auto maker says the vehicles could stall while driving. the recall affects 800,000 prius cars in the u.s. toyota says the defect occurs rarely but didn't say whether it linked crashes, injuries or deaths to that problem. >>> you know, when baseball was born in the mid-19th century. its name was two wards. baseball. the rules were different and so were the uniforms and equipment. but since the '90s hundreds of teams in the vintage baseb

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the president today told reporters to do some digging instead of just the gauzing, easy sob story reporting something >> you know what you should do john? go do the middle felt care van, take your cameras and search, okay? take your camera -- john take your camera, go into the middle and search steve cishek. you're going to find ms13, middle east earns, everything, and guess what? we're not allowing them in our country. >> laura: one thing is clear. they know that there is protection in numbers. that if they flood the zone, they'll be able to overwhelm border patrol officials as they did in guatemala and in mexico. >> the my grants on the bank cheered as she is lowered to the raft. [ speaking foreign language ] yes, we can. . >> laura: does that sound familiar? [ speaking foreign language ] ? if it does it's because back in 2008 obama the candidate actually stole that slogan from amnesty activists i think here in the united states. it's no wonder the mobile mob feels 'em bold end, after vowing not to allow them through mexico, mexico, its police force is actually now providing an escort to

dirty gauze bandage bans. thank the lord saved his life. with bart and bart now has a great home. he got his cast off and that's why lara trump, congressman matt gates all bipartisan support are supporting voting yes to amendment 13 to ban greyhound racing. you can still gamble just not run these dogs 45 miles per hour and drug them on cocaine. >> greg: tell me about it. >> happy ending for bart though. bart is beautiful. he is so kind and shy. they are like giant cats. >> dana: great dog to rescue. i think greg shut get one. >> greg: i don't like cats. >> dana: service dog on a plane. we will see you back here on monday. don't forget special package with the halloween bad manor that we went to. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> >> bret: hey, danna, thanks. this is a fox news alert. the fbi says they have their man, federal authorities arrested a man today suspected of mailing at least 13 bombs to high profile democrats including two former presidents, one addressed to former cia director john brennan in care of cnn's new york bure

but it was a long game gauze he got the -- it years ago.y same numbers. finally it paid off. if you're stubborn enough, you too could spend with with other people. >>> very impressive world record was set in portugal because a brazilian surfer. and set thing recrtd for the highest wave uvs said bay unl. flrs 6-into the tall frooifb. the world surfing league spresented this afrrd for it. frshs same surf break for 80 feet. very impressive. >> i'm surfess one so i'm a palm but i pts that's like -- yeah. lasted for like two seconds. >> are dwrou thirsty e? wouldou p a glass of lemonade ini was going to say wait a couple of minutes. this is really inventive and scientific. row just push this button and all this other junk happens and it keeps happing. >> wow. >> we could sit here and watch it but let's see the end result. you could just put the liver. bravo on the effort. his lemonade stand is going to have some issues. >>> tiny cute baby meerkats in australia, all fitting in the palms of a zoo >>> this morning on "world news now" the rush to co

or you're going to have to get involved with politics at some point gauze you're not going to get anything done. private property rights are the backbone of what makes us a great nation. i i attack them. i think we can have them both ways. i think we can protect private property rights and develop infrastructure. ms. cockburn: if you're concerned about private property rights then you would also be concerned about the property of ranchers on the border of mexico and not putting a giant wall on their property. i think that for me the pipelines can be addressed at a federal level in different ways. with thesewent ahead pipelines very quickly without responding to all of the demands of the department of interior, for example. that should be -- we should be holding their feet to the fire on that. and i would certainly do that as a congress person. also safety issues. the pipe when it's actually on the country side going next to a farmhouse is thinner than it is in an urban area and the idea is well -- except for the people that live right next door. so you can't have differences in the fitness

politics as usual in 2018, and think they not treating it as politics as usual means that we can't just gauze over it and paper over it by saying, well, both sides of the political aisle are behaving uncivilly, and so what do you do and then shrug your shoulders. all of us, officials and civil lead leaders and the media need to be point and open and honest that one side and this president in particular seems to condone and glorify violence. the president just the other day, and this not one of the clips that you played, chris, but just the other day, the president was making jokes about a sitting congressman physically assault ed assaulted a reporter last year. and after charlotteville, the president said there were good people on both sides after assaulting a a young woman. and so there are attempts in the coming days to say, well, sexual assault survivors on capitol hill are rudely being affected, and it is a difficult conversation to say with one side incites violence or one incites more than others and i am sure they will be criticized because i am a democrat and worked for hillary aclint