and george burns was sitting at your table. >> that's right. >> and i went over to george burns and i said "i wanna tell you how i admire you. and i've never met you." and so on. and he said "kid, are you" -- are you in the business?" and i said, yeah, i am. he said, "are you gonna stay in the business?" and i said "yes, sir, i think so." and he said "me, too." [ laughter ] >> he was only 94 at the time-- or 93. >> yeah, it was great, just great. >> how'd you get into acting? >> uh, well, i was a farm boy from kansas. and i wanted to know where the trains were going. [ laughter ] >> you just got the hell outta-- just decided to leave the midwest? >> yeah, it was-- i was in the dust bowl. the same period--yo >> yes. >> you were around there. >> yeah. >> and movies was a great light in a dark theater. and that was my first real contact with the outside. >> did you ever have any formal training? anybody in the family at all in the entertainment business? >> no family, no. but i later studied with strasburg in new york. and he was a great teacher. and i was very fortunate. i started actin

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she knows that george burns was right when he said the secret of success is sincerity.arn how to fake that you got it made. donald trump, on the other hand, isn't mr. empathy. the last -- after the last debate, he said i may go harder at her this time around. if he does, if he comes off as overbearing. if he comes off as nasty or mean, if he invades her space, i think he has got huge problems. >> but he feeds off the folks, too. and that might be an advantage for mr. trump. so we will see. bernie will be with us on monday to analyze the debate on sunday night. we will be live on sunday night by the way setting it up. killing reagan on deck. we will talk with the actor who plays the president. the factor tip of the day. what happens when you lose in life? factor will be right back from washington. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incen

if you elect me, citizens of new york, i will work every day to make that george burn brighter.his at the end of every debate and most other speeches he makes. he says he is fighting for the middle class. at the end of his last bit, he said with a middle class, the best is yet to come. that was six years ago. we're still waiting. the problem is it has not happened. he invented an imaginary middle-class family. if you have to talk to a real middle-class family, they would tell you they are not doing so well. wages have been stagnant for a decade. we have had record low economic growth. new york has lost jobs and people. it has lost congressional districts just to prove it. people are struggling with obamacare. the middle class is not doing well. the college debt, the fact they cannot find jobs, it is not going well. termafter year, term after -- mr. louis: that is going to do it. they're going to take us right off the air. thank you for joining us. that includes our debate against our candidates. we thank senator schumer and ms. long for participating. [applause] >> this has been

poetry readings with known poetry writers that won't peoples that threaten to shoot police and burn georgebush. she does hang out with some people or invited them into the white house numerous times, consider them to be her friends that use language very inappropriate towards women, so across the board, hopefully this is opening up that conversation among pop culture about really how she we respect women in all areas, not just in politics. >> patty, do you want to respond? >> go ahead, bakari. >> dis-i think that's absurd. first let me address paris, because paris said that he wants to talk about issues but we just saw a debate where the first thing that happened an hour before the debate was donald trump sat there and trotted out four or five women allegedly accusing bill clinton of acts. so you didn't want to talk about issues then but you want to talk about issues now. and second, this has become this red-herring talking about, that all the sudden hip hop music and rap is to blame for the cowerardness and predatory behavior of donald trump. let me tell you something, black america today

she has done with known poetry writers that write poems about threatening to shoot police and burning george w. bush. that's my issue. she has invited them in the white house, consider them to be her friends who do use language inappropriate towards women. hopefully it is opening up the conversation amongst pop culture about how we should respect women in all areas, not just politics. >> patti, you want to respond? >> go ahead, bakari. >> i just think that's absurd. i mean, first let me address paris. paris said he wants to talk about issues, but then we just saw a debate where the first thing that happened an hour before the debate was donald trump sat there and trotted out four or five women allegedly accusing bill clinton of acts. so you didn't want to talk about issues then but you want to talk about issues now. second, this has become a red her ring talking point all of a sudden hip hop music and rap is to blame for the predatory behavior of donald trump. let me tell you something, black american today and hip hop music and the culture it represents is not responsible for some billionai

martha washington burned almost all of his -- george washington burned almost all of his letters with marcia washington, so only to exist. go further in time, and you see the adaptation of technology. a very publicis role for most of these first ladies. >> former first ladies running for president. on hillaryter clinton, for anybody who wants to know how she approaches campaigning and politics, if one,e read that chapter, you know right away, she is the most well-known woman in the world. trail in 1992, things were getting rough for bill clinton. it shows how hillary reacted. >> what did you learn working on the book? >> my favorite stories were ones where i knew nothing about the first ladies whatsoever. lucy hayes, known as lemonade lucy for prohibiting alcohol in the white house. someone like grace coolidge, you have the silent calvin coolidge, and then grace coolidge is almost a rock star. she is the opposite. you learn even about modern first ladies. bird johnson. all first ladies really go back to her as a role model. she takes on causes. eleanor roosevelt did, but then there wa

george laveen. someone murdered and burned him in november of 2009. investigators are hoping special unwho knew him can solve the case. >>> because of identify hog it is. we're able to ask for help. and so hobefully we'll get more reeds and bring someone else to justice for the crime. the most recent permanent address before his death. it was the belmont hotel near u.s.-19. >>> every home can use fixing up. but this home needed more than most. when you learn who lived here why this massive makeover was done for free. >>> nice autumn day. 89 degrees. how is that for a high. partly cloudy now. clouds rolling in a good night coming up and the weekend that's comingum. >>> amalie arena and kicking off the season. a rivalry here we're going out okay, you know i was your governor. but there' s some things you may not know. my hair used to be way better. i swim every morning. and yes, i'm a fan of fans! and in congress i'll get things done for pinellas county. i'll protect social security and medicare, defend women's healthcare and planned parenthood, and tak

video shows blown out windows and damage from the place 10 burns through the roof of the home. prince george's county firefighters say the victim was in his 80s and at least one smoke detector in the home was not working. >>> tracking metro this saturday morning, starting today, a portion of the redline will shutdown thanks to metro safety makeover. stephanie gale heart his life at the metro station. what do people need to know about this? >> reporter: this is going to all, 200,000 riders are going to be affected by this. this is certainly going to be causing a lot of headaches and it does start today for the next 25 days. the redline will be shut down between cal you debt, noma, and fort totten, thanks to the me -- makeover. this comes at a time for those running in the tomorrow, historically the metro opens at 5 a.m. but because of construction work being done on metro, trains won't start running tomorrow until 7 a.m. organizers are keeping the starting line open for an hour, anticipating late arrivals. >> it has been a snafu but like the marines you overcome. it will be different but it is

george's county. the victims were taken to a burn center with minor injuries. sky track 7 flew over the scene of dainty lion lane. have caused the fire. also, california's attorney general launched a criminal investigation into the san francisco-based wells fargo, involving allegations the banking giant opened millions of unauthorized customer accounts and credit cards. that scandal has led to the resignation of the bank's ceo and a $185 million settlement. wells fargo says it is cooperating with investigators. consumer alert, airlines will have to refund baggage fees for lunch that is substantially delayed, according to regulations proposed by the department of transportation. congress mandated refunds if bags are delayed 12 hours or more for domestic flights, 15 hours or more for international travel. there is no word when flyers will see the refunds, but travel experts say one of the best ways to save money and time is through some apps. >> go up in price or down in price and tell you the prime time. jonathan: the department issued several final rules aimed

burns died sunday. he was 57 years old. along with the likes of boy george, he blurred gender lines, greatly expanding the definition of cool forever. cry ? >> reporter: today the culture club crooner tweeting, one of our great eccentrics and such a big part of my life. later in life burns became known for his sometimes caustic appearances on reality shows like britain's "big brother." >> who trained you to use the toilet? >> my mom. >> how old were you? was it recent? >> wait -- >> reporter: he became famous for his ever-changing face. >> you were a beautiful man. >> i see it as an art form. i see myself as my own clay. i was remodeling it. >> reporter: i interviewed burns for "nightline" about his plastic surgery obsession. >> what are you underneath? >> i'm not about to tell anybody that, all i will say is what you say on the outside is a complete contradiction to something that's on the inside. we're all changing something. you're not sitting here unshaven. or stark naked. i'm not sitting here untouched by the syringe. >> reporter: he said a procedure i

george, virginia. callback hello. i wanted to thank ken burns for all the work you've done in this area, and in particular i wanted to bring up the issue of what happened when campaigns divide people 50/50, 50% of the people love one candidate and hate the other and, therefore, theyemoni demonize them. demonize them, usually the rest of their career. after they leave. >> guest: this is a central that i think american democracy. abraham lincoln understood thiso he said that no european or asian or african army could take us over, that it will going to die we would die by suicide. we saw that in your suicide in our civil war but i think he is doing arthur schlesinger, jr. now deceased said there's this but you're exactly right. our campaigns have default from issues to demonizing the other. we should only be demonizing are accepted enemies and we should be saying i disagree with you about this point, but you're not a bad american, but we challenge whether there are americans, whether they are a good person, whether they are saying, this is ridicul

a swastika was burned into the field here at prince george's county high school, now police are looking for a car in connection. i'll have the story coming up. sarah? >> and the man accused of defacing donald trump's walk of tonight. what he is now saying about his actions. >> many people getting running shoes ready for the marina marraco thon but there are transportation troubles posing some trouble. what you fleed to know before you go off to kickoff this big event. >> you know what? this event is going to have amazing weather for us. i'll have the details coming up. we are really going to have i'll let you know what to expect jo ishe was a union electrician. pickup - i grew up working on his jobsites where he taught me the value of hard work and teamwork. that's how i built two businesses from scratch right here in maryland and created thousands of jobs. in congress, i work across party lines - from rebuilding roads to creating jobs and to strengthening social security. roll up your sleeves and work with others. that's what my dad did, and it's what i'll keep doing in congress. i'm j

burns. former under secretary of state and political affairs under george w. ick burns and retired admiral james stavridis. >> great names on that list. >> biden -- would biden do that? >> if nothing else, it's a good signal by the clinton campaign to obama folks that we're going to continue the legacy. >> republican nominee donald trump addressed biden's recent remarks that he would like to take trump behind the gym to punish him for remarks that trump made. >> biden said he would like to take me behind the gym. you know what you do with biden? you go like this. he would fall over. tough guy. mr. tough guy. mr. tough guy. a little bit and he's gone. another beauty. can you imagine if i ever made that statement? donald trump is a bully. he threatened vice president biden. donald trump is a bully. can you imagine? he can say it. everyone thought that was a wonderful statement. >> mika? >> he makes a good point. i think if it was the other way around, there would be lots of news analysts going he incited violence. good god gracious be. >> you're doing a donald tr

burns died sunday. he was 57 years old. along with the likes of boy george, they blurred gender lines greatly expanding the definition of cool forever. ? do you really want to make me cry ? >> reporter: the culture tweeting, one of our great es centrics and a great part of my life. burns was known for his appearances on reality shows like britain's big brother. >> how old were you when you did it? was it recent? >> reporter: and he became face. you were a beautiful man, why change? >> i see myself as my own clay. i was remodelling it. >> reporter: i interviewed him about his plastic surgery obsession. >> what are you underneath? >> i'm not going to tell anybody that, but what you see on the outside is a complete contradiction to what's on the inside. we're all changing something. you're not stark naked, and i'm not untouched by the syringe. >> the procedure on the lip in >> i'm clever in what i use now. i get bored and need a change. >> reporter: burns died, according to his manager, of a massive cardiac arrest. i'm nick watt for nightline, los angeles. >> w

george lucas' museum in the bay area. and a rescue in the south bay, how firefighters saved a man from a burning home. ,, house in east san jose last >>> a life saving rescue, firefighters pulled a man from a burning house in east san jose last night. paramedics were able to revive the man. the fire broke out about 8:30 p.m. firefighters were able to knock it out in an hour. fire left 7 people without a home and no word on what caused the fire. >>> a missing woman from san bernardino is found alive in an over turned car. rescuers were called to the scene of a car that rolled down a hill. they prevented the car from sliding further. the woman was trapped in her car for five days. it took crews an hour to pull her out. she is suffering serious injuries but is expected to survive. >>> san francisco is hoping george lucas will stay home after all. the plan to house the museum in the bay area seems to be on again. a supervisor supported a treasure island museum, if they work it out, he will build thutraction with his own money. >>> still ahead, three astronauts back home on earth. new video of their landing. >> and coming up,

do you think general george p h patton would say we're coming in three months? their throwing people off meathooks. burning adults alive. now hillary wants massive immigration. including a 550% increase in syrian refugees over and above the thousands and thousands that president obama is taking we don't want isis. the refugee plan would leave us with generations of terrorism in our shores. i only want to admit people that wi will not endanger us. a trump administration is going to suspend immigration from terror broken regions and we will sis pend the syrian refugee program. we're not going to take the risk when it comes to the safety of the american people, no longer. so let me state this as clearly as i can. if i'm elected president, i will keep rad kal ids la-- radical i terrorists the hell out of our country. hillary also said she wants totally open borders. no one who supports open borders can ever serve as president of the united states. totally open borders. a trump administration will secure and defend the borders of the united states. and we will build a wall. we have to. [ crowd chanting "build t

george zimmerman learned his fate today. the sentence and what zimmerman is saying about the punishment. >>> rescued from a burning suv. the driver saved and peopl said thanks. >> the average american looks for lost or misplaced items, we toss it and then it is last where it lands. then you try to hook it. bring it down. >> with everything else. >> right. >> want that year back i'm sorboni banerjee, we get the experts to share their secrets. how to faster the faster closets after an obscene amount was spent building this controversial courthouse, the state learned the contractor had overspent on framed photos that were never used. when the state refused to pay, bob buesing sued... demanding taxpayers foot the bill, including his own legal fees. bob buesing profitted from government waste and abuse? now running for senate, buesing wants us to trust him with state spending. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and

it was first building built after the british burned down the town of charles town. paul re reserve sam dals and george washington all vaguisted shot spot do. still draws acrowd >> it is got lot of name recogition so, many high level politicians movie stars have been in here. today chef steven sharing one of their all-time favorite recipes it has been same for many, many years. no one coming tweaked it or done anything to it. >> first, saute salt pork and big pot. put that in pan. and then low heat. and then add chopped onions and butter. >> it is one pound of butter. you need but tore to make it thick. meant butter down. then we have had flour. >> so you keep stirring this. yes. that will cook for about five minutes. then add clam stock. we don't slam stir with whisk until smooth. then add the rest of the stock. >> potatoes. >> lot of clams. lot of clams >> no shortcut there. >> locally sourced. >> looks delicious. >> season with black pepper. garlic powder onion powder and dried thyme. bring to boil and again ating cream. >> we use light cream. because it has been i hate to broken. add sauce and touc

costa fire captain, george lane, says this string of fires was set dangerously close to nearby homes. >> the walking trails all extend through neighborhoods, and so as a fire burns in these areas, they're difficult for fire apparatus to get to. >> i think it's really scary they're trying to start this fire by our house -- people's houses. you know, these are people's livelihoods and where we live. and i don't like the fact that, you know, people are purposely setting fires. >> reporter: and tonight, the suspect is being held at the county jail in martinez. he is being charged with arson, but again, he has not been officially linked to any of the other recent fires along the nearby trails here. reporting live in pleasant hill tonight, i'm elyce kirchner, nbc bay area news. >>> a tense situation unfolding right now in san jose. a standoff is entering its eighth hour. police have surrounded a home where an armed man is accused of threatening a pregnant woman. police also evacuated the neighborhood. this is near the east ridge mall in san jose. marianne favro was on scene and eight hours and counting. what's the strategy? >> reporter: well, officers have tried every

> also in prince george's county police trying to identify the person killed in the second deadly fire in the county in less than 26 hours. the victim's body was found inside the burning home in landover last night in bollinger. friday night an older man died in a house fire in washington. >>> a multi-car crash in eastern avenue left a woman dead this weekend. 50-year-old kim moore died after a speeding chrysler that caused her car to spin, hit an suv, then crash into two other cars. the driver of the chrysler took off, but police later arrested him. 31-year-old timothy johnson of seat pleasant, maryland, is charged with involuntary ambulance. >>> we're >>> last night -- involuntary manslaughter. >>> last night an 8-year-old girl was hit by a car, was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay, but a man came to her aid, officered a heart attack and died. meantime we're told the driver that struck the child did stay on the scene. >>> turning to campaign 2016 with nine days until the election the fbi is moving forward with its investigation of a laptop used by hillary clinton's top aide. investigators want to know if e- light on clinton's use of a private e-mail

martha washington burned all her records between her and george washington. there are only two that exist. you go from one extreme to another. the farther along in time, you see the adaptation of technology and the role of first ladies against emerge as well. now, they have a very public role for varsity's first ladies -- most of these first ladies. at first they were behind the scenes and did not do that too much. steve: a former first lady is running for president. mark: the chapter on hillary clinton, if you want to know how she approaches campaigning in politics, read that chapter. you know right away she is the most famous woman in the world. the most well-known woman in the world. he is on the trail with her in 1992 and things are getting sort of rough for the clintons. toshows how hillary reacted things i think you would rather have not if happened but she goes on the attack with republicans. it shows a very savvy first lady and politician even back in 1992. steve: what you learned working on the book? mark my favorite stories are the : ones that i did

martha washington burns all of her letters between her and george washington. there are only two of them that exist. so you go from one extreme to another. and the farther along in time, you see the adaptation of technology and the role of first ladies emerges as well. now, they have a very public role. in the past they could kind of , get behind the scenes. i do not think you can do that anymore. >> a former first lady is running for president. chapter on is a first lady, hillary clinton. you read that chapter, and you know right away she is the most famous woman in the world. when she is on the campaign trail in 1992, when things are getting sort of rough for the clintons, it shows how hillary reacted to things i think she read it -- think she would've rather not have happened, but it shows a very jazzy first lady back in 1992. >> what did you learn from working on the book? mark: my favorite stories are the ones where i knew nothing about these first ladies. lucy hayes, she is very ahead of her time. she is pushing cause. and then grace coolidge is almost li

burning sensation in her throat. neither the woman or her unborn child were injured. >>> 5:07 a.m., brigette kelly and bill baroni were charged with causing a traffic jam on the george washington bridge. they testified they thought it was part of a traffic study. >>> city council will hold a public hearing on the recent wave of home invasions and robberies against the asian community. more than 100 chinese american families and small businesses have been vitaminized in 2016 alone. >> if you have a ghost costume for tonight, you might want to make the sheet two ply. >> reporter: maybe a little blanket underneath it. it's going to be cool, but not too terribly windy. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry, as we look outside, you can see the camera bounce a little bit. we are getting off to a breezy start, but later in the evening the wind will die down. 48 degrees in reading and philadelphia. same story in trenton and wilmington, and pretty much the same story in millville. down the shore in cape may, 53 degrees at this early hour. there go the showers and thunderstorms that came through last evening. behind it we got breaks in the clouds. we'll have a f

george patton. they clear it out in a violent evening. casualties on either side. but the pictures of the burning of the camp and the way that the american army treated veterans of the previous american army was one of the darker moments of his career. he later tries to paint those men as something of a communist uprising. [indiscernible] he tries to put the best face forward on it. this remains one of the more controversial aspects of his career. [indiscernible] the other thing about macarthur's career as chief of staff is budget. [indiscernible] they need leaders to think about the army today and the future of the organization. the army was the largest part of the federal budget. every year that he was chief of staff but for the last, it took a 10% cut every year. macarthur quickly had to prioritize. do i save programs or do i save people? he made the following choice. he said i can cut programs. saveter wrote i have to people. the only weapon that cannot be mporized, experienced leadership. that would be the foundation of the army in the future. this is the early 1930's. adolf hitler has risen

it was first building built after the brifrj burned downtown of charles town. paul reviewer sam adams and george washington all visited the hot spot. and still draws a crowd >> it is got lot of name recognition so many high level politicians movie stars have been in here. today chef steven chairing one of their recipes clam chowder. it has been same for many, many years. no one coming in tweaked or do anything to to. first, saute salt pork in big pot. >> put that in pan. and then low heat. then add chopped onions and butter. >> it is one pound of butter. all right. you need but tore make it thick. >> melt butter down. then we have flour. so do you keep stirring this? stir. don't get brown that will cook for about five minutes clam stock. if you don't to clump up. stir with whiching until smooth. then add the rest of the stock. >> potatoes. lot of clams. lots of clams. no shortcut there. locally sourced. >> looks delicious. >> all right. season black pepper. garlic powder onion powder and dried thy bring to boil and begin adding cream. use light ceo versus heavy cream. because it has been -- >>on

george sorros, as someone who needs to be destroyed. now he sees trump as an instrument that can now destroy the republican leadership, basically burn downhe show. who knows if this will work. we don't have any templates to compare it to. we'll see. >> as you report this out, when you look at the influence of steve bannon, how he wants to go after paul ryan today for example you have kellyanne conway on the phone with members of congress. how do you split the difference? is there internal tension on the campaign? >> kellyanne is always more cautious than steve. there are issues they align on. conway is very into the bill clinton sex accusations. she really likes that line of attack. steve bannon does, too. he orchestrated paula jones and others to turn up to the debate. on some issues in terms of thermo nuclear war against the republican party kellyanne is more cautious than steve bannon. there are tensions along those lines. >> we are out on the campaign trail all the time. you hear a wide range of reaction to this from supporters. i want to play some now and then talk about it. listen. >> probably rise up. take it as it is. if you're i

burned more than 9 million acres in our country last year. >> hillary clinton campaigned with former vice-president al gore who said his there is george w. bush in the florida re counts in 2000 is quote exhibit a that every vote counts. that is indeed the truth. we bring in senior political writer joe garr foal he. let's start with trump's tweet storm. boy he unleashed which he's done before. he seems to have just drawn the line in the sands and said if you're not with me 100% screw you i'm going ahead. >> yes. and if the shackles were off what were they before. >> now i can really talk. >> now i can really be me. that's the strategy what does he get with that? there is the time you're supposed to be reaching out to other voters bringing other people in. the stuff that he's saying only talks to the people supporting him before. the more he rails on hillary talks about jailing her all that kind of stuff nats not getting any new people. those aren't getting people undecided it's bat strategy it's very entertaining for us but it's kind of bad. >> mean while he's losing traction in the polls he needs to do something to gain that back. is the