and such was the case with george johns. this was something that happened just the night before. we were lucky to talk to him. >> escort. >> during our shoot at concern valley, inmate george johns serve eight years for being involved in a high speed chase while on parole, started a fight in the cafeteria and was hit in the head by a wooden block. we met him the following morning. >> tell me the story. tell me what happened. >> i had a personal problem and i ran over and handled it and i didn't make it all of the way. i was in the chow hall eating, got irritated and finally decided i don't like this guy. so i'm going to bite him. that's it. >> next thing you remember? >> they're dragging me out. telling me i got hit in the head with a block. >> let me see your head. >> the shooting left john with seven staples in his head and a wound still cakes with dried blood. he said the scar running down the back of his head was the result of getting run over when he was younger so you knew the guy you got into a fight with? >> kind of, sort of. apparently i didn't like him. >> i was eating m

. >> george john, ceo of rocket fuel, thank you., johncory battelle, and rocket fuel ceo george john. with changes to the internet like the possible creation of collection,nd data many are asking what kind of internet we are actually creating? we are back with our guest host john battelle for a discussion on the changing landscape of the net. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. the internet, as we have known it, is drastically changing. what started as an interconnected web with few rules and global access is slowly being regulated and regionalized and government snooping into our online actions and government is collecting our personal data. what will the future of the internet look like in these trends? ,ory johnson and john battelle our guest host, back with me. is thears from now, how internet different? >> it is a great question because i do not think we know, but if we think about what is happening now, we can imagine what we would like it to be an take actions now to at least skew us toward that at her vi

. >> ringo, george, john. >> paul, ringo, george, john. that's the fab four at their first press conference, having to introduce themselves to the press. exploring the british invasion and explosion of beatlemania here in the united states. >> it's like aliens landed. >> look how they look, how they act and how they talk -- wow! >> you remember him, drummer and singer for another '60s phenomen phenomenon, the monkees. great to see you. >> thank you. >> you knew all the beatles, especially lennon and ringo starr. would you rooting for them to succeed or fail? >> i'm not sure competition is the right word. you know, we were almost like the next generation. our fans were typically the younger brothers and sisters of the beatles, but i with his a huge, huge beatle fan when i first met the beatles, i met paul. all i could do was stop, not ask for his autograph. werp all huge beatles fans. >> what was it like to be a professional musician during the time of beatlemania? >> it was very exciting. it was the first time that young independent free a

and that night, i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, george harrison and john lennon for three shows for four white guys who are british, to come out of nowhere and be everywhere was quite unbelievable. >> the beatles are a bunch of guys from liverpool. i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port town, and these port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people coming back to america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ maybelline can't you be true ♪ maybelline can't you be true >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kisses, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so, i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino, all of the great rock

>> new cofounder john battelle and rocket fuel cofounder and ceo your john -- george john. data collection, many are asking what kind of internet are we actually creating? we are back with our special guest host, john battelle. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. the internet as we have known it is drastically changing. what started as an inter-web with few rules and global access is being regulated and regionalized. corporations are collecting our personal data. what will the future of the internet look like given these trends? cory johnson and our special guest host john battelle back with me. five years from now, how is the internet different? >> is a great question. i don't think we know, but if we think about what is happening now we can start to imagine how we would like it to be and then start taking actions now to skew us towards that better vision. >> what do we want? >> many of the original values of what we might call the first web, where there was no limit to anybody who had ambition could put age ingle out and say, i will start something. ou

. >> george, john. >> the reporters had the same attitude that most adults in america had, which wasusly. they didn't understand anything about youth culture. >> well, they learned fast because they had to. soon after the beatles launched the british invasion, the music business exploded as the rest of the world went through monumental changes. ♪ stones here. buffalo, stringfield, steven stills. you know this song for what it's worth. part of this sound track of "the sixties" and here is anthony, contributing editor for "rolling stone" magazine. nice to have you on. >> pleasure to be here. we've been talking about songs becoming a fabric of the '60s and i learned something today, and i know you know this. the buffalo springfield, for what it's worth, a lot of people associate that with the vietnam war. and demonstrating. but it was about clubs. closing in l.a.? >> yeah. there was -- along the strip, you know, where obviously a lot of young people were hanging out, there was kind of, you know, kind of crackdown by the l.a. police. and that sense of unrest, though -- i mean, that's one

hollywood and the second world war and among the directors featured by author mark harris is george stevens and johnpra. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> some live events to tell you about on the c-span networks. the international institute for strategic studies is hosting a discussion on the situation in syria and how the surrounding region is being affected by the events taking place there. that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> and on c-span 2, a look at how energy policy is being impacted by the conflict in ukraine. former u.s. ambassadors to russia and georgia will be among the speakers. that's live at 10:30 a.m. eastern. >>> i tell the story about how i, whose every aspect of whose identity is in one way or another a threat to israel. my gender is male, my religion is muslim, my citizenship is american, but my nationality is iranian. my ethnicity it persian, my culture is middle eastern, everything about me sends off all the warning signals for israel. and so the experience of an iranian-american single man trying to get through the airport in the 21st

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among them six rare documents signed by george washington, john hancock and thomas jeff jefferson. the collection includes a letter from george washington sent to a soldier. washington thanks him for his service during the revolutionary war. >> good finds. >>> the new evidence. >> rchters reveal they found a link between childhood vaccines and autism. >>> frustrated over a fix. owners of the recalled gm vehicles with their concerns over a lack of progress, including one woman who has been told to keep her car at home. >>> age change in the efforts to keep cigarettes out of the hands of young people even longer. >>> tonight, the truth about mammograms. does spending more money on new technology really help? we will have the results of a just-released study ahead at 5:00. >>> a new study fined vaccines do not cause autism in children. researchers analyzed 67 different studies and found no evidence that immunizations cause autism. they discovered the vaccine in particular is not associated with autism. >>> new jersey might raise the minimum age to buy tobacco products. the state senate

george lucas. just for your information, guys it is john, paul, george and ringo. >> george harrison, not george lucas> members of the philadelphia orchestra, no doubt have no problem naming the beatles. next week the philadelphians will orchestrate two performances of a beatles tribute show, the classical mystery tour at the kimmel center. >> in eye on the arts, pat ciarrocchi has story of two artist whose typically play beethoven but they are ready for the beatles. >> ♪ >> reporter: they look kind of like john, paul, george and ringo but will sound as close as you can get. >> literally they are playing transcriptions of what the beatles did. >> classical twist, in orchestration by the philadelphia orchestra. >> ♪ >> we actually get a the lieutenant of inspiration, musical inspiration, spiritual inspiration, from groups like the beatles. >> if i had chance to sing along. >> reporter: don who plays, wanted to be ringo as a kid. >> i was, you know, whacking the cardboard boxes, you know, just to try to make some drum sound. >> reporter: he believes beatles were not just rock and roll. >> the harmonies

the crash happened last night on john rogers boulevard. prince george's county police say the driver lost control of the bike, hit a curb, and then a tree. rescuers took him to the hospital where he died. >>> today hundreds plan to protest at the federal energy regulatory commission. the groups are protesting exporting fracked gases from u.s. coastlines. those protesters will meet at the toll at -- capitol at 1:00 p.m. >>> germany will take on argentina for the final match of the 2014 world cup. game begins at 3:00 this afternoon and there are viewing parties planned all over our area. >> out in virginia the arlington cinema and draft house is inviting people to come and watch the game with them. doors will open at 2:00. the theater on columbia pike in arlington. in the district the smith yoen yan is hosting a party in the courtyard of the national portrait gallery and in maryland, pack a picnic basket and head over to national harbor's world cup watch event, showing the match on a 32 foot led screen by the potomac river. should be a good game. no matter

. >> john george of the northern california computer crimes task force says people have been scammed using prepaid phones smuggled into the facilities. >> there has been we know that a scam is going on across the nation. 7-11 would not let them buy more than $700 worth of cards. after each purchase they gave the scammer the pin number, and it wasn't until the couple claiming to meet the deputy did they know they had been scammed the scamster never showed up. >> i just looked and said we've been scammed. >> 50 people received similar calls >> i want to thank the news organizations so word can get out. >> that is very brave of her the scam is just one big perpetrator. others are getting calls and if you get a call like that, confirm it with the agency. authorities would never call you on the phone, asking for money and not for money now. for more on the report go to abc7 news.com. then select 7 on your side. there is information on how to tell me about consumer problems. and there is a link on abc7 news.com. >> coming up next around the world take your time. no rcome on.y. with the cha

. >> john george of the northern california computer crimes task force says people have been scammedusing prepaid phones smuggled into the facilities. >> there has been we know that a scam is going on across the nation. 7-11 would not let them buy more than $700 worth of cards. after each purchase they gave the scammer the pin number, and it wasn't until the couple claiming to meet the deputy did they know they had been scammed the scamster never showed up. >> i just looked and said we've been scammed. >> 50 people received similar calls >> i want to thank the news organizations so word can get out. >> that is very brave of her the scam is just one big perpetrator. others are getting calls and if you get a call like that, confirm it with the agency. authorities would never call you on phone, asking for money and not for money now. for more on the report go to abc7 news.com. then select 7 on your side. there is information on how to tell me about consumer problems. and there is a link on abc7 news.com. >> coming up next around the >> coming up next around the world flight of ♪ yeah, g

but i'm going to say instead, i'll pick that nnl at 39% and say that john mccain watched an 8% drop in the hispanic vote from george w. bush's high water mark are we reached out in a very positive and proactive way, down to john mccain at 31%. four years later, for the re-elect of barack obama, presidential candidate mitt romney came forward and he garnered 27% of the hispanic vote. that's really not disputed. so he dropped 4% from the 31% of john mccain, the open borders john mccain, to 27% for mitt romney. and what happened, mr. speaker? we ended up with an autopsy report that said that somehow it was a calamity of, a freefall, a loss of a big chunk of the hispanic vote because mitt romney had said a couple of words that seemingly, allegedly had offended people. those two words being self-deport. now, if the language is so sensitive that you can't use a term like self-deport without losing the presidency, how in the world, mr. speaker, are we going to enforce the law? how are we going to reinforce the respect the for the rule of law if we can't in a delicate way say, you know ferks if we really do enforce a law,

nine descendants of john hart, george reid, who signed the declaration of independence took part in theng of the bell along with mayor michael nutter. >>> a developing story tonight. a man's in critical condition after philadelphia police say his girlfriend intentionally ran him over with her car. this happened around 10:00 at a gas station at washington lane and fayette street in west oak lane section of philadelphia. the woman is in police custody. >>> a shooting sent a young man to the hospital on this holiday as well. nbc 10 in north philadelphia around 4:00 this afternoon. police say the 23-year-old was shot 3 times. this was in the 2500 block of ridge avenue. he's listed in critical condition at hahnemann university hospital tonight. police tell us they're now looking for two men who drove off in a white chevy caprice. >>> a high-speed chase led to a fiery crash in los angeles and injured six people including two police officers. police say a man stole an electric tesla sports car from a dealership then led police on a chase through the city at speeds of more than 100 miles an hou

. >> reporter: george washington university law prsoofesr john banshaff who thinks the name should be changed says while the judge's decision has no weight in the trademark fight does add to the argument. >> the very fact he singled this word out, not the atlanta braves or the vikings or the fighting irish as a racial slur says the r word is different. >> reporter: the team is appealing a ruling by the u.s. patent and trademark office that found the nickname disparaging. in launch team owner dan snyder launched a foundation to support native americans funding more than 40 projects across the country. snyder vowed not to change the name saying an overwhelming majority of native americans do not find it offensive. >> we're not an issue. the real issues are real life issues, real life needs and i think it's time that people focus on the reality. >> a spokesman today told us the team would have no comment about the judge's nickname ban. in a letter to u.s. senate majority leader harry reid team president bruce allen wrote that a majority of americans are in favor of keeping the name. >>>

john: why quit to our own to stand upon foreign ground? so then we untangle our peace with their ambitions. this was from georgeashington and conditions have changed. >> that is standing. john: but with a world war i never buildup for intervention has been that successful. we won the cold war because their economy caved in on itself and it would have anyway. >> some believe that but what washington was saying for a country like united states in 7897 to have the option to stay out of european conflicts only makes good sense but it was washington that led the of continental or three. there is of man who knew how to use force effectively i'd like other presidents since then. john: john bolton. think you are will argue about immigration and i will steal the hayek phrase to explain why i am not a conservative. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a

the crash happened on john rogers boulevard. prince georgenty police say the driver lost control of the bike, hit a curb and then a tree. rescue crews took him to the hospital where he died. >> today more than a dozen religious organizations plan to protest at the federal regulatory commission. the groups are protesting exporting fracked gases from u.s. coastlines. the demonstrators will meet at the capital at 1:00 this afternoon and march toward the commission's headquarters on new jersey avenue. >>> abbreviations of phrases on social media are practically their own language, right? we are social.com monitored twitter for three months and came up with a list of the most used acronyms. lol, that means laugh out loud. >> fomo, fear of missing out. >> lmk, let me know. >> hmb, hit me back. >> fbo, facebook official. >> i'm a little behind on those. >> can't keep track of this. anything you want to say just pull up the couple letters and make it work. >> lol the most popular used, over a million times in three months. >> that's a lot though. >>

prince george's county hosted its first annual international festival. john gonzalez helped introduce the performers at capitol center boulevard. carnivals, music, and food vendors. it wraps up tomorrow and in the itsrict, the bar hosted 10th annual block party featuring burlesque performers. you could enter a drawing for a free trip to paris. the french national holidays on monday. monday is going to be a big day in these parts. >> did you see the people fanning themselves? it is going to be hot and sticky. but then big-time changes. >> it will come at a price. >> it will. but tonight, the story has been the super moon. camera.from our rooftop i showed it rising. i've got some more pictures for you. .his is a gorgeous shot always gets great shots. it is so nice to see the full super moon in our hometown with the washington monument. andave had clear skies another great shot. you were talking about the launch tomorrow carrying supplies to the international space station. kind of a double do well. as far as conditions tomorrow, it should be ok. although ok tom

john adams was our second president and son, john quincy adams, number six. george bush 43 remembers his first day in office and the surprise visit from 41. >> and i was kind of sitting in the office just reflecting, absorbing the environment. and in walks my father. it was a very touching moment that he would come and share the early moments of my presidency with me. >> president george h. bush and president george bush share some things in common. >> he didn't have a vision about what i should do in life. he didn't say look you need to go out and practice fielding for ten hours a day because i want you to be a great shortstop. his attitude was i'll provide examples for you on how to live your life. i'll set certain values and go get it. i wish you all the very best. obviously, if we needed help or advice he was there. but he never really tried to steer the course of our life, for which i am eternalily grateful. >> i think it is fabulous, but not to the point where i want to emul emulate him. when he was a kid after getting shot down he couldn't remember the moment

in 1906, george bent and george hyde published six articles in the magazine called " the frontier." they debunked john shivington's story of sand creek. george bent technologist that he had fought with dickinson -- george bent acknowledged that he had fought with the cavalry, he mocked a man in colorado who talk about rebel plots to ally with the region indians. inveterate foes of texas and the arapahoe zen had no incentive to fight with the south. turning to the massacre, bent related details of shivington's betrayals of the peace chiefs with american and white flags flying over black kettles lodge in the colorado troops butchering. bent understood the civil war as a war of imperialism rather than liberation. hadoncluded that shivington wrought the thing he always claims to have prevented, conflict that threatened if only briefly expansion into the west. he said their actions and somehow decide the service and an had dared to suggest a white man might be uncivilized. downing responded to george bent in the denver times labeling him a cutthroat and the thief, liar and a scoundrel but worst of all, a h

. >>> john, paul, george and ringo, the beatles in 1964 at the very height of beatlemania.tographs from that year are some of the most iconic images in terms of pop culture and music ever recorded. tonight more than 50 years later harry ben sen, the legendary photographer who took all of them shares his memories on some of his favorite beatlemania photos. >> in paris, that's when beatlemania started, no question about it. after being number one in america, all of a sudden instead of a crowd around the hotel, there was now a big, big crowd around the hotel. every day and screaming. i was on the same floor with them, and in the bedroom after the show, and brian epstein the manager comes in to say we're number one in america. "i want to hold your hand." happy, now i've got happy beatle. so another half hour and he comes in again to say we're on the ed sullivan show. we're going to america. so i said to them, how about a pillow fight? they said yes. then john said, no, no, no. we're looking child -- we'll look childish. we've got the look more mature and the others went, yeah,

hollywood and the second world war and among the directors featured by author mark harris is george stevens and johnwith us. >> thank you for having me. >> some live events to tell you about on the c-span networks. the international institute for strategic studies is hosting a discussion on the situation in syria and how the surrounding region is being affected by the events taking place there. that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> and on c-span 2, a look at how energy policy is being impacted by the conflict in ukraine. former u.s. ambassadors to russia and georgia will be among the speakers. that's live at 10:30 a.m. eastern. >>> i tell the story about how i, whose every aspect of whose identity is in one way or another a threat to israel. my gender is male, my religion is muslim, my citizenship is american, but my nationality is iranian. my ethnicity it persian, my culture is middle eastern, everything about me sends off all the warning signals for israel. and so the experience of an iranian-american single man trying to get through the airport in the 21st century is a reminder

having said that, another interpretation of events is that, as you say, after these efforts, john kerry, george mitchell, hillary clinton, barack obama taking a bit of a different tone that is previous u.s. administrations, that none of that engendered a greater cooperation from hamas. what do you say to that aspect of this? because hamas is noti welcoming any kind of two-state solution. >> really, in a way, you can look at hamas as, in fact, the other side of the coin. the ultra conservative shift in israel itself. you have hamas and you have the ultra conservative right in israel. two sides of the same kind. ask an ultra conservative right wing in israel if he or she believes in a palestinian state. hamas would tell you the same way. we're talking here not about the ultra conservative hamas and the ultra conservative right wing within the government of netanyahu. we're talking about majorities in israel and palestine who believe in a two-state solution. the question on the table here is that the netanyahu government caters to the ultra conservative right. the netanyahu government is more inte

george stevens during that time in june of 1944? >> stevens was right there at d-day. you know, just as john d-day supervising the filming effort made by the navy, stevens was there overseeing the shooting done by the army and of all the major battles and turning points in the war, d-day was the one that allied film makers had the longest and best opportunity to prepare for. this was a filming effort that involved hundreds of cameras, both stationary and manned, and dozens of cameramen. and stevens, you know, as the war progressed, often his function was to coordinate some film making efforts with the allies. particularly the british or canadians, and that was one of the things he did at d-day, ford asked if stevens wouldn't mind working with the british to help shore up their d-day film making effort and i believe the ship stevens arrived on d-day was a british ship. >> the library congress listed his work as the essential via sue sal record of what happened in word war ii, not only the american success on d-day but also the concentration camps. i wonder if you can talk a little bit about t

. >> ♪ >> reporter: they look kind of like john, paul, george and ringo but will sound as close as you they are playing transcriptions of what the beatles did. >> reporter: classical twists in orchestration by the philadelphia orchestra. >> ♪ >> we actually get a lot of inspiration, musical inspiration, spiritual inspiration from groups like the beatles. >> if i had to chance to sing along, would i sing. >> reporter: john, wanted to be ringo as a kid. >> i was whacking the cardboard boxes to try to make some drum sound. >> reporter: he believes the beatles were not just rock and role. >> harmonies that they created underneath the under tones that they wrote. their harmonies, that schubert could have written. >> reporter: for mark julian owe, he plays basoon, it is not generational. >> young people listen to the beatles. it is timeless music. >> paul? >> he was great at electric base and guitar, and, great at the piano and they are vocal icing and hard moneys was tremendous. >> reporter: you may in the hear them but they will be singing. >> anytime you get to sing when you play, it is j

cnn's george howell live in chicago reporting this morning. >> reporter: john, good morning.d the fourth with fireworks. in other neighborhoods, though, they had to take cover amid the crack of gunfire, mainly on the city's south side. even though police said they had a plan in place, the problem especially on sunday, it just didn't work. the shock remains. [ siren ] one day after a bloody weekend, the mayor, the police superintendent, and community members stand together. >> the gun violence that was this part of this weekend is totally unacceptable to anybody from the city of chicago. >> reporter: more than 60 people were shot, 14 killed, over the long holiday weekend, including marlon williams' niece, tanya gu gunn. >> i feel hurt. i will never be able to see my niece again. >> reporter: sadly, it's something many in chicago neighborhoods have come to fear and expect when the weather warms up. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's groundhog day here in chicago. >> reporter: police superintendent gary mccarthy says part of the problem is that it's too easy to get guns like these th

john. i mean the fact that george w.president in this poll does speak to how people are with their politics and their lack of perspective. richard nixon who resigns in disgrace, this shouldn't be close. >> margaret, i almost wonder if we had gone back while george w. bush was in office and done the same poll -- >> werm, we did. >> i think ba the fact, i think we take it as sport to sort of pile on whoever in office. we like to complain about the job, whatever president is doing. >> i think that's right. i think there is also something to the timing of the polling now. now is a particularly low water mark for most particularly presidencies. george bush had a low during this time in his second term. there had been katrina. you see this with president obama. robert gibbs, his former press secretary called the first year after his administration the lost year. there has been -- and by the way his -- this is the sequel and by the way there has been -- basically, he has not been able to get anything through. his signature heal

it reportly has full support of the sir paul mccartney, ringo star and widows of john lenon and georgearrison. >>> is singer adele releasing a new album, they say yes. the awards show tweeted adele confirmed a 2015 tour after release of her third album called 25. the singer did hint about some new music on her birthday last may but representative tells the magazine there is in truth to the rumor. you just to have wait and see. i love adele though. >> no doubt. >> 6:53 lets get a last check of traffic and weather together. you are inning ising praises of the forecast, katie. >> i hope everybody will sing my praises too, and, i am just messenger i always accept cash gifts, i'm kidding. bought full day. we are looking ahead to a nice afternoon. within of the gems you want to take advantage of, comfortable, sunny, bright, and nice and warm too. owe storm scan three nice wide zoom, to show you retreat, thank goodness and good ridding toss that guy, it is new gone completely. 66 degrees is your current temperature and comfortable the at the the airport, cooler by comparison to the outlying s

. >> john bentoft at george washington university, thank you for joining us.ppreciate your time. >> thank you. >> turning back to downed malaysia flight 17. international investigators have been pushing for better access to the crash site. monitoring teams were allowed to recover bodies today after allegations that separatists were tampering with evidence. meanwhile, moscow continues to deny involvement in the fatal crash. instead, pointing the finger kiev's military. so many countries have certainly been touched by this tragedy. phil itner is in london with more on the global reaction. >> reporter: european lead versus been calling one another and the russian foreign ministry throughout the day today and we do know that several conversations revolved around trying to convince vladimir putin to put pressure on the separatits in ukraine to allow a safe corridor so proper aviation and criminal experts can get in there and figure out what may have really brought down this plane. not least of which to recover the bodies. that's a major issue, especially for the du

former beatles ringo starr and paul mccartney and yoko onoo and olivia harrison the widows of john lennon and george harrison. paul is going to be here in august doing that last concert. >> i know. wouldn't it be great to see him in person? >> oh, my god, i have. he's fabulous still and he is like 72. my brother was 16 at that final concert saw him at the stick. >>> awesome. not so awesome on the roads. a new accident in mountain view. it sounds like a bad one. it's an overturn over the embankment. it's difficult to tell how bad it's going to be. chp is heading to the scene now. it's in mountain view, like i said, northbound 101 at moffett. we're already seeing slowdowns in our sensors so chp hasn't been able to tell us how many lanes are blocked. we know at least one because of all the slowdowns we're seeing on 101 along the peninsula. also not helping the commute, this wet weather. once again blanketing the golden gate bridge. southbound 101 looks okay out of sausalito as far as the travel times go but it's awfully misty this morning and some drivers reportedly needing their windshield wipers out

wall next to him and there were his two favorite pictures of me shaking hands of pope john paul the second and george w. bush on the u.s.s. abraham lincoln declaring mission accomplished. my dad and i always argued politics and when i was thirteen in one thousand nine hundred sixty four i went door to door with my dad for barry goldwater and three years later i was i was sixteen i was out in east lansing to miss you getting tear gassed in the streets and in an anti vietnam war protest i had gone from the republicans to the to the s.d.s. it would go that was similar with hillary clinton shared goal of the republicans in the what what change do i think probably the vietnam war more than anything else that was the moment i mean when you when you realize that your government has lied to you and that they're even trying to kill you arguably i mean a number of my friends died in vietnam that's a pretty big wake up for a sixteen seventeen year old. you have a segment on your show gold the lone liberal rumble you do in cities over alone many of the live no it's what it is is that i get to conservatives on an

. >> senator, you left the party, you left the state, you endorsed john kerry over george w. bush. as you admitted it was a bit out of spite in 2004. i hear the charges you're making on ideology, it doesn't seem that scott brown doesn't fit the conservative mold we've seen in new hampshire primaries in the past, but are you the most credible person to make that charge? >> well, chuck, first of all, the thing with the kerry letter, i've answered a hundred times. it was a dumb thing to do. i was angry because president bush had promised to support me, he didn't do it, he didn't fulfill the promise. so i got angry and did a dumb thing and wrote a letter to kerry. i did not vote for kerry, i did not support kerry, i just wrote the letter. i accept that as a terrible mistake and if you people can't get past it, i respect it. number two, i've never given up my home in new hampshire. i've had a home there since 1970. all of my children were born there, it's our family compound. yes, after the election in 2003 i spent some time in florida -- >> do you have a homestead exemption in florida?

. >> when i think of george harrison i think of the beatles, peace and john lennon and just happiness beatles were the original hippie music and so nature is the epitome of the beatles. >> reporter: but then crisis for the tree fighting drought. >> a bark beetle sucked all the water out of it. >> reporter: bark beetles att k attacked this tree. >> i know how it's been eaten by beetles. i thought it was bees. pore ironic. >> this lonely stump is all that remains but fans say harrison's legacy is going strong. >> he's probably laughing at us right now. >> reporter: not to worry. ny new tree will be mrapdzed in the fall. for now this will have to do reminding everyone for the forest to be green each tree must be reason. rudabeh shibazi. >> maybe he did say all things must pass. >> there you go. >> what's making news in america. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great wednesday. . >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. we have exclusive video on

george w. bush era law. senator john mccain among the senators suggesting maybe that law should go now. as the country has started not just to come to terms with this crisis on the border with all these kids, but frankly to freak out about it as well, president obama has requested a supplemental appropriations bill to beef up the budgets of the agencies that are having to deal with the giant influx of these tens of thousands of kids. money to transport them, money for deportation facilities and proceedings. money for the medical care, court system that is processing all of these individuals with this huge spike in numbers. and while increasingly, everyone in politics is screaming that something must be done about this problem that we need more resources to deal with this problem, that everything is overwhelmed, well, now that the president has asked for these more resources so the systems won't be so overwhelmed. now that you're asking for the actual money, it sort of looks like it's not going to happen. asked if he thought lawmakers would approve the proposal, senator marco rubio of fl

are trying to figure out what led to a deadly motorcycle crash in upper marlboro on john rogers boulevard, prince george county police say the driver here lost control of the bike hit a curb and tree. rescuers took him to the hospital where he died. >>> a virginia teenager is safe after an amber alert. state police were looking for 15-year-old dustin shaver. they believed he was in extreme danger. dustin was found unharmed this morning. police won't say just where yet. but we do know the teen's mother denise shaver, is in police custody right now along with this man, 24-year-old kevin parish. they were suspected of abducted dustin. before the teen was found this morning, he was last seen in hurt, virginia, that's in the southern part of the state. >>> today hundreds of people plan to protest at the federal energy regulatory commission. several religious groups are protesting, exporting fracked gases from u.s. coastlines. now fracking is when crews drill into the earth for natural gas. the commission plans to build a port at cove point in lusby maryland. they will march towards the commission's headquart