the answer was, harry truman, who was harry truman?ing more towards the battle zone, and he was with a commanding officer, and a japanese machine gun opened up on their building. they both jumped out and got into a ditch. ernie raised his head up and he was killed. >> all the men wore their helmets with greater care as the fighting heated up. >> i used to never like the word helmet because he was heavy. i would wear a baseball cap. >> casualties mount to 3,000 a day as the gis and marines get bogged down in a stalemate on okinawa. that's n i want to be there. keep it right here on fox business for the latest in financial news. >>> may 1945, on okinawa, the last bloodiest battle of the pacific. the fighting was escalating, and so were the number of casualties. over 20,000 dead or wounded. >> driving through powerful jap fortifications. enemy strong points are cleared out. >> the same psychology of most soldiers in combat. whatever army they're in, it's going to happen to the guy in front of you or in back of you, but it's not going to h

>> he should study harry truman and ronald reagan, two great presidents. stuart: using insulting language. >> he connected with the average americans, wikileaks has got out now, hillary's folks don't like the phrase every day americans. donald trump needs reminding of that. he is for forgotten americans and is a powerful message. focusing on that who cares what are member of congress, who they are voting for or endorsing, stay focused on that message. a powerful message. we have to keep this country safe, bring jobs back home. he will stand up to the establishment. neil: one thing that makes this go away is improving poll numbers come all the naysayers won't vote for him, all that will go away. if it doesn't, stay away. we will see. >> victory has 1000 followers. neil: one of the smartest political developments i know, this lady is watching to an examiner, the investigative reporter, there is this rock is in the party, we chat about it many times, the dynamic at play here that hurts republicans if they are not careful, one week voter registration extension

harry truman took over the presidency af and 50 nations signed an agreement creating the united nations. consumer reports' annual car reliability survey is american auto maker is coming in 3rd. plus the artist that's celebrating 10 years of chart-topping hits and sold out concerts. you're watching 12 today... for the for the an american car company has made the list of most reliable car brands. buick ranks third in consumer reports' annual car reliability survey. topping the list again were toyota -- and the company's lexus brand. the survey is seen as a key factor in influencing american car buyers. avocad-oh-no! a shortage of avocados is causing prices to double -- and in some cases triple -- from a year ago. the supply here in the u-s has gone down because of a produce experts say the high prices could last until after the super bowl -- when demand for guacamole soars. spending a decade in at the top of the music charts is hard for any artist. but jimmy and vanessa are talking about one artist who hasn't seem to had an issue staying on 10 years ago -- this song hit the radio... and t

if the president had decide pred to bring harry truman into it it would have been a good thing. would have been a great innovation in the statecraft. he didn't do it. the third thing to say about that, they were in washington. roosevelt was inaugurated and left almost immediately and was away for five weeks, came back to address congress and went to hyde park. terry truman and franklin roosevelt were as president and vice president were in washington together at the same time 21 days during the first term. you could have said maybe he would have done it later but there was no sign of that. finally, on the last point what difference would it have made if roosevelt told harry truman the pros and cons of what he was considering all he would be handing over his mouth some blueprint for what to do later but the problem and he would have to still make the decision. the decision was going to be made by the decisions on war and peace and future relations in the soviet union were going to be made by whoever the president happens to be at the time that needed to be made and roosevelt had

they are cheering on a team that hasn't won since harry truman was president. larry: fans on both sides are getting ready for the first pitch. clay, can you hear us with the noise? clay: i got you. we are in the middle of it all. i was just telling our columbus, ohio, audience i moved to the buckeye state in little lad. i never ever, ever, ever thought this could happen. you have an unbelievable convergence on this side. the cleveland cavaliers won the title. they raise a banner and tonight and put on the championship ring. on this side you have the tribe trying to win the first world series title since 1948. they feel like the cinderella story. in the hiddal of middle of this, i have a new lady dancing up a storm. what does it mean to you this night? >> it's awesome. we got the indians. the cavs. >> what do you think about the team that was the mistake by the lake? >> they didn't expects to win. perfect. what will happen? >> we'll win it. >> are you going to both games? indians but i got tickets for the cavs. >> i'm going with you. >> this place alive. i cover

don't look at presidency on the policy alone, the person who attracts us, there's fdr, hair -- harry truman, and children and grandchildren will write about and argue about. there's a respect for the country, the office, the constitution our democratic system and where we have failed we have kept notice of that, too, but have loved our democracy for sure, donald trump has made it clear he does not. he relishes the idea of being a dictator, this kind of talk of putting hillary clinton in jail and isn't the talk of the locker room but third world dictators, it shows up in the country's name. there's no democracy, they're run by strong men in the interest of strong men, in other words bullies. al gore accepted defeat, more people in florida he accepted even though we knew he had 600,000 more votes. does anyone listening to donald trump especially the last couple of days would do what al gore did? even richard nixon back in 1960 refuse today challenge the election results because of what the division would do to our country, does anyone think donald trump would do the same? if not why would you

vince skully calling games for the dodgers back when harry truman were president. today is his final play-by-play, here is joe friar. >> ben skully makes it feel like art. >> ballpark poetry with the last line now written. of et. skully have been the dodgers' broadcaster for 67 seasons. >> i got bobble heads. >> skully's voice became a soothing city fixture. >> he's one of the greatest dodgers ever. he's by far the greatest. >> can you imagine dodgers baseball without him? >> i am shuttering. >> if you have a sombreo, throw it to the sky. >> the game winning home run in the 88 world series. in a year that has been so improble has happened. >> the lord has blessed me. me to do it in 67 years. what am i going to say? darn it, i didn't get number 68. >> she's gone! at age 88, skully called his final game in san francisco today, exactly 80 years to the day he recalls falling in love with baseball, just as baseball fell in love with him. >> joe friar, nbc news, los angeles. >> and that's our nbc's ht news" for sunday night, lester holt will be back here tomorrow. i am k

world war ii just ended and harry truman was president. this world series ticket back then cost him a buck 50. come friday, to sit in the same section will cost roughly four grand on stubhub if you buy now. and his prediction will win in six. i wish four, but i think they'll win in six." and seven decades later, it comes full circle for jim mowery. friday night for game 3, he will be sitting inside wrigley field hoping for a victory. one ice cream addict is in dogged pursuit of a popsicle. meet rambo. this two and half year old english bulldog in alabama hears the sound of the ice cream truck-- and goes running. it all started about a year ago.... when his owner treated him. now, he can't get enough. (ashish silwal, dog owner) "he's like give me my ice cream, my dad will pay you" (akins luwoye, ice cream truck driver) "other dogs on my route, when they hear the music, they're scared. but he is not scared, so it's unique." (ashish silwal, dog owner) "what a life, huh rambo? rambo's favorite flavor? coconut. pass the wings and a napkin! the

harry truman took over the presidency after fdr's death... and 50 nations signed an agreement creating the united nations. consumer reports' annual car reliability survey is out... and this year -- an american auto maker is coming in 3rd. plus the artist that's le chart-topping hits and sold out concerts. you're watching 12 today... ###break### for the first time in years -- an american car company has made the list of most reliable car brands. buick ranks third in consumer reports' annual car reliability survey. lexus brand. the survey is seen as a key factor in influencing american car buyers. avocad-oh-no! a shortage of avocados is causing prices to double -- and in some cases triple -- from a year ago. the supply here in the u-s has gone down because of a grower's strike in mexico. produce experts say the high prices could last until afte for guacamole soars. spending a decade in at the top of the music charts is hard for any artist. but jimmy and vanessa are talking about one artist who hasn't seem to had an issue staying on top. 10 year

this started with harry truman and it was a bipartisan effort from the very beginning. george bush taking credit for the berlin wall coming down is like the rooster taking credit for the sunrise. [applause] and i want to, i want to add -- i want to add one other thing, because in the debate a few nights ago, i think president bush made a very serious misstatement of fact in response to ross perot. it was kind of a little lecture he gave to ross perot when he said those ss-18's are gone, ross, that's done. he -- he reached a deal with boris yeltsin to completely remove them so we can all sleep safely without any fear tonight. they thought they were going to get that deal, but when he took the person in charge of the negotiations out of the state dept and put him in charge of the reelection campaign, the deal unraveled and now there is no start ii deal at all. in fact there are serious problems. isn't it a fact, dan, that every single one of those ss-18's is still there, in the silos, and under the start i treaty, only half of the silos are supposed to be dismantled, and

power war for them in some way that we need to know about or do they rise to the occasion, like harry truman did, and become more than you thought they could be. he was a hack machine politician. so it is very interesting to me how crises, like 9/11, for instance, if it were not for 9/11, george bush may have been a bipartisan popular president. but that completely changed him and brought out all his insecurities and made him more malleable to dick cheney and don rumsfeld. so we never know which enormous historical event is going to coincide with which new president's gremlins. i quote harry truman in the introduction, saying you never know how a man is going to take the responsibility of president. and you don't. in a way, you can follow candidates for two years and not know what they are really like because it's easy to say that he has a humble foreign policy and then you have dick cheney try to turn us -- trying to turn us into a superpower. we have to examine once they get in how that power is changing that. and how they are rising or falling. mr. lamb: why did you get interested in shak

>> reporter: the cubs are on a cusp of a feat that eluded them since harry truman was in the white house. a trip to the world series. >> it's no doubt the year. we've waited a long time. >> there's going to be a big celebration at wrigley. >> reporter: a passionate and surreptitious bunch. cubs fans are restless this year. the lucky number 108, the number of years since they last won a a.g. spalding created the game's official balls exactly 108 stitches. the tower broadcasting cubs games, you guessed it, 108 stories tall. the omaha family that bought the team headquartered on 108th avenue. sure, there have been a few close calls but legend has it a billy goat denied entry to wrigley field in the last world the team. a black cat in '69 didn't help matters. neither did a fan who interfered with a fly ball turning the tide against the cubs in '03. >> the curse is over. >> reporter: police are out in force safe guarding the crowd and bracing for a long overdue celebration. >> go cubbies! the cubs. >> i love the cubs because i love my city. >> we're about to make it to the world series! >> re

last in the sky perko's are the world series harry truman was world war ii. only half as midteens a major-league baseball. including 105-year-old opal do the fort collins. michael connors first partial story. , 1945 baseball classic. not many people living can say they we're there at chicago's wrigley field for the final game of the 1945 series comes first the tigers. thirty-four years old 71 years later ella hundred and five she recalls members preserve and black and white they cubs are and a make or break game with detroit and opal was cheering for the motor city for very good reason. the fast where her husband centerfielder check processor gave is all injury himself injuring himself as he rounded third heading to home plate. he and his team would prevail be the chicago cubs 1932's bridge wichita 1932's bridge wichita looks back fondly on her husband have part of my life time not collins a 1970s opal mid she doesn't care much for baseball has hasn't been watching the world series. for former robbers after all but one as he should when this year opal says th

liberalism, man of the people, harry truman, the life of harry truman, the survival of democracy, franklinosevelt, a world of crisis in the 1930s and most recently, man of destiny, fdr. he will be talking about truman and churchill. [applause] >> thank you very much. i'd like to talk today about harry winston. let's begin with the circumstances of their birth that exemplified their differences. churchill father was lord churchill. truman was born ten years after churchill in a small area. his father john truman was a farmer and life speculator. in england he might've been a tenant on the property of the duke. the trumans relocated to the town of independence missouri, just outside kansas city, in large part to provide better education for their son. young harry was a strong student in high school. his family could not afford to send him even to a public university. instead, he worked as a railroad timekeeper and a bank clerk with no clear plan for advancement. whatever opportunities the city may have offered him seem canceled when his father called him back to the country to help with the

cleveland last won the series in 1948 when harry truman was president of the united states... and it was 1945 when the cubs last made an appearance... check out this vintage film.... chicago hasn't won a world series since 1908, which is an awful lot of wait 'til next years.... one of these teams is going to be the 2016 champion..... "everybody knows, especially in chicago and cleveland, i think both kind of the history that's importance of it to both cities. the players know that too. i think there's a certain amount of that like we want to make sure we do it when we have the opportunity to do it. you know, we're here, we have the opportunity that hasn't happened for a long long time so you don't want to miss that opportunity." you can see every game of the world series right here on fox atlanta... and believe it or not, there are more injury woes up in green bay, with veteran players going on the injured reserve list today.... we'll have a complete rundown of that news in half an hour or so.... fox 6 has you covered for the in chicago starting tuesday night... watch for his

those exceptions were in 1948, when harry truman won, and 1960, when john f. j won. governor scott walker says his support for republican presidential nominee donald trump hasn't changed. the governor also says he has confidence in the integrity of wisconsin's election, despite comments from trump that the election is rigged. >> we've gone out of our way to make sure it is easy to vote in wisconsin, but it will also be hard to cheat, so inspect the integrity of the vote will be intact in the state. joyce: walker made the comments in kenosha today while announcing a packaging company is moving to the state from from milwaukee to the white house. the race for eighth grade president at bethune academy is teaching some important lessons. wisn 12 news tim elliott shows us how students are debating the issues and learning about the election process. ? >> can you hear that? ? >> that is the sound of democracy. >> if we are going to do this, we want to go all out for them. >>ya bethune academy at 35th and cherry. she set up this elaborate election day debate to help these vo

. >> marking breast cancer awareness month as they host harry truman.bingdon's darryl davis skipping through the defense. there's a reason why this team is called the galloping ghosts. he hops over the d and just short of the end zone. the ghosts win. pennsbury on the doorstep. get out of the way. they won a close one 21-19. neshaminy trying to stay among the ranks of the unbeaten. on the road at bensalem. will dogbow on the run and into the end zone. big there. neshaminy improves to 8-0. winning 35-22. bird a eye view of the action with some skylights. father judge battling saint joe's prep. darryl simmons with a nice grab, and the kid's got more moves than a u-haul truck. down the side, over the pylon for six. they win 35-13 and remain unbeaten. beautiful south jersey. woodstown at deptford. they curb woodstown 41-7. top ranked springfield hosting penn crest. ma hallic finally gets his team on the board with the dive into pay dirt. was not enough, though. penn crest gets roughed up. all ridley in this one. malik young on the run. he's a dancing machin

still harry truman later became the first presidential candidate to broadcast a paid political ad aftere changed the way politicians use the telly 69 years ago today. should news break out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. "your world" with neil cavuto starts now. it's the top of the hour. time for the top of the news. >>> all right. we are following two big developments. donald trump speaking to supporters in nevada. he will be crisscrossing that state in this very hour. and we're also keeping a look on the right at one of the largest storms at least in the northern hemisphere we've seen in quite some time. of course you've heard a great deal about hurricane matthew being a category 3 storm, but it's the sheer size of this that is already prompting the evacuation of more than a million folks on for example just the florida coast. later on we're going to speak to florida governor rick scott about what he is planning. but now to our rick, rick reichmuth on what he and his charts are showing. >> they're getting p

if i were donald trump my new favorite president, the hail mary president of harry truman and what he >> the miracle. you know what? forget everything we said how important tonight is. talk about tomorrow, maeve. we have -- just talking about these polls. this poll in arizona that has hillary clinton up five. you've got, you know, texas. there's a poll out tightening. looking forward, especially in the arizona, use it as an example. michelle obama is going there. hillary clinton is sticking to the traditional battleground states. what is michelle obama doing for hillary clinton? what is hillary clinton doing after this? what to they do in the final three weeks? >> hillary clinton has to make her chosen argument. a lot of issues with millennials thinking about voting for the third-party candidates, and get real. michelle obama is the better surrogate for hillary clinton out there on the trail than hillary clinton is for herself. so but their strategy certainly is to make trump play in some of mees red states like arizona even maybe texas, and really keep him on defense. that's how they

harry truman took over the presidency after fdr died, and agreement creating the united nations. >>> a civilian ride along with police goes terribly wrong. new at 5:30 tonight. >> you okay? >> we'll talk you through what happened when the suspect they were trying to pull over pulled out a gun and started shooting. >>> plus, parents and grandparents listen up. new advice about how to prevent sudden infant deaths. we are 6:00 both rentals are common in our area, but a local couple learned the hard way that a trip on the water can turn deadly. the five things you need to know before taking a boat out for the day. it's a life-saving message you want to hear at 6:00. >>> before we end 10news at 5, this is something that means halloween is here. a parade of zombies. >> yeah, but they weren't roaming the streets in typical the annual zombie bike ride in key west. more than 8,000 people joined in on the fun. this year's theme was political voodoo and ballot box barbarians. of course, that's a nod to the upcoming national elections. and why wouldn't you have a zombie fest? >> it's the year to

harry s. truman, four months after taking the oath of president, leads his country to peace.y met in an emergency session, the president breaks the momentous news of japan's surrender. >> i have received this afternoon a message from the japanese government in reply to the message forwarded to that government by the secretary on august 11. i deem this reply a full acceptance of the potsdam declaration, which emphasized the unconditional surrender of japan. there is no qualification. arrangements are being made for the formal signing of the surrender terms at the earliest possible moment. general douglas macarthur has been appointed the supreme allied commander two receive the japanese surrender. great britain, russia, and china will be represented by high-ranking officers. meantime, the allied armed forces have been ordered to suspend offensive actions. the proclamation of vj day must await the formal signing of the surrender terms by japan. narrator: newsman rush the president's report to a waiting world. in new york city and throughout the rejoicing nation and world, vast t

world war ii had just ended and harry truman was a president . elected the -- back then he paid a dollar 50 for a ticket. he will be back on wrigley field on friday night . a ticket going for a couple thousand dollars . his prediction? he thinks he calls will win in six.>> the stores are identical in cleveland. sumo was 10 when the indians won it all in 1948 and calls it one of >> it was such a wonderful time. cleveland to this day never seen a parade like they had in 1948. >> he says if the indians win he is looking forward to another five>> he says if the indians win he is looking forward to another 5 mile parade.>> tepidly one of the more story world series matchups we have seen in quite some time. we cannot show you highlights but gibby is keeping a close eye on this one.>> the indians the hurricanes are finally home. tonight the king's return from a six-day road suite. can the and the odyssey? north carolina used to make education a priority. we all understood the importance of having good schools. but pat mccrory seems more interested in gi

harding, for instance, harry truman, john f. kennedy, lyndon johnson, richard nixon. there are none in the dirksen building but there is one here that's a plaque indicating barack obama held that office while he was u.s. senator. a letter was september to one of the senators in this building that contained a large amount of anthrax, a very deadly anthrax. >> about 10:30 this morning my office opened a suspicious package. we can't go into the details because this is an ongoing investigation just as soon as it became clear there was a suspicious substance in the envelope we contacted the capital police and the capital physician, i'll have more to say about our own circumstances in the office after dan nichols of the capital police and dr. john isold, our capital physician, speak to questions directly as to the letter itself. >> lieutenant dan nichols, spokesman of the united states capital police. approximately 10:30, a letter was received in the hart senate office building which contained a powdery substance. there was an exposure when the letter was opened. following

before that, you have to go back to harry truman in 1948 to find a democrat carry arizona. we are in interesting territory. as the surrogates pour into arizona, chelsea clinton was in tempe today and we haver big names as well as bernie san >> that's right, john. first lady michelle obama will be in downtown phoenix tomorrow to cam pan for hillary clinton and tim kaine showing how important arizona will be in this election. the doors will open at 11:30 a.m. ivanka trump speaking today at fortune's most powerful women's summit. she says she was embarrassed by father heard making sexual advances about women. >> i did find it to be offensive. this tape was over a decade old. i'm sure he did not remember the conversation but was embarrassed by it. he expressed that, not only to me personally but to the american people. i appreciate that he did that. i think it was very, very important to have done so. >> meantime, howard stern says he is not going to interviews from donald trump in the past that included remark about women. he says it is a betrayal at a time that trump is attac

>> reporter: the cubs are on a cusp of a feat that eluded them since harry truman was in the white house. a trip to the world series. >> it's no doubt the year. we've waited a long time. >> reporter: >> there's going to be a big celebration at surreptitious bunch. cubs fans are restless this year. the lucky number 108, the number of years since they last won a world series. a.j. spalding created the game's official balls exactly 108 stitches. the tower broadcasting cubs games, you guessed it, 108 stories tall. the omaha family that bought the team headquartered on 108th avenue. sure, there have been legend has it a billy goat denied entry to wrigley field in the last world series in 1945 cursed the team. a black cat in '69 didn't help matters. neither did a fan who interfered with a fly ball turning the tide against the cubs in '03. >> the curse is over. >> reporter: they are out in force safe guarding the crowd and bracing for a long overdue celebration. >> go cubbies! >> reporter: tonight it's all on the cubs. because i love my city. >> we're about to make it to the world series! >> re

gore: harry truman assumed the presidency when franklin roosevelt died here in georgia. only one of the many occasions thrust a vices -- president into office, but our real discussion will be about change. bill clinton and i stand for change because we do not believe our nation can stand for more years of what we have had under george bush and dan quayle. when the recession came, they were like a deer caught in headlights, paralyzed into in action, blinded to the suffering people who were unemployed. we have a health insurance crisis, substandard education. it is time for a change. bill clinton and i want to get our country moving forward again, put our people back to work, and create a bright future for the united states of america. mr. bruno: the next statement will be from vice president quayle. vice president quayle: thank you for reminding me of my in the 1988 debate. bill clinton will raise your taxes, increased spending, make government bigger. jobs will be lost. second, bill clinton does not have the strength, nor the character to be president of the united state

harry truman allowed churchill could win which i think was wise. and and then churchill gets up and takes the final copy of his speech and goes across the carriage to a mimeograph machine and feeds in the machine and hands them to truman, and truman reads them and expresses himself satisfied, that he also observed that this would cause one hell of a shindig. that's quite important because what we're actually approaching, faster than the train, is the first moment of real crisis in american policy towards europe and n the first world environment. they arrive in full fulton and have a great time and when i was there the other day i was enormously flattered they dressed the stage in the gymnasium exactly as it had been when truman and churchill were there even the same flowers, gave us the same lunch. including the famous iconic ham. the pride of the missouri farmers, and as you know, when he ate it, he was waiting for some judgment, and he gave it in his particular way and he said, madam, this ham represents the high point in the evolution of the pig

harry truman's first year in office. they haven't won since a roosevelt was president, teddy. only won when teddy of course velt was -- roosevelt was president. that is an omen? here is hillary clinton, a one-time chicago native, celebrating the -- watching the cubs post-game celebration. she did not don a yankees cap. that's all we have for this week. two more sundays until election day. we will be back next week, because if it is sunday, it's "meet the press." week, because if it is sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> 9:00 eastern time. there's a bunch of poll closings ready. this could be a real turning point. >> nbc news has projected al gore the winner in florida. >> cable news, the presidential election is your super bowl, so we knew it was going to be big. >> florida has been prematurely called. >> we realized this story is getting bigger. >> nbc news is now taking florida out of vice president gore's column. >> there were so many headlines that could have come out of november 7th. >> thank you, new york. >> hillary clinton, she put her hat in the ring to run for senate

. >> marking breast cancer awareness month as they host harry truman.darryl davis skipping through the defense. there's a reason why this team is called the galloping ghosts. he hops over the d and just short of the end zone. the ghosts win. penz bury on the doorstep. get out of the way. they won a close one 21-19. shamny trying to stay among the ranks of the unbeaten. on the road at dog salem. w will dog bow on the run and into the end zone. big there. shamny improves to 8-0. winning 35-22. bird a eye view of the action with some skylights. father judge balting saint joe's prep. darryl simmons with a nice grab, and the kid's got more moves than a u. haul truck. down the side, over the pylon for six. they win 35-13 and remain unbeaten. beautiful south joirz. woodstown dept ford. they curb woodstown 41-7. top ranked springfield hosting penn crest. ma hallic finally gets his team on the board with the dive into pay dirt. was not enough, though. penn crest gets roughed up. all ridley in this one. malik young on the run. he's a dancing machine. skates away

i remember harry truman as president, the esinhower election, and an america that feels different than what i am witnesses today. part of what happened to your neighbor to the south and frustration and anxiety over declining wages and job security. 2/3rds of americans are living paycheck to paycheck and jobs are becoming less secure and for the first time in memory most americans believe their children will not do as well as they are doing. to that extent, i agree with our debating opponents that i think the vision we believe is better for america is sharply different. part of the anger and part of the fear and part of the anxiety in america today has found its way into a viciousness, a name calling and inability of people to talk to one another across the great boundaries of party in class and race, and it is vitally important and i say this as somebody who is getting older and served as secretary of labor in the clinton administration and served even in a republican administration and that is something else i will stel tell you to keep under your hats. we have to learn to work togeth