that was in for the elite 68 per howard hughes.he good point is though that the 068 was converted into a commercial helicopter, which is still flying around today and still manufactured today as a legacy to the early design. in 1972, they came back to bell helicopter and accuse and said can you develop the aircraft that will have ornaments on them, rockets on them to blow up tanks. that aircraft that evolved was called the advance attack helicopter, which is known today as the apache. this helicopter was developed away back there in 1972. it is very sophisticated, also, fancy electronics and was really a challenge for the hughes organization to propose this and then to produce prototypes of this. give a rough idea what these helicopters cost in those days even, about $30 million apiece. one rotor blade early on cost and you for rotor blades, was a hundred 30,000 dollars. this is big money. howard hughes, by this time in 1972 was ailing. howard hughes was living in hotels where we wanted around the world and he was actually living a

hugh johnson advisers. hugh, this is a great night to have you here because i know you take a long yes-term view and i think you can give our viewers some great advice. so if i am a longer-term investor, given the changing global environment on many different levels, what would you do right now? >> well, first of all, i wouldn't get too caught up in day-to-day events. certainly, there were a lot of surprises today with the european central bank, what draghi did was a little bit of a surprise. it wasn't quite as much as we'd expected and certainly the events in california were very, very much a surprise. when you get that kind of surprise, sue, you get a lot of volatility and significant declines in the stock market. what i'm simply saying is don't get caught up in the day-to-day volatility of the markets. take a longer-term point of view. i think if you do that, sue, quite frankly i'm trying to ask myself the question is there any reason to really change my now somewhat positive but cautious on the basis of

howard hughes died in 1976. the apache helicopter when john, served in the original desert storm war, it serves today in iraq and afghanistan. it has gone on and on and on. if anything this is a tremendous legacy of howard hughes. iffy had never got into the helicopter business in 1949, all little ones in between, there would be no apache helicopter today. there is the legacy. one thing he did say toward the end of his life, one thing i missed in life was to produce aircraft in volume. i wanted to be a major aircraft manufacturer and i never achieve that. despite all the successes in hollywood, successes in making flight records and owning twa he never achieved that but innocence after his death he did. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 and this weekend we are visiting monterey, california to talk with local authors and tour the city's literary sites with the health of local cable partner comcast. next we speak with psychotherapist caroline haskell about "combined destinies" about the effect racism has had o

hugh, this is for you. this is a scene from "downton abbey," an actual scene, where you're trying it decide what to do to cover the costs because you're hard up for money, and i please do it with american accents, not british accents, and see if it doesn't bring you people. ( cheers and applause ) just bring you people down to earth a little bit. >> see if you still like us. >> stephen: exactly. are we open on "downton abbey," scene in progress. >> what are we doing here? ( laughter ) >> i want to explain why i think we should turn down wavel's offer. >> i know we are only the caretakers of downton, but, dad, some things have to change. >> true. ( laughter ) true, but we mustn't destroy what we're trying to protect. he would wreck this ugly place forever with his ugly, cheap houses. >> but you can't block all development. >> oh, no. no, honey, i won't. i intend to expand but without spoiling. i'm going to make a plan and find a solid builder who can fit >> hey, guys, that may be hard to achieve. ( laughter

congratulations, hugh hewitt. >> thank you, dana. it's because it's important. >> it is. >> we're going to -- congratulating ourselves. you should be proud. it was very informative. >> it's for you, don. she lost last night. because carly fiorina took it to her. >> bye, hugh hewitt. >>> when we come back tough talk from donald trump on the campaign trail. >>> plus, jeb bush on the offensive. but is it too little, too late? all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk! okay! fun's over. aw. aw. ♪ thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. aren't you lactose intolerant? this isn't lactose. it's milk. ♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ i see the sights and scale the heights ♪ ♪ any hour, day or night ♪ ♪ i set me free ♪ oh, lord, set me free ♪ i set me free when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and t

i want to discuss with hugh hewitt. it's good to have you here tonight.ng to start with you nick. you were talking about radicalized terrorists in paris and you said it's only a matter of time before it's here. is this it? >> it's too soon to be fully clear. but certainly there are reasons to be concerned this time. and it is going to happen. it's something that is inevitable. >> you say it's too soon. do you think it's terror? >> i'm trying to avoid being pinned down. in journalism one of the things you learn is the first reports are always wrong. >> hugh, you are pretty certain this is terror? >> these are terrorists. i talk knowing that probably watching us at this moment are the children and the loved ones of the 14 dead and 21 wounded. we owe it to them to be crystal clear that their parents and loved ones were victims of terror. and tonight in the "los angeles times" the article just went up, said they are worried about a deeper matrix of terror in san bernardino county based on the evidence they have gathered thus far. we have to see what we see an

let's go, you bought up the democratic debate a little bit, hugh. maggie, you heard hillary clinton has this one issue, fact check, and as hugh said, john podesta stood by it is. this going to be a problem for her or not? >> i think it is potentially a problem. this seems to be the post-truth election in a lot of ways. >> by the way donald trump attacking hillary clinton on truthism -- >> she lies he said repeatedly. i don't know how much that will be a problem. libya will be a problem. she said "i've got them where it's supposed to be." i think things like that -- anything she does that link hearse to obama's foreign policy in the general election is a problem and i think more of a problem than what she said last night. >> but did you hear anything from bernie sanders that says "okay, he can take her"? >> the most important thing that hillary did last night, it's not that bernie didn't do well and he had a good night, too, but she showed such amazing confidence. that moment when should corporate america like you. "everybody should like me." think o

let's go, you bought up the democratic debate a little bit, hugh. maggie, you heard hillary clinton has this one issue, fact check, and as hugh said, john podesta stood by it is. this going to be a problem for her or not? >> i think it is potentially a problem. this seems to be the post-truth election in a lot of ways. >> by the way donald trump attacking hillary clinton on truthism -- >> she lies he said repeatedly. i don't know how much that will be a problem. i do think what she said about libya will be a problem. she said "i've got them where it's supposed to be." i think things li clear...... ma because you're not likable." and she said "well, i feel hurt." ever since that big week when she did 2 debate well, did the benghazi hearing and when biden got out of the race she's got her internal confidence. when that's there, yes, the problems will come up, you have to worry about confidence becoming arrogance but she's a better candidate than six months ago. she's better than in '08. >> her business answer, i thought corporate america answer, she's

before the internet, experts say radicalization mostly happened during in-person meetings seamus hughes/gwu program on extremism"you'd talk to someone once a week, you'd hear a lecture , get riled up but then have to wait a few more days to hear the next one now you kinda get your propaganda on demand."the and easy access can turn keyboard warriors into battlefield commanders.in washington i'm kristine frazao reporting. 3 with this latest mass shooting in san bernardino coming so soon after last friday's mass shooting in colorado... we asked sioux city police if they're ready for an event like that *here*.officer chad sheehan says the answer is "yes.""basically it's an all hands on deck response and everybody's going to go. we'll get there as quickly as we can. we train our officers to immediately go in and try to stop the threat as quickly as possible. the quicker we can stop the threat from harming people, the more lives we hope we can save that way"the department also holds regular classes on how to respond to active shooter events for members of the community... called the 3 3 we're

megan hughes tag: the new hampshire primary is fifty days away. on the republican side-- trump has a sizeable lead in recent polls, with cruz, rubio, and christie all close for the second place spot . " jessica rae: hilllly clinton will be getting a on the campaign trail... from her husband. bill clinton has behind-the- campaigning and for his wife... the office he used to hold. playing a more visible role in hillary clintotos campaign. over the weekend, she announced her husband will join her on the campaign in she said they're much ground in they can. and her main opponent for the democratic bid... tonight... but there has been a change of venunufor his visit. bernie sanders' is now being held at the sioux city convention street. at 7 p.m.... 6. sanders' camign organizers say the venue changed due to overwhelming turnout projections. jessica rae: last night blocked off parts of the vegas strip plowed into pedestrians. police say a drove up onto the sidewalk, hitting at least one person was killed. were injured, seven critically. it happened near

of isis sympathizers250 americans who have traveled or attempted to travel to syriaand 71 seamus hughes/gwu program on extremism"the numbers are unprecedented."co-author seamus hughes and his team spent months pouring over thousands of documents and says the faces s those connected to isis vary dramatically.like this mississipi couplethis high school girl from alabama and this young man from massachusetts.standup kf"the study raises many questions about how the government has failed and what more it shshld be doing to prevent americans from fofoowing the islamic state."suggestions include more government funding for prevention, launching a message war at home and not just abroad, and new laws to protect muslim americans who want to help with that counter messaging.seamus hughes/gwu program on extremism"they want to go on twitter they want to interactith radicals and try to change their views on these kinds of things but they're concerned about the liability. they're concerned that if they talk to a radical the end up on a terrorism watch list one former state department official, agrees

now police say that 51-year-old dawn diana rains hughes is in custody charged with the murder of her 4-year-old grandson. authorities were called to the home on reports of a child drowning in a bathtub. paramedics could not revive the boy and he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police questioned hughes who was baby-sitting at the time and in the course of the interview detectives determined the drowning was not accidental. >> baby-sitting three grandchildren including the 4-year-old, two girls a 1-year-old girl and sick-year-old girl. in the course of her taking care of these kids she took the 4-year-old boy and drowned him in the bathtub intentionally. >> the police say that the child's parents have been notified. police also say that they have nomo tiff for this heartbreaking crime and police would not comment about hughes' mental state. live in fairfield, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> right now in the south bay two people stabbed in a burger joint. police are searching for the people responsible for the vicious attack. it happened at dinner time at a car

hugh?o win because you will run as an independent. will you assure the people that you will run as a republican? >> i really am. >> dr. carson? -- >> can i just finish? >> please. >> i've gained great respect for the republican leadership. i've gained great respect for many -- in different forms for the people on the dias. i have great respect for the people i have met in this process. but i will tell you, i am totally committed to the republican party. i feel very honored to be the front runner. and i think i'll do very well if i'm chosen if i'm so fortunate to be chosen. polls have come out recently that say i will beat hillary. >> dr. carson, mr. trump just committed to stay the distance regardless of the result. how about you? >> the statement that i would leave the party was contingent upon whether in fact the party acts like they have in the past with a lot of subterfuge. and i have been assured that the washington post writer had it all wrong and they will not be engaging in anything

now police say that 51-year-old dawn diana rains hughes is in custody charged with the murder of her 4-year-old grandson. authorities were called to the home on reports of a child drowning in a bathtub. paramedics could not revive the boy and he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police questioned hughes who was baby-sitting at the time and in the course of the interview detectives determined the drowning was not accidental. >> baby-sitting three grandchildren including the 4-year-old, two girls a 1-year-old girl and sick-year-old girl. in the course of her taking care of these kids she took the 4-year-old boy and drowned him in the bathtub intentionally. >> the police say that the child's parents have been notified. police also say that they have nomo tiff for this heartbreaking crime and police would not comment about hughes' mental state. live in fairfield, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> right now in the south bay two people stabbed in a burger joint. police are searching for the people responsible for the vicious attack. it happened at dinner time at a car

michael leiter, seamus hughes, welcome. michael, let me start with you. as we said we don't know the motive. we don't know if there was some workplace friction involved in this. but we do know they had a lot of ammunition in their home, in the vehicle. we know they had traveled overseas, but they were not on any watch list. why not? what would have put them on a watch list? >> usually to be on a watch list there has to be reasonable suspicion of people being involved in terrorist activity. in this case you have individualindividuals who were - that is obviously not enough. you had people who travel to the middle east, pakistan and saudi arabia-- that is not enough. anif you have details about that and it's particularly probative, that could get someone on a watch list, but i don't think we yet have enough information ton whether or not they were inappropriately or appropriately not on watch lists. >> woodruff: seamus hughes, you study people who are-- i guess the classification is extremists, people who are radicalized. what happens in that classification

>> hugh rovet is the ceo of eleri home styles.y're one of the top home furnishing manufacturers. >> how do we make sure to catch lightning in a bottle. >> my passion really is to bring the newness in the design front and being able to connect that with consumers. >> maishi is the owner of bliss living home. this year hugh licensed her designs hoping they will spark some of that lightning. what else i love is you have these birds here beautifully. but this -- >> until recently, her company designed, manufactured, and marketed bedding on its own. at a much smaller scale. now she hopes to benefit from eleri's big scale operation. >> our volume has always been a problem because we only deliver to relatively premium market. and we can't really meet the need of their demand. >> when i first met mei nearly a decade ago, she had leveraged to start a candle business which she started from her garage. four years later, she took a big risk with that candle business when she moved much of her production out of china and built her own factory

. >> hugh is the ceo of new york city based elry home styles. his company is one of the country's top home furnishing manufacturing marketers. >> how do we catch lightning in a bot. >> what he means by lightning in a bottle is finding a product that would dazzle the big name retailers. >> my passion is bring the newness in the design front and being able to connect that with consumers. >> may is the owner of maryland based bliss living home, this year hugh licensed may's designs hoping they will spark some of that lightning. >> you know what else i love is you have these birds here. >> embroidered. then you soften it. >> right. >> until recently may's company designed, manufactured and marketed bedding on its own at a much smaller scale. now she hopes to benefit from elry's big scale operation. >> our volume has been a problem because we only deliver to relatively premium market and key can't meet the need of their demand. >> when i first met may she leveraged her china connections to grow an impressive whole sale candle business which she start

please welcome back patrick hughes. [cheers and applause] patrick, welcome back. >> hey, chris, good to be here. >> good to see you, man. welcome back to you and to alsoo welcome back your plus one. tell

abc's megan hughes joins us with details. good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. yeah, as we've seen in a lot of other mass shootings, republicans really steering clear of gun control politics in their response. democrats, on the other hand, including the president demanding change. a tragic slaughter in san bernardino days after chaos at a colorado clinic. president obama, who fought hard for gun control meases after the newtown shooting and lost, is weighing inin again. >> we have a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else in the world. and there are some steps we could take. >> reporter: hillary clinton calling for action at an event was unfolding. >> it is time for us to say we're going to have comprehensive background checks, we're going to close the gun show loophole. >> reporter: as police were engaged with the suspects, the house speaker was lighting the capitol christmas tree. >> please keep the victims and their families in your prayers right now. >>