that is ike's. three divisions, ike knew, were not enough, and he pressed for five amphibious divisions and paratroop divisions which is , the same number he used to invade sicily. it will take more than three for normandy. it was apparent to him that 230 lst's earmarked under the original plan would not be enough to support seven divisions. there is an old song that most of you probably know that amateurs talk strategy and professionals talk logistics, and ike was a professional. he knew in the long run that sustaining the allied army in normandy as it grew from 100,000 to over a million would require the capture of a functioning cherbourg orerably le havre. we had a conversation during the q and date a minute ago. the seizure of a seaport was difficult. that might take months. in the meantime, how would the allies sustain themselves off that landing beach absent a workable port? the answer, or at least what seems like it at the time was to , construct an artificial harbor of the invasion beach. th

ike knew it from the start. early on after taking command, he wrote a letter to the joint chiefs and told him how many he needed to carry out the invasion , in addition to the 230 earmarked. he said he needed 270 more landing craft, including 47 of the scarce but essential lst's. the joint chiefs were skeptical. really? specifically, they asked him -- and these are there words -- please explain the basis you used in arriving at the additional resources required. many commanders would have bristled at that kind of skepticism. mcarthur,there, -- monty, patton would have responded with the military equipment of, how dare you? ike to his character, patiently responded to all the questions and detailed the carrying capacity of each vessel as well as the timetable for the invasion. he showed how without the initial -- the lst's the invasion would have no support from the sea for three full days after d-day, clearly an unacceptable circumstance. but they convinced, just did not have the lst's available, so d-day was po

ike's younger brother was a bit of a worrier and after ike became president, milton was at penn state university and invited the president to speak. the weather was not looking good. they were going to have a big convocation outside and milton said, what are going to do about the weather? ,hould we move the group inside which would necessitate a number of people losing an opportunity to hear the president, or should we risk it and stay outside? way, id in an annoyed have not worried about the weather since june 6, 1944. [laughter] susan: poor milton was on his own for that one. i have had very emotional feelings this week because it marks the 50th anniversary of ike's passing. it is hard to believe it is 50 years since his death. i come to realize it was the passing of a giant, really a giant. if i was not fully aware of that as a kid, i know it now after researching my book. say i am overwhelmed at times by e's tenacity, fear -- clear thinking, and vision be an understatement. i have come to meet an individual who is courageous and compassionate, with an extraordinary level of emotio

. ♪ president ike, president ike ♪ you like ike, i like ike, ev likes ike ♪ ♪ for president ♪ we'll take the eisenhower and nixon ticket. ♪ hang out the banner beat the drum ♪ ♪ we'll take ike to washington >> we leave washington on the midnight october the 5th. from there we go down through the pacific to new zealand, then over to australia, up to indonesia, to jakarta. to saigon and into china, to hong kong, korea, to japan, then down to manila. >> for the sake of millions in the world who depend upon our leadership we must never falter. >> washington, d.c. in a four-week goodwill tour of the -- >> a tour of eight south american nations. its purpose -- >> the communists are making an all-out effort to win. if they do, the free world eventually will be forced to its knees. >> for four days now some of the 20th century's most extraordinary diplomatic maneuvers have been taking place in moscow. >> khrushchev was a very, very capable, tough, unpredictable leader who would test my mettle. >> this, mr. khrushchev, is one of the most advanced developments in communication that we have in our

they are looking for ike. he was supposed to be in court today but he escaped eight hours earlier. >>> and oakley police are investigating a shooting that left two brothers injured last night. officers say a 21-year-old, was shot in the chest, and a 19- year-old was shot in the leg on fifth street. both were taken to the hospital. the victim was shot in the leg was released last night, the other is expected to survive, police say a male suspect is still on the loose. >>> a guilty verdict on the 2016 murder of a san jose motorcycle shop worker. the jury found steve plea bell guilty of second-degree murder, in the brutal killing of his coworker kyle myrick. on january 22, 2016, he disappeared after being sent to help clean bow in a work area outside the main sales floor. his body was found six days later the santa cruz mountains, neither side has given a clear motive. cleo is set to be sentenced in june. >>>a show of solidarity in seven cisco for an immigrant mother, who is being held in detention for nearly fiv

>> chairwoman: oh, public comments. >> commissioner ike, you're very unassuming, and very astute. p one oand one of the things tht hasn't been mentioned here is your role when the archeological finds were found. how you used your experience and your connections to make that happen. you know, as do i, the hatchachi waters belong to the first people. and the first people should always be inincorporated in all of the meaningful deliberations. i've spoken to you a little bit about it. i've spoken to the general manager and i've spoken to all of the commissioners in general. at one time, i brought the tribes over here. the malwalks, the peels, and the pomos, so they could talk to the commissioners about water. water is life for the first people. while you were the commissioner on this commission, you paid attention to what we said. we speak truth to power. we're not afraid of anybody. especially human beings. when you pray and you love mother earth, you will be guided by the great spirit to say the right thing. and if the seed falls on good ground, good things will happen. on behalf of

. >> that's right, ike they met only recently, but going into business together was an easy decision. it was a no-brainer and it was about picking the location and hayward was the best location for me. everybody that knows me knows i have root s in hayward and root in oakland, but i'm a bay area kid. anything i can do to give back, i'm all for it. >> he grew up in hayward and began boxing when he was 9. >> there are 17 ike's >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. hauled into court. the famous moms, the actresses accused of buying their children's way into college. felicity huffman of "desperate housewives," lori loughlin. and what the former "full house" actress said to the cameras, signing autographs, as well. and what we've learned tonight. >>> also breaking, could it be a major break in the case? a boy missing since he was 6 years old. the surveillance of him with his mother. tonight, has he been found alive all these years later? a 14-year-old boy who claims he escaped a hotel, ran across state lines. > the new video just out tonighat he w says about the won

ike to you is a vicker of honesty and decency and a five star general and you don't like the president0 lies, but -- >> i don't like anyone lying and you shouldn't like anyone lying and i know you don't. >> i don't. but i have lied. if you're the only person that hasn't lied i would be surprised by that. most people in our lifetime do tell lies, okay, and not even just white lies, they tell big lies. >> you and i aren't the president of the united states. >> i know. >> you and i can't move the market with your lies. maybe you can more than i can. >> the market's priced -- you want to talk about the market? let me tell you. >> you and i can't start a nuclear war with our lies. >> they've priced him. >> they've priced him as a liar. >> what does that tell you that the market -- >> there are 43 other presidents, grover cleveland did it twice, 43 other presidents, any other president that acted like president trump that market would be zigging and zagging way harder than it is right now. i don't love the markets liquidity. we can talk about that if you want. it's not a business show. the m

people, ike hoover did not lie like the president, coolidge was not a great dinner. everybody loves facetime with the president. the senators didn't go. so there was a roster of excuses, sick, sick, senator read, wife sick, or friend sick -- and you're like wow, ike hoover maliciously kept a record of the negative r svp's, but when i see why the senators turned down the vermont breakfasts from the coolidge's properties they knew he wasn't going to give them anything. imagine the incredible pressure prosperity has been there for years. the budget should grow, why not, why shouldn't it grow over the farms need something. let's nationalalize power. let's give the vets more -- one -- after the other and coolidge was so unsatisfying he always said no, and for a while they turned his back -- their back on him. >> brian: that's odd because i don't know during the book but i wanted to ask you he was offered presidency of amherst, and he said its easier to control a congress than a college faculty. >> amity: that makes sense, there was a story there. there was a rogue preside

it's disgusting and call them pests the ones that we print here american cockroaches are in a hygiene ik environment the profit feed to nothing synthetic we feed them corn flour fruits and vegetables so medicinal value is also very high also low in. cockroaches have been a documented part of chinese medicine since the sixteenth century for their perceived detoxifying qualities and that's why last year lee was able to sell a ton of his dried insects to a pharmaceutical firm for ninety thousand yuan or thirteen and a half thousand dollars billy's passion project is to turn roaches into a delicacy that's why he's been working with the chef of a local restaurant in sichuan province. as there was a youngster though these are farm cockroaches not from the wild so there isn't any bacteria after cooking at a high heat it's fragrant and krispy. kreme serves up around thirty dishes a month to cockroach hungry dynas your didn't buy their claim to health benefits combined with such one signature spicy source after a few tentative first bites what they think. it's tasty and crisp and it's really nutr

ike china >> probably but it is a hard call. any time a company goes into a country that is like a lucrative and is going to have leverage over the platform, you are running the risk that country is going to tell you to censor things. privacy, your users turn over data to the police. that happens with countries all over the world, it is not unique to china. to thees coming up highest court of the eu about whether european laws can be a basis for taking down search results globally or facebook posts. a case out of austria involving a green party politician. idea that financially powerful markets will enforce not consistent with the balance of rights other countries have struck, that is kind of universal. >> are these the type of issues you discuss with students? >> she is the director of intermediary liability at the center for internet and society. it exactly what is you do? speech.orms and when these companies have to stop hosting your speech. when they might have to host your speech. guest on theen our communicators. >> now on

ben & jerry's will give you a free pint and you can get sandwiches at ike's and the bird will have a free sandwich. customers line-up and follow them on instagram. >>> authorities in alameda county are on the lookout to an we are onnohappen again. >> reporter: well, this area, right here -- sorry about that it is so windy out here. this area near the northbound on-ramp to interstate 880 here at 42nd avenue and oakland is known as the pit. you can see the tire marks from previous sideshows. oakland police say they are going to be staffing up to make sure we do not see a repeat of last weekend. last weekend's sideshow in oakland digressed to this. complete chaos at this intersection where a bus was set on fire and so was a semi truck. the crowd of more than 1000 ficould handle. the nearby >> there is no way to deal y to there is a fire. >> reporter: kelldeesofce kld police and california highway patrol will take a no tolerance approach to any illegal driving. >> you have to hit it early on and keep them from congregating which we do through enforcement and deterrence. >> reporter: to p

or ike sending troops to little rock. those are moments that we all remember. man,a lot easier for one the president, whatever his leave that imprint on our collective memory than it is for 535 representatives with wildly differing agendas and interests. 5 i completely -- guest: i completely agree with that. the beginning of the television age, crews used to be sent by cbs to cover martin luther king and people couldn't believe at the time how the civil rights southern leadership conference and the like are just marching. look at bull connor, look at the barking dogs. news of the 1965 helped our country to understand the civil rights flight. -- 1960's helped our country to understand the civil rights flight. -- plight. king it. he would let cbs was the time and the place and he would put it on television. but the media culture is, unfortunately we now have -- you have to be telegenic. that has been a problem with looking at presidents. kennedy is high because he will always be telegenic. reagan was always telegenic. have presidents like jimmy carter, gerald for

i could see you're not gng to be sent back if you pay, things .ike th >> they tell us the true cost of obtaining these visas runs between 1,000 and 1500 there are. mr. lopez in a statement says, these claims are unequivocally inaccurate and untrue. over the past five yearsbte has provided a professional recruitment, placement,raining an support program for dc public schools. we will not acknowledge these false statements in the media. there were teachers recruited by these companies. >>> your grocery bill is at rskk of going up. what could gorong if president trump threcloses the border. >>> our cherry blossoms reach is bloom today, but amelia tracking changes in the forecast that could cut the fun a little short. >>> breaking news. this is a picture of a shootingh scene in s d.c. police tell us a man is hurt, in >>> we are back with a live look over the district. kind of a chilly nightut there, and you can see the breeze blowing the flag around. it's going to be even colder when you wake up tomorrow. amelia is back with how low our temperatures will go and who is tracking the chances

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>> no, i -- [ light laughter ]ik no, but it is, it still does, like, have a little, like -- >> seth:m e like, "[ ] oliver." [ laughter and applause ] seth: you -- >> see? it's right there! >> seth: yeah, it's right there. >> it's very visceral. >> seth: you -- you write a note your mom. >> i do. >> seth: in the beginning. in the, sort of,ts acknowledgem >> well, it was pointed out to me that i should have probably done that in the opening. >> seth: yeah. >> i, you know -- >> seth: right. because you wrote it. yeah. >> so she still has to read all the sex stuff antothen she gets he end. >> seth: you gave her some advice, read the sex stuff. >> well, i just said if she had any questions about what anything was or what terms were, she should ask my younger sister, natalie. >> seth: gotcha. [ laughter ] was natalie appreciative of this -- >> no, she was like, "you're a dick. [ ughter ] why are you -- why would you do that to me?" but i did put it -- i should have told her upfront. >> seth: yeah. >> i just told her, i was like, "look, if you get to a chapter and there's, like, too many [

see a what was your childhood ike? for me it's about working together, understanding about family and sharing and working hard. because we were -- we grew up on a farm. everybody had chores to do. obviously if one of the brothers sisters got hung up and didn't finish we'd chip in to finish because the sooner we all finished then we could go out and play, right? it was always for the greater good for me it's really about family and i've always put family first. it started just growing up in a nice big family. host: where did you grow up? what was your childhood like? ms. garcia: i group in south texas, a small farming community called polito blanco. not the rio grande valley but between corpus christi and laredo. you put your finger in the middle befe ways fetching the eggs from the barn. we all had a chore. but what really is important is that even though we worked on the farm and had to do everything we had to do, my parents always would wake us up early enough to do that, to then get cleaned up to go down the road to

ike barinholtz, who's also a producer on the comic caper, is set to play the escapee, who insists he'scent."welcome to this morning's walkceremony!"who do see get a star on the hollywood walk of fame? it's nomination time! anyone can suggest their favorite celebrity to the hollywood chamber of commerce, which is taking nominations through the end of may. a committee will meet in june to review all nominations and make its selections for 20-20. details and applications at walk-of-fame dot-com. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after light showers through the day yesterday areas of rainfall will continue today with on and off showers through the afternoo

i would t ik about more later. erica, back to you. >> somara, thank you very much. >>> a host of complaints against airbnb. and this latest incident is just downright creepy. a guest found when he scanned a rental home, and what you should do during your next stay. ♪ not all water is created equal. there are over 326 million trillion gallons of water on earth. but only one billionth of one per cent is filtered naturally beneath the earth, with a distinct balance of minerals, and emerges crisp and refreshing enough to be called deer park®. deer park® 100% natural spring water. born better®. >> >>> it keeps happening, hidden cameras spotted in airbnb's. now a family says they found one in a really unexpected place, i a smoke detector. on a recent trip to ireland, the family saw an ip camera come up on the wi-fi. then they found the device. airbnb has removed that host from the site. they've refunded the family their stay. but people say this has happened before and they have found cameras in other places, like clocks

. >> reporter: and it may sound silly, but make sure the ike stillfits. >> children's bicycles go by wheel size. and adult bicycles go by frame size. >> reporter: a 12nch bike works for a 2 to 4-year-old. 16 inches for a 4 to 6-year-old, and 20 inch for kids 7 to 9. while you can do most of these checks yourself -- >> your average person isn't going to know what torque spec to tighten things to. if you're not sure, take it to your local bike shop. >> reporter: most are free, or you can get a tune-up for $20. tthe most importantng -- >> the bicycle is a vehicle, not a toy. this could be your child's first vehicle. they must know the rul of the road. >> getting the bike ready is one thing. for theyour child ready ride is something else. coming up on thursday, we'll look at how to talk to your kids about bike safety. that'shursday right here on news4. >> thank you so much. >>> it's 4:25. coming up, behind t scenes, behind the wheel. a news4 ride along with police giving usll reminders about drivers.e better >>> plus, more on the measles outbreak. it's one of the worst we've seen in deca

aen er accused stabbing his mom to death is back in cu surveillance video captured the moment that ike suezer escaped early friday morning. he was found six miles away at a mcdonald's. they believe he hurt himself while trying to cape. >>> check out this fiery video from the new jersey bodwalk. plumes of black smoke rising as firefighters use hoses to put out the flames. crews rushene to the sce yesterday and had trouble keeping the fire under control. they finally contained it to a restaurant. no injuries have been reported. there is no word on what spark that fire. >>> for the first time a plane with the longest wingspan took to the sky over california's mojave desert. the gigantic jet is called the strato launch, it has six engines, longer than a football field. yesterday it flew around for more than two hours before landing safely. the plane is designed to carry loads weighing up to 650 tons. the designers hope to use it to send small rockets with satellites into orbit. >> i think it probably doesn't do it justice seeing it on film. longer than a football field. >> doesn't look tha

i caught a baxley imagine that like ike actually cannot even think about that because for me it's not an option i am not a menace to society anymore. i say that how you feeling. a little bit anxious but i. think. you'll be good but this is where. she's worked so hard this time to try and show off done to get to the study in the hives for to go back and cause rushing because it's not going to help. just bright to solve. it lovely thinking welcome to the safety i mean here. i received intensive corrections or else a twelve months if i step out of line i'll be going straight back to jail. so i'm not going to jail say no more jail time that's my problem here no nothing so he can shut it down. now from the family very good. luck. china's a problem has become famous for its large number of elderly many aged one hundred years or older one i want to investigate see if the raging home for the sacred to a long and healthy lives on al-jazeera. on counting that cost it's been cold chosen horse while russian banks moved to hungary is picking up a short haul populist governments threatening the ind

the report is out and people are iking to make of it what they will and if youtrump, no collusion, let's, and if you don't like trumple,y of evidence of obstruction and we need to look at this further. the white house very much is in a place where it wants to be tonight, and for donald trump, he is probably off to play golf. laura: indeed so. house trying move the labonte this and -- move beyond this and use it in the 2020 campaign? jane: it will be difficult to put it behind them in the sense that democratsre not done with . they have made that very clear all day. they want to hear from robert mueller himself. they want to hear from bill barr, the attorney general. they also have their own investigations into other thaspects o report might not have covered, like financing of the actual campaign. so although robert mueller's investigation is done, the report is out, this is not over. will it be an issue for the campaign? a lot of americans say they don't want to keep talking about it, they have other things on their minds. i don't know, it is difficult to say how politically they can mov

cleansing of pages and news feeds it didn't like in full was alex jones even for a while artie's math ik media all for a half expedient including the now were taken down for no reason other than pressure from pro-war think tank and i'll leave you with more from the messages are slick filled with graphics with grand. left leaning americans getting news from social media and the videos have been viewed tens of millions of times billions of times thank you apparently it's all for you your freedom your safety so here it is a corporate billionaire with dirty hands asking politicians to censor and regulate the web you don't get five hundred million friends without making a few enemies he once said but it seems is heading towards having just a few friends and millions of enemies investigative journalist dave lindorff believes mark zuckerberg though is simply looking after his own interests. wolves are getting closer regulation of his company there's a lot of anger and it's a growing call to break up facebook to regulate facebook and i think what's everybody's doing is recognizing that something

. >> glad we'll ike thank you very much. >>> the 2020 election still a year and a half away. campaigning already starting to get intense. >> always does. joining u now is moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. chuck, former vice president joe biden has all but announced that he's going to be running for president. but there is these allegations a against him he's a little bit too touchy with women, making them feel you know, i think at one point in time democrats or some people would have thought that he woule have been theto go up against trump. is he more of like a liability for the party? >> i think it just becomes -- it is symbolic of this larger iue with him, which is this debate. i think the reason some democrats are wringing their hands about biden is this. successful presidential mpaigns get to talk about the future. the ones reat fail the ones mired in debatesf thepast. the question is does biden get caught up in too many debates about the past? 70s he had some comments that wouldn't look good in today's light. the anita hill, clarence thomas situatiesn't look goo

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i caught a baxley imagine that like ike actually cannot even think about that because for me it's not an option i am not a menace to society anymore. i say that how you feeling. a little bit anxious but i. think. you'll be good but this is where. she's worked so hard this time to try and show off i don't think you do this type of thing the time is for to go back and cause rushing because it's not going to help. just break who saw. it it was clear thinking welcome to the safety i mean here. i received intensive corrections or else the twelve months if i step out of line i'll be going straight back to jail. so i'm not going to jail so no one child. that's i. know nothing so he can shut down the power now from the family very good. luck. the place where decision makers opinion leaders and journalists come together every year. for honest conversations on global affairs and the future of the arab region . the thirteenth al-jazeera full. in a region full of contradictory agendas and deepening decides. with an arms race loosely. where is the gulf headed with the rainy an influence on the ris

cleansing of pages and news feeds it didn't like in full was alex jones even for a while artie's math ik media all for math expedient including the now were taken down for no reason other than pressure from pro-war think tank and i'll leave you with more from fianna messages are slick filled with graphics with grand. left leaning americans getting news from social media and the videos have been viewed tens of millions of times billions of times thank you apparently it's all for you your freedom your safety so here it is a corporate billionaire with dirty hands asking politicians to censor and regulate the web you don't get five hundred million friends without making a few enemies he once said but it seems circa berg is heading towards having just a few friends and millions of enemies. another day another vote for british m.p.'s in parliament this time on a series of alternatives to to reason maze and battle plan the p.m.'s divorce bill's already been rejected three times but a fourth vote could still happen but said it wasn't just bricks it that's left some politicians wide eyed in westm

. >> i relate the staff at clarinda academy mtoh ike a gang, and there becomes a iscode of silence essentially what happens. >> reporter: sequel notes the incident with jesus occurred more than 3 1/2 years ago and says its facilities are now adopting a new program, miniming physical restraints. >> hopefully when i wake up one day i can know my brothers and sisters are fe. >> reporter: jesus is working now and giving talks about foster care. acelynn johnson wants to hi know she's sorry she didn't speak up sooner. >> you know, he was a broken kid that needed some care, some love, somebody to sit down with him when he doesn't want to go to bed at night and talk through what's going on, not shut the door in his room ly and physicalbuse him and make what's already happened in his life worse. >> reporter: iowa is now reviewing whether to renew sequel's contract. kate snow, nbc news. >>> we've got a lot more to tell you about e continue tonight. >>> just ahead, terrifying new video of the o blast inside of the hotels in the sri lanka attacks and new images of the suspected bomber moments before. >>>

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the local integration commission of rejects this assessment believe that ike has visited the cum manytimes he confirms the places unfit for human habitation on a long term basis and he says the refugees are condemned to a miserable plight vendors and i asked him what the standards for being up held. there are no standards at all these processing centers are supposed to be uncomfortable and humiliating to motivate those who have no real need for protection to leave the country preferably of their own accord. to do them to the fullest and he could for everybody but with every month the refugee spend here the frustration grows fights and protests a part of everyday life at the camp in the beginning the authorities told me that this was going to be a temporary situation but this temporary situation turned into a year and five months according to regulations refugees should either be trans food or deported within twenty four months but groups like the bavarian refugee council report this time limit is soft neck see that all the more reasons they say to improve conditions in the camp as soo

our data perhaps would i use the word free would i use the word free it refers to freedom ike a much less concerned with whether something is gratis or not. i'm worried that if we all got our internet connection through the same system that it would send it would would restrict us in various ways and we'd have no choice no way to protect ourselves from that by going in some other way you're so critical of the internet of things and. so you call it smart home tack however has it's generally in virtues for example and it could be easier for people with disabilities to control their house through an app how do we get to the point were people can reap the benefits of such have without having to pay with their privacy . wait a second the internet of sting's is made up of devices that spy on everything you do with them and they do this by communicating with the owner through the server of the manufacturer and that means all the commands are recorded by the manufacturer and all the responses all the reports are watched by the manufacturer this is a design for total surveillance no i wouldn'