she turned to jerry, i get emotional about this, she gently tapped jerry on the arm on and said, jerry, thank you for giving my life back, 30 years later. it was still present for her in that moment. if you can each take a minute, 30 seconds, what lesson you learned, why is this still important for people to think about today, march 30, 1981? go ahead, rick, you start. >> well, i said this jokingly to ray moments ago but i'm still involved with presidentsnd presidential candidates and the changes that have been made in the security aspect have a daily impact on our lives, how we set up every event, how much earlier the people have to get there, because we -- i did the first couple events after the shooting, the commencements of notre dame and west point, it was the first time we had used magnetometers for large number of people. no one knew who could pass through each magnetometers per hour. we had great debates but got it down now, the secret service has, but we saw all of the rallies trump was doing, people were there days ahead of time knowing they had to pass through screening to g

she turned to jerry, tapped jerry on to the, arm up his arm and said, jerry, thank you for giving me my life back. 30 years later like it was so present for her at that moment right? like if you guys could each take a minute 30 seconds what lessons you learned why is it still important for people to think about it march 30th 1981? go ahead, rick, you start. >> well, i said this jokingly to write a few moments ago, but i'm still involved with the presidents and presidential candidates. the changes that have been made in the security aspect, have a daily impact on our lives. how we set up every event. how much earlier the people have to get there because i did the first couple of events after the shooting, the commitments of notre dame and west point. the first time we've ever used magnetize for a large number of people. no one knew how many could pass through each magnet trumpeter per hour. we had great debates over those things. we've got it down to a science now, 40 years later, the secret service has. people have to show up a lot earlier. those rallies we saw president trump doing.

and bang, that glass, it took a shot, and jerry, and i remember jerry and i talked about who did that hit you or me? and we played around with that for a long time. it did stop that shot. if we had the cadillac that day, somebody would have been hit with that fifth round. and the sixth round, and this is a fluke shot for you, and timmy, you tell me, this round ricochets off of the right rear quarter panel of a fully armoreder ka -- armored car, and it picks up black paint and flattens out the size of a dime, and as jerry and i are in the car, and he had the arm out like this, but he caught one in the left ribib cage, and ricocheted off of the rib, and then nicked an artery that caused all of the bleeding and lodged in the lung tissue. that was the sixth shot, and that is incredible, because if you saw how quickly the president got into the car, and jerry grabbed him by the shoulders and pulled him down, and all i can remember is when the head cleared the top of the car, i hit him on the back, and when he was on the other side of the car, and you had the transmission, and the fully ar

then jerry park gets him in the limo. someone slams the door shut the driver of the limo drew unru former army veteran, you know real stressful job driving. the presidency said not because you're worried about situations like this, but you're always worried about dropping off the president at the wrong entrance or something. it's hugely embarrassing. you never live it down, but it's a very stressful job driving the president is waiting waiting waiting because he could hear the shots through the open door if the door have been closed he wouldn't have been able to hear the shots because it's so heavily played in shuts the door. he's like i gotta get out of you. he's going but he's in his mind. he's really worried because he'd seen his buddy tim mccarthy followed the ground and he didn't want to run over a tim mccarthy with a 13,000 pound limousine would probably kill him. and so they drive away and the head straight out this way towards connecticut avenue at that moment. what they didn't know at the time was hinckley's fina

jerry pear in .4 of a second.ried to time it, it is difficult, but he grabs the president of the united states the moment he hears the gunfire. thrusts him behind tim mccarthy, another secret service agent who swivels his body and takes a bullet in the chest. first bullet hits brady, second hits dela hansy. the fourth one hits mccarthy who turns like this. he's not wearing a bulletproof vest. he is credited with helping save the president. the fifth one hits the bulletproof limousine window just as jerry pear is pushing him in the limousine. the sixth one cracks across the parking lot. jerry pear gets in the limo. someone slams the door shut. the driver of the limo -- stressful job driving the president he said not because you are not worried about situations like this, but you are always worried you are going to be dropping him at the wrong place. he was waiting. he can't hear the shots. so door shuts, he is like i have got to get out of here. he was worried because he saw his buddy tim mccarthy fall down. they d

so jerry par has to make a call.guy is struggling, they have a medical facility at the white house, he doesn't know if it's world war three, or if he needs to go to the hospital. if it goes to the hospital, reagan is not hurt, that could set off a major economic crisis. this is what's going through his mind. these are heavy questions. he says, you know it? i can't risk. it i've got to go to the hospital, which by the way had no agents at it. no security there. there could've been other assassins in the city waiting for the president there. they had to the hospital. they get on the radio and said we are going to george washington emergency room, and let's get there fast. he gets on the radio and says let's hustle. let's hustle. >> go ahead, drew. >> roger, we want to go to the emergency room of george washington. >> that's a roger. >> go to george washington fast. >> you get an ambulance, you copy? >> correct, we've made the call. >> horsepower, horsepower. >> let's hustle. >> because he can't say on the radio reagan'

and so jerry parr has to make a call. this guy is struggling. they have a medical facility in the white house. it's the most secure place in the world. he doesn't know if it's world war iii or he can go to the hospital. but if he goes to the hospital and reagan is not hurt, you know, that could set off a major economic crisis. this is what's going through his mind. these are heavy questions. and he says, you know what, i can't risk it. i got to go to the hospital. which, by the way, had no agents at it. there was no security there. there could have been other assassins in the city waiting for the president there. he makes that call and they head to the hospital. they're going to go to the hospital. so they get on the radio and say we're going to george washington emergency room and, you know, let's get there fast. and parr even gets on the radio and says, let's hustle. let's hustle. >> go ahead, drew. >> roger, we want to go to the emergency room of george washington. >> that's a roger. >> go to george washington fast. >> roger. [ inaudible ] >>

she turned to jerry and i still get emotional about this. she said, thank you for giving me my life back. 30 years later. it was so presents for her that moment. you guys can each take a minute, what lessons did you learn? why is this still important for people to think about today? >> i said this jokingly a few minutes ago, but i'm still involved with presidential candidates. the changes that have been made in the security aspect have a daily impact on our lives. how we set up these events. how much earlier people have to get there. i did the first couple of events after the shooting. it was the first time we had ever learned -- use that many people. nobody knew who could pass through per hour. we had great debates over those things. people have to show up a lot earlier. people were there for days and hours ahead of time, knowing that they had to pass through screenings. this had a profound impact on those of us who are still involved with presidential politics. i think about it often. >> for the secret service in particular, it does not pr

what's happened to been in jerry's. that's because 8 years ago, the chief executive of mcdonalds is well refused to open a branch in the west bank. there was no big outcry from israel all the international community. so what's the difference? simply that they didn't make too much of a song and dance about the policy. i think that mcdonald's made the decision notes while cooperating with an organization such as b s. s. so that'd make it better. they done a lot of things. few, a lot of years ago, a lot of time before dad doesn't matter. it's not the same case, not being in c happening now. and it was their decision now not to sell in the service, or is eventually mcdonald's telling you that there is or is. so is the minute that brands decide to mix politics into their, you know, providing food to the, to the population or whatever it is. that's when you know that they're diving into a field that that is, is actually limiting their possibility. i think you don't need to make the call. it takes with the sweet. and it's a sh

jerry. >> we're just overwhelmed.ou know, number one, like, just someone's ability to dive down that far. number two, to put on their detective hat and really work that hard to figure out who we were >> now lee, melissa, elie and macy in maryland, and jerry and his wife in texas have a special friendship the mortons have their memory card, and jerry got a huge shipment of crab cakes from maryland jerry also convinced go pro to replace the morton's camera. >> it just feels very much like they deserved this to get this back, to have these memories forever. and now i feel like i've got a go pro bro lee and his whole family we just wish them nothing but the best >> what a great story. at least for that go pro there's no icloud where they can get those pictures back. so to have those memories and family friendly images and not anything kind of, you know >> you would have probably seen that story reynaldo. >>> right now at 4:30, california wildfires sending massive amounts of smoke into the sky. now the bad air is here in t

here is what we think have you been in jerry's? i been in jerry's decision is a disgraceful capitulation anti semitism. to be d. s to all that is evil in the anti israeli, an anti jewish discourse. we won't be silent. the boycott against israel is a new sort of terrorism, economic terrorism. terrorism tries to harm israeli citizens, and these railey economy. we must oppose this boycott and terrorism of any kind. so what's the bitter taste of bells and announcement from ben and jamie's ice cream that it will no longer be providing the sweet taste in his rating puzzlement. passengers on board or we can fight to television was served scoop of the controversial treat. no surprise what the reaction was off to the ice cream was served. a lot of people protested the serving of food product whose produce a boy called today. i'm samaria. i protested as well and gave my ice cream back. the company insisted not against israel, broader its policies. the company stated decision to more fully align if operations with its values is not the reject

lincoln and jerry.th that his allies and people in the government were willing to go to overturn the presidential election. jeffrey clark with the acting assistant attorney general running the civil rights division at the time and he wrote in a letter to georgia officials a draft without any actual evidence, in fact, contrary to the evidence, he wrote that the justice department had identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple states including the state of georgia. and he was suggesting that draft letter that the georgia state legislature throw out the electors and seat a new batch of trump electors. joining me now is the former national security adviser to then president trump, john bolton, the author of the book "the room where it happened" ambassador, i should note you were long gone, long gone before december and january of last year. you were in no way connected to this with the professor just said we would be hard pressed to find a republican that

hang on. >> jerry was dating marla, the virgin. >> let's go in the bedroom. >> really? while it was airing because people were, clearly, getting on the phone and going turn over to channel 4, you got to see what they're doing. and that's where i think the ultimate success of the show was born. >> it's over? you're out? oh, my god. the queen is dead. >> in the '90s, the world is literally changing overnight. and here are these four people grounded in their adolescence. >> you mean shrinkage? >> yes. >> they're not trying to be good people. >> and everybody recognized some part of themselves in them and went i -- i think i love these guys. >> george is getting upset. >> "seinfeld." that was a game changer. >> "seinfeld" just had a tone. >> you are making out during schindler's list? >> the last three lines of the show are the first-three lines of the pilot. >> the second button is the key button. it literally makes or breaks the shirt. >> a guy's shirt button is not the way you would launch a successful series. it sure as hell not the way to end a successful series. unles

let's talk to jerry storch jerry, great to have you back on first off, i'm not an epidemiologist we havewill have a back-to-school shopping season >> before the last cdc announcement, they thought it would be the best back-to-school season i think it will be double digits kids are going back to school. it is important kids go back to school the risks are outweighed by the benefits the close from two years ago don't fit. meanwhile, the parents have money. there is additional money from the federal government the parents have to go back to work you have back-to-work and back-to-school app apparel will be strong >> it may not just be the volumes, jerry that includes the costs. if you walk through the malls, you look at prices they are up. retailers had too much inventory and constantly had to discount to move off the shelf. the inventory has cleared out. they got smarter massive supply chain bottlenecks are keeping inventory below levels and let's not forget and i'm trying to be delicate here a lot of people's body shapes have changed in the last year. >> look, it is a secret of retail reta

jerry mitchell. we very much appreciate your trail blazing work around civil rights and for all people, not just for any one person but for all people and american university we stand firmly upon the institution's commitment to diversity, inclusion and mutual respect. as a chair of the plaque alumni association i must say we're pleased to co-sponsor this event tonight whether the investigative reporting workshop and school of communication. the ba's mission is to provide alumni and black students with networking and professional development as well as to uplift the ebony eagle. and while also positively impacting the overall culture of american university. for more information about how to get involved, please pick up a postcard at the reception or talk with eduina sims. i'm proud to be an ebony eagle and applaud all of our groups for an ongoing commitment to au by enhancing the experience of current students and great events like the one tonight. we welcome you all to join us for the reception and,

now jerry and ripped across his mountainous regions killing at least 65 people fell. jerry and red crescent says more than 1000 people having injured and that the 600 families have been left homeless. the president fired a 3 day period of morning to honor lives last, which included 28 soldiers officials. they also suspected in some of the size in the barber region of compile, despite the ongoing heat wave, laura burton manley reports it's a desperate situation from branches to plastic containers of water locals using whatever hand to smuggle the flames your call, but you to we have fighting fire to protect at least the houses we evacuated, the elderly and we stayed, as you can see on the hook, mama catch michigan. as you see there are 5 everywhere. we've not seen the government here. the people are acting as the government long lived. the civil protection team was jerry, as can be region, is known for its lush mountains and forests, but scorching summer temperatures have reduced the trees to kindling if one of 16 provinces in the north african country that's been hit

jerry had moved far away. which cleared him for sure. would need to look at shannon and aaron, too, given their falling out with pam and ralph. but -- >> they were cleared almost immediately, because -- >> they were nowhere around? >> yeah, they were not involved. >> dead-end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you, including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the backdoor. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping the intruders left dna or fingerprints on them. and then quite unexpected. then, quite unexpected, something remarkable turned up. and right through the front door of the local newspaper -- so what did you think when you first read that document? >> i felt i had my own little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >> coming up, a letter that had everyone in town talking. >> i remember reading it

like, it's so out of character jerry. until you wash it off. so he fell asleep and he never washed it off, and the next morning i brought -- this is a a picture for you, this is what happened - [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] it's pretty bad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, look at that oh, my gosh. it looks like he's burnt >> i love this picture i had it as my wall paper on my phone for a long time. any time i'm sad, i look at this picture and it makes me feel so good [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he looks like -- he looks like the color of the blimp. >> he's nickelodeon orange >> jimmy: he's nickelodeon orange yeah, that's what he went with was he -- was he mad >> so he was very upset and he blamed me. and then, later, we were filming an episode for the show and in the episode, i'm supposed to make this, kind of, crazy, hideous face and it's turn into this giant andy warhol-type piece of art in the episode so he asked if he could take it home when we finished the episode and he put it up in his house to get me back >> jimmy: here's the

from that moment on bed and jerry's is my sworn enemy. and if the government of israel is their enemy and the government of israel is my friend, you realize ben and jerry selves, dairy free ice cream now? right? oh, well then free palestine. seriously, that's all it says, obviously free palestine. i mean and don't stop watching check euro with the recent social media, attention, and shift and public opinion. these really government shook. that's why they're delaying these proceedings. palestinians do not have faith and he is really courts . but they do have faith and mass movements. so don't lead up. thanks jennifer. thank you. now we're going to get to some news. we didn't have time to cover the show for that. we turned to corresponded anders li. anders. anders lior. tell me, what are the stories? well, we are in the midst. possibly of a brewing eviction crisis right now in new york. one and a half when at some point, yes they've been, you know, the, the federal one was extended and they're trying to do that in new york because it's been

let's let's try let's see what it's all jerry undefeated i'm neither i love me.ve it a try drive-thru food anyway. you slice it is about as american as apple pie. >> vicki liviakis kron 4 news. that's what we like willing to give it a try. we're always looking for great places to dine in or get takeout in your neighborhood, you can use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code. it will take you directly to the dine and dish web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 was hungry burgers and fries. >> we have a lot more ahead during cropper news at 6. catherine heenan and ken wayne are here now with a look what's coming up. thank you. and a part of what's coming up tonight at 6 o'clock. we are, of course, tracking the wildfires in northern california. hundreds of thousands of acres have burned firefighters are up against high winds tonight. also the major highway and a south lake tahoe that's shut down. we'll have the latest at the top of the hour. and if you're heading out tonight in san francisco. yo

the mid-90s that will come our > heavy jerry day. s next week. thank you for joining us.inues at 9:00 a.m. have a great day. >>> good morning, america. breaking news. silver for skinner. mykayla skinner vaulting into second place for team usa after replacing simone biles. this as biles pulls out of yet another gymnastics event overnight. >>> running rampant. the delta variant running rampant, sending americans case. pp100,000 in a . heoncerns about children. the challenge the president is facing in all of this. >>> eviction moratorium expired. millionsf

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we follow the fight to save land homes and lives and isolated parts about jerry and also accusations and recriminations in poland. critic say the government is trying to silence his opponent after it back to controversial media bill. ah, welcome to the program we begin in afghanistan. way it's president, nash of connie has slain to the government's last stronghold in the north. as the taliban continues its rapid and violent assault on territory across the country, connie arrived in the city of missouri sharif and a bit to rally government troops in the escalating battle with taliban fighters. and if the city falls, the government would lose control of the northern region. the u. s. defense official has told the reuters news agency. they believe the taliban could isolate the capital level in one month. in the past week, the taliban is taken 9 of the countries 34 provincial capitals. meanwhile, efforts to get the taliban african government back to the negotiating table in doha, have failed. the armed group insists that committed to further talks, but the government say that the taliban

l jerry and but crescent says more than 1000 people have been injured and the 600 families have been left homeless. the president has declared 3 days of national loaning, hollands parliament has bank to controversial media reform bill. the legislation will strengthen a ban on non european firms, controlling polish broadcasters. the opposition says a silence in american news channel that's been critical of the government. and he said, you know, group says it struck in alliance with to guy forces to overthrow the government and above both groups. the morrow liberation army on the t gray and people liberation front added to the government's terrorism. this year, mexico reported close to $23000.00 new quote of our case. the wednesday is pushed the total number of cases past 3 millions. the pandemic began the war. contagious delta variant is thought to be behind the increasing number of people going to hospital. for the 1st time this year, all brazilian states are using less than 80 percent of their intensive care bears as the country finds a 3rd wave of virus. scientists say vaccines of

it is my niger my, my jerry on out there. ah, me the news this is al jazeera ah, hello marianna, was the welcome to the news now a life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes as the death toll from the campbell at fort foaming, which is at least a $175.00 warnings and now the attack is likely us covert depths rise 11 percent in a week driven by the.

. >> jerry had an observational humor. >> do you know what this is all about?eld. >> so if you had an idea for like a tv show for yourself, we'd just love to talk about it. >> jerry said larry david and i, we're just going to write about like our friends. >> what kind of stories? >> oh, no. no stories. >> no stories? well, why am i watching it? >> because it's on tv. >> not yet. >> it was completely non-traditional. we decided to make a pilot. >> the second button literally makes or breaks the shirt. look at it. it's too high. >> and then the research came in. weak. >> but rick ludwin really believed in it. >> he said i could give you the money from the budget and you could do i don't know, four episodes more of "seinfeld." >> the biggest change was elaine was added to the show. >> get out! >> and you know what? that feels like we have something. >> so what do you think about the new sometime slot? 9:00 on thursday, 8:00 central. >> name one famous nbc show that aired in that time slot. >> "cheers." >> it's a dangerous slot because they're handing you the bigge

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that's where jerry comes in. >> how long has your family been connected with the cave? grandfather. >> so you're five generations down >> right >> reporter: matterson, a 15-year-old slave who was hired out to explore and map the cavern in 1838 he became one of the three original cave guides of mammoth cave >> they learned the tricks of the trade quite quickly. they became entertainers, explorers and guides they had jobs that were unique in america for people in slavery. >> on the surface, they were slaves but when they'd come down to the cave, they were guiding tours for world leaders. >> absolutely. once you got down in the cave, and you knew it better than anybody, you were free >> reporter: molly shore has been with the national park service for over 20 years. her first job was as a guide for mammoth cave >> so i've been to a lot of national parks none quite like this >> no, there's not we always like to say we are two parks in one we have this beautiful surface area of the green river valley, but we also have the longest cave in the world, mammoth cave. >> reporter:

jerry chen, thank you for taking the time.g up, speaking of highflying cloud startups, databricks just raised new funds at a $38 billion valuation. we are going to ask about plans to go public and the data bric road ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: databricks is a data analytics platform powered by artificial intelligence. it just announced it has raised $1.6 billion, valuing the company at $38 billion. joining us now, the databricks ceo. the numbers are huge. why are you still a private company. why not go public now? ali: we kind of see this is going public. we are allocating big blocks to the investors that are going to invest in us for many years to come. in january, we raised a billion dollars. that is reshaping our cap table. in this round, we are super excited to have the round be led by morgan stanley. kind of like a small ipo at the time. we will be public at some point. this is something that is really advantageous to us to do in this way. emily: you were last on the show to talk about that billion dollars you rais

this is tom and that's jerry. jerry is the ornery one. they've got the federal team.0s they started breeding them and they continued to breed because they're great for agriculture work, they're great for pulling a plow. they're workhorses, literally. the breed is having a great resurgence in north america. a lot of great breeders. there's actually a percheron th actually breeds percherons. they're great animals and they will stand for hours if you need them. but they do get tired of standing around when they're in their. >> must be a lot of trouble to get this all out here today. what makes you go through the history? >> love of history. love of my country. and the educational benefits for kids today that might not understand what this country went through in the 1860s. and so by coming out here and sweating in wool and hauling trailers through one of the hardest cities in north america to navigate, we give that opportunity for maybe to spark an interest in people that may look deeper into the history of this conflict and the results of what we had to go through to sa

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and this is this is tom and that's jerry. and jerry's the owner one. and then we've got the federal team. and then it's this one is pearl. here and this is poly over here. i want to say late 1400 they started breeding because and then they they continued to breed because they're great for you know agricultural work. they're great for pulling a plow so you don't need obviously too to pull plow but their workhorses literally that's where the third president hard to get to acquire this breed here. no, actually the breed is having a great resurgence in north america a lot of great breeders. there's actually a percher on society and dr. mike is a veterinarian. he's driving this wagon he actually breeds per joins. but yeah, they're great animals and they'll stand for hours if you need them, but they do get tired of standing around when they're in the in their leather so they want to get moving must be a lot of trouble to get all this out here today. what makes you go through all that trouble. i love a history loving my country our country and the educational

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injustice, it wasn't just poverty, it was racial injustice and misogyny and bigotry and guess what jerryportunity of a generation for wall street and big business because now they can go from being the bad guys to becoming the good guys if they just use their market power and service of a dancing the progressive values, inks were happy to applaud diversity and inclusion and the disparate impact of climate change or whatever they do, meanwhile they were able to deflect accountability and public for the financial crisis, as i like to say that is a bunch of woke millennial's get together with the big banks, together they birth woke capitalism into occupy wall street up for adoption and it's worked masterfully over the next decade. gerry: is a classic case of misdirection like the three card trick. we are focused on when these companies are allowed to get away with all kinds of abuses, there's all those people that say what's wrong with companies that are run into have responsibilities and wider responsibilities in the world and their employees have responsibilities and what's wrong with com

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