dog tag of john mack. an african-american man, was from centreville, louisiana. not too far from us near in new orleans. he was a member of the red ball express. the red ball express basically was a convoy of supply trucks. he got a moving army, george patton, think about him racing across france. you need to be able to keep up with them food and gasoline. john mack lost his dog tags on the beaches of normandy when he came ashore as part of the red ball express. over 70 years later, just a couple of years ago, his dog tags were rediscovered by a farmer in france who then sent them to the secretary of state's office here in louisiana. he presented us with the dog tag. so, in a sense, john mack and his dog tags came home 70 years later here in the case as well. you can see the red ball express is badge is what they wore on their uniforms. we are now moving into a bunker. a bunker that supposed to be a german bunker. basically, after the failure of market garden, september of 1944 where we famously came up one bridge too far, too short from being able to invade in n

so, in a sense, john mack and his dog tags came home 70 years later. here in the case as well you can , see the red ball express is badge is what they wore on their uniforms. we are now moving into a bunker. a bunker that is supposed to be a german bunker. basically, after the failure of market garden, september of 1944 where we famously came up one bridge too far, too short from being able to invade in northern germany, people still hope that the war might be over if not by christmas, maybe a little later. some of these people included omar bradley and dwight eisenhower. unfortunately, this was a terrible misjudgment. as we got closer to the german border, basically, resistance stiffened. in this german bunker, we learn the story of the battle of forest. a brutal nasty affair that held us up and should have let us know that things were not going swimmingly. on top of the bunker, concrete here, you can see a fabrication of church steeples and buildings. what the germans used to do from the bunkers was actually use chalk and markers to write out the dis

the questioners are and what kinds of questions they asked, do any of the campaigns -- too in pen john mackn that? >> they recognize the final decision belongs to the news of sponsors, but the debates are a time for candidates to be able to talk about the substantive issues and give their vision. if the moderates that the networks choose engage in a lot theotcha questions, then candidates don't have their time to talk about substance and vision. iswhat this arrangement does that it makes clear that the candidates are not committed to all the subsequently scheduled debates. they want to hear from the networks about exactly what is going to go into those debates, and they will make a decision after some negotiation with the people who put on the debates. john: this new letter of yours takes out the requests that asks the networks to not ask a certain things, not do this or do that, right? that is some stuff that has changed from the earlier version of the letter. >> yeah, and i will think that part of thethe negotiations, like raising hands per there has been a provision that sort of requests

. >> reporter: this is john mack lemaire rah. he told the judge he's guilty, guilty of a come spircy to smuggle ancient relics of pakistan through the airport into virginia. he admitted he's lodge been selling pieces through his website, paleo direct. he admitted having help including someone on the ground in pakistan and that at some point he purchased items excavated from human graves and he acknowledged moving items into virginia that are between 6,000 years old and 500 years old. he admitted previously buying bronze, swords, and daggers from pakistan. online shows a series of items for sale some of which shoppach is from pakistan. others questioned him about a shipment. he and his co-conspirators produced fraudulent papers claiming pakistan approved the shipment. who are his buyers? the prosecutors haven't said. homeland skurnlt warned about ancient tracking and said the buyers are prieskt and hard to find. sometimes the item is given away. >> if an item is difficult to sell, it may be donated. that's when the university or m

john sears has more from the u-s- cellular center in cedar rapids. sears jessica rinehart- centennial head coach tasha vipond- centennial senior kylee macke- centennial junior top ranked dowling maroons taking on #12 dubuque hempstead. dowling strong start. mykal sadler, big time kill. dowling up 3. later its kara grossman. gets it to drop. maroons take game 1 25-22. but upset alert, its all mustangs after that. match point falls. hempstead upsets number 1 dowling, 3-1. class 4a. 10th ranked pella and 2nd ranked harlan. mackenna bogaard gets the lady dutch off to a good start with the kill. later its emily holterhaus with the kill... but its not enough...harlan is too much, cyclones sweep 3-none. i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable.

john in the kitchen finess finessing mamma's italian classics. >> don't mind if idol there's nothing better than fresh italian bread. >> there's a lot to love here at mackrone knee's like homemade pasta in a beautiful sauce with fresh sheep's milk ricotta. filet primeau with crab meat and sun dried tomatoes. more to this restaurant once you've had your fill in the dining room. >> the night is not over yet. let's go outside for a cocktail. look at this. >> what was once the back of the old restaurant is now a sleek outdoor bar called p squared where customers can enjoy a customer and small bite. >> p square stands for john and i our last name primavera and we're twins. >> clever and deliciously exot exotic. >> i've never had a pickled quail egg. >> it's delicious. you're going to like it. >> hmm. >> what do you think? >> i love it. >> good. >> look how gorgeous that looks. >> wow! >> salute, fellows. >> tori, thank you to brothers and family also and new friends. >> there you go. >> absolute. >> absolute. a missing my -- missing something. big thanks to ryan hannigan who said mack crone knee's rest wasn't was a must try. we had a few people hit me shout

john in the kitchen finess finessing mamma's italian classics. >> don't mind if idol there's nothing better than fresh italian bread. >> there's a lot to love here at mackne knee's like homemade pasta in a beautiful sauce with fresh sheep's milk ricotta. filet primeau with crab meat and sun dried tomatoes. more to this restaurant once you've had your fill in the dining room. >> the night is not over yet. let's go outside for a cocktail. look at this. >> what was once the back of the old restaurant is now a sleek outdoor bar called p squared where customers can enjoy a customer and small bite. >> p square stands for john and i our last name primavera and we're twins. >> clever and deliciously exot exotic. >> i've never had a pickled quail egg. >> it's delicious. you're going to like it. >> hmm. >> what do you think? >> i love it. >> good. >> look how gorgeous that looks. >> wow! >> salute, fellows. >> tori, thank you to brothers and family also and new friends. >> there you go. >> absolute. >> absolute. a missing my -- missing something. big thanks to ryan hannigan who said mack crone knee's rest wasn't was a must try. we had a few people hit me shout ou

e-mack got it, between richard nixon and john kennedy.was the first televised debate. i'll talk to them about it. and phone apps could be sharing your personal data. and how do we protect ourselves from this? this is crazy. >> good morning to you, it's kind of outrageous, researchers at both or actually all three, harvard, carnegie mellon universities have come out with results of a survey they've done. 110 of the most popular apps on both iphones and android phones and they did 55 each side and they found out some stunning numbers here. and that is that a majority, a vast majority of apps are now sharing to third parties a lot of information about ourselves. including our e-mail addresses, our location, whether we have or haven't given permission for that. charles: when you say sharing, you're selling it. is there a way to stop it? >> you know, here is the thing. this might be something for the presidential debate coming up here, an issue that continues to rise is our privacy as relates to technology and how this is so pervasive in our l