my husband was going to take me up to the mountains to get way and relax carolyn shirley reed and her husband john had planned to spend the weekend in the mountains of northern arizona... carolyn shirley- joy to hang out together were best friends carolyn shirley- reed- im very lucky to have him john planned the camping trip after carolyn's recent diagnosis. john reed- she jsut found out on friday shes stage four and then tuesday morning .. their truck... which they need to tow their camper... was gone. stolen right out front of their house on oquendo and pecos. there the reeds purchased the f250 truck a year ago... and just got new tires and rims. where the piles of gravel are is where the front tires were the stolen truck is red... with a black shaker hood...fender wheels...and is a year 2000. john reed- i wanna find them and beat the living crap out of them john says the most frustrating part is the effect this is having on his wife... john reed- theres already to much stress we take the camper and got to the mountains and try and take her mind off of it beyond putting this weekend's plans on h

my husband was going to take me up to the mountains to get way and relax carolyn shirley reed and her husband john had planned to spend the weekend in the mountains of northern arizona... carolyn shirley- reed- it brings us great joy to hang out together were best friends carolyn shirley- reed- im very lucky to have him john planned the camping trip after carolyn's recent diagnosis. john reed- she just found out on friday shes stage four and then tuesday morn truck... which they need to tow their camper... was gone. stolen right out front of their house on oquendo and pecos. truck was right there the reeds purchased the f250 truck a year ago... and just got new tires and rims. where the piles of gravel are is where the front tires were the stolen truck is red... with a black shaker hood...fender wheels...and is a year 2000. john reed- i wanna find them and beat the living crap out of them john says the most frustrating part is the effect this is having on his wife... john reed- theres already to much stress we take and try and take her mind off of it beyond putting this weekend's plans on hold ...

my husband was going to take me up to the mountains to get way and relax carolyn shirley reed and her husband john had planned to spend the weekend in the mountains of northern arizona... carolyn shirley- reed- it brings us great joy to hang out together were best frnd carolyn shirley- reed- im very lucky to have him john planned the camping trip after carolyn's recent diagnosis. john reed- she jsut found out on friday shes stage four and then tuesday morning .. their truck... which they need to tow their camper... was gone. stolen right out front of their house on oquendo and pecos. truck was right there the reeds purchased the f250 truck a year ago... and just got new tires and rims. where the piles of gravel are is where the front tires were the stolen truck hood...fender wheels...and is a year 2000. john reed- i wanna find them and beat the living crap out of them john says the most frustrating part is the effect this is having on his wife... john reed- theres already to much stress we take the camper and got to the mountains and try and take her mind off of it beyond putting this weekend's pl

community, you just made my life a little better" we first told you about carolyn shirley reed and her husband john last night, when their truck was stolen from right in front of their home.. doctors recently diagnosed carolyn with stage 4 breast cancer...she used the truck to get to and from chemotherapy. "it wasnt just a station at nellis and twain called a tow company to take an abandoned car to impound, but the tow truck's driver recognized it from our story last night-- and called police. "i was looking at facebook this morning and somebody had said the truck was found overnight...i wasn't sure how to react but it was true!" metro police says this truck is one of more than 62- hundred cars stolen in the valley so far this year, and many of those cars have been found. stolen there is a liklihood that it will be recovered after a little while, but what condition is unknown." the condition of carolyn's truck -- not good. "they took the center console which was a safe, but that can be replaced, and they ruined the ignition" but despite the damage, she says she's thankful her truck is back. "just m

community, you just made my life a little better" we first told you about carolyn shirley reed and her husband john last night, when their truck was stolen from right in front of their home.. doctors recently diagnosed carolyn with stage 4 breast cancer...she used the truck to get to and from chemotherapy. "it wasnt just a truck it was more than a truck" this morning a gas station at nellis take an abandoned car to impound, but the tow truck's driver recognized it from our story last night-- and called police. "i was looking at facebook this morning and somebody had said the truck was found overnight...i wasn't sure how to react but it was true!" metro police says this truck is one of more than 62- hundred cars stolen in the valley so far this year, and many of those cars have been found. "if you're car is stolen there is a liklihood that it will be recovered after a little while, but what condition is unknown." the condition of carolyn's truck -- not good. "they took the center console which was a safe, but that can be replaced, and they ruined the ignition" but despite the damage, she says she's

. >> reporter: john wreath and pete reed are two americans on the medical front line. >> we have twohem appropriately. get him on. >> black box! black box! >> reporter: it's a frantic, chaotic effort compounded by a language barrier, different culture and significant lack of resources. >> i need more plastic. >> reporter: john, a trained emergency medical technician from sir kuryracussyracuse, new volunteering. pete of new jersey is a former marine turned medic who works with a non-profit providing medical training and assistance. there was no advanced warning when a casualty is coming in. no time to prep for the next one arrives. >> the toughest thing about being out here as a combat medic is when your patients don't live. >> come on, man. say with us. come back to us. >> sometimes we can't fix everything. that's the hardest part for me personally. you want to save everybody, but you can't. >> there's a breakdown in communication between us coalition forces, peshmerga. it's difficult when you're trying your best to work on someone, but just -- the rest of the system isn't there. or

carolyn shirley reed was recently diagnosed with breast cancer, and she and her husband john say they're so thankful for everything the community did to carolyn is fighting stage four breast cancer.. and needs the truck to get to and from chemo treatments. this morning their truck was found about 15 minutes away at a gas station at twain and nellis. carolyn told fox5 the inside is trashed and electronics are stolen, but she's excited to have it back. "just minor things the main thing is we got the truck back, 24 hours later thats just amazing, i'm very happy" carolyn said she actually found out that her truck had been found on facebook -- and then shortly after metro called her to tell her that it was in fact her truck. they think the thiefs may have gotten scared by all the attention from our story, and dumped the truck. and more good news today on a story we first brought you yesterday.. seventy years of family photos and heirlooms .. thought to be lost in a storage unit auction - have been returned. the good samaritans didn't want to go on tv.. flowers and a card with a note of sincer

reed signs twice. once for himself, once for john dickinson. so 39 men would signed the constitution. three would not. different issues. you have elbridge jerry of massachusetts who made a speech that last day, saying there was an excess of democracy which we called the worst of all political evils. the fear of democracy at that point in history is made evident a few years later in the french revolution when their new government went to the point of renaming months and cutting off 6,000 heads and that's the fear of democracy that leads to some sort of chaotic anarchy. which ultimately in history leads to a dictator, which is ultimately what france does. leading to napolean. they went back to rome and saw the same things happening. democracy was tempered here and britain which is where we get the ideas of having that mix. have a mix of states and people we have a president and a congress, we dried our powers. it's the idea that there's no one place where it has too much strength coming. jerry is a little afraid the democracy will overrun, so he won't sign it. randolph won't sign it. he

john brown. no one was hurt at the rv park. one witness told authorities it sounded as if the plane's engine had stalled. >> reed: desert heat is blamed for a second death at death valley national de saturday after a report of a missing 40-year-old woman. officials say hung was driving from las vegas to fort irwin and had not been seen since. her body was found late sunday about five miles from an unpaved road. officials believe her vehicle got stuck in loose sand and she tried to walk for help. park rangers say the temperature was 113. >> marie: las vegas is a great city to own a home. backs that belief up. according to a study by bankrate.com, las vegas, phoenix, atlanta and portland are the best metro areas for homeowners. the study reviewed eight factors. among those: home affordability, appreciation, property taxes and insurance costs. los angeles was on the list of worst metro areas for homeowners. >> reed: july was a very good month for nevada casinos. revenues up ten percent. that's thanks in large part to a ro the state's casinos won just over a billion dollars last month alone. revenue on the las vegas strip rose near

john huddy, fox news it's time for your news and weather together. a milwaukee man is charged following a fatal shooting outside a police station. 65-year-old randall drescher is accused of shooting and killing reed carlsen right in front of the district 6 police station last week. prosecutors say carlsen was harassing drescher and he was asked multiple times to stop. carlsen kept app drescher shot him-- drescher immediately turned himself into police-- saying he feared for his life. he's charged with first degree reckless homicide. the orange fence around sherman park signifies the park's hours are still restricted. since last week, the park closes each night at six at night-- reopening at six in the morning. those that live around the park hope that the hours will return to normal soon-- saying the children need a place to go. however-- the milwaukee county sheriff's office tells us the earlier hours will stay in effect until the milwaukee common council completes the first draft of their public safety "action plan." the plan has 23 recommendations-- divided by city, county, and state-- to reduce crime. the report calls for more law enforcement officers, expanding the juvenile detention facilit

john c calhoun, not so much. i said that he could go. [laughter] easily gordon-reed: could go. my advice was taken. it was not actually given on that score. score, buton that these kinds of questions are sort of very much go with what we talked about this morning, this notion of black identity and how black people see themselves in this particular moment, what they are willing to accept. what young people accept. part of this post racial notion which is problematic in some other ways also comes along with it. it is a very clear sense, clearer that i had, of themselves as being americans and having or should have, people who should have the rights of americans and wanting to create spaces for themselves. i don't want to use the term safe spaces, but i would say , is atful faces -- spaces good question. part of the many struggles after the end of slavery, but the struggle to belong, to be able to walk down the street. to be able to feel comfortable in places is something i am very, very glad the younger generation has taken up. they, some of them mentioned earlier, how do you bridge the gap between t

reed allinson. so there has been some work that the central bank has done. francine: thank you johnraith of ubs and kristin scholz of citigroup. stay with us. in the next hour, we talk about oil. that is at 6:30 a.m. in new york. 11:30 in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: i am francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. taylor: monta passkey says it has acted appropriately following the ceo being under investigation for allegedly falsifying accounts. the lender used derivative transactions to mask losses and was forced to restate accounts. viacom's ceo is stepping down. the company board approved a deal between the ceo and a controlling shareholder. willhief operating officer be the interim ceo. workeror deutsche bank has rejected a reward from the sec. said -- ement, he instead of managers responsible. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you pay the u.k. posted a surplus in july and task force was changed. figures include data on the economy back into suggest the immediate impact of the brexit vote has not

reed amar discusses the complex relationship between u.s. supreme court chief justices and american presidents. he looks back at the first appointed chief justice john jay, he argues that historically the justices were geographically balanced and that there has been a more recent shift in representation based on demographics and political affiliation. the new york historical society hosted this hour-long event. >>> we are thrilled to welcome akhil reed amar, sterling professor of law and political science at yale university back to new york historical society. before joining yale law school professor amar clerked on the first circuit for judge steven -- then judge stephen breyer, he is also a recipient of the devane medal, yale's highest award for teaching excellence and is the author of several books including the law of the land, a grand tour of our constitutional republic. and i think akhil was voted the most popular professor at yale at least he is my most popular professor and you are all here, i think, if you all are here because you know him, he is your most popular professor. so before we begin and invite our popular professor up on the stag

reed. new york, nick, you are on the contenders. okay. we're going to move on from nick. we'll move south to kennesaw, georgia. john, you're on "the contenders." please go ahead. >> caller: my question is for mr. carter getting back to the '72 election and his choice of curtis lemay, i am curious of what motivated him to make that selection, what their relationship was. thank you very much. >> that was in '68, right? >> well, he thought that general lemay would bring in a lot of veteran voters. remember now, in the 1960s, there were still a huge number of vets from word war ii and everyone korea, and even vietnam. and he thought putting a respectable general like lemay on the ticket would help him draw a lot of these voters in. and it would also draw in the hard liners who wanted to press on the war and vietnam even though governor wallace was sometimes a little am bib lent. i think that was the main reason. it turned out to be a disaster, but that was another story. >> he did not get close to picking the vice president. >> also, governor of kentucky, happy chandler and some of his folk opposed chandler because cha

reed amar discusses the complex relationship between u.s. supreme court chief justices and american presidents. he looks back at the first appointed chief justice john jay, he argues that historically the justices were geographically balanced and that there has been a more recent shift in representation based on demographics and political affiliation. the new york historical society hosted this hour-long event. >>> we are thrilled to welcome akhil reed amar, sterling professor of law and political science at yale university back to new york historical society. before joining yale law school professor amar clerked on the first circuit for judge steven -- then judge stephen breyer, he is also a recipient of the devane medical, yale's highest award for teaching excellence and is the author of several books including the law of the land, a grand tour of our constitutional republic. and i think akhil was voted the most popular professor at yale at least he is my most popular professor and you are all here, i think, if you all are here because you know him, he is your most popular professor. so before we begin and invite our popular professor up on the st

john patterson and some of the feech city gambling interests and things of that nature? >> no >> does that ring any bells to you? >> no, it doesn't ring any bells at all. >> dr. reed, if george wallace were alive today would he be a everyone had alabama or a democrat. >> >> i think he would still be a democrat. i really do. he was just -- i don't think he liked the republicans. out of all his running, he was always a democratic in alabama even when he was running in other places he was a democrat in alabama. grz so i think he would have stayed a democrat in alabama. i don't think he would have changed. >> i don't know. >> i think it is clear that it his heart in some ways with the policies of the democratic poll party. on the other hand he was pretty hostile toward the national government and its activities. and it is possible that may have led him certainly if he's running for office in alabama, lived a long time, he would be run is as a republican because that's the way you're going to get elected. >> joe roid, joe wallace wlaektsed in 1970 and 1974 to the gubernatorial office here in alabama. he ran for president in '72 and '76. in '82, he said, "i have been wr

let's go ahead we're reed ready for the public comment appreciate our hard work on all of this. >> okay. all right. i have a stack of cards here. >> john you spoke under general public comment; right? >> okay you didn't? >> all right. i have. >> (inaudible). >> please come to - >> please come share your thoughts with us. >> i just want to say a couple of words in relation to the decision not to pay the pre1996 submittal the most needy of the retirees in the city and county of san francisco from what i understand their diego off more than one-a-day and it's been what close to 5 years we've been discussing this issue there is a lot of sons and daughters and grandsons and daughters that would use the supplemental cola the retiree earns during his or her time working in the city time to think about those retirees and their beneficiaries there are a lot of them surviving i think that to show respect for the most needy retirees i think you should give them the opportunity to enjoy the benefit of the supplemental cola thank you. >> thank you very much mr. ben court. >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names) all right. how about rudy are you

reed amar discusses the complex relationship between u.s. supreme court chief justices and american presidents. he looks back at the first appointed chief justice john jay, he argues that historically the justices were geographically balanced and that there has been a more recent shift in representation based on demographics and political affiliation. the new york