and then the other thing is the older generation had john wayne and he wasn't individual in the greg gutfeld -- he was an individual who would stand up and say, that's wrong, to the bad guy. so today we go from john wayne and clint eastwood and today it looks more like "friends" where everybody comes together and this is my friend these folks at this table, this is my gang and we are going to hang out and we are a good gang. but it does mean that you are taken away from family because family oftentimes especially for this younger generation doesn't exist, and then they somehow don't turn ornn the church. i don't know how i'd get through life without some substance. >> i agree with you. when eric left that day, you could see it. he had something and i literally said to him, you need to do this. you should do this more. i'm not going to make you do this. attend church. and you could see that there was a recognition there, like there is something there. i think a lot of the younger generation doesn't believe there's something there. all they can do is try it. >> there is one institution

you could have john wayne. you could have clint eastwood. you could have tony stark and ironman as your czar and it's not going to do any good because the iranians have proven themselves very clever liars, and their long-term goal is to build a nuclear bomb. >> well bruce, you know we've had to deal with a lot of these arms deals over the years, and i'm thinking the soviets in particular. reagan used to say -- in fact we have a clip of reagan saying what he used to say. let's play the clip. the maxim is -- trust but verify. >> bruce, the fact is you can't verify even with a czar if they won't let you in the military sites. >> well listen as long as this person is a lead coordinator or somebody there to implement it and it's anybody but donald trump, i would say it's a good idea because you know you want to have some accountability with this going forward, and i know -- there's no -- the senate still has to approve this. i think it will bring accountability to the process if you have a point person and it doesn't necessarily have to be a new

. >> john wayne is the founder of the academy and a man on a coding mission. he studied engineering at the university of hong kong and won a scholarship to oxford university. he turned to computer education and believes that digital literacy is now a core life skill. >> i think this is a very meaningful mission for me to teach our young people to learn programming which i think is the 21st century literacy. >> reporter: with apps, smartphones and digital literacy so much a part of our lives it is not a surprise that here in hong kong there is a campaign to make coding a mandatory part of the school curriculum. united kingdom and estonia have it on the curriculum. it's still not on the major curriculum of the schools. this year a group of 1,000 students from hong kong broke the world record for the most people coding at the same time. and now coders want the government to commit. >> i'm a believer of coding being something that every kid should learn at the early stages. so hong kong schools are far from having something like that in the curriculum. >> right no

. >> reporter: john wayne is the founder of the academy and a man on a coding mission.d engineering at the university of hong kong and won a scholarship to oxford university. after a career in computer game, he turn today computer education. and believes that digital literacy is a core life skill. >> i think that is a very meaning. mission to me to teach our young people to learn programming which i think is the 21st century literacy. >> reporter: with apps, smart phones and digital technology so much a part of their daily lives now it's no surprise that here in hong kong there is a campaign to make coding a mandatory part of the school curriculum. some countries like the united kingdom and estonia have it on the agenda here there is no compulsory computer program in school. but the enthusiasm that much is clearly there. this year a group of 1,000 students from hong kong broke the world record for the most people coding at the same time. and now coders want the government to commit. >> i am a believer of coding being something that every kid should learn at the early st

if you juxtapose that against john wayne who will be the hero so why? was is wrong with them? so if anybody knows anything about the first world war and large part but with the sacrifice and the cost and a little do we know we still are living with that legacy of today. there were created in the aftermath of the first world war. the modern voters now with the flash points in the future now as you heard of a great unity and while the change the iron curtain came down to demobilize to set people up pretty quick. then a little place far away that saddam hussein invaded with his army and the world changed again and it is an amazing place and the heart of man has not changed read the to be ever vigilant but a lack of preparedness of the united states who bitterly was on the sidelines with every indication of conflict to prepare in the cost would have been delighted to talk about the 1918, the war is for years on. the second for us but a good guy with the europeans did didn't work quite so well and he warned them of such tactics read innovation the leaders had no idea how to do more

seattle took more than a dozen use dollars to lifted onto the charge to the house was rented out to john wayneif you were there is all the warriors when the game one of the nba finals but it was a nail biter will a hung overhead or call on the floor this morning he has the fan reactions on his quest, jack searched the globe for a flavorful spice coveted by kings and sultans. at last, he found it. exotic black pepper. jack knew what he had to do. trade his most beloved possession. and that's how far jack went to bring you the black pepper cheeseburger. black pepper cheese and peppercorn mayo. the black pepper cheeseburger. taste it before it's gone. game >> darya: 1 did not disappoint the lawyers were behind as many as 14 points at one. . as a mail by air and they came back and won in overtime. they won back in the second quarter by this 3 1/2. >> mark: lawyers struggled the as 34 points but performance was enough for the calves to miss two game winning shot opportunities as the doves for saddam overtime overtime. the warriors this score oscar like cows tend to and. keep from scoring the first

most people don't realize that if you're watching a john wayne movie, 20% of the cowboys should be african-american if you want to be accurate. for the first time now, african americans could go wherever they did not have any family. that freedom is something they really value. that mobility will be something that is a feature of the early reconstruction period. the white southern democrats come back to power and clamp down on that and it becomes difficult to move. i'm not saying the gentleman you studied is not fascinating. he would be. i am sure there is a decent amount of material about him. he is a typical. i would say extremely, a black millionaire. >> i would also mention there was a black civilian in the world fair in the u.s. he was not the only person -- there were a lot of people who contributed to having that civilian and showing the progress of the african-americans in our country and after the war. mr. rafuse: the civil rights movement does not start in the 1950's. most of the abolitionists were like ok, good luck. but it did not solve the problem. >> for a lot of us, we don't know abo

if you have a particularly skilled artist, you know if you look back even serial killers like john wayneard to say what drives people to do the things they do. >> you're not kidding. and just a final question. your best guess, where are these gone s gone s gone? are authorities looking in the right places? >> i think they're doing what they have to do which is run down every lead that is out there. without a confirmed, you know, 100% sighting these guys could be anywhere. and law enforcement has to keep looking everywhere. you can't just stop one side of it and, you know, decide we're not going to look there anymore. you have to keep an open mind and take every tip as though it's a possible credible tip. >> all right, gerard mccann. thank you so much. >>> tomorrow cnn takes a derp look into the new york prison manhunt in the third week. an cnn investigation tomorrow night 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> it starts with a suicide bomber then militants fired rockets and set off explosives. more on the taliban attack on the afghan parliament after this. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this ch

she caught her breath, finished her act and then went home, had a sandwich, watched a a john wayne movie. >> jimmy: there are so many fun things in here that i wanted everyone to see. check out the book and see all the things. especially for mother's day. it's a great book to read about your mom. >> yes. >> jimmy: but one of the things i just want to show quickly is a report card from the first grade. >> this is in the book. >> jimmy: joan's report card from the first grade. >> yes. i need my glasses. it says, "joan's voice is still loud and she tries to gain attention this way. we're checking this habit as it occurs and seeing that it's the attention she wishes is not forthcoming when she is loud." yeah, that's the best one. this is one of the best. >> jimmy: this one is in fourth grade, report card, joan rivers. >> yes. >> jimmy: you can't make this stuff up. >> you can't. "joan is a happy, intelligent child. she has learned to be self reliant and to gain recognition through accomplishments rather than complaining. she is fast overcoming her tendency toward bribery in order to win frie

at all of the incredible images from today's storms much this video sent in by a man who goes by john waynen see the dark ominous looking skies in bethlehem and check out this picture sent in to us from honey brook where shawnette just was. look at that. isn't that amazing? something you do not want to see outside your window. and that poor lady that shawnette was just talking to, goodness gracious. >> i'm glad she's okay. a lot of damage out there. that was a tornado warning that happened earlier this afternoon. >> yeah, that's right. we're not out of the wood just yet. we have a severe thunderstorm watch until 8:00 o'clock tonight. so more of those storms could rotate like the images you've seen some of those pictures of those ominous clouds the lowering base of those cumulus nimbus clouds producing ominous pictures come in. 79 degrees right now scattered showers thunderstorms moving through the philadelphia area. but as we take a look you can see all of southeastern pennsylvania still highlighted in yellow. that is a severe thunderstorm watch until 8:00 o'clock tonight tonight. northern

and you juxtapose that against somebody such as john wayne, he's going to be the guy who's going to be the hero, and he's going to make things happen. so it bothered me. what's wrong with alvin york, why won't he want to be a hero? so, of course, if anyone knows anything about the first world war -- which is mostly forgotten, unfortunately -- they remember sergeant york. what a sad thing the sacrifice and the cost of the first world war. little do we know, we're still living with the legacy today. the borders of modern day iraq and syria and jordan were created in the aftermath of the first world war. actually, they were designed by a treaty in the 1960s. the mod rch worder -- modern borders of ukraine. any of these things hot spots potential areas for flashpoints in the future potential clashes for war down the road? i started off in the army with the mighty second cav regiment. what a great unit. and, wow, the world changed before our eyes. the iron curtain came down and peace broke out and we started demobilizing and sending folks home pretty quick from germany and the soviets as we

the rape of nanking, john wayne being killed in "iwo jimqa." lt. colonel lacey: it is an organization that brings veterans on flights to washington dc they have a tour. i was a keynote speaker in california and i met a veteran of guam. i got reading about the p.o.w. community. i know the japanese government has american pows coming back and giving them feasts and banquets and apologizing in their way for what they did. he was an officer. he was not allowed to do hard labor. he was a civil engineer and had no military training either. used to do farming. he asked one interpreter to get him a calculus book. he was an engineer so he did calculus for fun. he worked every problem in the book. the interpreter, who was 90 years old and still alive, was able to say thank you, saying that you kept me focused on certain parts of my life. they have done some things. you are not going to hear an apology. it is war. we have moved on. that type of thing. >> [inaudible] lt. colonel lacey: no. nanking, i don't think you'll ever see in it knowledge meant of that --

i do not know if john wayne ever sobered up enough to get to the cemetery. he'll want to see it before you get sober. they ran it anyway. they ran some of it. you have to be very careful when you are talking in front of the brass. meanwhile, he is rewriting. the editor who the employee of four news -- the employee was named john russell young. lincoln is now the next morning at the cemetery. i do not know if john wayne ever sobered up enough to get to the cemetery. there is no proof that he was on the stage. he might have had the most colossal hangover, and having been a veteran, i know you have to do a lot of drinking to set the record. john russell young, who told someone to be quiet and told the press to not write about it, turned to lincoln. and this is astonishing. imagine, the people who stand in back of obama during speeches. lincoln stops the speech pauses, and john russell young said, is that all? and lincoln glances at him and says yes, for the present. meanwhile, his friend is on the stand, but the most important person on hand is a young man name

i do not know if john wayne ever sobered up enough to get to the cemetery. there is no proof that he was on the stage. he might have had the most colossal hangover, and having been a veteran, i know you have to do a lot of jerking to -- lot of drinking to set the record. john russell young, who told someone to be quiet and told the press to not write about it, turned to lincoln. imagine, the people who stand in back of obama during speeches. lincoln stops the speech, positive, and john russell young said, is that all? lincoln glanced at him, and said yes. meanwhile, his friend is on the stand. the most important person -- a young man named joseph gilbert. young, very young harrisburg-based reporter, hired by the associated press to cover the gettysburg address he later claims that he has become so fascinated by lincoln's earnestness that he intentionally stopped taking notes. just as lincoln glanced up, he remembered -- he lived almost as long as chamberlain and gave talks well into his 60's and 70's. he glanced up, appealing to the few thousand below him, w

. >> john couldn't hear you. go ahead. >> what wayne is proposing is bizarre that you should be required by government not only to vote but to be educated by deposit to vote. i'm sure these kids don't vote. i mean they don't even know who is running. that's because they don't even know or care. >> john, these kids couldn't find a voting booth. >> i think that these kids just need to tune in to fox at 11:30 every saturday and listen to us. that is a great idea. these are some of your friends, aren't they? >> yes. meeting them to talk about senator ford taurus. >> before we go juan i think michelle -- these are some people just slightly behind you in school. somebody educated you and did a good job. why wouldn't you think that these people should benefit from good education? >> i went to a great university. pepperdine. we didn't have to deal with all these liberal instructors like a lot of these other universities. >> another victim of the charleston church massacre is laid to rest today, and as the families call for forgiveness, others a

john: we wondered how to those things work, so we asked works alex wayne. he covers health care.e said for the most part they are true, or at least mostly true. i'm sure the rnc will disagree with it and claim that the numbers are all cooked or whatever. given those facts, how strong is president obama's hand if he gets an adverse ruling from the supreme court? mark: i think it is still pretty strong. there are still questions about rising premiums and you still be people who do not like via formal care act, but the poll numbers suggest that people like it and it has grown well. and the costs are not so far overall exploding. in the end, because republicans still do not have unity about what to do, they may still have to say they will fight it out in the election. john: and at the big thing. president obama's hand is strong for the reasons you just said, but it's also the case that the republican hand is very weak. having spent years telling the base they want to repeal and teardown obamacare, if this adverse ruling comes out on basically a technicality that they will throw the e

wayne, you are sitting there contemplating this. >> no. what i'm moggled at is this is based on what you read from that is it comes from revelations. revelations was written by john on the island of p atm os which he was out there by himself dreaming up stuff. it's hard to believe -- you read a lot of what's in revelations -- i'm not a biblical scholar, and i don't pretend to be but good lord you read all of that stuff that's in there, that's just ridiculous to try to think, oh now we're going to apply this because it was in revelations. we're going to apply this to you know criminals in the united states. it's nuts. >> there are very many people who are interviewed, and they were very much in favor of this idea because they're criminals. >> absolutely. i mean i want to know about the idea that we dehumanize the prison population. just a few weeks ago -- he was held at likers island killed himself because of the treatment he endured. we have a huge criminal justice problem when ch we're talking about real systemic problems in our society. microchipping people there aren't enough people that we need to be worried about at this point. this is a great story out of n

john boehner showing you more tweets throughout the first 45 minutes. south carolina, carl is up next. good morning. are you with us? you have to stay by your phone. we will go to wayne in richmond virginia on the line for those who oppose. caller: i was listening to the caller who just held in who didn't have his coffee. am i still on? the way he talked he said he didn't talk too good because he didn't have his coffee. i am 55 years old. that flag is in virginia and is on people's arsenal are pretty hairy that is fine. -- is on people's personal property, that is fine. but he's talking about rape? we were raped for 500 years. i am in touch with my history. i love this country. right now we have a serious album in virginia with police -- serious problem in virginia with police. i have had that flag put on my car. i remember somebody things that were not in the media. the older blacks told the younger blacks about the history , but we could not talk about it. that is why the younger blacks were so upset, if they were able to do things after the civil war like own property and go about their business, instead most black people were put into brothels. they didn't get la