jeffrey, you are on the air with ken burns. >> guest: hello, ken. i can't believe i'm talking to you.okto i am looking forward to vietnam. i am just one of your many fans. i was first introduced to your work through the civil war in 1989. i have one comment. and it is simple. when i heard you were in the tv i wanted to call you just to personally thank you for teaching so many of us so muchh about our history. >> jeffrey, that's great. >> we have a very complex society which would do well to know more history, but unfortunately we are knowing less of it and that is what takes the books are so important. people like jon meacham, john mccullough is in here but he just had a book on the right brothers. you have a group of people including c-span and public rod casting that his interest in trying to rescue our past from the soft and soothing presence. >> host: david mccullough sat in that book last year andoo talked about his most recent book. >> hello. i want to thank ken burns for all the work you've done in this area. in particular want to bring up t

jeffrey, you're on the air with ken burns. >> caller: hello. i can't believe i'm talking to you. i'm looking forward to your doca documentary. i am just one of your many fans. i was first introduced to your work through the civil war in 1989, and i have one comment. and it's simple. when i heard you were on booktv i wanted to call you just to personally thank you for teaching so many of us so much about our history. >> guest: thank you so much. house of representatives jeffrey -- >> guest: we have a complex society which we would you well-to-do more history but a fortunate we less of it and that's what makes this book are so important to there's people like jon meacham, david mccall is in your buddy just got a book on the wright brothers. i think collectively have a group of people including c-span, including public broadcasting that is interested in trying toto rescue our path from this all consuming presents. that's our job tried one david mccall said in a chair and talked about his most recent book, the wright brothers. jim is an king george, virginia. callback hello. i wanted

we'll be right back with historian and dock unitarian, ken burns.untains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is literally throwing your money away. i think it's er tre. that w? yeah, a little further up. what year was that quarter what year is that one? '98 that's the one.ou got it! nothinstops us from doing right by our customers. ally. do it right. let's get out of tt water. but the best place to start is in the forest. kubo: i y something beginning with..."s" beetle: snow. kubo: no. beetle: snow covered trees. monkey: nothing to do with snow. narrator: head outside to discover incredible animals and beautiful plants that come together to create an unforgettable adventure. kubowow! rrator: sorab your loved ones monkey: don't even. narrator: and explore a world of possibilities. kubo: come on, this way. narrator: visit diovereforest.org to find the closest forest or park to you. >>> the central park five is the ti

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the ken burns tape i was using as an example of the academic excellence initiative in high school. i was not coming close to saying we should replace teachers. i said teachers should use the excellent documentary, technology, as a best practice for teaching about the civil war. it's about using a business person's approach. innovate. productivity gains. utilize technology to lower the cost. that is what i have experienced in the private sector. i had to compete in the marvel we call the free market. my prices were a lot lower. my quality was higher. would we love to have that in health care and education? we have driven free market disciplines out of our economy. more government control of those things won't work. i am talking about things that will work. mike: you brought up health care. i want to spend a couple of minutes on the affordable care act or obamacare. i will begin with mr. feingold. we talked about health care a fair amount six years ago. you have been a strong defender of your vote in favor of the affordable care act. a lot of criticism has come from democrats. former

and watch for the next epic series from ken burns.n working on a film about the war in vietnam, which i hope to be able to say to you is the best thing we've ever done. we take a war which a lot of people think they know about and know almost nothing and try to tell a story to make it as familiar as the second world war and the civil war are to us now. the vietnam war coming in 2017 please become a sustaining member of this pbs station so stories like these are available now and for generations to come. the faces you know the news you rely on, anytime you want anywhere you are. man: i really value pbs's news coverage because i think it's very rigorous journalism woman: clear and concise reporting man: both thoughtful and thought provoking woman: mind blowingly honest and open woman: information that will help me make a good decision with so much at stake, this election year one place has the news you need to decide pbs [laughter] donald trump: the confidence to lead our country... hillary clinton: this isn't reality television... lin-

we want to call it the ken burns effect. i said i don't do commercial endorsements.and it was really a great moment, he said come on. i said, no, no, i don't do commercial endorsements. he said come with me. we went back to his office. and when i left, i took from him a promise to give several hundred thousand dollars in software and hardware, which i gave away to nonprofits, in exchange for keeping the name. and the world is divided between people who've said you idiot, you should have asked him, you know, for a fraction of a cent every time it was used. i said he would have then called it the pan and zoom effect. >> that's 2002 and already jobs was aware that people were going to want to edit their videos in ways that made it look cool, like a real documentary. >> i had avid on recently, and the model in this for avid was just rectified. by steve jobs. >> yes. >> sort of the professional tool for assembling video. >> yep. there you go, this goes away because of this. now of course there's been zero innovation since. >> right. we forgot that. >> the cash word dwindl

the best thing that happened was when ken burns revisited this in 2012, he had raymond santana read his false confession on video. mind you, raymond was 14 years old at the time. in 1989, people absolutely believed what he was saying. here he is middle reading his 14-year-old -- here he is reading his 14-year-old confession. 9:00 p.m.,oximally me and a group of my colleagues began to walks out. he looks up and says, what 14-year-old boy talk like this? fired trump needs to be from this presidency, fired from running for president of the united states, fired -- we need to send him to another planet. , thank you foram being with us. we will link to rpgs in "the washington post," headlines "i'm , one of the central park five. donald trump won't leave me alone." yusef salaam is chief executive officer of yusef speaks. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now t

the ken burns tapes was an example of the academic initiative for high school. i was not even coming close to replacing teachers. teachers should use that excellent documentary. it's called technology. utilize that as a best practice way of teaching the civil war, and then have the teachers or proctor -- not poke students -- [laughter] proctor that type of. it's about using an approach, innovate, productivity gains, actually utilize technology to lower the cost. that's what i, certainly, experienced in the private sector. i had to compete. because i had to compete in this marvel we call the free market system, my prices were a lot lower, my quality was higher as was my level of customer service. wouldn't we love to have that in health care? in education? we've driven those free market disciplines out of the economy, and, of course, all senator feingold wants to do is grow government, impose more government control of those things. out simply won't work. i'm talking about things that will actually work. >> moderator: i do want to spend a couple minutes on the aff

for my book on roosevelt, i interviewed ken burns. i hope you got to see the documentary "the roosevelts." he has also written three biographies on franklin roosevelt, one of which was a finalist for the pulitzer prize. and, james bowden just -- james bowden. they focused on the fact that until age 39, franklin roosevelt read -- led an amazingly active life. he loved to dance. he worked the crowd as he was pursuing his ambitions and all of a sudden, it he came to a grinding halt when he was attacked by the poliovirus and lost the use of his legs for the rest of his life. yes, polio was a major setback but it did not hold him back for long. his biographers talked about his steadfast resolve and his first-class temperament and how because of that, he maintained himself. he kept a smile on his face after he had lost the bounce in his step. by overcoming and defining polio, his tenacity got the country to expect him at his word when he said, we have nothing to fear but fear itself. by overcoming the reality of a major disability, roosevel

if any of you saw the ken burns keys you saw that my father was , holding me as a two or three-year-old, saying i want to run somewhere. and i only got a copy of that picture right about the time my father passed. so, i started going to parks very early. we lived in california, we lived in hawaii. so i went to the big island and saw the volcano. that is a national park as well. we drove west and this is when he would drive with the aaa book and it explains what every town is known for, what its restaurants are, what its mines were what its historic sites , were. we have the book as we drove from d.c. to north carolina or from new york to north carolina. in my mother's people were from goldsboro, but my father's people were from oklahoma. the park service eventually did a study of the tulsa massacre, it, topogrom as we call justify creating a national park. but we drove west. and we went from chicago to st. louis. the arch was built. >> that's right. mr. franklin: to tulsa, to see my family and then to amarillo, tucson, l.a., where i became a proofreader for a textbook at 13. and then up

work and he should be ashamed of that. >> there are not enough minutes to reduce the false charges, ken burns tapes was an example i was using of the academic excellence initiative for high school. i was not coming close to say we should replace teachers. i said teachers should use that excellent documentary. utilize that is a best practice way of teaching the civil war and have teachers proctor, not prod students, proctor that type of stuff. using up different approach to innovate, productivity, utilize technology to lower the cost, i would compete in this marvel, the free market system, prices are a lot lower, it was my level of customer service. would we love to have been in healthcare and education, problems with free market disciplines out of those areas of the economy, and more government control of those things, something won't work. >> i want to talk about the affordable care act or obamacare from the political point of view. i will begin with mister feingold. we talked about that a fair amount six years ago, you have been a strong defender of your vote in favor of the affordable care

unfortunately for people like ken burns, they read incomplete newspaper stories. the actual things he wrote about those fights are in a book called jack london reports, published in the 70's. out,th cases he starts the white man is superior." in 1908 when he fought tommy fought jimhen he jack's appreciation of understanding does go from thinking well to the complete and total admiration. here is my hand, you are the better man. he compares jeffreys to a cornfield. he'll soon greeted jeffrey at the train station. jeffrey blew them off. cases his prior attitudes, which were just public attitudes, become genuinely admiring of jack johnson. the two of them have a lot of common. they screamed kill him, kill him over and over. london's racial attitudes are really vital to his work. >> i think we have to finish. let's think the panelists and the staff for all the work they did. and secondly i want to remind you we have a reception and the pop of exhibit behind you. the owner will be here as well. enjoyed a and thanks for coming. -- enjoys a reception and thanks for comin

>> reporter: we're close to burning the midnight oil, ken, elizabeth.it's almost last call in chicago. bad news for cubs fans. we'll get ,,,,,,,, >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces furniture. >>> crazy game game three tonight, giants facing elimination. they were down 3-0. they took a 5-3 lead. cubs came back and tied it. that's where we stand now top of the 13th inning giants and cubs in a crazy game three tied 5-5. back to other baseball dusty bake -- baker and the dodgers in los angeles against the nationals. nats win 8-3 and now they lead that series two games to one. >>> would tonight be the final game for the red sox star david ortiz? the indians coco crisp made sure of that. the former athletic hits a two run home run giving cleveland a 4-1 lead in the 6th. the tribal sweeps the series and advance to their first alcs since 2007. they'll play toronto as big papi's 20 year career comes to an end. again the giants' season still alive and ti ugh, it's only lunchtime and my cold medicines' wearing off. i'm dragging. y

>> reporter: we're close to burning the midnight oil, ken, elizabeth. in fact, it's almost last call in chicago. bad news for cubs fans. we'll get you an update outside at&t park coming up. ,, they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces furniture. >>> crazy game game three tonight, giants facing elimination. they were down 3-0. they took a 5-3 lead. cubs came back and tied it. that's where we stand now top of the 13th inning giants and cubs in a crazy game three tied 5-5. back to other baseball dusty bake -- baker and the dodgers in los angeles against the nationals. nats win 8-3 and now they lead that series two

ken and: more on this incredible rescue - of a man caught in a burning car.. hear from the people who formed a human chain to save his life.. it's all ahead ((walter a developing story in pasco.. a violent situation - with a pregnant woman's safety at stake.. why deputies say they were ?forced to shoot and kill her boyfriend. ((jen a human chain - formed to save a man's life.. why an officer had to "tase" the driver of this burning car - before he could be rescued. ((walter and: putting the brakes - on speedy the proposal that would make it impossible for those semis to barrel down the road.. ((walter)) its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with dave.

. >> ken a crossbone we already tried that burns. >> bony. >> well, a big honor for a beloved show right here on fox, the symptoms, celebrating a milestone, karen. >> airing its 600th episode last evening. it has been around forever. >> the simpson's. >> another halloween one, one of my favorites. so a rope eighth it was local halloween episode, this is simpson, with the hung are game, mad max, fury road and the secret service. so, a few shows stayed on the air this long. real exclusive club. how many years has it been for sim sons. >> twenty-five. >> i believe simpson's started in the 90's. >> twenty-eighth season i just got told in my ear. >> almost 30 years. >> that is impressive. >> wow. >> tracie olman show was on fox. i loved tracie. you have no idea who that is. >> i'm not a big fan. >> let me tell you something, i have never seen, i have never watched a full episode of the simpson's. >> me either, i have watched clips, and pieces in bits. >> you know what it is, when music starts and it goes the simpson's, i turn it off. >> i'm not kidding. >> i give it a chance but humor, i just

burn scar and land vulnerable to those mud slides. ktvu leigh martinez joins us from the santa cruz county near highway 17 with the conditions in the area. leigh? >> reporter: well ken, we are drying off right now, the sun has been trying to come out for the later part of the day. we never made it up to the burns area because on our way up to the mountain our road was blocked by a down tree and what appeared to be either a telephone or powerline. so we never made it up there. earlier it was pouring. you're going to take a look at highway 17 and you can see that it is still kind of dark out there, so the road is still a little wet, but it is hard from picking up any spray. but earlier, i mean morning and afternoon it was pouring pretty much non-stop, pretty heavy at times. on our route up to the mountains we saw a lot of debris and a lot of land just sliding down on tot road below. relentless rain leads to a lot of this. which fed into the creek and created very unstable health views. locals stay dry indoors, but salt lake city native wanted to take advantage of santa cruz mountain trails on the mountain bike location. >> they're great with just some water and some m

ken. it is raining really hard right now. you know, you mentioned the sensation of smelling rubber burning. um, you know, always a possibility they had a blowout on their descent when they hit the runway. that may have caused the plane to lose control and skid. we are told it went off the runway but that everybody is okay. >> you're looking at live pictures right now. there's republican vice- presidential nominee mike pence right now! looks like he is talking to some, um, firemen there shaking hands. shaking hands with firefighters and emergency crews there. he looks safe. he is able to walk on his own surrounded of course by secret service and ntsb and police taking pictures with them and just kind of thanking them for their service and help with this situation. again, raining very hard at laguardia airport right now. paul deanno has been tracking kind of the weather system that's happening over the east coast right now. paul, what can you tell us? >> looking at any one particular element of this rain that's moving through, i don't see any thunderstorms. i don't see any gusty strong winds.

banish the burn with nexium 24hr. >>> ken, people are trying to buy that sweater. bought mine at kohl's in wausau, wisconsin. >> he used his kohl's cash. he's our shot of the morning and ken bone joined us earlier today and he setting the incident on fire with his bright red sweater which we now know was a second choice of an outfit after splitting his pants on his favorite olive suit. >> he was an undecided voter when he stood up to ask that question during -- when he asked that question about energy policies during sunday's debate. >> has he made up his mind? here's what he had to say. >> i think i'm more undecided that i used to be. on the one hand we have donald trump who represents my personal interests a little more, especially economically but at the same time we have a supreme court vacancy and donald trump's nominee, there's a real danger we would take a step backwards on the equal rights we've won for all americans over the last eight years. >> when i first saw ken bone on television, i thought to myself, he looks like that man behind camera 4, our own ch

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burn off the calories. and the best option is a treadmill. you can do that. so who won the race between the pore is to and the hare? keni don't want to be an emperor, that's not my business. i don't want to rule or conquer anyone. i shall like to help everyone as much as possible. kennedy: thank you for joining me tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. it's only going to get crazier. it's only going to get crazier. i'll see you tomorrow night.on for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. brought to you by guthy renker. imagine having skin that looks this beautiful, this flawless, without having to wear foundation. imagine a product that covers everything but looks and feels like you're wearing nothing. imagine one product that is clinically shown to make your skin younger-looking in just ten days and can make you look up to five years younger instantly. this life changing product is bye bye foundation, the first ever full coverage moisturizer from it cosmetics. it's proven skincare and full coverage, plus broad spectrum spf 50+ sunscreen

burn off the calories. and the best option is a treadmill. you can do that. so who won the race between the pore is to and the hare? ken> i don't want to be an emperor, that's not my business. i don't want to rule or conquer anyone. i shall like to help everyone as much as possible. kennedy: thank you for joining me tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. it's only going to get crazier. i'll see you tomorrow night.y be -- adieux. emerge military artifacts handed down across five generations... >> the writing is unbelievable. i can't believe it's in such good shape. >> ...an heirloom that may be a long-lost piece of history. >> i think this is a once-in-a-lifetime find. i'd never seen one before, and i don't expect to see one again. >> value is just rising with literally every fold. >> a war, a map, a mystery. >> i had a little momentary roller coast there. >> will it lead to one family's hidden treasure? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

ken smith. this is fox5 news this morning. crews have gained the upper hand on the "little valley fire" burning in northern nevada. it started early friday morning between reno and carson city.. and burned about destroying 22 homes. the fire is 55- percent contained this morning. while officials say rain has helped fire crews.. they are now concerned with flooding and the possibility of falling rocks. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a north las vegas firefighter was among 4 people added to the nevada firefighters' memorial in carson city this weekend. plaques for justin randall beebe, brent cooper, will hawkins and jacob o'malley became a part of the tribute to those who've lost their lives in the line of duty. the ceremony wrapped up national fire prevention week in nevada. now fox5 weather 24/7 with sam argier gusty winds continue to blow across southern nevada monday morning. we'll see these winds ease up later this afternoon and evening. a wind advisory for the las a.m. with gusts up to 55 mph possible. besides a few high clouds around this morning, we'll see mostly sunny skies today with high te

ken bastida. the destructive "loma fire" in the santa cruz mountains is now 90% contained. it's burnedomes and 16 other buildings. >>> today, mountain view-based google is expected to introduce some brand-new gadgets including two smartphones as well as a speaker that could rival amazon's virtual assistant echo. >>> and tonight in the east bay, alameda pet owners are pushing to get more funding for the alameda animal shelter. they are rallying ahead of a city council meeting so that the shelter doesn't close over budget problems. and now for a check of weather, here's roberta. >> you got to take a good look at this. it seems to be raining but it's low-level moisture trapped close to the surface so we have condensation on the camera lens looking towards coit tower but we fired up our hi-def doppler radar, no precipitation being detected at this time. so all those raindrops are associated with that cloud deck. clouds sweep away, then provide ample sunshine today. right now, we are in the 50s from santa rosa to san jose. hey, mountain view, you just jumped up to 60 degrees. later today, a

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to letter writing because you could burn a letter and it really is a great deal more private than anything you put down electronically. i think what they're doing to kenwhat i think. >> why are they so mad about uber. geez, a chance to make some cash, good entrepreneur spirit, ken bone. stuart: isn't that an american thing to do. get out there and endorse a product. frankly, i love uber. it's just this invasion of the man's intimate private life and i'm not going to go into it, it. dagen: stuart, we could choose not to read any of it. we're not going to drank the hate. there you go. stuart: can i steal that line. dagen: with credit. i watch your show, so with credit, mr. varney. maria: we're going to be watching you, stu, in ten minutes right after mornings with maria. americans gave up vacation days and now a company is coming back with hard cold cash. back in a minute. ♪ ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the open enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare to enroll... in a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medi