gault lent his diary to kenneth davis when he arrived attic's in 1944.ll right, davis reports, we move. davis presumably got this from eisenhower at one of his three interviews with the general that august, that his papers do not contain verbatim notes of his interview with ike. the president of kansas state college at that time, now, of course, kansas state university, milton encouraged davis to write the biography, so that at least one good one is produced, unquod. competing bikes were already in the works by 1943. it is an incredible job, milton told his brother, but it will not be deep. while he feared miller's book would read bike encyclopedia britanica. gentlemen, we will go ahead as planned. miller's account stopped on the eve of they invasion and omits ike's final words. the first of the byin bying on s appeared on bookshelves four days after we landed on normandy. unlike the efforts of hatch and miller, the davis book promised to one of real value and have real historical information. although ike would have qualms with soldier of democracy, he

he lent his diary to kenneth s. davis when he arrived at ike's headquarters in august 1944. notes from the diary found in davis' personal papers who were over at kansas state university confirmed that davis was aware of mitchy's version of the quote, but he published his own phrase in his 1945 book soldier of democracy. all right, davis reports, we move. davis presumably got this from eisenhower in one of his three interviews and his papers do not contain verbatim notes of his interviewses with ike. the davis book project was backed by milton eisenhower and ike's youngest brother and the president of kansas state college at that time now, of course, kansas state university and milton encouraged davis to write the biography, quote, so that at least one good one is produced, unquote, competing books by alden hatch and francis miller were already in the works by 1943. hatch would do an interesting and incredible job, milton told his brother, but would not be very deep. while he feared miller's book would read, quote, like the encyclopedia britannica, but dry. he nevertheless pu

lichenlike ken kenneth davis had no evidence of his quote. his version was confirmed by eisenhower, which we watched a few moments ago. an anniversary special filmed in july and august of 1963 that aired on june 6, 1954 that was on a saturday night. walter kron crick interviewed him and he said the likely weather was the best of a bargain and i said ok, we'll go. the interview transcripts prepared for publication by the historian, ike made almost 80 revisions to the text but did not touch the d-day quote. the ok, we'll go, is strengthened by his grandson. allies, by john that came out in 1982 and eisenhower at war that came out in 1986 but do we make about the early quote, i guess we better go that appears in letters in 1978. a similar version of the quote is ok, let's go, which appears in his many popular world war ii books. the commander that came out in 1972, they gardened in a 1927 interview. "he was sure that is what he said." he did not see the young historian that day. ike was playing golf in augusta georgia, cursing his slice, not rev

that is reverend kenneth davis. they both lost their temper and started shouting. >> i want to know what this is all about. why do you need to tell us about black people? >> go home, get a life. >> reporter: davis says she insulted him first because of politics. >> she was mad and angry because i was influential in wanting to kill a bill. >> reporter: he had been trying to get an ordnance pass imposing a six month ban on audience members that go over the line with vulgar speech that disrupts the council. but tonight, after the city attorney says a ban was probably unconstitutional, beckels announced she was no longer calling for the ban. now she is asking for the city attorney to ask for ways to deal with the problem of hecklers and the audience members are urging the council to follow through. >> whether or not one agrees with her politics, it is morally wrong for this behavior to be tolerated. >> joe, is there any way the council can legally restrict speech? it is a freedom. >> reporter: it is. it is the first ame

either way kenneth davis was not let back in. the vice mayor back coast is asking the police chief to, with possible options tobacco says both of these hateful talks are directed at her. we're not free to be a if that way and grow while fighting words towards any individual including myself or anyone else. this is what the vice mayor says she has to do with it. hold yourself to a higher standard issue needs to have a pakistan install using the terms of gains to further calls.gayness to fura use. she decided to debate against the black community and called them a biggeignorant. vice mayor beckles says that the proposal came about because of outbursts from one particular group of people. the council did approve the to the mayor. >>: the one a marriage certificate with your value married amalgamated said mcdonald's restaurants. right now we're irene alex colson shoe the first black woman to be awarded as an olympian in she data in an albany georgia. coachman's tracked in 15 has. pictures here and will the follow on these stories as

this is video shot after the city council meeting two weeks ago, that's kenneth davis confronting beckles. they both started shouting. >> i just want to know what you're talking with [ indiscernible ] [overlapping speakers] >> go home, get a life. >> reporter: davis says she insulted him first because of politics. >> she was mad and angry because i was influential in trying to kill a bill where they want us to take the money and give it to their friends. >> reporter: beckles has been trying to get an ordinance passed imposing a six-month ban on audience members who use vulgar speech that disrupts the council. >> the essence of democracy. >> reporter: the city attorney said it's probably unconstitutional. beckles announced she was no longer calling for ban now asking city staff and the city attorney to investigate ways to deal with the problem of hecklers. and some audience members are urging the council to follow through. >> whether or not one agrees with her politics, it is morally wrong for this behavior to be tolerated. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> terror at a crowded shopping

the voice you hear at the door is reverend kenneth davis.and running against beckles for the richmond city council. beck the who's the first openly gay still city council member she says in the confrontation davis made homophobic results and said why don't you die. >> i believe that anybody would understand, you know, my reaction to feeling threatened and i felt threatened by these two men. >> the exchange came right after the council meeting last week where beckles proposed an ordinance stating that people disrupting city council meetings should be banned for six months from attending. both beckles and davis are running for city council seats in richmond. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 8:48. highway 17 in los gatos back open this morning after being shut down yesterday because of a deadly crash involving a big rig and at least ten cars. >> this is the worst wreck i've ever seen. >> looking if my rearview mirror, and i see all of these cars getting hit by the truck, and i'm thinking to myself i've g

davies has made. we have no greater priority than the welfare and safety of u.s. citizens abroad. we continue actively to seek the release on humanitarian grounds of kenneth d. a. matthew miller and jeffrey fouls though they may be reunited with their families. just as important that north korea address the issues ambassador davies talked about in terms of security and nuclear issues it also must address its egregious human rights violations, the choice is clear. of north korea does not take this action it will face greater isolation, condemnation and increasing pressure from the international community. >> members have five minutes to ask questions and i will begin with myself. on july 20th secretary john kerry was quoted as saying north korea has been quieter. i wouldn't describe the historic number of missiles and rocket and artillery launches this year so far, nearly a hundred ,'s quiet. i also don't believe north korea hasn't staged another nuclear test this year, we would not necessarily call pyongyang's behavior quiet. can you clarify why john kerry is describing north korea as such and tell us how you can justify that classification? >> mr. chairman, the

davies has made. we have no greater priority than the welfare and safety of u.s. citizens abroad. we continue actively to seek the release on humanitarian grounds of kenneth bechltay, matthew mi and jeffrey fowl so that they may be reunited with their families. in terms of security and nuclear issu issues, north korea must also address its egregious human rights violations. the choice is clear. if north korea does not take this action, it will continue to face greater isolation, condemnation an increasing pressure from the international community. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much, mr. ambassador. members will now have five minutes to ask questions. i'll begin with myself. ambassador davies, on july 20th, secretary kerry was quoted as saying that north korea has been "quieter." i wouldn't describe the historic number of missiles and rocket and artillery launches this year so far -- nearly 100 -- as quiet. i also don't believe that solely because north korea hasn't staged another nuclear test this year that we would necessarily call pyongyang's behavior "quiet." can you perhaps clarify why secretary kerry is describing north korea as such and