that was charlie mcmahon's 11th day in vietnam. charles mcmahon and darwin judge became the answer to john kerry's family question in his senate testimony as a vietnam veteran against the war, how do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake? it turns out, there were two men, charles mcmahon and darwin judge, hit by the same rocket attack. they were in vietnam to help manage the final desperate exit. they were there to protect the people trying to get on those final helicopters. they might have been on that final helicopter on april 30th, 1975, if they had lived just one more day. the day after charlie mcmahon and darwin judge were killed in action, the last american helicopter left saigon. and left their bodies behind. in a hospital in saigon. it was a mistake. it was the kind of mistake the american military can make in a situation like that. the american military did not just leave behind friendly interpreters in vietnam, they did not just leave behind interpreters who helped reporters in vietnam. they did not just l

the real secret to his success according to ed mcmahon his sidekick got the cierzan the sidekick back in the days said johnny knew who he was and he stayed true to it. unlike some he never really imagined himself as a star in a movie or even on a sitcom. he was actually offered the role of rob petri made famous by cbs's second joystick bandit. her frequent guest on the "tonight show" mail brooks wonder carson to be in "blazing saddles" and carson said things that no thanks and the role went to gene wilder. carson was a very inhibited man and he used drums is via goes for his aggressiveness. success never cools that anger. one journalist said talking with carson was like addressing an elaborately wild security system. carson carried himself as a midwestern product of every man in occupied described by one media observer as west hollywood than hollywood and less the -- less nebraska been oppressed it. he was said to be fed in the conveyed in earnest charm. he was a world war veteran is shared menu real-world experiences with the viewers of his generation. his personal foibles including

there is connor joe on deck and mcmahon in the hole. they got another run in the third. neither team has scored since. cron knocked in a run in the third to make the 5-2 and still the score now as we play in the ninth inning. foul ball over toward the colorado dugout. >> mike: he has fought off a sliders and then fought off pitches on the inside corner off the hands. he hasn't made any contact near the sweet spot of the at-bat. this is a great at-bat. he is hanging in there. >> jon: back to the slider but that is down and in. 3-2. full count. this will be the tenth pitch from mcgee to yonathan daza. the crowd now is getting into it. base hit to left field. >> mike: that's a great at-bat. fought off a lot of nastiness to finally get something he could put on the field and find a hole. for mcgee, he worked himself into a 3-2 pitch. three-run lead you can't walk anybody. you got to make them swing it. >> jon: here is connor joe. he has gone 0 for 4 tonight. ground ball to third, a lineout to first and flyball to left center. then he clobbered one a liner to center for an ou

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ryan mcmahon grounded into what should have been a double play. rockies won the game 4-1.r the dodgers. >>> what a night for the a's matt chapman. flashing the leather in texas. over t ptty good hin apman, yards for the second time of the game. tyler gilbert in his first career start. a santa cruz native. became the first pitcher since 1953 to throw a no-hitter in his first career start. and he did it in front of his family. it is the eighth no-no of the mlb season. the most since 1884. wow. what a night. >> thaufrpg. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. ♪ because i'm free ♪ ♪ nothing's worrying me. ♪ (announcer) it was an unforgettable decade full of musical magic, incredible artists, and songs and memories that will last forever. it was the '70s. (america) ♪ well, i keep on thinkin' 'bout you ♪ ♪ sister golden hair surprise ♪ ♪ and i just can't live without you ♪ ♪ and if you're wondering what this song is leading to ♪ (mellow music) ♪ i wanna make it with

ryan mcmahon with the out. tommy la stella almost hits a grand slam. he's wondering how that wasn't a four-bagger. so was gabe kappler. 3-0 giants. rockies done a run, connor joe singles to write. lamont wade jr. comes up with a perfect throw to nab the runner. giants improved to 11-0. san francisco winds, 5-2. -- wins, 5-2. rangers in attack mode early against a's starter sean manaea. 3-0 texas. matt chapman hit two homers saturday, another here on sunday, a solo blast, the 101st career homer for chappy. peters had manea's number aan day. his seventh earn run in five innings, including three home runs allowed. the a's bring the tying run to the plate in the ninth. starling marte going to give it a rangers win, 7-4. golf now, final round of the wyndham championship, and things got crazy. curls in the 28 footer for birdie. we have a six man playoff, tied for the biggest in b.j. history. adam scott with a chance to win it, and somehow misses, so all six golfers advanced to the second playoff hole. and from there, kevin kesner absolutely sticks this appro

charles mcmahon in darwin judge, they were killed the day before our last helicopter left vietnam, theyet attack, at the airport, in saigon. the reason we were using helicopters instead of military transport planes, is that the north vietnamese control the airport, after killing american soldiers to gain control of the airport. in so the american military, heroically did what was realistically possible, in what was realistically possible did not include bringing back the bodies, of the final two american casualties of that war, charles mcmahon in darwin judge. their bodies were left behind. in a hospital in saigon, and no one criticize president ford for that. no one attacked the american military for only doing what was realistically possible in that evacuation. the opponents of the war, only wished that evacuation had taken place years earlier. no one so far, it shooting at the american military, as they do what is realistically possible in the current evacuation, and that is because, the biden state department, has been negotiating, with the taliban, about the evacuation. >> we are e

national press club atlantis, on august 2nd we documentary filmmakers ken burns, sarah burns and david mcmahon to discuss their new pbs documentary mohammed ali. on august 6th please join us to hear from us air force chief of staff general charles q brown junior who will speak about the air force's mission in an ever-changing international environment. now for the last question. .. spent what is something everyone should know? and then to be one-sided and to relay on anything with that general in support and then try to make yourself by the other party. that you can learn and it doesn't have any value first of all. and for example for example, i've been speaking to our u.n. staff, and even i talked to president obama, that his leadership style should be like water. water flows constantly from higher ground to lower ground. if water does not flow and stay one place, what becomes sustained and corrupt. this is sort of corruption. what does that confront? unnecessary. it just flows when it meets rock in the middle of the river and it just goes around this rock unnecessary. but if and when it is a

gets ryan mcmahon to end the inning. bottom five, bases-loaded for tommy la stella.s wondering how it wasn't a grand slam. so was gabe kapler. take another look. he missed it by that much. 3-0 san francisco. rockies down a run. lamont wade jr. comes up with a absolute perfection and gte pert runner by a mile. five-to san francisco. a's fans ripping the green and gold in texas. d.j. peters, two run blast to left and it's 3-0 texas. matt chapman hit two homers saturday, hits another here on sunday, a solo blast, the 101st of his career. a's down 3-1. peters had manea's number all day. this makes it7-1, seven earned runs in five innings, including three home runs allowed. the a's bring the tying run to the plate in the ninth. starling marte going to give it a ride. but a fly out to left end the game and the rangers win, 7-4. just four weeks from today, the 49ers opened the regular season sunday, september 12, in detroit. going to be a lot of fun. the rookie making his preseason debut, showing the big playability, connecting for an adr touchdown. jimmy g. through a touch

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bruce mcmahon stalled with a county sheriff detective called to investigate.bloodstains on the hallway carpet, and concluded michel had been dragged around the corner of her office. the office itself was locked, but there was fresh prime marks on the door. it looked like an attempted reagan. >> what was in that office that anybody would want? >> that's the mystery. >> while the detectives were trying to make sense of the crime scene, michel's husband dan was still at home. coworkers has started reaching out to him, but all they told him was there had been some kind of incident at the warehouse. >> and that's when i started getting nervous. >> dan rushed to the warehouse. to detectives, he might have been the victims loving husband, or the perpetrator of an incredibly violent crime. right now, they didn't know much. after he was escorted inside, dan took the initiative with detective. >> i looked at him and i said, excuse, me officer, my wife works. here i really need to know that she's all right. and that is when he told me that she was deceased. >> his reacti

look at the mcmahon shuns in the massive neighborhoods around washington were contractors and government officials live, after having promulgated failed policies. >> it is truly horrific to see. sarah, we're out of time, i do want to give tommy 20 seconds, since you made a couple of jobs, we're out of town time but tommy the last 20 seconds. >> i just want to say that white papers and plans and washington in the situation room have bumped up against the reality in afghanistan in pakistan for 20 years. the smartest people, the smartest white papers have not managed to fix the problem i don't think it is a lack of trying. it's -- >> tommy, i lived on the ground, don't you tell me as a speech writer what realities are on the ground. >> i wish we had more time. >> give me a break, seriously. >> i wish we had more time for the, discussion but we don't, i appreciate you both coming and making your views very forcefully, sarah chayes, and tommy vietor thank you both for your insight say, i appreciate it. next, the ongoing human tragedy in afghanistan, i'll talk to a woman who just arrived in am

george washington had his hands full mcmahoning the continental army.you know what killed 90% of his troops? diseases. george washington ordered all troops to be inoculated against small pox. our young country depended on more than firing bullets. it depended on taking shots. the kind of shots that save lives. >>> in the summer of 1974 a woman named karen silkwood put the truth above all else including her safety and he will wellbeing. hevs a chemical technician at a plutonium plant in oklahoma. she was a labor union representative and regularly raised concerns about health and safety practices at the nuclear plant. in fact silkwood herself was a walking, talking testament to the plant safety failures. one day she conducted a routine self-check and found her body contained more than 400 times of legal limit of plutonium. if she was contaminated so were others. she testified about the extreme negligence at the plan to the atomic energy commission but also wanted the public to know about kerr mcgee's blatant disregard for health and safety. she assembled

questions, and it will be the person asking the question and are fantastic sl interpreter uh, michael mcmahon on the screen for you, so i'm gonna go away. first question if hospitalizations increase past a certain point, do you think additional restrictions may be imposed on businesses? like bars or large gatherings like stern grove giants games or festivals. if so, what is that threshold, so, doctor for nintendo? i might i might. pick on you first, uh and then see, who else wants to address that? certainly, thank you, kim, uh, you know, last winter, our hospitals in the bay area where perilously close to full last winter. we saw it in other areas of the country, including southern california. um. heart rending stories about hospitals being overwhelmed. ambulances waiting six hours or longer to offload their patients into an emergency room patients having to be transferred, um far away, even to other parts of the state to find an available hospital or i see you bet even hospitals running out of oxygen. we did not get to that point in the bay area, but we got really close. we don't want to get

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we play -- if you ever have a jeopardy tournament you want peter mcmahon on your side.from american express showing employees forced to complete a training program based on critical race theory. christopher rufa writing about it. called lie of credit. american express tells its workers capitalism is racist. jason chaffetz. how are you doing? i read this last night and thought it was from the onion, american express made $2.3 billion in profit, crt has a lot of things that goes against the grain of capitalism. they profited $2.3 billion in one quarter, that's three months. help us understand. >> well, i don't know that i can understand this one. they went out and hired the great grandson of the former leader of islam and has come in and is trying to teach this critical race theory which has some things like for instance one of the quote, unquote microaggressions is if you actually say we are all human beings, that that's somehow aggressive. it also says that for instance i'm 6'2" and a white male. if i walk into the room and i walk in there and there is a black person, a

with me now isjim mcmahon, he is labour's shadow transport secretary. good morning.ystem is not fit for purpose and we've seen that in the way that portugal were treated, in the way france was treated where they created an entirely new category for the amber list and that creates even more confusion and means that the travelling public don't have the confidence to book ahead and what we've been calling for is a simple system that says it's either safe to go which means it's either safe to go which means it's on the green list or it's not safe to go and it should be on the red list and if you have people who are double vaccinated, there is no reason we should not lead the internal charge of an international vaccination passport that recognises the benefit of the vaccination roll—out and we were promised by the government but we've seen its fallen short in the us and with the eu and the lack of action from the government is frankly not good enough. government is frankly not good enouih. ., , , ., enough. you must accept that the government _ enough. you must accept tha

let's speak to the uk's shadow transport secretary, jim mcmahon. thank you forjoining us. have reaction to the announcement. - have called for a simplified system and financial support for the aviation industry that has been devastated after 18 months of lockdown measures which has hitjobs and security in that industry, the route through this has given the public consumer confidence that it is safe to travel and that relies on transparency, the data to be published, the criteria to be published, the criteria to be published and a clear direction of travel assessment for every country so you know if you book for a holiday that is two weeks away, the country is heading in the right direction and not the wrong one. every time we have called for that, the government has refused to publish it. we have a confused traffic light system with so many categories... traffic light system with so many categories- - -_ traffic light system with so many cateuories... ., ., ., categories... how would you do it? if ou are categories... how would you do it? if you are in — categories... how