to. >> robert mcnamara leaves office.s by that point tortured on a personal level by the war. >> tonight the communists hit the very heart of saigon, the brand-new u.s. embassy building. and at least ten cities in that war-torn country. >> the tet offensive was the big show of the vietcong. >> it's huge. they've got the americans and south vietnamese completely by surprise. >> it exposed how tenuous the u.s. hold was. >> who won and who lost in the great tet offensive against the cities? i'm not sure. the terrible loss in american lives, prestige, and morale, and this is a tragedy of our stubbornness there. it seems now more certain than ever that the bloody experience of vietnam is to end in a stalemate. >> when walter cronkite, who is the most trusted man in america said that, lyndon johnson said "if i've lost walter, i've lost middle america." lyndon johnson realized he was no longer in charge of the war. the war was in charge of him. >> what did you lose? >> i had 36 when we started. we got 21 killed. >> what were you

. >> reporter: josh mcnamara has only a shallow scratch on his ce afris attacker ted to stab him walkinggym. he says that the violent encounter started after the the suspect yelled h. >> turned, started to walk a away andhat is when they guy came back around the corner and a slashed at my cheek. >> reporter: within second mcnamara says his attacker disappeared, police ramped up patrols at st and how c butinutes later. >> report of the sbbing, in front of the apartment. >> reporter: surveillance video caught whom police believe is the the same suspect, with his first ct running by. >> someone was csing him. he fell. when i wentut to y to help him, you owi thought the the guy was punching h. but he wasn't punching him. he was stabbing hi >> reporter: ralph wilson works at river loft apartments and he immediately srted yelling at the aacker from theront do. >> i saidut at out, you know and he just stopped and walked away calmy. like he didn't have a care in the rld. >> reporter: police say they have nootive as suspect never took anything fm either of the victims. after each violent altercat

'i found a thread in the comments section' between mcnamara and "rockrachel." what's it say? "i have evidence of fracking. "can you meet today in tunnels under geo building?" 'that's two weeks ago.' looks like they met again... the day rachel was killed. "meet me. same place. three o'clock. bad news." where the hell is jane? come on, maura, it's time to wake up. 'i dreamt we were camping.' i voted for you. can you turn the heat down? come on, we got to get you out of here. you won sweetest camper again. my leg hurts. why.. why does my leg hurt? - sensei matta, i presume? - and you are officer.. - detective rizzoli. - detective? kind of stupid to drive a car registered to the boston police out to my retreat. don't you think, detective? - get up. both of you. - my friend's hurt. she can't move. get her off the ground. let's go. i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought

. >> reporter: minutes later and just blocks away at 20's first and arch, josh mcnamara was walking to the gym. he became the next victim. >> turned and started to walk away and that's when this guy came back around the corner and slashed at my cheek. >> reporter: mcnamara has a cut on his face but is otherwise okay. he says the suspect yelled at him prior to the attack. police say both victims describe the same man. neither were robbed. the motive is unclear and the attacks appear to be isolated to this part of center city. >> from what we have thus far it appears he approaches the individuals pulls out the knife and begins to cut the individuals. >> reporter:. >> reporter: both of the victims have been treated and released from local hospitals. police are upping their patrols around this area. if you have any information you're urged to call them. for now reporting live in center city, an flee mccormick channel6 "action news." >> annie thank you. >>> new this morning a driver crashed in front of aria frankford hospital trying to get help for a shooting victim. police are holding that

. >> reporter: josh mcnamara was walking to the gym.became the next victim. >> turned and started to walk away and that's when this guy came back around the corner and slashed at my cheek. mcnamara has a cut on his face but is otherwise okay. he says the suspect yelled at him prior to the attack. neither were robbed 69 the motive is unclear and the attacks appear to be isolated to this part of center city. >> from what we have thus far it just appears they just approaches the individuals, pulls out the knife and begins to cut the individuals. >> reporter: and both of those victims including the victim there was attacked here at 23rd and walnut were treated and released from the hospital. police say if you have any information you're urged to contact them. for now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> happening today, a jury will begin deliberating the fate a bucks county woman who is accused of taking that's right a group beating on a gay couple in center city. 25-year-old katherine knott took the sta

minutes later joshua mcnamara says an attacker slashed him in the face as he was walking to the gym at 21st and arch streets. we will have a live update on the investigation in our next half hour. >> ♪ >> new this morning, a woman who was set to begin classes at rowan university was killed in a wrong way crash in florida. the family of carmen criales says she was driving to the airport on sunday where she was supposed to board a flight to new jersey and another car slammed into her head on in miami. she was pronounced dead at the scene. two other passengers were critically injured. she was scheduled to begin classes at rowan on january 16th. >> a group of demonstrators marched their way through center city to protest police brutality. about 50 members of the group black lives matter joined relatives of brandon tate-brown. police pulled over the 26-year-old in mayfair back in december of last year. tate-brown was killed during a struggle with police which was ruled justified. protesters abandoned the streets and began entering restaurants and stores. they are planning to protest the mum

police say 15 minutes later attorney josh mcnamara says he was scratched on the cheek when he encountered the suspect near 21st and arch. investigators say stevens was kicked out of a shelter earlier this week after punching a man and police sources also tell us right now one of the victims is here inside central detectives talking to them and identifying stevens. we'll have much more on this in the next half hour. live for now outside central, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> monique, thank you. >>> one man is in critical condition in philadelphia. he was shot while sitting in his car in the city's hunting park neighborhood. he started to drive away after he was shot but then crashed into a truck. police say they found drugs in his car while they were pulling him out of it. they're now waiting to speak with him. with two people are hurt after a shooting and one of those victims was involved in a crash on the way to the hospital. the shooting happened on deraa street in frankford. the gunman shot a man and woman. the woman walked to the hospital on her own. someone took the man for treatm

he slashed two men, ages 23 and 42 one is joshua mcnamara who tells "action news" he was walking to the gym when it happens. >> turned to walk away and that is when this guy came around the corner and slashed at my cheek. >> police tell me that yesterday morning stevens went to einstein hospital to be treated for cuts on his hand and he remains in custody here in central detectives. >> katherine thank you. >>> a shooting victim is in critical condition after he crashed head-on into a tractor trailer while trying to drive himself to a philadelphia hospital, the man was shot in the philadelphia german town section and crashed in tioga-nicetown, and that crash left him trapped in the car, police believe that drugs may have been a factor in the crash. >> inside of the 2003 chevy blazer that the victim was driving, you can see in plain view several packets of what appears to be crack cocaine. >> police are checking cameras in the area where the victim was shot to try and find the shooter. >> philadelphia are looking to find a shooter overnight. flyers mark dara street where the shooting took

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here with me is fandango correspondent, tarar mcnamara. >> before the break we asked this question. this actor appeared in two of the top ten films of 2015. renner or sandra bullock. at's the answer? >> jeremy renner. he was in mission impossible and avengers age of ultron and he'll be back in may with captain america civil war. and they've announced mission impossible six is coming out. he's a very busy, successful guy. >> this lovely lady is from maryland. 25 by adele is the best-selling l album of adele, how long did it take? >> three days? >> that's amazing. what's interesting is that taylor swift would have had the best-selling album for two years in a row. but then adele caught her. >> over to you. >> from n nth carorona, right? welcome. what television series topped 2014-2015 season? "empire", "the voice" or football? >> "vce"? >> they're going to love it, it's sentimental. >> sunday night football was the number one show, but football is also the number three, the number five, the number six and the number 11 of the show. >> and "the voice" and "empire" not too sbby. >> who

mcnamara,ean rusk, rostow.walt until 1967 you have no regular at theseattendee tuesday lunches. then the chairman of the joint chiefs started attending. until then it was total civilian control determining where were going to bomb and how effective it is going to be. the fundamental premise that that the have is primary enemy in the south indigenous guerrillas cannot andt without support direction from the north vietnamese. these guys are not stupid. army of a communist 300,000 men. 50,000 are nva and the remainder of the vietcong.s field johnson will achieve his desired political objective of an independent stable non-communist south vietnam. bombing and it's cheap. risk a greato number of american men. spigot.can be like a or tightknitse it depending on the reaction of the american public. it will tak take away from the great society programs that lyndon johnson supports. what about the soviets? are abouts like they to intervene, you can stop the bombing. you can control it. the fundamental premise that these guys had regarding isration rolling thunder fundamentally flawed. he

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. >> reporter: police say josh mc mcnamara was the attacker's next victim a half hour later. >> i felt my arm and something slash at my neck. i gave him a shot to the shoulder. >> reporter: the man ran off, never stealing from his victims only attacking the strangers. he describes his injury as a scratch on the cheek. >> it could have been much worse. i'm very lucky. >> reporter: detectives are following leads on a person of interest who wases kicked out of a homeless shelter hours before the attacks. matched the suspect on camera on surveillance down to his clothing. this victim is thankful he got away from the attacker with two helpers at the riverloft apartments who saw what happened. >> they both came out and shouted something because then the assailant walked away. >> reporter: now both victims carried on with their daily routines. one heading to school while the other headed to work in delaware. police are working to officially identify a person of interest before releasing any type of name. reporting live outside central detectives, denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11:00,

the fourth grader jack mcnamara held a sign saying, don't let other dads die, i miss my dad. supporters are calling for congress to renew the act before leaving for the holidays, the act provides health benefits for first responders who became sick following the 9/11 terror attacks. >>> after three days of weather-related delays nasa successfully haunched ed ed a c cargo spacecraft carrying supply toth the international space station. previous launch attempts this last year had failed. >>> a university president encourages his students to bring guns to campus. details on that next. [meow mix jingle slowly and quietly plucks] right on cue. [cat meows] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with great taste and 100% complete nutrition, it's the only one cats ask for by name. on your medicare look part d prescriptions. at walgreens, we call that "carpe med diem." that's almost latin for "seize the day to get more out of life and medicare part d." from one-dollar copays on select plans... ...to now reward points on all prescriptions, walgre

then minutes later joshua mcnamara says the attacker slashed him in the face as he was walking to theym at 21st and arch streets. police do not have a motive. >> terrorism and security dominated last night's republican debate much most eyes were on donald trump who defended his call to ban muslims from the united states. trump insist they had his controversial plan is not an attempt to discriminate and is not an attempt to close america off from the rest of the world. >> we're not talking about religion. we're talking about security. our country is out of control. >> if we're going to ban all muslims how are we going to get them to be part of a coalition to destroy isis? >> as you can see there jeb bush dismissed trump calling him a chaos candidate and adding "you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency." the former florida governor pitched himself as a serious leader who has what it takes to keep the country safe and rebuild the economy. >> a group of demonstrators marched their way through center city to protest police brutality. about 50 members of the group bl

look, i like marines, but, you know, i'm not robert mcnamara, but it seems to me if you go to war toot what you're going to be doing. people of your age, what's your attitude to the military bases? >> as long as we're not living near the base, it doesn't affect us that much. >> right. near the base it makes a difference? >> right. >> you know right away, i mean, it's got two parlors, strip clubs, vape shops. >> also, you know, it's very loud. that's a big issue. >> tourism is probably the future of okinawa. you have beautiful weather. beaches. if the bases leave, it's going to be big hotels and resorts and golf courses. which is worse? chinese tourists or american marines? >> i'll stick with the marines. >> semper fi. not everybody here agrees with vivian, by a long shot. okinawans may be easy going and laid back, but the island is also a political hotbed of activism, provoked by what okinawans see as high handed treatment from a central government with different cultural and historical traditions who don't consider their needs or priorities. their hugely disproportionate shouldering

you have johnson, mcnamara, national security advisers. 1967, 2.5 years into the war you have no regular military attendee at the tuesday lunch. total civilians patrol determining where we are going to bomb, what targets, and how effective they think it will be. premise thesel men have for operation rolling thunder is that a primary enemy in the south, the viet cong insurgency, cannot fight without support and direction from the north vietnamese. vietnamvering north from the viet cong and we will achieve success. these guys are not stupid. they know that on the eve of the they are in south vietnam, you have a communist army of 300,000 men. , north, 50,000 are nva vietnamese army. those that are left are the indigenous th -- the indigenous viet cong. if you sever the north vietnamese from the viet cong you will achieve success, and lyndon johnson will achieve his object -- objective of a south non-communist vietnam. if you do it with bombing, it is cheap. you don't have to risk a great number of american men doing the job. also, bombing can be like a faucet. you can release it or tighten

he had 12 points. kick it out to a wide open pat mcnamara, that 3 pointer put new hampshire went up by how nine. about the spin move in the paint, evan boudreaux hits the floater for the big green . the wildcats were tough today, joe bramanti with a great look to jacoby armstrong on the baseline. he throws it down. he had unh pulled away in the 12. second half and the wildcats win by the snhu women home with 20. fisher today penmen in white, sara ryan, nice scores. nice look underneath to kylie lorenzen for an easy bucket . snhu in transition, erin doherty with good position on the block. she is going to score. 87-48 the final score. the bruins and celtics were both off today, the bees host the new jersey devils tomorrow afternoon at 5:00. timberwolves on monday night. they are shut out. off now through christmas. high school hockey, beford and pinkerton at the ice den . second period,bedford in front 1-0, colin voloshin scores for . still in the second sean mcgadden with the backhand, the bedford bulldogs roll 7-0 beating the astros. bishop brady played host to londonderry at everett

. >>> and now, happy saturday, david machina muir ra, and i know that you -- mcnamara, and i know you broke the story on the new immigration plan, and that could alienate some democrats, and why do this? why so close to the end of the term? >> well, it is so controversial, and especially for those who support the obama policies. last year, there was a big surge of the unaccompanied minors and children who were coming across the southern border, and the administration worked hard after that was a big public problem for them to tamp it down, but we have seen the numbers increase, and the department of homeland security is saying that we are going to send home those who have a order from the judge, and they are potentially rounded up and deported. but it is a problem for the president, and those immigration ed a v advocates say that the folks are refugees fleeing violence and problems, and oso these are draconian measures, but the president is under pressure to secure the border, and get tougher on immigration. >> and so, i am curious about the leak of this story, and is this administrat

mcnamara ♪ i'm only 18 ♪ and i always carry a purse >> the people in the counterculture started makingo would expect the smothers brothers of all people to be raising this much of a fuss? >> good script. >> i held my breath every time they did the show. because i knew the network people were befouling their trousers with fear. >> nothing funny in this. yeah, boys, we're through censoring your show. >> they said that the social subjects we touched on were not appropriate for the 9:00 family viewing hour. they came up with any excuse to make it difficult. >> and i came up with any excuse to push it. >> yeah. ♪ cbs would like to give us notice ♪ ♪ and some of you don't like the things we say ♪ ♪ but we're still here ♪ oh yeah we're still here >> they were going to speak truth to power. and they were not compromising. >> you have something important? >> something very important to say on american television. >> a lot of times we don't have the opportunity to say anything important because on american television, every time you try to say something important -- [ cheers and applause ] >> we

secretary mcnamara set up the organization to question the bright ideas, to drive change but also to test ideas that represented change because we've got the national security at stake here. fast failure is something we have to do in the department of defense at a low level, at a small inches level. it's something we can not afford to do at a grand institutional level. the country can't tolerate that. we have to figure out much like many large companies in the technology sphere and manufacturing and other words, we have to figure out how to innovate at an appropriate level knowing that betting the company is probably not appropriate when you're a half trillion dollar a year plus enterprise like we are. yet if you can't make those bets at a small level we will gradually over time use your relevance and your efficacy. >> i often think about this with the -- i was giving testimony to the senate arms services committee the other day and i thought imagine if i was representing a vc and describing how my financial portfolio performed, essentially i i frittered 80% of my funds away on bubbl

. >> let's bring in the washington post reporter david mcnamara, and in the news conference, the president took on national security and something that he is criticized for recently, and i want to bring you a quote from peter bacon where he writes that mr. obama now says that he was slow to respond to public fears after terrorist attacks in california and acknowledging that the low key approach led americans to believe that he was not doing enough to keep the country safe. is that characterization accurate, and did he make that admission, and how big of a deal is that? >> he made those remarks to a foreign policy columnist, and it is revealings because as you are recall, the president went to asia for the nine-day trip, and you can say that he is plugged into what is going on out here, and when you are that far out, the white house was slow to realize the fear that people had after a brazen and tragic attack in paris and now one closer to home in california, and you can see that the white house is playing catchup, and have the president out there to talk more about keeping the country safe

speaking of getting crushed, mcnamara up about 2%. port-mcmoran up about 2%.ep boys. bridgestone agreed to buy them, and then carl icahn offered more. they are in a bidding war. icahn says he will pay $.10 more than whatever bridgestone offers. the stock is not moving a lot, but a report said it will probably get broken up into a muffler business that might get sold to monroe, a parts business that might get sold to maybe o'reilly, after the buyout. that's interesting, because i thought carl icahn was trying to consolidate these businesses. he bought a canadian auto-parts business earlier this year, so it would be interesting if he broke up pep boys. is netflix a friend or foe to traditional media? we will have some of the titans of that industry weigh in when we come back on "bloomberg ." ♪ david: we will talk about netflix now, on a bit of a tear this year. it is up almost 140%, the second-best-performing stock on the s&p 500. over the past few months, we sat down with some the biggest names in media to ask them about netflix. is it a friend or a so? >>

kick it out to pat mcnamara and he scores a three. and he finished with six points and the wildcats win by 20, . the southern new hampshire women at home fisher, a nice pass, and she scores a pair for for the penn men. and a nice look at kylie, an easy bucket for southern new hampshire. on traps significance, erin doherty, nice block, penn men roll. and at toledo, monarchs shut out 2-1. they're off through christmas. back in action next saturday at adirondack. action on pinkerton, bedford in front, 1 zip, a score for the bulldogs, still in the second, a backhanded goal and the bedford bulldogs roll over the astros, 7-zip. and how about bishop brady. patrick maloney forces the turnover and he scores. a 4-2 lead in the second period, but a great energy pass to max lemoora. he about uts it in the -- puts it in the back of the net. the game would go to overtime and giants win 6-5, the final in ot. the bruins in action, and they host the new jersey devils, the 5:00 start and patriots have the titans and that's at 1:00. that's sports. >> st

secretary mcnamara set up the organization to question the bright ideas, to drive change, but also toest ideas that represented change. because we've got the national security at stake here. >> that's right. >> fast failure is something we have to do in the department of defense at a low level, at a small inches level. it's something we cannot afford to do at a grand institutional level. the country can't tolerate that. so we have to figure out much like many large companies in the technology sphere and in manufacturing, we have to figure out how to innovate at an appropriate level knowing that betting the company is probably not appropriate when you're a half trillion a year plus enterprise like we are with the nation relying on you. >> that's right. >> yet if you can't make those bets at a small level, you will gradually, over time, lose your relevance and your efficacy. >> i often think about this, i was giving testimony to the senate armed services committee the oh day, and i thought imagine if i was representing a vc and describing how my financial portfolio had performs where, b