teddy roosevelt, fdr, jfk, ronald mildred -- ronald reagan, bill clinton, and barack obama. what did they have? host: charisma. the ability to connect with american values -- not all of, it depended on the time and what people wanted. fdr was optimism. theater roosevelt, his distant cousin the idea of vigor and taking on powerful interests. there was also the sense -- an aura about them. they seem to understand that americans have got through it a series of phases and defining a president. today, the president needs to be an entertainer. needs to be part in the culture to keep people interested. our most effective presidents understand that. are released or unable to act on it or do not understand. the other presidents i talk

[martha and mildred are good to. go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer, but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run on quickbooks. that's how i own it. >>> it was like most other days in beverly tillery's life, having her morning cup of coffee and scanning the newspaper before going to work. but the forensic drawing of the unidentified woman found in yellow house canyon immediately caught her eye. >> if you look at the pictures of my children, you'll see that they all have practically the same jaw line and the same cheek structure. it's kind of a square-type thing. >> beverly was convinced it was her 17-year-old daughter, belynda, who had been missing for more than a year. >> she showed me the paper and she asked me if i thought that looked like belynda, you know, and the more i

here's one poor victim, mildred crisp. >> human poop, you could tell and stink, oh, my god. it was terrible. >> it's important we find out who this is and either get him the help they need or incarcerate them. >> finally a break in the case popped right in the lap of investigators using a nighttime camera. >> oh, man. >> a neighbor saw him right in the act. now if only cops can identify him before -- well, you know what, it hits the fan again. this is just unbelievable. >> this is one of those stories you don't know whether to laugh or cry. >> it's deeply disturbing. i don't know. >> and murder on your paint job. >> heard that. >>> we are looking at rain rolling in tomorrow, but not until tomorrow night. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, a nice day, still 47, dew point falling, humidity falling, a little colder air seeping down from new england. it's going to be colder tonight and cooler tomorrow but nothing crazy, no records. grab your shades for the morning sun. yes, we have a yellow alert tomorrow, primarily tomorrow night. we hav

get more facts at ramtrucks.com [martha and mildred are good to. go. here's your invoice, ladies.and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer, but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run on quickbooks. that's how i own it. kennedy: and donald trump has taken the first set to becoming the 45th president of united states for being the exploratory committee that makes me pauper he said in a statement we must rebuild our infrastructure to control of reporters to control education care for veterans and putting americans back to work. we must stop other countries and take advantage of the representatives who were out negotiated i am the only one that could make it great again. increased infrastructure and military spending with a narcissist who has questionable bankruptcies and past financial issues? here are a few things you need to be president. stop talking in platitudes

teddy roosevelt, fdr, jfk, ronald mildred -- ronald reagan, bill clinton, and barack obama. what did they have? host: charisma. the ability to connect with american values -- not all of, it depended on the time and what people wanted. fdr was optimism. theater roosevelt, his distant cousin the idea of vigor and taking on powerful interests. there was also the sense -- an aura about them. they seem to understand that americans have got through it a series of phases and defining a president. today, the president needs to be an entertainer. needs to be part in the culture to keep people interested. our most effective presidents understand that. are released or unable to act on it or do not understand. the other presidents i talk about who are not celebrities in chief, they had some celebrity but did not capitalize on it well. jimmy carter. both bushes. nixon, lyndon b. johnson. anybody familiar with history knows that they were presidents who were not celebrities in their own right as presidencies war on. several celebrities in chief had notoriety and built on it. it makes a bi

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and mildred this morning. the chicago >> reporter: or activity at half moon bay also attract off. way through the region. give yourself extra time and one shower right now. over downtown as you can see. all little bit higher intensity yellow. rainfall rates are having. if an be danton that's little bit potentially i need an umbrella as a the check off and the south eastern direction. one also looks like outside continuing to stay what. a few showers that just moved through the golden gate bridge. and heavy rainfall possible across the downtown san francisco area this morning. that is in for heavy rainfall. >> reporter: here is or looking at across the bay bridge off the east we did see a little bit of a shower off to the distance. and continuing still light in this area a special in the east bay. diplomats like this temperatures on a mild side and the cloud cover few pressing showers continue on the next couple hours. by lunch hour we are continuing on with just a mix of sun and clouds temperatures woman up in the '50s lower 60s. solely on the cooler side for today.. >> reporter:

i think all of us know a mildred schmidt and she lives next door to you and me and she sits at her kitchenble and she wants filter and clean water but her first and foremost request is i want a job for my son. i can't find a job either the coal mines are pulled back or the steel companies or the chemical industry, something is shut down as a result of over-regulation. and i'm struggling with that. i struggled with the second issue about your poor modeling. i've heard you talk about. here is the poor modeling with the heavy trucks. back in 2010, you said there would be about $3,400 but we're seeing three times that cost. and we see the mercury and air toxic standards that your prediction said there will only be ten gigawatts of power shut down but the department of energy and others say it could be six or ten times that amount shut down. but yet you continue to issue more regulations even though the model is saying it doesn't work. you've had a model that talked about how co2 impacts the temperatures around the globe. we know that from the standards -- that doesn't work. so let me just clos

teddy roosevelt, fdr, jfk, ronald mildred -- ronald reagan, bill clinton, and barack obama.did they have? host: charisma. the ability to connect with american values -- not all of, it depended on the time and what people wanted. fdr was optimism. theater roosevelt, his distant cousin the idea of vigor and taking on powerful interests. there was also the sense -- an aura about them. they seem to understand that americans have got through it a series of phases and defining a president. today, the president needs to be an entertainer. needs to be part in the culture to keep people interested. our most effective presidents understand that. are released or unable to act on it or do not understand. the other presidents i talk about who are not celebrities in chief, they had some celebrity but did not capitalize on it well. jimmy carter. both bushes. nixon, lyndon b. johnson. anybody familiar with history knows that they were presidents who were not celebrities in their own right as presidencies war on. several celebrities in chief had notoriety and built on it. it makes a big diff