and bill moyers was very, very helpful.wonderful quote, 11 of the most interesting people i have ever met was in lyndon johnson. charlie: that is great. that is just great. and you feel that way yourself in terms of trying to understand him? bryan cranston: i think so. he is a complex man. one thing that triggered for me -- as an actor, the character is outside of you. until you do the research and time and energy put into it, you hope and trust that character will at some point seat into your soul through osmosis, for lack of a butter -- better term or acting term. until that happens -- on the second time i went to the lbj office in texas, which is a terrific library, i noticed a letter from debbie kennedy addressed to the new president five days after the assassination. she wrote mr. president, thank you so much for rough -- walking behind jack on pennsylvania avenue. behind the case on. i know you did not need to do that and the secret service told you not to, you did it anyway, and it brought love and respect to the men

[laughter] and that's why we honor bill moyers or dr. burnell. we traditionally have valued those things, but if you were listening to today's political where, you might wonder the strain of anti-intellectualism came from. [laughter] [applause] so class of 2016, let me be as clear as i can be. in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. [applause] it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. [laughter] that's not keeping it real or telling it like it is. that's not challenging political correctness. that's just not knowing what you're talking about. [laughter] and yet, we have become confused about this. look, our nation's founders -- franklin, madison, hamilton, jefferson -- they were born of the enlightenment. they sought to escape superstition and tribalism and know nothing this. ness. they believed and rational thought and expand mentation and the capacity of informed citizens to master our own fate. that is embedded in our constitutional desire. that spirit informs our ventures and our explorers -- the edison's and the wright

cornell and bill moyers. matthew, good job. [laughter] if you are interested, we can talk after this. [laughter] [applause] one of the perks of my job is honorary degrees. [laughter] i have to tell you, it impresses nobody in my house. [laughter] now malia and sasha say, ok, dr. dad, see you later. can we have some money? [laughter] to the board of governors and chairman brown, the lieutenant governor, mayor cahill, mayor waller, members of congress, rutgers administrators, staff, and family. thank you for the honor of joining you at the 250th anniversary of this remarkable institution. [cheering and applause] most of all, congratulations to the class of 2016. [cheering and applause] i come here for a simple reason, to finally settle this pork roll versus taylor ham question. [laughter] i'm just kidding. there's not much i'm afraid to take on in my final year of office, but i know better than to get in the middle of that debate. [laughter] the truth is i came here because you asked. [applause] it is true that a lot of schools i

cornell and bill moyers. matthew, good job. [laughter] if you are interested, we can talk after this. [laughter] [applause] one of the perks of my job is honorary degrees. [laughter] i have to tell you, it impresses nobody in my house. now malia and sasha say, ok, dr. dad, see you later. can we have some money? [laughter] to the board of governors and chairman brown, the lieutenant governor, mayor cahill, mayor waller, members of congress, rutgers administrators, staff, faculty, friends and family. thank you for the honor of joining you at the 250th anniversary of this remarkable institution. [applause] most of all, congratulations to the class of 2016. [applause] i come here for a simple reason, to finally settle this pork roll versus taylor ham question. [laughter] i'm just kidding. there's not much i'm afraid to take on in my final year of office, but i know better than to get in the middle of that debate. [laughter] the truth is i came here because you asked. [applause] it is true that a lot of schools invited me to their c

moyers problems -- promised to tighten things up. i was indeed foreign-born from new zealand, but some of my old schoolmates were officers in the kiwi new zealand forces in vietnam and australia in combat alongside u.s. soldiers. one presidential assistance? valantieard -- jack wrote "the mode to bring up the problem of peter arnett, who has been more damaging to the u.s. cause than a hope italian of viet cong -- battalion of viet cong." [laughter] mr. arnett: gallagher was prepared to encounter the criticism had a briefcase full of facts this -- disputing the stories. prior to the meeting, two ap never managing editors reported to gallagher that the president had complained to them about my coverage. in the ap chief went to the meeting anxious to resolve this issue. the american president and gallagher where a formidable pair, both were tall, tough people. tough-minded. entrye luncheon went on to an end with no mention of the war. gallagher said at last, mr. president, and understand you are being critical of some of the ap story so

the school is in great hands with more moyer the principal who also attended the school and i made aot of new friends including a special fourth grader named tyler. had a good time. >> sounds good. >> now to baseball. you know what else sounds good the phillies. phillies looking good right now 15 and 10 on the year if you can below it. phillies take the field in saint louis looking for their seventh straight victory the longest since the 2012 season. jeremy hellickson get the start. phillies coming off a weekend sweep of the cleveland indians. pair of runs early both in the third inning. velasquez and the bullpen has been nearly perfect during this stretch. they may not always be pretty but the phils are finding ways to scrap and fight. >> everybody's just going out there and trying to do their job and i think that's a good -- i think what it means is these guys are -- they're like a team. they're not concerned struckly about what their numbers are. >> it's phenomenal. it's great. i mean, don't change. we're doing a great job. offensively, defensively we're doing great. it's fun to w

ellen moyer came up with this idea and meters were installed 2008.n if people aren't parking at the meters city offic them. >> little girl in texas wrote excuse note to get out of her school early and it worked. here's what happened. rose bella was able to go home early but not able to find house and went to neighbor's. her father surprise set with the school saying this is quite obvious the lert was written by a khixd the school district is looking into the incident. >> that's crazy okay. >> nuts. >> you cannot distinguish that? >> yeah. >> go ahead, go home. >> to a story you will only see "fox5" a surprise delivery on the area's buzzest highways. she was not due three more weeks but saturday afternoon driving 270 with her family she went into labor. >> the doctor told them to drive to shady grove and baby evan had other plans right now. dad called 911 he and three kids helped bring newest edition into the world. >> on the right-hand side she thinks the baby is co it's coming out. >> i was saying she is in labor and the baby is coming. >> everybody

this happened friday the 13t 13th on the 800 block of moyer road. the victim says that she bought the bike as a christmas present for her 10-year-old son. >>> a new rescue plan for atlantic city is on the table in trenton tonight. the legislative deal would give the cash-strapped city a $60,000 loan and stave off the threat of a state takeover at least for now. currently, on the verge of bankruptcy, atlantic city would get a five-month reprieve to advise a balanced budget plan. union workers would keep their collective bargaining rights. that is a sticking point that has scuttled previous rescue packages. the state assembly and senate will vote on the plan thursday, but governor chris christie could still veto it. >>> while atlantic city is working to keep from going bust, its casino industry is continuing to play a hot hand. profits rose 31% in the first quarter of the year. the eight remaining gambling halls made a combined $106 million this the first three months of 2016. the trump taj mahal was the only casino to post an operating loss. >>> on t

the moisture associated with what waist once property call storm bonnie now well out to sea, enough moyersday in place i couldn't rule out stray shower, delaware beaches, but for the most part looking a-okay today. as everything starts to move off the coast, and quiet down. and until our next front arrives on friday, we are sitting pretty for the next few days. future weather shows this afternoon, here is 6:00 p.m. this evening, looking clear and quiet. tomorrow same story. right through the day, high pressure is briefly in place overhead here. here's 2:00 p.m. clear skies, beautiful wednesday afternoon, and thursday looks great, as well, this front will approach but the showers and storms stay off to the west during the day thursday, and looking at another day of sunshine this front does eventually come through though, we will be talking about showers, storms, on friday. if you are down the shore, again, yesterday, not great beach day. today looks little better. watch for the dense fog this morning, then partly sunny in the afternoon at 74, wednesday mostly sunny at 72, and thursday look

. >> tonight bobby rydell surrounded by friends and fans at a launch party for his new moment moyer teenhe rock a sale of second chances. "eyewitness news" at poppy's on south 20th street. i was there. along with cbs3 alum pat chiarocchi and tom lamaine, bob pan tan know and patti jackson also congratulated rydell on his book. it's pack with stories only someone at the forefront of early rock and roll could tell. congrats, bobby rydell and thank eighty six million americans have prediabetes a serious condition that increases the risk for type 2 diabetes. you could be one of them. small lifestyle changes can help you avoid diabetes-related problems like heart attack, stroke, blindness, and kidney failure. ask your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and

>> the moyer grow anything, i don't want to say it's less special.he more you grow it you will have some diminished capabilities. they are maxing these guys out. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 tours. i have done three tours, but these guys go back to the front lines time and time again. and this administration because they have done the tiptoe half dance, they rely on the same guys. kennedy: that's a way of trying to achieve some objective without committing ground forces. these guys are successful. these guys are effective. but you can't defeat an entire army with only special operations in this environment. kennedy: in your new look, look, that's pete hegseth. what i enjoy about the book is you have a push for citizenship which i think we have lost in the country. we have lost the notion of what it means to be an american. >> the left is intentionally undermining the idea of citizenship. citizens of the world breaking down sovereignty. i based it on a speech teddy roosevelt gave 100 years ago. i know he made a descent to progressiveism. but the speech is fantastic.

. >> tonight bobby rydell surrounded by friends and fans at a launch party for his new moment moyer teen the rock a sale of second chances. "eyewitness news" at poppy's on south 20th street. i was there. along with cbs3 alum pat chiarocchi and tom lamaine, bob pan tan know and patti jackson also congratulated rydell on his book. it's pack with stories only someone at the forefront of early rock and roll could tell. congrats, bobby rydell and thank >>> our morning team is back tomorrow from five to 7am for kate, don everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the lay shot with stephen colbert is next with lilly thompson. >> have a great evening and good night, family. >> have a great evening and good night, family. mother's >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ] are you ready to dance? 5, 6, 7, 8! >> ♪ on my way in i'ma take it ♪ >> stop exercising, people. it's time to start dancing. welcome to cize. >> announcer: cize is the all-new d

cornell and bill moyers. matthew, good job. [laughter] we canare interested, talk after this. [laughter] [applause] one of the perks of my job is honorary degrees. [laughter] you, it impresses nobody in my house. ok,alia and sasha say, dr. dad, see you later. can we have some money? [laughter] governors andf chairman brown, lieutenant governor -- mayor cahill, mayor waller, members of congress, rutgers administrators, staff, and family. thank you for the honor of joining you at the 250th anniversary of this remarkable institution. most of all, congratulations to .he class of 2016 i come here for a simple reason, to finally settle this pork roll versus taylor ham question. [laughter] i'm just getting. there's not much i am afraid to take on in my final year of office but i know better than to get in the middle of that debate. [laughter] the truth is, i came here because you asked. it's true that a lot of schools invite me to the commencement every year but you're the first to launch a three-year campaign. e-mails, tweets, youtube videos. i even got three notes from the grandmot

charles: this will be an issue moyer than some of the other thing weighing on the economy.at do you think about this. >> we had up a major crash before president obama took office. the wealth of people tide up in house got destroyed. that accounts for the absence of tonight wealth they had which wasn't much to begin with. i think going after middle income voters will be big, and hillary clinton feels pretty good about the fact she is for a minimum wage increase and trump is not. she is for help with childcare and he is not. people may smell a rat when they get wind of the fact that he's been outsourcing jobs and hiring foreigners. just like we saw with bain capital. the history of donald trump, i have a hunch the middle class, just like they felt toward romney won't be feeling particularly warm thoughts once they have the full picture about trump. charles: forgetting about trump and his wealth and how much he may or may not have. the arm person is wondering how did they get this thing going? >> what we have seen, a lot of the government programs aimed at solving this proble

moyers is still falling.adcast. >>> warmer temperatures in the rest of your workweek and into the holiday weekend. it's all coming up in the full forecast. >>> amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. plus 36-month financing. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. i will be all around the bay area. i want to see how to prepare. >> we can break it down and show you what to expect. we'll start with the bigger picture. satellite radar, high pressure building over areas. that means lots of sunshine. we will see a few coastal clouds as we go in tomorrow morning. after that, plenty of sunshine and that will be the case heading straight into the weekends. saturday will be the peak in the temperature. one thing we want to focus on, take a look at the satellite radar. we saw a few severe thunderstorms firing out near col

also an accident on moyer road. more construction actually a slow moving maintenance vehicle. those things always tie things up on the roads. the right lane is closed this time on the boulevard, heading northbound before ridge avenue. a slow go by that scene. here's the garden state parkway. clearly no big delays because of summer's point, but you can see lane restrictions off the toll plaza here and police activity on the scene. vai. >> thank you, jessica. >> two people in the hospital following this crash in philadelphia's east falls neighborhood. it appears the car they were riding in hit several parked vehicles and flipped over at ridge around 1:00 this morning. both people are listed in stable condition. >> and philadelphia police are searching for this man who they say escaped from their custody. authorities tell us khalil robinson was arrested for driving under the influence following a crash last night. he was taken to penn presbyterian medical center in university city for pain when an officer was checking his handcuffs, robinson jumped out of the bed and ran from the

the in the past, rutgers paid 35 grand for bill moyer to be the speaker.ap, keen university paid 40 grand to each of the two speakers. universities that pay for celebrities so they cab impress donors. in the interest of the potential students. other colleges asked celebrities to deliver speeches for free. >> you went to that furhman. >> yes. >> furhman. >> is that right. >> do you have any recollection of who your speaker was. >> no but i will get back and speak at furhman if you want me to. >> yes. >> so pretty calm night turned dangerous that the florida intersection. the incredible incident captured by traffic cameras that will leave you with chills when we role this whole video for you. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our econ

. >>> also happening today atlantic city moyer is poised to announce whether the city will mack a 2 millionnd payment. if not made ac will become the first new jersey municipality in default on debt in 78 years and right now city leaders say it's unclear if there's enough cash today to make the bond payment and cover payroll. >>> stated indicate rerz discussing whether middle and high school students should start the school day later in the morning. study have recommended they start class no earlier than 8:30 a.m. insufficient sleep is an important public health issue impacting student's academic success. first meeting will be held this afternoon camden county colleges blackwood campus. >> and most of the fire that heavily damaged historic church in new york has been knocked down and authorities are reporting one minor injury in that fire that started last night serbian orthodox cathedral in manhattan. early this morning firefighters were putting out small pockets of flames. the church was built in early 18 50s and designated a city landmark in 1968. >>> dave you're following a local story

. >> but bill moyers was very helpful. he has a wonderful quote, 11 of the most interesting people i have ever met was lyndon johnson. >> that's great. and do you feel that way yourself in terms of trying to understand him? >> i think. so he say complex man. and one thing that really triggered for me, as an actor the character is outside of you. and until you do all the research and all the time and energy put into it, you hope and trust that that character will at some point seep into your soul through osmosis for lack of a better term or accurate term. and until that does, you're constantly working. on the second time i went to the lbj library in austin texas which is a terrific library, by the way. i noticed a letter from jackie kennedy addressed to the new president, five days after the assassination. and she wrote dear mr. president, thank you so much for walking behind jack on pennsylvania avenue. behind the kason. i know you didn't need to do that. i'm sure the secret service told you not to. please don't. but you d

. >> yes, and especially bill moyers, the press secretary at the time. >> it was interesting what hemportant stories. 1983, a wrongfully accused black man, lionel from prison. >> there was no physical evidence of jeter's guilt. no gun, no cash. no license plate taken down at the scene of a crime. is that the man who held up kentucky fried chicken? >> no. >> was that the man who held up the kentucky fried chicken? >> no, sir. >> we broadcast our story which was a clear miscarriage of justice. within days, he was out of jail. just about the most gratifying story that a reporter could do. to make that kind of difference and to save a life is pretty hot stuff. >> he had a lot of stories. how hard it was to put it together in an hour? >> well, that story fell to david westing and loren browning. they started with 200 hours of material and got it down to 35 hours. they kept taking, taking. it takes an hour. people say, what's your favorite morely story. i say, it would take an hour to name all of them. they gave us an hour. >> thank you. we can't wait. >> yeah. >> "60 minutes: morely safer

purnell and bill moyers. matthew, good job. if you are interested, we can talk after this.perks of my job is onorary degrees. but i have to tell you it impresses nobody in my house. now mali and sasha just say, ok, dr. dad, we will see later. an we have some money? to the board of governors from chairman brown to lieutenant governor, mayor cahill, members of congress, rutgers administrators, faculty, staff, friends and family, thank you for the honor of joni for the two 50th -- joining you for the 250th anniversary of this emarkable institution. but most of all, congratulations to the class of 016. i come here for a simple reason -- to finally settle this uestion. i'm just kidding. there's not much i'm afraid to take on in my final year of office, but i know better than to get in the middle of that ebate. the truth is i came here because you asked. it is true that a lot of schools invited me to their commencement every year, but you are the first to launch a three-year campaign. e-mails, letters, tweets, outube videos. i even got three notes from the grandmother of your stu

[laughter] president obama: and that's why we honor bill moyers or dr. burnell. we traditionally have valued those things, but if you were listening to today's political debate, you might wonder where this strain of anti-intellectualism came from. [laughter] [applause] president obama: so, class of 2016, let me be as clear as i can be. in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. [applause] president obama: it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. [laughter] president obama: that's not keeping it real or telling it like it is. that's not challenging political correctness. that's just not knowing what you're talking about. [laughter] president obama: and yet, we have become confused about this. look, our nation's founders -- franklin, madison, hamilton, jefferson -- they were born of the enlightenment. they sought to escape superstition, and sectarianism, and tribalism, and know-nothingness. they believed in rational thought and experimentation and the capacity of informed citizens to master our own fate. that is embedded in our constitutional d

moyers center still questionable this morning. tipoff set for 6 pm and oracle. i'll be there at 6 am to get you the latest.>>> the san jose sharks had a hard-fought game. the sharks rally back from being down early from a goal. they would score and second- period the sharks didn't have an answer. they get a second chance on tuesday night in st. louis. >> >>> a road rage fight all, on camera. look at this video has gone viral.>>> donald trump's pass is getting a closer look. republican leaders say voters will have passed his latest controversy. >>> is time for the 2016 eighth breaker.>>> let's head outside the san mateo bridge. you can see no problems. the temperature 56 degrees. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. here's a look at conditions for the golden gate bridge. it does not appear to be a foggy, and traffic is light. brace yourself because our meteorologist says is going to be a warming trend. >> two days. if you can't do they make it three. make it three. after that, it will be chillier. brace yourself. here's a live look at the

bill moyers says the following. have eroded the ability of democrats to once again be the party of the working class. as democratic national committee chair she has opened the flood gads to big money, brought lobbyists into the inner circle and oiled all of the parts of the revolving door that twirlz between government service and cushy jobs. >> in in cases it's not wrong. now it's almost limitless where it wasn't under previous leadership. what's interesting too is she has very few friends within the establishment and i think that's what the challenge is. bernie is basically flexing his muscle, but you don't see so many people saying no, no, defending her. >> how can she be establishment and also enemies of the establishment? >> part of it is learning washington. she came in and was relatively new. i think she didn't establish the friends that she needed. the fact that she does not have the administration for the most part on her side is a problem. i also think that bernie recognizes he can't directly attack hillar

. >>> and we caught a biggest, rudy giuliani, the moyer of new york city.e you're a little more on board. >> i endorsed him. i've been working very hard to try to get republicans unified. it annoys me that -- >> well, that's a full-time job right thousand. >> i lost and the day after i endorsed john mccain. look, i have to say it took about two weeks to make sure all my people -- they get upset, they get angry, but they all came over. >> you're friends with john mccain. it's not hard to endorse a guy you're friends with. they don't really know donald trump. >> it doesn't matter. the party spoke. the party made the choice. we're not the party. i'm not the party. paul ryan's not the party. even donald trump's not the party. he's the party's selection. so we should go with the party's selection. >> so some people are saying mitt romney is going to throw his hat in the ring. there could be a third party. >> oh, that would be -- that would be -- >> is that going to happen? >> we might as well just say we want hillary clinton to be president of the united states.

>> my name is chris moyer, i directly represent 1,000 rank and file pile drivers and 30,000 carpenters within northern california, some of whom work directly for the port and the city and county of san francisco. i rise today on behalf of my brothers and sister to express our concern regarding sutter's business practices as well as their unfavorable treatment of labor, the same labor that built this amazing city and has a proud tradition here. given the history of partnership and support of labor in this town, my fellow pile drivers, carpenters and i would respectfully ask you to refrain from exposing us to sutter hmo in concurrence with the other trades here today. >> is there other public comment? seeing no other public -- oh, sorry. >> good afternoon, my name is jeff deritz, i'm a representative of uapd, the union that represents physicians and dentists that work for the city. as a member of the uapd it won't surprise you that we oppose sutter hmo it seems defering is the direction the board is heading in, so i will look forward to next year and take the opportunity then to go into