the 66th engineers were proved from the corps of epping near sexoss transfered to a new tank corps. as director of an entirely new branch of united states army, well bjoern was charged with organizing, arming, quipping tank units, supervising all tank activities within the united states, including procurement of officers and enlisted men and establishing the maintenance of tank camps. by march 10th or 1th, ike was given the assignment to go to new york to make aremains to go to france within the next few weeks. i went to new york to see exactly what will be retired. i wanted no him in embar occasion or shipment. too much depended on me walking up that gang plank for me to take a risk on a slip anywhere. minorities might have thought me a worry world but i worked my head off. within two days, i was back at meade. when ike returned to camp, he discovered the situation had changed. now that the 675th engineers was in a new branch of service it received a new designation as the 30 is -- 301st tank battalion and enough much to his dismay, ike found himself no longer in command of company.

better than what you did on friday, so they emptied the tank now, and they're going to have to get a new tank hopefully, this won't happen again. on july 2, there was a cliff rescue, nonthreatening life injuries, female fell, transported to a local hospital. on july 2, # 88 howard, interior fire, no injuries. on july 30, a five vehicle collision with a rollover on the bay bridge. one victim required extrication. it was a joint response. some of the functions last month, fire station 16 showed some fire guests from the netherlands our departments as well. on july 18, the canine officers conducted training, which we promoted on social media. as usual, our outreach, multiple public safety announcements have gone out fore the month. for more real-time announcements, they can follow us on twitter at@sffdpio. as usual, i'd like to notify the public for emergency notification, you can text a-l-e-r-t-s-f to this number: 888777. we've also started to promote safety messages with smokey the bear for messages for youth. it's good -- it's actually good. you're teaching the kids at a young age, and it sin

. >> we or going to get new tanks for red wine fermentation. we'll also get a new press. we'll be adding a lot of omjobs ine making to production to the vineyards to the tasting room. >> this is an industry sectoron that people really think about when they think about fairfax county. it's definitely som that we have targeted for growth. >> handly and i will think about this all the time. consums will see the benefits with wine they're served starting next year. >> now i'm craving a glass or a sampling. the signs are up, the heavy equipment in place. today demolitio work began at the sent of marriott's new headquarters and flagship hotel in bethesda the work means lane and sidewals es and detours through the construction zone. marriott is moving its headquarters from north bethesda to this location closer to the bethesda metro station. the project is expected to be complete by 2022. >>> the maestro is now on display at the national port rat gallery. this is a 60s photograph of the late american composure leonardrsobernstein. it shows his electrifying conducting style durin

tank and putting it up on the wall, which kind of required a complete redesign. we have a -- public health is involved, d.p.h., d.b.i., it's kind of added a whole new dimension. and the tank had to be special ordered. so with that being said, we're now looking at early november as a completion date where our members could move in. >> what did that do to the increase in costs? >> so i believe that there's a document document there's a fixed cost, but there are liquidated damages for the contractor for possibly not doing his due diligence and being aware of new regulations. i think d.p.w. is currently working with the contractor and kind of finalizing that. we have not received a final cost or a -- some document showing all of the numbers at this point, but i believe that is happening currently. they've brought in deputy director of d.p.w. to be involved in this project to ensure that the funds are being used properly and that if there are any delays caused by, you know, the -- the contractor not doing his due diligence, it's not coming out of city covers. >> okay. if you could keep us updated. >> i absolutely will. i actually met yesterday with d.p.w. and the c

although the new tank's presents was not a military secret, the times reported that the machine station in an isolated part of the camp, and visitors are not allowed to get a site of it. ae drivetrain was powered by four-cylinder, ray-mounted gasoline engine, allowing it to travel at a lethargic for miles per hour with a maximum range of 40 miles per tank of gas. was installedvoir forward of the engine. tank was manned by a driver and commander/governor. -- commander/gunner. the turk could rotate 360 degrees. the tank's armor was nearly an inch thick bolted onto a steel chassis. detachablented a tail to facilitate trench-crossing. the tale prevented the tank from falling backwards into the trench. it was propelled by rear drive sprocket wheels, mounting capital -- caterpillar-style steel tracks. its tactical mission on the battlefield was to support the advance of the infantry over no man's land. fortunatesenhower was to welcome to camp colt two british advisors who commanded tank battalions in the battle of cambrai in november of 1917. one of the veteran officers was 46-year-old lieute

tank is here. happy as as a playground full of children with a new toy. this morning a round of small french tanks was received by fright from an automotive factory somewhere in america. it was driven through town while scores of people watched with the greatest interest. this tank was built in france but delivered to an automotive factory here so we could look at it and we could build our own. in his memories eisenhower alleged that two more tank wurz shipped to gettysburg, each weighed about 7 tons and each carried a machine gun or one powder canyon. the tanks arrived without weapons, unquote. ike's memory was a bit hazy. none of the local newspapers ever reported the appearance of the two other atanks whitanks w arrive. the gettysburg times afirmed soon after the armistice that quote, the lone tank with which the camp total men got their practice rolled through the streets of town this afternoon, unquote. you go to some of the roadside kpibl exhibits here at the eisenhower national historic site and the park, those roadside exhibits will tell you two or

the president of the new think tank heth was w building. i just want artist to come together to talk to each other. but they will not be straight down the life they will be culture critical. in criticizing your culture. but they will support values to get behind. but the only problem like the dark night of the deeply conservative.d. so it does happen that you need servitude of money to allow an artist to be an artist. and then if you have the name to use jesus in vain. and the most conservative work of art is the sopranos. violence and nudity and foul language. but that is the problem that we have to overcome. >> i'm from the university of georgia. and then how do we convince the arts are were investing in? >> after andrew breitbart's laughter, one of the reason that there is a little bit of pessimism. they connect the dots to control the empire. and then the country falls apart. but what can you do? what makes it so important? that it really is so tough to explain this to conservatives. with that sense of emergency. and then to stop and ge

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one of the last conversation i had with him, he asked me too be a president of a new think tank he was building in hollywood and he said i just want artist to come together and talk to each other so i think the money can come from political people, but you've got to let artists the artist. the thing is artist will not be straight down the line conservatives. the lee cultural critical, which conservatives don't like, but they are going to support values that you can get behind. that does happen. it still happens in hollywood. the only problem is when you see like the dark knight movies, those are deeply conservative movies. i used to joke that if that man took his mask off and they found out he was batman they would hunt them down. you need conservative money to allow artists to be artists. it's very hard to do. the minute you start cursing, the minute you have a character who used the name jesus in vain they start say no, no, no, but that's art. the most conservative work of art of my time is the sopranos. it is filled with violence, nudity, foul language and yet it supports conservati

new equipment whether it is tanks, aircraft carriers or missile defense systems housing, it's also can have that apache helicopter. it will also find some new military drills between the united states and japan present trump is thinking all of those heroes that are on stage with fort drum. it's really an incredible day for our nation's heroes. money that they sorely needed. this has been a priority for president trump. the increasing defense spending. it will be at $700 billion or it is now. that $717 billion for defense spending for the upcoming fiscal year. that starts october 1. and then the last few years though. that number has gone into a bit of a decline. when present trump came into office he wanted to see it go back up and this was a compromise i guess you could say between republicans and democrats up on capitol hill. the passage through the democrats and democrats and ended up getting more spending. they did necessarily like that on the defensive side. the president got what he wanted as it related to the military more spending there. i know we have some soundbites lined up.

new economic measures that mother is introducing it's made complete chaos here in venice where with supermarkets full of people trying to spend the money that they still have and filling up their their gasoline tanks with the news of an increment in and gas prices here and there's also a lot of confusion on to how people are going to calculate the new currency that's going to be implemented by tuesday now it's thousands of people are trying to face neighboring countries using at columbia as a corridor or i think being treated to as illegal migrants. well the thing is that a lot of those these countries and in south america have a treaty that they allow immigrants to pass without using a passport now if it were to work the group have to claim it's a it's a passport to accept these new immigrants because of the influx of and as well as that are coming in now you have to understand that these countries are not used to having immigrants in this large and these large amounts and they don't have the legislature or the accommodations to go to attend to such a migration and we've seen the u.n. calling this the largest migration of people in the hemisphere so we are starting to see much more difficulties f

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news. conservative think tanks in the u.s. senate.enate the latest targets of hackers linked to military intelligence. a hacking group created fake versions meant to look like real sites. microsoft stopped the attack last week. the company took control of six web sites operated by the same group behind the 2016 dnc hack. let's bring in fred pleitgen. live for us in russia. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the organization we are talking about is called fancy bear. the same group that hacked into the dnc and clinton campaign during the 2016 election campaigns. u.s. intelligence highly likely believes this group is linked and possibly directed by russian military intelligence known as the gru. as far as the organizations and groups targeted by the attack, apparently, parts of the senate, and two think tanks. hudson institute and international republican institute. both are conservative, but critical of the trump advances to russia and critical of vladimir putin's foreign policy. we have to point out it is unclear, or there is no proof,

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he asked me to be the president of a new think tank he was building in hollywood. he said i want artists to talk to each other. the money can come from political people. you've got to let artists be artists. artists are not going to be straight down the line. an artist is criticizing your culture. they are going to support values you can get behind. it still does happen. knightu see the dark movies. they are deeply conservative movies. it does happen. i think you need conservative money to allow artists to be artists. it is hard to do. the minute you start cursing or have a character use the name in jesus in vain they start to say wait a minute. but that is art. the most conservative work of art of my time is the sopranos. nudity, with violence, foul language and its imports conservative values if you watch it closely and carefully. that is the problem we have. we need a billionaire to say we are going to let the animals in and let them do what they do. artists are nuts. we have to do what we do. >> albee heading into music education. myt can i do to convince fello

he asked me to be the president of the new think tank he was building in hollywood. he said i just want artists to come together and talk to each other. so i think the money can come from political people but you've got to let artist bs artists. the thing is artists are not going to be straight down the line conservetive. part of being an artist is criticizing your culture. but they are going to support values that you can get behind. and that does happen. it still happens in hollywood. the only problem is when you see like the dark knight movies, those are deeply conservative movies. it does happen. a i think we need conservative money to allow artists to be artists. it's very hard to do because the minute you start cursing, the minute you have a character use the name of jesus in vain they start to say no. but that's art. art is doing -- the most conservative work of art of my time i think is the sop ranoings. it is filled with violence, nudity. foul language. yet it support cls servetive lues if you watch it closely and carefully. and it's great. that's the proble

the last conversation i had with andrew copiously to be the president of new think tank use building in hollywood. he said i just want artist to come together and talk to each other. i think the money can come from political people, but you got to let artists artists. the thing is artists are not going to be stickhandling conservative. they will be cultural critical. there going to support values that you can get behind and that does happen. it still does happen in hollywood. the only problem is when you see like the dark knight movies, those are deeply conservative movies. i used to joke that if bettman took his mask off and found that he was george w. bush. they would really hunt him down. it doesn't happen but i think you need, you need the conservative money to allow artists to the arches. it's very hard to do because the minute you start cursing, amended you have character use the name jesus in vain, they start to say no, no, no wait a minute. that is art. the most conservative work of art of my time i think is the sopranos. it is filled with violence, nudity, foul language and

tank. plus, new signs the bay area )s red hot housing market, is cooling off. next at 6. >>> finally tonight, like father, like son. one of chicago's newest police officers has only been on the force officially for a day. but he's already saved a life, his own father's, who happens to be the city's top cop, and his new boss. and now they are both among those who serve. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: partners on foot patrol, partners in life. >> can you send a car? >> reporter: today, chicago's top cop, superintendent eddie johnson, introduces 26-year-old son daniel to the streets. >> i'm very proud. really, i don't think there's a word to describe how i feel about it. but i'm still a dad also. so i'm extremely proud. but i still worry about him. >> reporter: daniel is now posted to the same south side station where his father started, 30 years ago. he was a teacher before changing direction, graduating from the police academy just yesterday. >> i actually grew up here, in this neighborhood. so you can make it. this neighborhood was good to me. so i wa

news overnight. conservative think tanks and united states senate the latest targets of hackers linked to military intelligence. microsoft stopped the attack last week. the company took control of six web sites operated by the same group of the dnc hack of 2016. let's bring in fred pleitgen. fred. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the group fancy wear was behind the attack. that group is directed by russia ya 's military intelligence. they targeted conservatives and two think tanks close to the party, but both of which are critical of the politics of vladimir putin. there is no evidence these attacks were successful, but it comes a month after attorney general rod rosenstein indicted 13 members of russia's intelligence for meddling in the 2016 election. of course, we know president trump a short time after that cited against the intelligence services together with vladimir putin in helsinki. in an interview with reuters he would be willing to look at sanctions relief if he helped on syria and ukraine. i was in syria with the russian military last week. they would like to cooperate with the u.s., but they want t

tell you what we need is not a space force, but we need to update our equipment, we have not had new tanksce the late 1980's. we have equipment that has been in the service for longer than i have been alive and it is starting to show wear and tear after almost 20 years in the desert and conflict. that is all i have to stay. before you go, why not a space force particularly from your perspective? caller: right now, every single command, every single service has an element for space. the army has space integrators, the air force has space command, there is no need for an additional infrastructure, because if you start adding in another secretary, that's another hundred people that have , therk in the area pentagon. you are building an infrastructure that is not needed yet. eventually it might be needed, but given just majestically speaking -- largest italy ypeaking -- logisticall speaking, you have a military that you're going to pull resources from to build something that is not fully a threat yet. and someone did speak about the exponential problem when defending satellites by destroying o

it all includes 135 brand new beautiful m-1 abrams tanks, 60 bradley fighting vehicles and over 3,000 joint life tactical vehicles for the army armored brigade combat team. new blackhawk and apache helicopters, fine nest the world, for the army national guard, 77 f-35 joint strike fighters. you know, stealth. i talked to a couple great pilots. i said how are they? they said they're hard to beat. you can't see them. always hard to beat the enemy when you can't see it. the greatest in the world. full funding for the b-21 raider bomber program, 13 new battle force ships and support ships including a fourth four-class aircraft carrier and three additional lateral combat ships. funding to modernize our nuclear arsenal. so important. we're doing a major upgrade of our missile defense. we're spending a tremendous amount of money on our nuclear arsenal. nobody will have close. we will hopefully never ever have to use it. but nobody will be close. more than $11 billion for the military construction, including family housing. we're proudly giving our troops the biggest pay increase in a decade.

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it's a think tank not as well known as some soft others like brookings. it's a new think tank in washington that's focussed on open society and transparency, and as i just said, he's the director of policy studies there. he's written two books. one of which is extremely related to what we're discussing today. it's called rule and ruin, the down fall of moderation and the destruction of the republican party from eisenhower to the tea party. he has the more recent book called "the guardians". it's about kingsman brewster, his circle and the liberal establishment which was published in 2014 or 2015. and he's going to talk to us today about conservativism, america first, and the 1950s. so i'll turn this over, first, to david. >> my thanks to mel and will hitchcock and the miller center for inviting me here. it's a pleasure to hear you all. i'm going to build on the first panel and move us into what i think of as a period in u.s. history between the end of world war ii and the beginnings of the cold war and to think about the ways in which america first, not so much as a

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one of the top reasons is the way the stock performed following these revelations from the new yorker. it tanked. and cbs is a very big company. but also les moonves is very paufl. we are talking about the consolidation of power over years. the head of a network, someone extremely powerful. and these -- and the instinct of these companies is button down the hatches. go to the mattresses any other metaphor you might want. no, no we did never did anything appropriate. our kurmt is great. but if you read the new yorker piece there were harrowing ails of less moonves not only making unwanted sexual advances but enacting vengeance against women who rejected him. and there were economic and professional repercussions as a result that derailed many careers. so this is serious. and it wasn't just moonves. the larger question is the. >> right. >> the per missive atmosphere at cbs for men who misbehaved. and the tenure of jeff bigger from 60 minutes is called into question with the reports. and i will add that this is not the first time. this may be the first time the reports are officially coming out. bu

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washington, dc, which is not a think tank, it is a tank, not as well-known, as some of the others, like brookings, or cato, or american heritage, but is a new think tank in washington, that is focused on open society and transparent the and as i just said he is the director of policy studies there. he has written two books, one of which is extremely related to what we are discussing today, it is called rule and ruin, the downfall of moderation and the destruction. -- is a more recent book called -- which is about kinsman brewster, and the mobile serviceman -- establishments. and he is going to talk to us today about conservatism, american first, and the 1950s, so i will turn this over to david's. >> thank you for inviting me here, it's a pleasure to hear you all. i'm going to do was build in some ways on the first panel and use it as foundational and then kind of move us into what i think of as that. in u.s. history but in the end of world war ii and the beginnings of the cold war, and to think about the ways in which america first, not so much as a replicant of an america first committee vice as a notion and as a settlement, as a set of fe

new jersey man. he sat under water in tank.urned, solved six 1:44. >> he held his breath for one minute, 44 seconds? >> i think you have to. >> he's got goggles on. >> congratulations. >> that's impressive. . >>> tonight, the >>> tonight, the president ups the ante, more threats to his political foes aiming to revoke access to government secrets as more are hitting back against the president. some saying his real target could be the russia investigation. is robert mueller next and would that mean an end to the russia probe? >>> details from the colorado family murder. the bodies of the two young gis found alongside their mother today. police say the father did it but why? >>> it could have been much worse, a teenager from washington state now charged for pushing her friend off a 60-foot bridge. >>> government money pit, allegations of ramped mismanagement as the most expensive v.a. hospital opens in colorado. a $2 billion ct

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jeffrey cavaservis from washington, d.c., a think tank not as well known as some of the others, like brookings or casm to or american heritage but is a new think tank in washington that is focused on open society and transparency. as i said he is the director of policy studies there. he has written two books, one of which is extremely related to what we're discussing today. it's called "rule and ruin: the downfall of moderation and the disruption of the republican party from eisenhower to the tea party." and that was published in 2013. he has a more recent book called "the guardians" which is about kingsman brewster, his circle and the liberal establishment, which was published in 2014 or 2015. and he is going to talk to us today about conservatism, america first and the 1950s. so i'll turn this over, first of all, to david. >> my pleasure to be invited here. i'll use it as foundational and move us into that limited period in u.s. history between the end of world war ii and the beginnings of the cold war and think about the ways in which america first, not so much as a replicant of that america first committee but as a notion, as a senti

it was confronted with a new technique in warfare. and, and tanks in action.the speed of the germans moved. secret for the neighbor armies to moves so fast, so rapidly? armored forces came first. closely followed by motorized divisions which peeled off forming solid walls. through the court or, less formed, it armed with supply trucks to feed the ever lengthening columns. it was obvious that if the allied situation was to be restored, the german column would have to be cut. 17 the general attack the and captured a few prisoners. the forces were like a in thing the side of a rhinoceros. a subsequent attack was met with less success. for a successful counterattack against the jarman -- against the german court or did not success. where numbers of divisions were required, only a handful of companies and battalions were available. to cut thettempt german court or -- court or -- corridor was made. a lack oftained -- sustained firepower doomed this unit to destruction. on may 21 the german spearheads ed, protecting their flank, the germans fanned out to the north an

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with me are kate andrews, news editor at the free market think tank the institute of economic affairs financial times. welcome to you both. thank you for being with us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's ta ke let's take a look at them now. the ft leads with the crisis in venezuela, as authorities issued new banknotes in a bid to try and stem hyper—inflation. lord hague is warning the conservatives not to change their leadership rules to make it easier to elect boris johnson. that's in the telegraph. the metro describes the chaotic scenes at gatwick airport today after information screens broke down, forcing thousands of passengers to read flight details written on whiteboards. the prisons minister has admitted that up to 20 more jails are facing issues with drugs and violence similar to those in birminghamjail. that's according to the independent. the surging number of measles cases in europe makes the front page of the times. the same story makes the front page of the guardian, which says the outbreak has triggered a european health alert. and the daily mail report

new kpix football analyst tank williams will join me after the break and we're going to break it down, what are his thoughts on running back alfred morris signed off the street a couple weeks ago. morris could be an impact player for kyle shanahan. the chargers... we're about 30 minutes away from . >>> you are looking live at levi's stadium in santa clara tonight. the preseason game of the season, the san francisco 49ers host the los angeles chargers. i'm graduating from san diego to los angeles. hello, i'm alongside tank williams. before we came on the air, i'll share an inside secret. i said, hey, tank, not a lot of people are going to play, so relay your experiences to playing in the fourth preseason game and you said? >> i never played in the fourth preseason game. usually what the starters are worried about are being the first one in the locker room to grab a hot dog. >> but you were in the fourth round -- >> second round. don't short change me. >> they put me in bubble wrap for the fourth preseason game and we were good to go once the season started. >> okay. second round. let's