when she opposed everything i did in palm beach, i said a statement. which is never good. margorie was a great woman. a great beauty. i said she was born with her mother's beauty but not her mother's brains. this was not a good quote on the front page of "the palm beach post" in terms of a long-term relationship. but they sold it. this is something. you know david negotiates. , you say a company is worth a billion, he will say, i'll give you 500 million. when they said $8 million, i didn't negotiate. i was afraid they would change their mind. i bought it for $8 million plus $2 million for the beach. i turned it into a club. it is an amazing club. >> after you bought it, you realized the flight pattern was over it. >> yes. >> and you sued palm beach. or somebody. , to dropturn for that the law suit -- >> they gave me tremendous amount of land in west palm beach. i made a golf club which is one of the best in palm beach. >> is that how you got into golf? >> actually, i bought a foreclosure. in fact, i love foreclosures. [laughter] especially when it is somebody else's. i bou

i made a golf club which is one of the best in palm beach. i bought a foreclosure. in fact, i love foreclosures. especially when it is somebody else's. i bought a big piece of land in foreclosure. i said, what am i going to do with it? i made it into a golf club. their successful. i bought this one out of foreclosure, out of what i did. i ended up with a tremendous lawsuit. i had a good lawyer, and they ended up settling the lawsuit by making me a deal to buy 500 acres at a good piece of land in palm beach. i turned it into a club. now moralago and that club, they work like sisters and they do a tremendously the way they play off each other. >> the food is great, you always go around and say hello to people. it is true. so let me ask you this. you own a lot of golf courses. some people say golf is going this way because they're playing less. why is golf the business to have? >> i have been buying golf courses. i call it the depression the guys were a lot of people it has been very bad. for example, in loudon county, 6 right up the road. it is phenomenal. i bought th

from west palm beach, good morning. morning and merry christmas. number one, i think that there united ments of the states of america in the present time who are giving the freedom of speech a bad name. what i mean by that is that i ey are saying things which, think, and law would be fighting words. in other words, saying things somebody want e to fight. i don't think that is what freedom of speech is meant to be. mention 2005 -- i won't the journalist's name, but there is a very highly to publish ournalist the story that turned out to be guantÁnamo bay, army soldiers were flushing korans down the toilet. people around the world were being killed by that, literally, and it was a full story. then sony comes out with this thing, and it causes all kinds of problems. in law, we have a thing that says you cannot yell fire in a crowded movie theater. well, why not? because if you do so, in my people to get killed. so if you can't yell fire in a crowded movie theater, then why can you do all of these other things when you know it is going to get people ki

. >> west palm beach, florida. with beautiful weather year round and wide freeways, the sunshine state is a playground for renegade drivers. >> on a daily basis you see people out on i-95 that are driving just crazy, very fast speeds, 120, 130, 140, 150 miles an hour. >> deputy mike musto is part of the palm beach sheriff's aggressive driving unit. >> they just get out there, and they're blind. they have no sense of how fast they're going. >> at 62 years old, the veteran deputy thought he'd seen it all until the afternoon of march 29, 2011. >> the day started routinely for me, running my laser speed measuring device on the side of i-95, detecting speeders that i normally give 20 miles an hour over the speed limit before i even look at you. >> musto is parked under an overpass when suddenly a motorcycle blows by. >> the speed limit on i-95 is 65 miles an hour, and he went by me at 112, in and out of traffic, following too closely, improper lane changes. >> musto shadows him for about five miles up an off-ramp to a r

our all access pass takes us to palm beach gardens florida to one of our premiere events. enterprise dpofl and tennis challenge where business leaders take the chance to relax and dance the night away to the music of jeffrey osborne that's still wooing fans with his greatest hits. take a look. ♪ >> should be mine. let's help troy out. >> grew up the youngest of 12 in my family. i had to listen to everything they wanted to listen to before i could play my own stuff. i was into motown back then. my father was always like take that stuff off boy. listen to good new music. ♪ >> i do a lot in my show now. i have been for the last 15 years or so. it seems like people are craving that 70s music. i mean, it was real music. ♪ ♪ >> on you, yeah. >> back in the day with ltd were in the 70s, early 70s, we couldn't put our faces on album covers. they would have a girl on the cover with honey dripping but our faces weren't on the cover. we had records where we had like horses on the front cover. we would never put our faces on the cover because they said they couldn't sell it in middle

palm beach.lub which is one of the best in palm beach. i bought a foreclosure. in fact, i love foreclosures. especially when it is somebody else's. i bought a big piece of land in foreclosure. i said, what am i going to do with it. i bought this one out of foreclosure, out of what i did. i ended up with a tremendous lawsuit. i had a good lawyer, and they ended upset ling the lawsuit by making me a deal to buy 500 acres at a good piece of land in palm beach. i turned it into a club. now moralago and that club, they work like staurs sisters and they do a tremendous amount of business off each other. >> the food is great, you always go around and say hello to people. t is true. so you own a lot of golf courses. why is -- some people say golf is going like this. >> i have been buying golf courses. for example, in loudon county, 6 hundred hookup acres right up the road. one of the gentleman i made the deal with is here, so i'm not going to talk too much about it. but they are great people. we turned t

. >> the palm beach county sheriff's office said they'd send someone out.oltz walks outside and gadori is relieved because she thinks he's gone. >> and then he came back in and asked again, can i get into my vehicle? >> i'm not even going that far. that's it. i gave you a chance. >> but then, seconds after leaving the second time -- >> boom, boom, boom, started shooting. >> he returns from the parking lot, this time with a gun. he starts firing from outside the building. accounting manager michelle witt is on her way into the building and can't believe what she sees. >> i took off running, and i hid. and i heard the dispatcher outside the building there. i look around the corner and seen her and another gentleman that was here. so i grabbed them both and pulled them back there with me. >> with bullets flying overhead, gadori and the others immediately drop to the floor. gadori calls the palm beach county sheriff's office again. >> i got it, 911! i said, we're being shot at. of course, as he's shooting, when it starts coming through the wall and the window,

my question to you is -- and palm beach county, we see that love of division amongst a lot of nonprofits. everybody is competing for resources and sometimes it doesn't create the kind of environment where people are working together and working collectively toward common goals. my question is, what would be your strategy for dressing those kinds of issues and have you seen any communities where they have kind of found the answer and are working together. not necessarily competing against each other, but working together toward the same goals? >> thank you, james. i have seen many communities that are working very hard together. the grant system is, in my opinion a foreign economy. i have written extensively about what i believe are the gender origins of modern philanthropy. in the 1970's there were only 68,000 nonprofits in the late 1960's. 10 years later it was bumping up on a million. i believe a lot of it had to do with my mother's generation of women who were leaving the home to get jobs because the economy shifted and the one income household did not work anymore. many women -- my m

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. >> reporter: jessica randall traveled all the way from west palm beach florida. >> a friend of mine14, and i thought that was the most perfect day ever, and he thought the same thing so we called the chapel the next month. ( cheers ) >> reporter: this bride was lucky enough to snag one of the last of the 30-minute slots. >> they actually made this slot for me. because they didn't have-- they said you can do any time on friday, any time on sunday. but saturday, we're booked solid. i was like, "please!" >> axelrod: but if you think it's just the brides who love the calendar karma, don't forget the grooms who are getting something vital to help them remembering their special day. ( cheers ) >> everybody wanted it. everybody wanted to book on that date. i think it's because it's easy to remember for me, for the guys. >> axelrod: the wedding chapel 20ners in vegas will have to wait another 20 years for a day like this-- january 2, 2034. 1-2-34. still ahead, a leap of faith about a leaping fish. could protect you from cancer?f what if one push up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful

. >> i am a multimedia journalist at channel 5 news in west palm beach and vice president for the national association of black journalists, the miami for lauderdale chapter and the am very happy to introduce two special guests today. dr. cornel west is a prominent and provocative democratic intellectual, a professor of philosophy and christian practice at union theological seminary and professor emeritus at princeton university. the also taught at yale, harvard and the university of paris. graduated from harvard and obtained his a and b hd in philosophy at princeton. he has written more than 20 books and has edited 13. he is best known for his classics race matters and democracy matters and his memoir brother west, living and loving out loud. he appeared frequently on the colbert report, cnn and c-span and he also made his film debut in the matrix and was a commentator on the official trilogy released in 2004, his latest book, "black prophetic fire" with a distinguished scholar chris the bushindorr prevents a perspective on six african-american leaders including frederick a. bliss, w. e.

officials say the small chopper went down 100 yards north of the lantana airport near west palm beach, and the person who survived has been taken to the hospital. they are investigating the crash. >> near the florida border. taken to the hospital after a storm blew through the area. some people were trapped by following lumbar. and unfortunately, nothing that disruptive happened here. >> doug hill is in the weather center with your forecast. >> southern montgomery county, some patches of blue sky. and it is 42 outside the belfort furniture weather center. mild temperatures. and now we are almost 20 degrees cooler. 45 at reagan national. and this is north of the metro area, heavier cloud cover their -- cloud cover. it would then quickly clear out as we go through the next few days. here is what we have for you. a dip in temperatures through new year's eve. we will look ahead coming up. >> thank you doug. police and wisconsin are investigating a shooting incident where a one-year-old boy was killed. shots were fired into the walls and windows. he was playing with toys near the window wh

my question to you is -- and palm beach county, we see that love of division amongst a lot of nonprofitseverybody is competing for resources and sometimes it doesn't create the kind of environment where people are working together and working collectively toward common goals. my question is, what would be your strategy for dressing those kinds of issues and have you seen any communities where they have kind of found the answer and are working together.

the helicopter went down around 10:30, crashing about 100 yards from palm beach county park airport.no word yet on the cause of the crash. >>> cell phone video shows a child's dramatic rescue from an alabama apartment building that went up in flames on christmas morning. check it out. >> your mama is right here. your mama said do it. come on. >> oh, my god. >> come on. >> the young boy jumped from the second floor. you could see it, into a neighbor's arms. a total of six people were hurt in that fire. four of them children. but they're all expected to survive. investigators say food left cooking unattend on a stove started that blaze. >>> a mud slide destroyed a beach front cabin on washington's whidbey island. people in the area say they are still stunned by the power of the earth. >> i've seen slides but it's crazy to see a whole house is gone, all of the memories and everything are just gone. >> fortunately no one was inside the cabin when the mud slide hit. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> certainly had mild weather l

my question to you is -- and palm beach county, we see that love of division amongst a lot -- level of division amongst a lot of nonprofits. everybody is competing for resources and sometimes it doesn't create the kind of environment where people are working together and working collectively toward common goals. my question is, what would be your strategy for dressing those kinds of issues and have you seen any communities where they have kind of found the answer and are working together. not necessarily competing against each other, but working together toward the same goals? >> thank you, james. i have seen many communities that are working very hard together. the grant system is, in my opinion a foreign economy. i have written extensively about what i believe are the gender origins of modern philanthropy. in the 1970's there were only 68,000 nonprofits in the late 1960's. 10 years later it was bumping up on a million. i believe a lot of it had to do with my mother's generation of women who were leaving the home to get jobs because the economy shifted and the one income household did

. >> after you bought it, you realized the flight pattern was over and you sued palm beach or somebody and in return for that, they gave you -- >> tremendous amounts of land in west palm beach. >> and then what did you do with the land? >> i made it into trump international golf club, about 15 years old. >> is that how you got into golf? >> i bought one in foreclosure. i love foreclosures, especially when it's somebody else. always better when it's somebody else. i bought a big beautiful piece of land in west chester in foreclose are. i said what am i going to do with it? i made it into a golf club. i bought this one out of foreclosure, out of what i did. and i ended up with a tremendous lawsuit. had a good lawyer. and they ended up settling the lawsuit by making me a deal to buy 500 acres at a good price of land. i turned it into a club. and now mora lago and that club are like sisters and they do tremendously together the way they play off each other. you've been there. >> i have. food is great. service is great. hospitality is great. you always go around and say hello to people. let

. >> reporter: jessica randall traveled from west palm beach, florida. >> a friend of mine suggestedd i thought that is most perfect date ever and he thought the same thing. we called the chapel the next month. >> reporter: this bride was lucky enough to snag one of the last of the 30 minute slots. >> they actually made this slot, for me because they didn't have anything. you could do anytime on friday, anytime on sunday, but saturday, we're booked solid. i'm like please. >> reporter: if you think it is just brides who love calendar karma don't forget the grooms who are getting some vital help, remembering, their special day. >> everybody want a date that is easy. it is easy to remember. >> reporter: wedding chapel owners in vegas will to have wait another 12 years for a day like this, january 2nd, 2034, 1, 2, 34. jim axlerod, cbs news, new york. >>> interesting stuff. hey, it also won't be hard to remember the birthday of these twin girls annabel and evelyn dickinson born yesterday on 12/13/14. girls were born naturally so it wasn't exactly done by parents methodical planning just h

>> no, i'd love to go to palm beach, but thank you for offering offering a.there. >> we'll did do it live. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> headlines now, live with heather. >> we're talking about a lot of things this morning. remember the person who was imitating an officer, a soldier? we have an update on that. huge story we've been following. we're talking about the guy who impersonated a veteran to get military discounts on black friday. >> why don't you just admit you're a phony? you know it's illegal, right, what you're doing right now? >> i'm a phony? >> yeah. >> then i wouldn't be wearing this uniform. >> you wouldn't? >> no. >> 'cause you are a phony. i called you out on ten different things. >> it turns out the fake ranger has a history. there is a report that sean yetman was arrested in 2003 accused of wearing a police jacket and a badge and listen to this, that uniform actually belonged to an officer who was killed in the line of duty. >>> personal information up more than 47,000 people, including celebrities like sylvester stallone, were le

on the weekend, i sold an apartment in palm beach. was four. week.d successful >> are you selling them at full price? >> absolutely. everything is at full price. >> i look at these buildings and at one hotel i know is starting to sell, and others, and they're all beautiful. what differentiates one from the other? architect,out the people want the luxury, they want the best of the best area when you look at the beach, there are only a few properties you are at that level area have one hotel close to that, and then you go north week to fr seasons. there are not many options available. >> it is not. >> it is not. nine or 10 quality properties and the rest are subpar. there are really not many options. they? buyer, who are >> everyone faces around the world, but it is mostly new yorkers, that was really the a draw this week. the properties, they were all you new yorkers. -- all new yorkers. >> they are buying different neighborhoods. the biggest people buying high ticket items are new yorkers. possibility we are heading to a bubble in miami? >> there is

. >> i am a multimedia journalist at channel 5 news in west palm beach and vice president for the national association of black journalists, the miami for lauderdale chapter and the am very happy to introduce two special guests today. dr. cornel west is a prominent and provocative democratic intellectual, a professor of philosophy and christian practice at union theological seminary and professor emeritus at princeton university. the also taught at yale, harvard and the university of paris. graduated from harvard and obtained his a and b hd in philosophy at princeton. he has written more than 20 books and has edited 13. he is best known for his classics race matters and democracy matters and his memoir brother west, living and loving out loud. he appeared frequently on the colbert report, cnn and c-span and he also made his film debut in the matrix and was a commentator on the official trilogy released in 2004, his latest book, "black prophetic fire" with a distinguished scholar chris the bushindorr prevents a perspective on six african-american leaders including frederick a. bliss, w. e.

host: from west palm beach, florida. this is eileen. you are opposed to the change in policy. why?aller: i'm a human rights attorney here in florida. my mother happens to be venezuelan, so i think -- and i have been working closely with all her representatives here and senators and trying to push the strategic sanctions against -- we know that cuba has virtually invaded venezuela. we know that there are cubans in venezuela involved in the repression of its citizens. we know that, on a daily basis, there are flights between the two countries. nobody can get on those flights. host: eileen -- we cannot undo the eembargoes until they do an an depth hearing investigation on the role of cuba and venezuela. congress has all the facts out. the american people know the that cuba is playing -- american people know the role that cuba is playing in venezuela, then we can undo the embargoes. host: you mentioned the role of cuba and venezuela. caller: i am a little appalled that the president is moving so quickly without the american public understanding the role of cuba and venezuela. moving al

miami, palm beach, broward, tampa. the whole state is busy. >> universal.he greatest -- >> spanish television teltelemu is there. >> let me sell something. would you please? god almighty. there's no oxygen left here. doesn't harry potter have a new -- >> it's really nice. >> thank you. have you had butter beer? go just for that. >> have you been down lately? >> i want to come down. >> you're a golfer right? >> well, i play. >> so we've got two golf courses that everybody wants to play at. >> we'll be there in a few months. thank you, governor. >> congrats too. >>> is sony's reputation on the ropes? executives at the company find themselves in a battle to save face after hackers leaked e-mails and deals. >>> plus we've got the fed this week set for final meeting and news conference of the year. what you need to know before the fed heads gather. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." the futures right now are suggesting a positive open. the dow would open higher by 99 points and the nasdaq by nearly 28. >>> sony pictures in damage control mode as more hacked files

this as the naacp calls for reform, taking tear message on a 120 mile palm beach from ferguson to nixon's mansion. >> our goal really is to bring about a reform of policing and an end to racial profiling. >> reporter: and president obama will be meeting with various official civil rights leaders in the white house. attorney general eric holder will also begin a nationwide tour conversation to improve relationships between local law enforcement and the black community across the country. alisyn, back to you. >> a lot of meetings to watch today. thank you very much. now to an embattled police force, filing a federal lawsuit saying they endure harsher disciplines when it comes to officer-involved shootings of african persons, all of that unfolding in the wake of last weekend another tragic police shoot tag left a 12-year-old boy dead. cnn's alexander shield is following the developments for us. >> reporter: hey, this lawsuit is filed, in the wake of the shooting, the officers say they have been the ones treated unfairly. over the week, family and friends in this cleveland neighborhood mourn

in west palm beach, florida.joy and be the best loving and caring parents that you can. >> great advice. thank you, congratulations to all of our babies. >>> here is a question, is it okay or not okay to trash a former interview guest? >> here's what we had to say about that. >> it is never okay to trash anybody. >> well, if you have an issue with a guest, you should talk to them about it privately. but i kind of understand the temptation. >> i've seen you do it. >> not a lot. >> but enough. >> whatever. whatever. >> strange question to begin with. >> it seems weird. i don't know who is doing that anyway. >> look who's looking over there. >> you know what? >> what does he want? >> just lurking. >> kathie lee, modern man. >> oh. he does have -- >> he has the hots for you. he's trying to show you he cleans. >> he's good in the kitchen. which could only mean -- >> what? >> he might be good other places. >> what does that even mean? >> the garden, ho, ho, ho. >> he looks like a child kind of, a little, doesn't he? >>

i had to put watercolor pictures on my wall of palm trees and dancing girls and beaches and all that sort of stuff. i played beach boys music in the background for three years. california is spectacular. that's what it so interesting to the comparison. once the three-year statue limitation, and i can go back and really enjoyed california without taxes. but these guys, they do have a great life. from my standpoint i could have stayed in california. i can afford taxes. a lot of people to say i can afford the taxes i don't want to live the lifestyle. is a lot else in life besides be a local economics. the reason i focus on state and local economics is that's what the government has as its sort of keyboard to play. they can change the sunshine. they can't change the mouse, the beaches. but what you can change what he allow fracking or not. california doesn't allow fracking. texas does. california has for more reserves underground than does texas a texas has been and produces wealth out of them. it's amazing. wing you look at this, another wonderful thing about california is actually to d

currently winds gusting over 20 miles an hour long beach and palm dale meaning wind chill of 40 in burbankrves and uggs territory for sure. and meanwhile, mild air across much of the south and all that mild air pushing up to the northeast. it was one of the mildest christmases on record across khirk chicago and new york and today is no different even though the front is through we'll see temperatures above average. meanwhile snow in denver high of 30. your weekend get away brought 30. your weekend get away brought you to by macy's. we'll show you the new program that could help you get exactly >> hi i'm meteorologist karen quarn the accuweather update we're dry with sunshine. beautiful picture over the ben franklin bridge. cold out. there bundle up. 38 degrees. headed to 50. this afternoon will be mild. nice and sunny. great day ahead this first day of kwanzaa. tomorrow staying mild, 52 mostly sunny skies and sunday more clouds and some rain especially early though high of 50. clouds and some rain especially early though high of 50. stays >> thank you, dr. marciano. >> you got it. >>> the

on a beach that ten years ago was littered with the debris of people's lives, the palm trees sheared at the stump, acehnese families today are enjoying a feeling of normality for the first time in decades. free from war, more prepared for disaster if it comes again, and grateful for the time they have now. >> ifill: that piece was produced in partnership with the bureau for international reporting. online, at pbs.org/newshour, we have a look at how tsunami warning systems have advanced since the 2004 indian ocean disaster. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. a jordanian warplane went down in syria, and islamic state militants captured the pilot. he's the first member of the u.s.-led coalition to fall into their hands. and christmas began arriving around the world, with midnight mass services in bethlehem and at the vatican. on the newshour online right now, "downton abbey" takes itself a little less seriously. the cast offers up a christmas spoof of the british melodrama for charity. watch to see who makes lady grantham faint. all that and more is on our web site, pbs

palms. rounding out the outfit, a muff and leggings. amy enjoys long walks on the beachis a rain door food salesperson. i had no idea that existed. she's sporting an outrageously patterned pantsuit with light up snowflakes. and lined with reindeer we ornaments. she doesn't mess around with reindeer games, people. but you may walk away with a plastic reindeer if you're being really nice. oh. in the head. come on. and wait for it, robin roberts! oh, my gosh. no words. no words. ♪ ♪ this girl is on fire now she always lights up a room when she walks in. this morning she is literally glowing. she is covered in hundreds of brightly lit red, green and blue bulbs. they don't need a christmas tree at robin's house. they'll merely leave the presents at her feet. robin, it looks like you just opened your lights for the christmas season. we're going too far to do a little work on this. okay. next up, last, but certainly not least, george stephanopoulos. >> notice i -- there it is. >> george came with a plus one, which is rude at holiday parties. but we allow it this one time. >> yo

beach, virginia. mommy loves you. >> we are combat regiment 15. and we are supporting in twin palmszz standards. she's dressed up. >> yes, she is. look at this. and we do say merry christmas. we are on tape this morning to spend time with our families as well. also ahead, going to take you behind the scenes of the disney parks "frozen" christmas celebration. i had the opportunity to host it this year down at disney world. and we have a very special look behind the scenes to share with you. i've got to get down to orlando. >> yeah. >> a little fuel. and we have daniel hoome. our friend. special christmas breakfast. so excited about this. you are the co-owner of know mad. and everything here is part of nomad's brunch. what makes the perfect brunch? >> you want to get -- especially on christmas, you want to get the family together, have comfort food, happiness, deliciousness. here in my house i only have girls. >> same thing. >> same thing with you. so we're making this. i couldn't make it -- they need a croque. it's a fancy word for a ham and cheese sandwich. you don't need to be a ch

beach, virginia. happy holidays, baby. mommy loves you. >> we are combat logistics team 15 from california. and we are supporting in twin palms the scene of a three-alarm fire. it broke out just before 7:00. this is near interstate 280. and at one point smoke could be seen over the freeway. authorities say two structures in the area have burned. no word yet on the cause. right now for any information about your chris miss day commute. here's a look at the richmond center bridge. all of the high wind advisories for the local bridges has been canceled except for the bay bridge. we still have the alert in effect in the north bay because of downed power lines. eric? >> thank you. when we >>> well, santa must have had a good tail wind. still breezy conditions in the area. 25 miles per hour gusts and 10 miles per hour gusts in san jose. temperatures are going to be a little bit on the cooler side today because of the cool front that came in. well, we are looking at temperatures going to be in the upper 50s for most of us. 7-day ♪ sleigh bells ring are you listening ♪ ♪ in the land snow is glisten g glistening ♪ ♪ a beautiful sight

palm. not on land shot down. in one of the southbound lanes with that. again both of these cases and power outage affecting north beachelegraph hill parts of russian how signal lights not gone along columbus day and beach and when you encounter intersection lights are out treated as a for with stock. regardless of how it was signaled originally bay bridge was bound light traffic high winds high wind advisory in place this morning for most of the bay area bridges certainly here at the san mateo bridge along the dumbarton bridge as well. >> : team coverage of the storm blowing through damage widespread around the bay area and around the state down tree causing problems on the peninsula day later pg&e crews caltrans still busy trying to remove to a huge trees coming down around 630 last night as you can see the right in front not hearing of any major injuries to anyone but this section here seller of the broadway a hundred block of communal royale shutdown and will be shut down throughout the morning as they continue to try to restore power and only the section here those people without power and the tree came down conde

same modesty is the hallmark of another story, the story of a pearl harbor survivor who lives in palm beach county today. his name is wayne myrick and he was a chief machinist mate on the u.s.s. blue at the time of the attack. within seconds of the first explosion, chief petty officer myrick had rushed to gather ammunition and help operate the guns aboard that destroyer. but as the chief machinist, his attention soon turned to other matters. the captain of the u.s.s. was eager to get the ship out on open water but the boilers beneath deck were off line. so under intense gunfire, chief petty officer myrick and his crew members scrambled to get the boilers working and eventually managed to give the ship the maneuvering speed to move out out. with his help, the u.s.s. blue was one of the first vessels to make it to open water and was able to down five enemy aircraft and at least one submarine. chief petty officer myrick recalled how important his oath was to him that day. he and every one of his shipmates took an oath when they enlisted that commanded them to follow their orders and defend the