patrick: it does. some of the greatest heroes brought them home but it also includes the greatest heroes of the war. this includes sergeant york, whittles be, and the fighting 69th. the second division fights in his area where, in the meuse-argonne, this is america's largest battle and one of its most bloody. if you picture the opening scene of saving private ryan, that is what they had to go through. they were bunkered, machine guns, barbed wire and across it, colonel donovan, many of these other extraordinary individuals had to cross this field. they are taken out in many cases. it is very tragic. donovan is shot in the leg. the book chronicles his experience there. what is extraordinary and interesting is that this experience changes his life. instead of frontal assaults, he feels there is a better way that will cost less lives. in world war ii general donovan is first the coordinator of information, which is the precursor, predecessor of the oss, which is a predecessor which most people don't reali

is bloomberg's editor, also patrick arm strength -- patrick armstrong, and emma chandra.s this a crisis or not a crisis? emma: this is the worst crisis in the last year. the focus is now on what will pre-brexit lawmakers do with this? hardline pre-brexit on the street, are the letters going to go in for a new challenge, no, it is not about the letters, it is about getting the policy right, so that will be coming up in the next few minutes, what the pre-brexit hard-line lawmakers say about this is important. if they say may can stay, that is very different t. francine: the pound is not moving. could david davis go at it alone? does his resignation make that much of a difference? emma: davis has been on the radio this morning, although his letter sets out in strong terms why he is opposed to it. breach manifesto pledges, and this morning, of course he said he wants me to continue as prime minister, that his situation is different, because he has to go out there and defend it. poorest johnson -- boris johnson said saturday night that he is staying. gifts may were to lose a m

is performing with patrick spencer. a u.s. specialist. how earnings season is shaping up for you on this side of the elected and the other side of the atlantic. patrick: it has been stock specific and a lot of people have been concerned about -- this is as good as it gets and people looking for guidance. it is important to look at the earnings numbers, especially in the u.s., phenomenally strong, 83% have beaten analyst consensus. the average is usually 67%. one of the strongest on record. because people are concerned is this as good as it gets, they worry about guidance which is the best -- literally a lot of earnings today, over one half of the s&p reporting. on that level, guidance is the second best ever. it is turning out to be a stellar earnings season. it should get better over the balance of the year. caroline: do we see valuations get better? markets push higher? or are we nervous because not just about stocks but the overall global economy and trade tensions. patrick: a great question. i have been here in the last couple of mont

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patrick. >> jim patrick, patrick and company. this is a little out of order. i'm confused about the order here. the bicycle deal with the afford go bike, i find that we are going to give them that space for nothing. it says in the proposal here we'll not pay a fee to any -- to the tjpa for the use of lie sense -- use of the license for the area. we spent a lot of time trying to generate revenue. what makes them special? i don't think that anything makes them special. i would like to see us charge them a fee or put them out to bid like everything else. thank you. >> thank you. all right. >> item 8. >> moving to item 8, the citizen's advisory update and bruce is here. >> good morning, chair, directo directors. my name is bruce. i'm the chair of the citizen's advisory committee. my comments are focused in the following areas, first a follow up on the preparation to address potential quality of life issues in the vicinity and neighborhood surrounding the sales force transit center once open to the public. we had our third meeting on may 18th and although progress

patrick has the honor of dropping out of college twice.ut in 2009, we had just started college, and we had been building all sorts of side projects and internet businesses and things like that. and i don't think anyone ever -- certainly in our case, you don't set up to start a huge thing. you don't set out to build a large company. you set out to solve a problem, right? there was this disconnect between the fact that all of these new internet services and businesses were getting started, smart phones have just arrived, it felt like such a land of opportunity, and then when you actually went to do anything on the business side and accept money for what you built, it is like going back to the 1970's. so i think it was honestly hopeful that one, we were young when we started out. and two, we were not coming from being industry professionals who had been in the industry for 30 years or anything like that. because you can bring a fresh perspective to it. we started approaching it from the perspective of the people who actually proved to be the

>> patrick: yeah.pretty phenomenal. it's easy to see why people in mcdowell county want mining jobs. ♪ >> anthony: i'm staying in a town nearby, welch. there's no bar. >> miner: most of us just go get the beer, and head back on top of the ridge and drink it. >> anthony: wow. >> miner 2: in the name of the father, we'd like to gather here to thank you for this opportunity to support our families. please watch after us, keep us safe while we're underground working. amen. >> group: amen. >> patrick: what do you got? >> man 3: bear meat and chicken. >> anthony: oh, damn. >> patrick: i may just put my sandwich back here if you got bear meat. >> anthony: that's delicious. do you think the country as a whole, do you think they understand the coal business at all? what coal mining is about? >> richard: no. >> anthony: they don't understand at all. >> patrick: when you travel from new york to here, whether you're on a boat, plane, train, or in the sky or driving on a car, it's because of a mine. >> anthony: min

patrick scott jr.'s mother: "i got him to children's hospital and i was bamming on the door and i said my baby's shot, my baby's shot, somebody help me my baby is shot">the trembling voice of a desperate mother, carol jones, describing her effort to keep her 27-year-old son patrick scott jr. alive. he was shot to death back on februrary 3, 2018 just before 11am while waiting at this bus stop on 62nd and market street in west oakland. children's hospital is the nearest medical facility to this locationpatrick scott jr.'s murder case is being investigated by the oakland police department and the f.b.i.'s joint homicide task forcesotsot

patrick, always a pleasure.anadian imperial bank of commerce, a strategist joining us from hong kong. coming up, a record fine in europe. we will take a look at all of those issues, next. ♪ ramy: welcome back. this is "daybreak: asia." in new york.cencio haidi: and i haidi stroud-watts. amthe eu ruled that google had illegally pushed their apps on devices, and more penalties if no changes are made in 90 days. caroline hyde reports from brussels. caroline: very serious, illegal activity. that is what has been leveled. and cousin of that, they are being fined. to that compare that overall cash on hand, they have more than $100 billion that they can pay these i'm with. the fine with. but their overall public relations, they are concerned they will have to change their business model. they have got 90 days to do that. in particular, or half the way in which they demand telephone makers and telecom operators to give google exclusivity when it comes to the search activity on your phone and the chrome browser. that wou

danica patrick and music from michael ray on the way.st congratulations are in order for france. there is much celebration in france. the french yesterday beat croatia 4-2 to win the world cup. that's soccer, by the way. [ cheers and applause ] in case you don't get up early to watch sports. this is the biggest victory for france since 2007 when marion cotillard beat meryl streep to win best actress at the academy awards. [ laughter ] french president emmanuel macron was at the game. he really got into it. look at this picture. he is -- it almost looks dangerous. can you imagine donald trump being this excited about anything? maybe if they brought back the mcrib. but other than that. [ laughter ] that is about as enthused as you can get in a button-down shirt. the french haven't been this happy since they invented cigarettes. there's a lot of excitement, looting, et cetera over there. and now the world cup is over. and just like that we have another four years before we care about men playing soccer again. [ laughter ] fortunately, we st

>> more on the plea to the public and the reward now being offered by authorities in the death of patrick scott junior. >> questions surround a fire at manresa restaurant. >> investigators are look at all potential sours of ignition. >> and this is -- source of egg initial. >> and this is -- of ignition. >> and the # on 2 starts now. >> and welcome to the 4 on 2 i am christina rendone. >> we want to start with breaking news coming out of the north bay. and these are live pictures from sky fox over highway 37 where eastbound traffic is backed up after a two-vehicle crash that happened west of highway 121 close to the marin sonoma line. it involved a differy -- delivery truck and small car. we have been watching as some cars have been doing illegal u- turns trying to get out of this backup. but at this point, it appears as though a single lane of traffic is getting by in the eastbound direction on highway 37. geb the result of -- again the result of a two vehicle crash. crews continuing to clean up the mess there. let's have a look here at this traffic map and it shows you as you can see he

then in the afternoon they brought patrick in. they were forbidden to speak. patrick whispered. dad no problem one five. his father asked were you tortured. no no i'm all right but he wanted to reassure his father but after what the witness told us we did have the impression that they had tortured the boy. then they were separated again. then was led into his cell and his last words we knew were let me out of here i'm suffocating that was it the last sign of life. divine decided to take action using contacts in syria proved a hopeless undertaking he then addressed the french president the foreign minister and other senior officials his brother and nephew like him some far from citizens the bar received polite and sympathetic responses from the elysee palace. your home office up in iraq on the door of i went right to the top who but nothing else happens at all. not immediately but then french t.v. picked up on this story the international federation for human rights intended to refer the case to the french judiciary. then found charges in paris concerning inforced disappearance w

patrick scott jr.'s mother: "i got him to children's hospital and i was bamming on the door and i said my baby's shot, my baby's shot, somebody help me my baby is shot">the trembling voice of a desperate mother, carol jones, describing her effort to keep her 27-year-old son patrick scott jr. alive. he was shot to death back on februrary 3, 2018 just before 11am while waiting at this bus stop on 62nd and market street in west oakland. children's hospital is the nearest medical facility to this locationpatrick scott jr.'s murder case is being investigated by the oakland police department and the f.b.i.'s joint homicide task forcesotsot

yard of the snyder's former home and how did patrick know this?chael had told him and on more than one occasion. >> he said the next day he told him about it and then over the years if they were together drinking or something that he would break down and tell him again the story. >> you believe him? >> yes. >> so this is one more person pointing you to the backyard. >> yes. >> but you had already looked there. >> yes. seemed very believable this information and corroborated what we suspected. >> patrick agreed to cooperate with police. he drove an under cover police vehicle with a hidden microphone to michael's home and told him they needed to speak privately. he said the police contacted him about the disappearance of mike snyder and he didn't know what to do. >> they are really freaking me out. and i just wanted to come to you and what the [ bleep ] do i say or not say, you know? they are at my house for like two hours. so i just need to know from you what i should do. >> tell them you don't know anything. >> i just don't want them to get -- >>

we don't have the specifics">sot patrick scott jr.'s mother: "i forgive you. i forgive you for what you done to my child">although she is ready to forgive her son's killer, patrick scott jr/'s mother carol jones is desperately seeking an explanation for this senseless loss of lifesotthe f.b.i. and the oakland police department are offering a reward of $30,000 dollars for information leading to an arrest in this case...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news ( robin )( robin ) for the last week now... the city of martinez has had 6 water main breaks... and people who live there are fed up. the latest one happened yesterday on shell avenue and orange street... causing flooding to a few front lawns. water pressue remained low until about 5 o'clock. public works crews repaired the pipe that they estimate dates back to the 19-50's. long-time residents claim this is

we don't have the specifics">sot patrick scott jr.'s mother: "i forgive you. i forgive you for what you done to my child">although she is ready to forgive her son's killer, patrick scott jr/'s mother carol jones is desperately seeking an explanation for this senseless loss of lifesotthe f.b.i. and the oakland police department are offering a reward of $30,000 dollars for information leading to an arrest in this case...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) president trump is responding to criticism over his press conference with russian president vladimir putin. president trump now claiming he misspoke on monday... that he didn't actualy in over u-s intelligence agencies. and that he quote "has full faith and support for america's great agencies" now he says he meant to say he didn't see any reason why it "wouldn't'" be the russians who meddled in the

we can hear from into the weekend. —— patrick reed.nto the weekend. —— patrick reed. we can hear from tommy fleetwood 110w. we can hear from tommy fleetwood now. it was a very strong round-off golf and i hit a lot of the golf shots and probably —6, when you're out there you and your hitting the shots and when you come in you think, yeah, that was really, really good. and it will be a tough score, if you went out you would not fancy beating —6 so i think that is a good indication of how good it was.|j beating —6 so i think that is a good indication of how good it was. i am ina great indication of how good it was. i am in a great position going into the third day. i was probably top ten going into the third day at birkdale la st going into the third day at birkdale last year, so similar enough but i'm happy, i feel like last year, so similar enough but i'm happy, ifeel like i played in the toughest of the conditions and definitely our side of the draw, we had to tough it out a little bit, it was a little more difficult, so i am happy to

we have patrick followed by mr. labrun. >> jim patrick, patrick and company. one of the things in this alignment is that has not been looked although the 4th and king street station. we made the assumption that that's the best place. i'm suggesting that might not be true. maybe that should be at 7th and king up around in a different direction. it appeals to a greater number of people, it's closer to a marketplace. number two, it's less expensive because it would be part of the tunnel system and 4th and king would be the cut and cover system. number three is we could capture the notion of the is mushmus. the emission ismus i think it's called that goes to the ball park. we create a left and right bank walk right down to the ball park there. it sits in a lot better, it's a better design, it's cheaper and i think it makes more sense. we've just sort of said, well, of course we are going to put it there and we haven't asked the question is it a good idea. thank you. >> next. >> thank you, directors and mr. patrick for the perfect segway. that's what i want to cove

we don't have the specifics">sot patrick scott jr.'s mother: "i forgive you.orgive you for what you done to my child">although she is ready to forgive her son's killer, patrick scott jr/'s mother carol jones is desperately seeking an explanation for this senseless loss of lifesotthe f.b.i. and the oakland police department are offering a reward of $30,000 dollars for information leading to an arrest in this case...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) now back to that story of a group of santa cruz county teenagers accused of beating their victims with a hammer.(vicki) authorities say it appears drugs and robbery were motives. ashley keehn reports. sgt. brian cleveland/santa cruz county sheriff's office:"over the past month and a half our detectives have been working tirelessly on this case, writing search warrants, searching homes, interviewing witness

we will hear from patrick harker. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. i'm shery ahn. david: i'm david westin. we turn to mark crumpton for bloomberg news. >> peter strzok's testified for the first time on capitol hill about disparaging text messages he allegedly made about then candidate donald trump during the 2016 campaign. his appearance before a house judiciary committee comes as republicans have demanded test my from former fbi lawyer lisa page after she failed to comply with his subpoena. struck and patriots ridley had an affair -- page reportedly had an affair and texted on their work cell phones including disparaging comments about trump. is in london. he has a formal dinner planned tonight at the ancestral home of winston churchill. tomorrow he meets with theresa may and then the queen. may is expected to reinforce the idea of a u.s. u.k. special alliance. there will also be a demonstration of how british and u.s. special fork is -- forces would handle a terrorist attack.

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danica patrick made history as the first female host of the espys.e point, she was joined on stage by an young comedic hopeful. >> lebron james is coming to l.a. and he's already bought two houses. a black man hasn't caused this much commotion in brentwood since o.j. >> next to the red carpet. >> danica patrick and aaron rodgers made their public debut as a couple. she had these really cool spider web sandal boots going on. >> i like your fashion analysis. you didn't say anything about aaron. >> he's wearing a black tuxedo, way to go, aaron, branching out of your comfort zone. >> and here's juju smith schuster turning heads with this plaid tuxedo shorts, the free the knee campaign continues. >> he's got a lot going on there. he rocked shorts with a fleur de lis pattern. >> i kind of dig it. former olympic gymnast natasha liukin showed up in this red dress. >> hello! adam rippon sported an embellished jacket with a mandarin collar. >> he kind of looks like brian boitano there. >> a little bit. >> and adding a pop of color, sierra. her husband russell

>> i agree with you, the economics, daniel patrick moynihan, we can take it back to the programs of the 1960's. i was having this conversation with an african-american friend who said look, when moynihan e predicted that communities most disadvantaged would be further harmed by policies that, in fact, reward families that are not together with responsibility parents, that that helps to create an ongoing pattern of disruption and we see that. we see children who are-- >> and when you wake up some

good luck, patrick, we are proud of you. great job.aker tim are instead and majority whip carol miller, i want to thank you very much for being here. carol, good luck in the race. i know you are going to do well. we are honored to have with us major general james lawyer of the national guard -- james hoyer of the national guard, the big cheese. thank you very much. tomorrow, families across our nation will gather to support the fourth of july. as we do, we will think of the men and women serving overseas at this very moment, far away from their families, protecting america and watching over our people. they are there and they are with us and they are brave. these are incredible people. and we will thank god for blessing us with these unbelievable heroes. to everyone here tonight who has served our nation in uniform, will you please stand so we can express our gratitude? please stand, please. [applause] pres. trump: tough cookies, tough cookies. when it comes to ice and border patrol and all of these incredible people you have been read

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bloomberg news reporter patrick gillespie joining us.hina, they may have read their course on yuan appreciation, now president trump has zero in on that. tom mackenzie joins us in beijing for more. really only a matter of time before there was backlash from trump. am: there was was going to be ll given hea bu energyo much time and manipulating -- parading them for manipulating the currency. was no surprise i think to many of us watching this that president trump was certainly going to take notice, pay attention. that is what he did, accusing china of manipulating currency, saying it has fallen like a rock . we had this time whether the yuan was 5%, 6%, trading around 6.7% on the offshore currency. it has depreciated. the difference is, there are parallels people draw with 2015 when there was a surprise devaluation. the fundamentals are different. despite what trump says, the thes of img, hsbc say economic fundamentals are very different, so they speak to the need for a slightly weaker currency. bloomberg economics things the yuan is over

international law expert patrick crocker explains to colleagues attending the meetings our german law also covers officials who failed to prevent crime if. not for something but for something that you didn't do you and what you didn't do was he did stop the people that committed the crimes and didn't stop. the push of. the lawyers know that officials did know what was going on and not just because of reports of torture leaking to the outside world is. that this. was a. concern . that you know. well having themselves been imprisoned by the regime need for five years darwish for three and a half. in two thousand and two germany adopted the code of crimes against international law meaning it can now try to crimes against humanity war crimes and genocide in germany even if they were committed elsewhere in accordance with the principle of universal jurisdiction this is what it is it is utterly unrealistic right now and to think that syria itself could take the. cases to trial. you can see the principle enables any state in the world to assume jurisdiction and investigate these crimes. all.

congressman michael patrick flow again for his take michael patrick you're always welcome to the program yes so we had senators pressing my pump there to this slows the details of trump's private talks with putin in helsinki do you find that strange considering the pump it was not even in the room at the time it was the president's translators alone. with some time you know when we have a chance to talk together i'll explain to you the the contemptuous belief that the house representatives have for the senate some time but it's not growing ancient love hate relationship but senators behave in their own best interest always and in the interests of the country occasionally and there's a very large election coming up in november and they're all acutely aware of it and they're all trying to make noise that they think will be popular here at home i think that the president is behaving in a way that no other american president has and the democrats would like to portray that as eccentric and dangerous and crazy and the republicans are defending him because it is you'll ding results there will

cnn's patrick snell here to tell us about it. and patrick, look, people have been scratching their heads, debating this for a long time. now we know. >> now we know. headed west. headed to the golden state, lebron james. this is a whole new era. and we were expecting something. we were expecting something, george, but we didn't quite know for sure where it was going. here are the details. here's what we do know. according to the agency the 33-year-old signinging a contract worth a hefty $154 million. that's a hefty contract indeed. as he leaves his hometown team as i free agent for a second time. let's just remind our viewers worldwide of his status in the game. he is basketball's biggest name. no question about that. he's a three-time nba champ. he led cleveland to a fourth straight nba finals this year. but they were swept there, george, by the golden state warriors in four games. and you could tell at times by his body language i think during those finals that all was not well. and the critics were saying that he was carrying

patrick geary, bbc news.we concentrate and keep learning and developing as a side. we've still got some young guys who could do special things in a number of years, not just special things in a number of years, notjust going to that world cup, it is vital wicket driving that ford and when we get the chance to be ruthless like today we must drive it home. it's good to be able to put all that thinking into practice and do other stuff that we say we to do. the tour de france has reached the mountains, but the main contenders for overall victory like chris froome and geraint thomas finished alongside their main rivals on stage 10 today. frenchman julien alaphilippe took the win on the first stage since the country's world cup triumph. tim hague has more. look at that backdrop. and today was the first chance to explore it. no more flat, this one lobs in the alps. and with belgian‘s greg van avermaet in yellow could team sky's geraint thomas and chris from real him in? not easy with pitfalls along the way, look at

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patrick gannon, communications coordinator for pleasanton unified school district"our hearts go out to her family and friends during this very difficult time."in pleasanton, michelle kingston kron 4 news (ken) thirty five cars were burglarized over the weekend in north berkeley. now police are asking for the public's help. take a look at the areas that were targeted. investigators are asking people in the area to check their surveillance cameras for possible leads. police are also advising people to secure their cars. they say while some of the thieves got in by breaking windows. others got in through an unlocked door or window. (ken) new at 8. a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco every few years since the 1980's is pulling out and looking for a different host city because of the dirty streets of san francisco and the vast homelessness issue. (pam) s=f travel says, it is the first time a major convention is leaving because of conditions on the streets. kron 4's gabe slate joins us now live in the city ... on how this could have a big ripple effect on san fra

patrick, is this what orwell warned about. >> it is what he warned about.nited states to basically tell americans don't believe what you see with your own eyes. i mean, what -- what kind of sort of moral leadership is that in what sort of integrity are you holding up with that? yes, to david's point early yerl and yours, a lot of americans right now think about right track and wrong track and they feel like you know we had -- we are having economic growth that is really significant growth. you have 4.1% second quarter growth, you know on track for a very strong year. a lot of republicans certainly feel like the right track, you know, is here. and president trump is leading that way. but you know the question becomes this isn't just sort of little kind of white lies or sort of spinning here and there. it is you know the united states's democracy being under attack from the russian government and president trump being in a room standing next to vladimir putin being asked will you in front of the entire world you know denounce what russia is doing? and instead

that's where our patrick op. mann filed his report. >> reporter: mexicans are celebrating what many called a revolution for this country. you see people pouring into the square behind me to celebrate an event they never thought would take place. the election of leftist populist candidate andres manuel lopez obrador. he's been running for president now for over a decade. this is his third attempt at the office. previous attempts he said kept him from gaining office because of corruption. right now, though, he has more than defeated the opposition. that's because more of mexican society -- his main appeal overt years was to the nation's poorest, but this election he managed to reach out. so many people were struck by his anti-corruption message, his message against the violence that is racking this country. but now the hard questions will begin to emerge. now will he govern? how will he, for example, confront donald trump over the issues that are so unpopular like the wall, like the trade war? those questions still

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patrick gannon, communications coordinator for pleasanton unified school district"our hearts go out tond friends during this very difficult time."in pleasanton, michelle kingston kron 4 news (lydia) in north carolina. a man drowned ...while saving a child struggling in the water . police say they were dispatched sunday afternoon to a report of a possible drowning at a wake county park . 36 year old jeremie dale earp... swam into the water to help the boy in trouble...(sot) <"our investigation, really at this point, tells us there was a 7-year-old boy or 8-year-old boy that was swimming. apparently the child got into some sort of trouble while swimming. this gentleman jumped in the water to try and help the boy and was able to help the boy get over to more shallow water, but then he disappeared under the water himself." >(lydia) police say two people jumped in to pull the man out and started cpr. emergency responders tried to save him for an hour. (lydia) a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco every few years since the 1980's is now looking for a different host

i also want to thank patrick chang and the d.p.h. staff, other city workers, our nonprofit representatives that served on this task force from larkin, rams and delores street community services, as well as the labor representatives and the brokers and the wonderful work that they've done. i have also served on this task force since 2004 i think seven or eight times now. as patrick explained, our approach is to find that balance between affordability and availability for both employers and employees. we want our employees to be able to have health care that they can use. we want our workers to be well so they can come to work. at the same time, the balance for employers -- we've always said we want to make sure that a substantial percentage of the health plans on the market are available. we continue simply mandate gold and platinum plans for every employer because if you do that, you will have nonprofits that cannot afford the plans and that will ultimately have to cut services. that would take the ability of the money to raise salar

back with me, patrick healey, susan hennessy, and philip mudd.want to play more from today's hearing. at one point darrell issa made strzok read his texts. >> you want me to read this. >> yes, please. >> omg, he's an idiot. hi, how is trump other than a dush? trump is a disaster. i have no idea how destablizing his presidency would be. >> so considering what phil said just before the break, was that about how lighting how inappropriate the texts were, humiliating him, or both? >> yes, i think it was an effort to humiliate him. i do think it's worth noting that calling the president an idiot, suggesting he was unfit for the office of the presidency, those were views that were expressed by republican members of congress in the very same period if you look at comments made by ted cruz, lindsey graham and others. so strzok isn't really dramatically departing from the own party's representations in that moment. i think what they're really trying to do is undermine the investigator in order to undermine the investigation, in order to undermine the larg

escalation in 1965 to the fall of saigon 10 years later sunday at 11:00 a.m., military historian patrick o'donnell and his book "the ofnowns: the untold story america's unknown soldier in the euros that brought him home." and at 4:30 p.m. eastern on reel america, for films about alaska. millions," "eskimo hunters in alaska," "alaska centennial," and "alaska highway." what american history tv this sunday on c-span3. -- watch american history tv this sunday on c-span3. fairbanks is located in the alaskan interior two-mile -- two hours north of mount mckinley. state's second most populous area. fairbanks is a military hop, with fort wainwright within city limits. it is also known for its rich gold deposits which led to a gold rush at the turn of the 20th century. next, we continue our special look at alaska with a visit to gold dredge eight to learn about mining history in fairbanks. panning for gold is very simple. grinding ongravel the bottom, if it's not grinding it's tough to find the gold. , we rinse backes and remove. keep the gold down. to be picked off because the same amount of wat