jamie: dave needs help, he approaches his daughter patty and her husband alan, patty is only one of his kids interested in running the business. >> we were going to come work for a year, dave would pick up and move back t hain city and we would run the business. jamie: the couple is ready for a change. >> last 2 years in the navy, i only saw my parents. for a couple of days, i made the decision, we would go to work for her mom and dad. jamie: did it end up being what you thought it would be. >> it was different. out of our comfort zone. >> we were trying to get our feet wet, figure out where our part was, within family structure, the, structure. >> as alan discovered wrangling the 600 pound, 10 foot carnivore is not without a hazard. jamie: what happened to your finger. >> a crocodile bit it off. jamie: a correct deal bit it off -- crocodile bit it off. is that just a day at the office? >> that day it was. jamie: working with patty's dad, alan learns the ins and outs of the gator business. >> we spend our time making sure our gators are happy, fed well, and have healthy skin. jamie: rem

patty: mine is corn. my favorite is corn. so, we'll have corn tamales, we'll have poquito de todo dulce also, and oaxaca tamales, and everything tasty. damian: very good. well, it's the tamale festival happening--put on by caras. there is their facebook page for more information. we'll be back and talk more here on "communidad del valle, some important topics that continue on immigration rights and labor rights, so stay with us. ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. or labor week, across the country. and with me here on "communidad del valle" is geraldo dominguez. geraldo is head of the centro de inmigrantes del norte de california. welcome to the show, geraldo. geraldo dominguez: thank you, damian. damian: well, it seems like it used to be labor day, and labor day used to be--well, it still is, it's a national holiday where we all take the day off. and it seems like the consulado and a lot of d

patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown.mp has repeatedly used the phrase silent majority on campaign trail, similarly referring to people who feel overlooked. listen. >> so you have a solid majority in this country that feels abused, that feels forgotten, that teals mistreated. -- that feels mistreated. and it's a term that hasn't been brought up in years, as you know people haven't heard that term in many years, and it's interesting as to why. there are all different reasons, but i think it's a very descriptive term, every time i speak i have sold out crowds, i have standing ovations, every single time. it's the silent heart. they want to see wins. they want to see us have victory. jon: but as "the washington post" points out, quote: if for in the silent majority is a not so subtle reference to white people who need, want, to take their culture and their country back. and the argument goes they would be taking it back from those who aren't white. former communications adviser to president obama and senior vice president of

cn't >> patti received three t wa responses hash tag urban gang don't be mad because your son made atupid decision.ause >> heading out to month moth park. expected to draw record crowds. >> biggest occasion we ever had. >> we throw ourselves into the story headlines. roh avenue n was in the car with in the wind ows up. >> we're talking about 110 degrees in the car right now, 15 seconds. >> 31-year-old man and i've beenan humbleed. >> patti tour ren zoloft her son to heroin in 2010. he he was 26 year old.egur she's a very voice in the fightht against new jersey's heroin epidemic. she earned about urban dashrban clothing. some of the clothes feature prescription drugs that some use illegally including vicodin percocet xanax and adderall.xan patti e-mailed the company to confront them and share herthar personal story. explain to me how glamorizinghow gla drugs on clothes is good? i lost my son to drugs and do not understand why you would create clothing that glamour rises them. i will be reaching out to my support groups through social media to fight against your clothing. >> well, with

patty hearst has been taken into custody.s patty hearst was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she replies, urban guerilla. >> miss hearst was brought into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening. for the second time in a month, arab terrorists have staged a bloody attack inside israel. >> it happened in a small settlement called ma'oalt, five miles from the border of lebanon. it began when the terrorists seized the high school. >> in the aftermath of the munich olympic attack, governments finally realized that terrorism was both evolving and becoming worse and ther

. >> patty and i have four children.ldest daughter is amy and jacob was next, and trevor and carman. >> jacob was our first born son. >> okay. ♪ >> my name is jacob wetterling. my favorite food is steak. my favorite color is blue. my best friend is aaron larson. my favorite thing to do most is watch football. what do i want to be when i grow up is a football player. >> anyway, after the game, jake and trevor and i, we played a little football game out in the driveway. >> jerry would throw a pass, and one would try to intercept, the other one would try to catch the pass. always it ended up in tears. they were very competitive. they took this game seriously. >> it was a fabulous day, and i'll always cherish that day. >> i think one of the tough things for americans to grasp is that a predator can be anywhere. a crime can happen to anyone at any time. >> a little after 5:30 or 6:00, patty and i went to a dinner party at some friends about 20, 25 minutes away. >> we weren't going to be gone very long, and they were just goin

. >> nick's mother patty first met marcus when they were both in high school 20 years earlier.ir first encounter almost landed marcus in jail. >> he was in my home for not five or ten minutes when he proceeded to kind of wrestle me to the floor and try and kiss me. i didn't even know this guy. >> over the years, he continued to make romantic advances to her and to, in fact, ask her to be his wife. >> but patty said no. married someone else. had two children and tried to distance herself from marcus. but marcus continued to pursue her. >> ralph came to me and wanted to buy my ovum for $50,000. he wanted to hire a surrogate to carry the child. just before the end of the meeting, he put his hand on me and said, "i'd really rather that you carried the child but i know that that's not possible." >> that was the last straw. >> i saw how much it hurt my husband. and i just completely decided that there would be no friendship with ralph marcus at this point. he had stepped over the line just too far. >> but despite their best efforts, they could not convince their son nick to avoid mar

to patty roth, lee's close friend who had held savanna the minute she was born, and patty's daughtersy that could have been savanna's home if life hadn't taken such a turn that ultimately led here, the charleston jail where her mom was awaiting trial. >> we don't know what's going to happen. i'm looking forward to going to trial, to be honest. >> i think we're going to give it all we got and that's all we can really say, right? >> it is. that's it. >> so we can only hope. >> and she said to me, i've done this all for you and i've succeeded, you know. she doesn't care what happens to her. >> reporter: lee's defense for what she did had not changed from the allegations she had made 20 years before, namely that harris had abused savanna that time when she picked her up with the bloody nose. lead prosecutor nathan williams said he re-investigated the incident but, like the original inquiry, found no evidence to support lee's charge. >> the first doctor said there was no problem with it, they didn't think a second opinion was needed. the defendant in this case got a second opinion from the

>> like patty said i think that's a personal decision. to imagine what the vice president has been going through or how that can affect his decision. look i don't know if he is going to run. i think i would be surprised if he did. but he has more than earned the right to run. if he did he would be a formidable candidate. >> why surprised? >> i think it's awfully late in the game. i think that hillary clinton would have an advantage in large part because she has had months to be organized in the early states raising money, and recruiting support he is. but if theres in candidate left who can get in the race and still have a shot at this point the vice president would be the only one. >> dick i know you are a staunch biden supporter, you think he should run against clinton. you are not concerned about the number of supporters she has locked up, the amount of money to dan's point? >> no. and let me tell you there are a couple of things going on. joe biden's chief of staff announced yesterday he is going with the draft biden movement he is ca

. >> reporter: patty roth was a fellow flight attendant and one of lee's best friends. they had traveled the world, but patty said lee ultimately wanted a conventional life. >> lee and i both wanted marriage. we wanted children. we wanted animals. we wanted the picket fence. >> reporter: harris thought that he could build that life with lee, but early in their relationship he noticed some problems. he said she was overly emotional and sometimes quick to anger. still, he thought love would conquer all. >> i suffer from the misconception that i can fix things. that i can make things better. >> reporter: they married in december 1991. but within months, harris said, it became apparent that his fixing skills were no match for lee's behavior. >> i mean, i never knew what was going to face me when i came through the door after work. and it could be nothing, and it could be nothing but screaming and yelling and throwing pots. >> reporter: things got so bad harris told lee he wanted a divorce. he said, lee told him that she was pregnant. >> everything fell apart when she told h

and patty doyle knows an awful lot about what happens in these situations. >> patty, let me show you a quinn pea act poll in florida. last week. it shows that donald trump is beating hillary clinton in florida in the most recent polling. but that joe biden is beating trump. in other words, biden is doing better than hillary clinton is doing in hick. you are starting to see voters in polls showing that hillary clinton is not doing well here. >> i do not buy that joe biden is thinking about running because of hillary's e-mail. i think -- look, the last sitting vice president that did not run in an open election, i think was kidick complainy. joe biden has done a great job as vice president. he has an incredible relationship with congress on both sides of the aisle. >> he has a 20% net faifrl favorable right now, hillary clinton did, do you think he would be running? >> i think it has more to do with the health of his son and less thou to do about his e-mails. >> it's going to be an awkward cocktail party. john king, patty so lease, doyle bernstein, thank you all so much. >>> other big

patty doyle knows an awful lot about what happens in the situation. >> patty, before i let you respond. a poll. a poll, shows donald trump is beating hillary clinton in florida in recent polling there. joe biden is beating donald trump. biden is doing better than hillary clinton in florida. starting to see voters responding to the polls say there is something going on here. >> i will relent, hillary clinton has not had a great summer. very rocky summer. but i just do not buy that, joe biden is think about running because of hillary's e-mail eve. think, look, the last sitting vice president that did not run in an open election was dick cheney. think goodness. joe biden has done a great job as vice president. incredible relationship congress on beau sidebeau -- on both sid. >> do you think -- >> i think the reason he has now taken a serious look has much less to do with hillary's e-mails than with the health of his son. >> an awkward cocktail party. next time they get together. thank you all so much. appreciate your time. and other big news today the market meltdown. why it might not be

as white house correspondent patty culhane reports. >> as u.s. president barack obama addressed the nation one year ago he described a very narrow mission in iraq. >> today i announce actions in iraq targeted missions to help iraqi troops and targeted humanitarian mission to protect yazidi immigrants trapped on a hill in iraq. >> doing the fighting on the ground, a year in the administration says the plan is working, critics say it just isn't. >> have you looked at any of the made trips you wouldmatrixes you would say no. in terms of territory they've had they've held on to enormous territory and taken even more territory. >> this is what it controls now. the training program they hoped would help forces retake territory have had problems. refused to fight to retake ramadi. pentagon says almost immediately after joining the complaint five were captured, many were killed and imdeserted. the training program is having some problems but defends the strategy pointing to some success. >> the coalition has also taken out thousands of fighting position

we are in a biden moment right here, patty. you think he's going to do it? you think he can?i don't know if he's going to do it. i would have loved to have been a fly on the wall with the lunch between president obama and joe biden. >> roger stone, let me ask you, you know optics. the president had lunch with joe biden today. his press secretary said very nice stuff from the podium about him. is that kind of not quite an endorsement, but certainly not saying don't run? >> i would have liked to have been a fly on the wall with the meeting with senator warren. she stands between joe biden and a bid, she would be a much better candidate. but the last time joe biden ran for president, he got 1% in the iowa caucuses and had to drop out. >> roger stone, patty solis-doyle, thank you so much for being with me, despite what happened to both of your 401(k)s today. it was nice of you to give us the time. >>> time for me to turn you over to wolf blitzer, who's in "the situation room." wolf? \s >>> happening now, breaking news. stunning slide, the dow drops 1,000 points at the start of th

patty lost her son to heroin and she confronted the company for including images on prescription drugs on some of their clothing saying they glamorize drugs. the the e-mail she received back saying they were shocking. one of them said help your kid out next time. they saw our story and they wanted to clarify that all the e-mails he received could not have come from his company because he says he runs the company's website himself. at least one least one of the e-mails does appear to have come from the email because it came from the same e-mail address used to speak with me. so was the it was the e-mail that said go help your kid out. but other email she received came from supporters and fans after he admitted to posting his initial her and initial e-mail to a social media account. >> i'm surprised that he would receive an e-mail asking a simple question and respond in the matter he did a number two he posted my private information on his social media, basically with the intention of mocking me and mikey my e-mail. >> now this is just not over for the urban clothing store, acorn is anot

that's patty. we decided to get married, it it was a question of waiting for me to come back with patty possibly be in the widow at age 22 and we talked about that, we had a lot of pro and con discussion about it with friends and family and we made the decision. i got married in my dress

patti labelle appeared last season on the show.sic greats who shared the screen with the lions family and said to appear again on the new season. that premieres by the way september 23rd right here on fox 29. >>> for 61 years the philadelphia fire department and muscular dystrophy association have worked together to raise money for a cure. >> today one special young lady from philly was named the honorary fire chief of 2015. fox 29 photojournalist elaine fisher was there. >> we found out that her father is a firefighter engine 16 and we thought what better way to pick someone a family member one of our own families. >> she's your normal 13-year-old little girl. she just has some physical ailments. >> natalie is one of our summer camp kids. she comes every year to m.d. a summer camp which is the best week of the year where kids ages six to 17 with neuromuscular disease get to come haven't wonderful week together. >> it's a chance for her to get outdoors and just meet other kids and be out in, you know, in the woods with the trees, w

patty suffered several wounds and scratches. they are going through a series of anti-rabies treatments. melanie is an urban wildlife expert and said people shouldn't be worried about raccoons attacking. this is unusual. >> typically the only time they will come in contact with a problem animal again is if somebody has been hand-feeding them and they are used to people or if it is a mom defending young and she feels threatened. >> her that i bores can probably -- neighbors can probably do pour if they lock their garbage cans and stop feeding the raccoons. >> daly city police are on the lookout for an older man who molested a child at a popular mall. a surveillance photo from the shopping center shows the man they are looking for. police said he inappropriately touched a juvenile in the restroom. he is described as 70 to 80 years old and seen driving away in a silver honda. >>> tonight san francisco police released surveillance video we want to show you to help find six people who attacked a man on a muni bus. this assault happene

patty culhane from washington d.c. also from washington d.c. is delwood zelke. of course there is i guess a lot of the momentum behind obama's announcement reality gearing up for pairings 2015, this is where we'll be expecting or hopefully be be a i have wide ranging deal to come about. is does this is signal from president obama send a strong signal to other countries? does it encourage you? >> it does encourage me. one of the most important things isthe president is walking the walk not just talking the talk. he's going to ask other countries with major economies china indian, indonesia brazil, south africa, to step up their game to the same level he has. i think it's tremendously important, becoming the fulcrum of the the international effort, the in preparation for the paris u.n. agreement in december. >> away do we need to be watching right see whether countries are going to put their strongest commitments on the table now or whether they'll be hedging. whether they'll be satisfied with the amount of funding that is going to be offered and whether they'll e

patty suffered several wounds and scratches. through a series of anti-rabies treatments. melanie is an urban wildlife expert and said people shouldn't be worried about raccoons attacking. this is unusual. >> typically the only time they will come in contact with a problem animal again is if somebody has been hand-feeding them and they are used to people or if it is a mom defending young and she feels threatened. >> her that i bores can probably -- neighbors can probably do pour if they lock their garbage cans and stop feeding the raccoons. >> daly city police are on the lookout for an older man who molested a child at a popular mall. a surveillance photo from the shopping center shows the man they are looking for. police said he inappropriately touched a juvenile in the restroom. he is described as 70 to 80 years old and seen driving away in a silver honda. >>> tonight san francisco police released surveillance video we want to show you to help find six people who attacked a man on a muni bus. this assault happened early morning

patty culhane, al jazeera. >> medical sources say the, ... ... and is a regular target. but opposition activists say the syrian government is deliberately targe targeting syn neighborhoods. >>> two pilots have been killed on the border of yemen. they died when their apache helicopter crashed. 65 civilians have been killed by saudi air strikes. ta'izz has become the focus of fighting in recent weeks between houthi rebels and the government forces. the fighting in yemen has destroyed and damaged many cultural sites and artifacts. now unesco has devised an emergency plan to try to preserve the cultural relics. natasha guinane has more. >> burnt buildings with ye metric patterns. this is one of the reasons why unesco designated the old city of sanaa a world heritage site and calling for emergency% to preserve yemen's cultural treasures. >> our hearts are in pain. old sanaa is history. it is islam, it is dignity. >> reporter: since the war in yemen began in march bombing and shelling have destroyed a complex of house he and damaged this 12th century mosque. the fighting has a

shoring up support for the deal, patty culhane reports from washington. >> u.s. secretary of energy ernest moniz the administration put him in front of the media on friday but only al jazeera was given an extended interview. he's painting a dire picture if congress doesn't vote to lift u.s. sanctions warning iran will get a nuclear bomb and sanctions will fall apart. is there any evidence they have a weaponization program? >> you know in the past the iaea has put out reports identifying activities that were undeclared that they reported up to 2003 at least that there was a structured program in iran that was looking at various technologies of relevance to a potential weapon and so obviously that's why we have all these sanctions. that's why there is a tremendous amount of distrust. >> reporter: the obama administration has until september to shore up enough support in congress. in a highly unusual move president obama joined a conference call with the grass roots electorate that got him elected. the senate will leave next week for an extended recess where they an

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. >>> we're down the shore in ocean city, jen freddie's a at john and patty's coffee bar and bistro, the people have come out in throngs. wait a minute. well, bob kelly is over the music pier... >> they are coming. they are just waking up. >> somebody cut that into a promo. >> 7:01. >> hi, it is raining down there off and on. >> that is why it is all rain down there. >> yes. >> there is some rain, around but it is not steady, that is what key keeping an eye on. there is the radar. >> so watching this passing by, just a few showers off and on, not a steady solid area of rain. there is ocean city, south of atlantic city. down toward cape may there is rain there few showers in delaware this morning. this will continue on and off. grab the the umbrella before you step outside, 65 to 70 degrees. we will call it the a six, getting better, improving this weekend. temperatures will climb in the 80's to the north and west. seventy in philadelphia now. cooler to the south that win will pick up out of the north east keeping temperatures down and cloud will stick around and keeping temperatures

and patty culhane. give us an yowfnlt outline of what the new plans calling for patty. >> by far the largest provider of energy is coal fired power plants. what it tells those power plants is that they have to cut their carbon production by 32% in the next ten years. he's kind of pushing behind the scenes of cap and trade deal but the states don't necessarily have to do that but they do have to act. one of the questions has been, some of these states, particularly republican governors, said, we're not going to do this and if that is case and the federal government is going to impose this if a court doesn't stop it that is. >> how much opposition could he face overall over all of this? >> he's facing huge opposition especially from the republican opposition party in congress and some big businesses. what this comes down to is there is not a thereto congress can do but it seems like the u.s. supreme court is going to have to have the final say. all of these issues, mercury they had to roll on that. there

there is patty jackson. >> oh, orange is the new black. >> look at you. both wearing orange.e the concert. >> yes. >> and so we went there, lots of great food. and then there is the del. look at the crowds. >> that's great. >> that was in the beginning. so this is their summer essence every entertainment music series that they have. so the whispers came on stage, and then franky beverly and may's, oh, my goodness. >> good show? >> it was a wonderful show. wonderful show. listen, we left like after 11:00. and it was still going. so this is one of the security guards there at the del. thank you, thank you so much. he let me go up close so i could take picture of franky beverly, my mom came up there. is my mother. i have never in my life heard my mother scream the way she was screaming for that man right there, frank i beverly. and he touched her hand. she was reaching out, he grabbed it, she was like i'm not going to wash my hand. my dad was little upset about that. why aren't you going to wash your hands? but she was so excited. one of the things on her bucket list. she wanted

president announced tougher cuts for emissions from power plants and patty says it's not clear when theictions will come into force. >> no challenge poses a greater threat to our future. >> reporter: part science lesson and part pep talk and president obama trying to convince that climate change is real and rally the country we can change it. >> we can solve this thing but we have to get going. >> reporter: his warning the current drought, warnings floods and fire season will get worse unless the rules change and that is exactly what he is doing. it calls for coal-fire plants to reduce carbon emissions by a third in 15 years and critics say many plants will be like this one, shut down. there will be negative consequences for the economy. >> failed to ship goods oversees and reliable sources of energy to meet demand. >> reporter: white house disputes claims and hoping this new plan will have other countries take steps to a u.n. climate path. >> if we don't do it nobody will. the reason that china is looking about getting serious of emissions is because they saw we were going to do it too

patty reports. >> reporter: former u.s. jimmy carter has not shied away from criticism since leaving office and visiting the countries the u.s. considers unfriendly and strong reviews of allies and that continued as he briefed the press on his cancer diagnosis saying in the time he has left he would like to see peace between israel and palestine but he won't. >> right now i think the parts are dismal more than the last 50 years and the whole process is indolement. the government of israel has no desire for a two-state solution which is policy of all the other nations in the world. and the united states has practically no influence compared to past years and this is israel or palestine. >> reporter: he said he would like the last guinea worm to die before he does, and his foundation had great success combatting and the tiny parasite found in water is being killed off and facing melanoma that spread to his sprain and the brain and he was surreal. >> i thought i had a few weeks left but i was surprisingly at ease. i've had a w

with friends like charlotte capers, and morrison, patti patty black, jane reed petty who saw her all the time and who are family really in that sense. i even think of myself as a part of that extended family, but we are going to have some actual family letters. >> will i wondered about those. >> that will be in 2021 and they'll be open then they have been sealed for 20 years after eudora's death. >> yes i'm looking for to those very much, i think you are right peggy, welty's parents and her own particular family upbringing gave her sense of being connected to a wider world and i think her parents both saw that with her own personality and the fact that here's little eudora growing up, very far from both her parents families so the world is bigger to her because of that. i think that added to her perspective from a very young age. >> she made these trips to west virginia, and to ohio, those were journeys that were adventures and she wrote about them. >> we have a question. >> i know there are some wonderful stories of how these sister letters were found, maybe you will share a few of

. >>> i want to bring in ana navarr navarro, she is supporting jeb bush, and patty solis-doyle. and patty, i want to go to you first, not because i think there's any risk of you supporting donald trump, but because you have a very unique perspective. your father came to the united states illegally, you were born here, so donald trump would not only want to deport your father, but he would want to change the constitution to theoretically you wouldn't be a citizen right now. you wrote an op-ed about what my dad could teach donald trump. what lesson is that? >> look, it's unclear whether or not he would want to deport me, but here is -- here's what i think. now that donald trump is a clear front-runner for the republican party, he really is setting the tone and the agenda for immigration on the republican party. as a front-runner, he's put forth an immigration policy that is completely void of humanity. for me, i think that's not only irresponsible, but it's unseemly. sure, he hasn't given you a clue how he'll pay for the hundreds of billions that his immigration policy will cost,

our white house correspondent patty and this is delivering bad news but you never would have known it >> it was so remarkable, david, to give you a sense, after he got done speaking for more than a half an hour he got off stage and he received a standing ovation. they told him the cancer spread to his brain and assumed he had a matter of weeks left and he was surprisingly at ease with that and he said i had a good life and have thousands of friends and went on to say his biggest accomplishment, the best thing he did with his life was to marry his wife rose lynn and been together 69 years and they met the day she was born and were next door neighbors and when it comes to radiation and cow mow -- chemotherapy he is looking for a new adventure if you can believe it. >> right now i think the prospects are very dismal and any time i remember in the last 50 years. the whole practice is endollment. the government of israel has no desire for a two-state solution which is policy of all the other nations in the world and the united states has practically no influence compared to past years in e

. >> two special patties. >> sing it you are talking. >> two all beef patties special sauce lettuce cheeseckles onion on a sesame seed bun. >> that was really right to the video, too. >> really good. >> owe day. >> so i believe we should build it with the whooper as the the base because it is big. >> if you build it, mike. >> i will eat. i have to take this apart. >> should we put this piece of grilled burger. >> now start loading in the big mac. >> you have to have a piece of the big mac. >> you have to put the bun on there, the bun in the middle. >> then big mac meat. >> there is two patties. >> put some more pickles on there. >> the from the whooper. >> you see whooper has is own special sauce. let me rub that on there. >> you have to put that thing. >> top bun. >> top bun. >> and top it with the whooper. >> another bun. >> this is good day version. >> we present to you the the mcwhooper. >> no wonder mcdonald's didn't want any part of this. >> i'm loving it. >> have it your way. >> good one. >> it is interesting. >> it looks interesting. >> it is a combination of the two. i got the gri

he's done it really well since his entrance into the race a few weeks ago. >> patty, i would be remiss if we acted like the tough talk was only from republicans. i want you to listen to something hillary clinton said on the subject of immigration and illegal immigrants and rounding up the 11 million on friday night. >> i find at the height of irony that a party which espouses small government would want to unleash a massive law enforcement effort, including national guard and others to go and literally pull people out of their homes and their workplaces, round them up, put them, i don't know, in buses, boxcars in order to take them across our border. i just find that not only absurd but appalling. >> a lot of conservatives objecting to the image of boxcars. they feel like she was trying to invoke the holocaust. people going off the concentration camps. insisting that's not what she meant. does she run a risk overplaying her hand at all by, in hoping the holocaust or seeming to, using very strong rhetoric. >> i don't think she was invoking the holocaust, first and foremost. i don't thin

these farmers transform rice patties into airfields for our use against the new invader.y had no machinery, as we know it, only their minion hands and the searing memory of gears since china sent out to annihilate them. so by stone, layer after layer, bound together not just by muddy water, but the blood of their brothers who died under samurais' swords. soon, there were runways. revenge for the nameless people was close at hand. even in china, the arrival of the superfortress is an occasion for everyone to turn out, and curiosity and welcome. it welcome now, but it is only the beginning of another bigger journey. the tanks would have to be filled, the engines given a final check, the bombs set in the rack, and then briefings. the assembled and men will listen to words that a few years ago would have been fantastic, but today roll casually off of the briefing officers went. the target, gentlemen, is japan. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and ac

that's patty. we decided to get married, it it was a question of waiting for me to come back with patty possibly be in the widow at age 22 and we talked about that, we had a lot of pro and con discussion about it with friends and family and we made the decision. i got married in my dress blues. >> frank mcadams were you supportive of the war when you volunteered in the marine corps question. >> i was very supportive of it, so were the members of my class, the 42nd officer candidate class. mike class lost 44 killed over there. i often wondered what some of those young men could've done for their lives how they survive. >> how long were you over there. >> 12 months and 23 days days. >> what did you learn? >> i learned that war is hell, like the man said. sometimes the wrong people and up running things which put me into a moral to mende dilemma with my company commander. he's the most despicable person i ever met. i found out after a few incidents that i was working for captain quaid. the day that ro

you want it about half inch or or so thick so you form your patti.ittle indentation that's where our blue cheese mixture will go. put it down. grab some blue cheese and bacon mixture. about an ounce and a half or so. pop it in that little indentation. so now a little bit more ground beef about 3 ounces or so patti it up and this is the top of your burger. this actual burger is going to be two piece burger put together. give a lynn indentation. there you go. crimp the edges much this way nothing escapes. pat it down a little bit now it's time to season our we are g little bit of lowry season salt on the front rub it in a little bit on the back rub it in a little bit. my other favorite is montro al steak seasoning rub both sides, one, two. that's about eight to 10-ounce burger. let's head outside and grill our burger. all right. let's put these guys on the grill. listen to that sizzle. see that smoke. you want to pre heat your grill little bit give it 10 minutes or so. before you put everything on. let me give you a little secret how to tell when your

that's where we start. >> patty, what do you make of donald trump's plan? >> well, look -- ironically, i agree with both alex and katrina here. he gets no specifics on this plan. i guess i'm glad he put together some policy for us. but as they say the devil is in the details. and this detail is high on rhetoric. low on facts. and -- really very expensive. so -- he doesn't say how -- he is going to pay for mass deportation. it is going to be $400 billion. he doesn't have the money for it. he says he is going to have mexico build the wall. but you know what, mexico is not going to pay for the wall. and this constitutional amendment that he is going to need to -- to address the -- the birther citizenship, it is just not going to happen in this -- in this polarized political climate that we live in in washington, d.c. there is just no facts to support his thesis here. >> katrina, do you believe really that -- that he can get a constitutional amendment passed to end birth, birth right citizenship? >> i don't think you need a constitutional amendment if you are j

and our correspondent patty and the president seemed pretty relaxed about the diagnosis. >> it reallyething pretty amazing to watch when talking about this upcoming treatment which obviously radiation chemotherapy sounds excruciating to most and the former president said he was looking forward to this new adventure and when the doctors said it spread to his brain and said he had a few weeks to live and in his words he said i was surprisingly at ease and i had a wonderful life and had thousands of friends and a gratifying existence and dealt much better with it than his wife roslyn who he said was his best accomplishment was marrying her 69 years ago. the former president was under going radiation treatment today. >> and patty he was asked what he would like to see happen before he died and he made some pretty strong comments about israel, didn't he? >> he did and he has been a frequent critic of israel. he has gotten a lot of criticism for that here within the united states but he did point out that he thinks that basically there is no chance for peace in the days he has left. listen

patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown.used the phrase silent majority on campaign trail, similarly referring to people who feel overlooked. listen. >> so you have a solid majority in this country that feels abused, that feels forgotten, that teals mistreated. -- that feel