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patton.ton impressed roosevelt from the outset but he was capable of extraordinarily bad behavior. at one point, people in the united states are clamoring for his scalp after it becomes public knowledge that patton slapped two shell-shocked g.i.s in a sis -- sicilian campaign. roosevelt stuck with him. patton is in inning lend as preparations are made for d-day and he makes a speech in which he says the post world war war will we run by the united states and britain, which leaves out our ally, the soviet union. roosevelt sticks with him after this creates a storm of controversy. i think the most eagree egregious matter that patton engaged in was the following. he as the allied army swept across europe, he sent a unit of american g.i.s to rescue a single prisoner in a german pow camp, his son-in-law. the raid was carried out. the son-in-law was rescued. and a number of americans died in the course of rescuing patton's son-in-law. but still, roosevelt sees patton as the brilliant tactician he i

patton apologized and begged the judge to sanction her not the state for the error. it certainly looks like there might be some of that here, that she did it on purpose of the difficult thing will be for the judge to decide whether or not something was done intentionally or not. we stand ready to appear in court tomorrow morning in receive the judge's decision and proceed with the trial. the judge's options include letting drew peterson walk out of the courthouse free, giving him another trial eliminating the entire testimony of lt. curt this is a serious offense and this is the third time this has happened. >> crist bonn charged with killing his wife and children three years ago during the road trip his lawyer said his wife did it in a murder-suicide, today they joined the panel of eight men and four women chosen to the jury yesterday it is in the court room next door to the drew peterson trial. witnesses say a cab was going very fast when it slammed into whale light pole flipped over several times before hitting and killing a 39 year-old he was crossing the street.

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and robert patton son gets one. london. >> it's still going on right now. you actually don't appear in the movie until the very end. it's one of the most intense, and to use the word i've used, impressive scenes, 20 minutes head to head with robert pattinson. you've been stalking him. let's show some here. >> you are berserkly rich. don't tell me about your charities. >> i have no charities. >> i know this. >> you don't resent the rich, it's not sensibility. >> what's my sensibility? >> confusion. this is why you're unemployeeable. >> why? >> because you want to kill people. >> that's not why i'm unemployeeable. >> then why? >> because i stink. >> right in the middle of the debate that's raging right now, then it veers off. >> absolutely. it's all over the place, this movie. no. it was intense to do that. 20 minutes long, you don't get to do that in a play. >> no. it really does bring the whole movie together. i have to ask, i read somewhere that you don't know much about robert patton son until you worked with him?

this time the blunder came from state prosecutor kathy patton. she asked the witness about a froeks order savio took out against peterson. the problem with that the judge had already warned the prosecutors two hours earlier not to mention that order claiming it would create an unfair bias against peterson. patton did apologize profusely but the judge seemed unmoved even frustrated. he could declare mistrial with prejudice which means peterson could be off the hook barring any appeals soor he could instrt jurors to disregard the comment and resume testimony. this case has been particularly difficult because savio was found dead of an apparent drowning with no physical evidence to suggest foul play. in fact peterson wasn't even charged with her murder until his 4th wife went missing three years later. prosecutors are relying heavily on evidence from other people who claim savio told them she was deathly afraid of peterson. that type of hearsay evidence is not usually allowed in court. prosecutors describe it as giving voice to a victim from beyond

he is a george patton. he is a douglas macarthur.ut does he have what it takes to be a jeff probst? (laughter) just look at the sacrifice these t.v. heroes are making. >> for me, i'm going to be living out a little fantasy of being, like a warrior princess. >> kind of a once in a lifetime experience for people like myself to step in there and get in the strefrpblgs, so to speak. >> yes, once in a lifetime, other than all the times you could have enlisted. (cheers and applause) and still young. still very young. think about it. (applause) and, folks, this isn't just about ratings. executive producer mark burnett explains why. >> "stars on stripes" is an epic new show. it's about honoring our veterans. >> stephen: you hear, that iraq veterans? it's about honoring you. we can't do a parade just yet but we've got the guy from 98 degrees throw again grades with t.v.'s "superman." this is a 100% authentic war experience. >> we go on real missions. we receive real training. we go with real live fire. >> i am so looking forward to taking on

general patton one of the most recognizable faces during world war ii. memorialized 1972 movie hat. >> i want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by did iing for his country. you won t by making the other poor bastard die for his country. >> bill: cannot argue with that where did george patton go to college? cards up, please. the answer is c, west point. doocy breaks on top. the reason i said c is because we have a lot of people listening on sirius radio all writing to me tell the number because we can't see it and i sympathize. okay. doocy breaks on top. >> hi, radio. >> bill: after the war many nazis were captured and forced to answer for their actions at the nuremberg trial. >> former nazi foreign ministry enters the courtroom followed by the sly fox of the hitler horror. then gearing who doesn't want to be seen. at nuremberg the international tribunal after 10 months of hearing evidence finds nazi leaders guilty of the crime of making war and guilty of numberless atrocities. >> bill: thousands of nazis fled germany before the trial. it is

the agency spent $50,000 to produce a parody movie of patton to share with employees on a retreat near disney world. >> patton was fond of saying a pint of sweat will save a gallon of blood on the battlefield. a little bit of oversight can save a lot of tax dollars on the budget ledger. >> the v.a.'s orlando conference included other controversial spending. >>> if you're middle class and you feel as if it's tougher to get by financially, turns out you're not alone. the pew research center found that the middle class is earning a smaller share than it used to, and a greater share is going to the top. 85% of those who identify as middle class say it's more difficult to maintain their standard of living than it was ten years ago. >>> california farmers report a shortage of workers. the western growers association has said it has seen a 20% drop in the number of available laborers this year. the group says it's because of tighter controls at the border and a guest worker program it calls inadequate. >>> let's talk weather now. once that fog burns off, the day turns out to be pretty nice. >

. >> robert patton said will be e storyis side of th -profile breakhigh from christians to work.he rang the opening bell on the stock exchange this morning and is set to appear on tomorrowing america morning. love life has been in the spotlight after it was revealed with ae had an affair movie director. y $320m still distracted b million. >> i can dream with numbers that big. let's get started here, talking about the ec split. so often we will see lines and storms with a solid solid pieces of line by time they get this far east. that is pretty much your story today. heavy storms north of baltimore, they got pounded. back in my old stomping ground, thunderstorm warning still in h flash floodwit the longer and the county and howard county with amore .eparate area everything else pushing off to the east. the back edge of the system is clearly visible. they will the minister night at cold front worked through. it will take a good 36 hours for air to rise. 0.2 inches of rain. we are still about 8 inches the first of for the year. let the sixties out west. 68 at winchester, 69 and mart

patton will head to the dl. the orioles open a three-game series with boston. role reversal for the red sox. usually boston is the one hosting the playoffs in august, but the orioles are comfortably ahead of boston in the standings, the playoff run, not looking possible, but plausible. here is why -- the orioles added to the series in third place, boston in fourth. six games of first behind the yankees with only 48 games left to play. the orioles, the whole the second wild-card spot in the american league. in mind, two wild cards make the playoffs in each league. the coach does not need to use the standings to motivate his players. he said the standings picture has already started to do the trick by itself. >> i don't have to tell them. if i have to tell them, we have a problem group. they got it. if it was to bring that up, it would fall right into the obvious. the last thing they need is someone to remind them. it is a share the load team. nobody feels like they've got to -- because they know they are a part of a team, and they've got to bring what they bring

people selling their old samsung smart phones it's after that apple court victory in the massive pattoninfringement case and it's ahead of the new rumored apple i-phone upgrade ... the resale value according to use a usa today for samsung smart phones is already dropping as consumers worry about the future of that market for the company their smart phone applications that will guide shoppers through vials ... target and walgreen's have floor plan layouts that they are applying to these applications ... as for the markets the stocks are trading higher awaiting the ben bernanke speech on the economy this friday ... coming up next: we go live to joliet for the latest in the drew peterson trial. also, in the medical watch: when doctors say you should worry about childrens' temper tantrums and what it could be an early sign of. we will be right back. [ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna read one of these. i'm gonna read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags swiffer 360 duster's extender gets into har

delayed it by another twelve months and we're hoping that he'll be successful in resisting the general pattonthanks very much for talking to us now as we say this as as general batten says that this could be just the beginning this is a case with numerous twists and turns we are waiting for whether we'll actually get a british government reaction to the ecuadorian foreign minister's statement it's a nother matter but this is turning into quite really quite a nasty diplomatic route all right aussies are laura smith speaking to. live outside the ecuadorian embassy in london thank you. we will hear more from our correspondent laura smith throughout the day here on r.t. also you can always check the latest updates via the ongoing twitter feed at our london bureau and you can also see pictures of police dispersing asuncion supporters near ecuador's embassy plus all the best video it's all of our website r.t. dot com. well besides our sweden the u.k. and ecuador the country watching the developments around a songe most closely of course is the united states is more important is in the big apple now

. >> brian: timmy van patton actually is the director of that show.surprised they didn't invite to you walk on the boardwalk last night. a little more to the left. boom. >> gretchen: speak of fireworks, there may have been some that went off at the white house yesterday when the president of the united states had a meeting with the vice president, joe biden, after the gaffe fastic week that he had. well, seems nothing is going to change. the white house confirming that it will still be a obama-biden ticket and there won't be a swap with hillary clinton because hillary turned down the job as recent as just a couple weeks ago? this that is a report out this morning. >> brian: ed klein's book they talk about that. he gave an interview saying as recently as two weekser she was offered it. valerie jarrett. she says no, i'm not interested. who knows if the door is really closed? >> steve: exactly right. let's find out. do you know he has had -- the vice president has had a rough week we came out with -- he had the kind of weird intonation and said mitt romn

i think he's just trying to serve as much he can. >> you refer to eisenhower and patton.d when he came out. same with mcarthur, churchill. all these guys who were the great heroes of the war came out of moth ball career status. so there is hope, if it wasn't for his own checkered past and uncertainty in the financing and the shadow, it's a shame. there would be promise with the idea that generals can work as long as they are driven by their own grandiosity. >> but dennis, you're suggesting that the entire bid is a ruse? >> that's a bit of a strong word. if you think about it from a game theory perspective, it is to have someone come in and take the company out entirely without him having to deal with private equity sponsors, and banks who might be expected to fund 6 to $7 billion of debt. >> who will come in? i guess that gets to the question of what can be done to best buy's business to turp the thing around or sell it off because i don't know what the solution would be. but why would a buyer come in to get on board in the first place? >> well, if you, this is why we've

scott in the film "patton." none of this would be worth the powder if it didn't benefit the veterans, but it does, and they know it. >> the film cost $52,000 to produce. other expenses include about $20,000 for v.a. branded promotional items that include pens, highlighters and hand sanitizer, the office of the inspector general is also investigating allegations that the event planners accepted improper gifts, including helicopter rides and spa treatments. members of congress are asking the v.a.'s secretary for additional information. >>> coming up, the most wonderful time of the year. liz crenshaw shows you which shows give you the most bang for your buck. >>> plus prince harry's new escapades have made international headlines, the pictures are all over the internet. why you won't find them in the british papers. british papers. >>> a driver hits a fire hydrant but somewhere along the way, something went horribly wrong. george allen voted for trillions in debt while voting to raise his pay four times, then voted

try patton. asked him about being the lone ranger, as the lone lefty in relief. >> interesting that he does a great job of using me in the right situation. he hasn't really ever used me yet. so it's been -- it's worked out well for us. we just looked up to where having one lefty isn't really a detriment. >>> from relief to the starter. chris tillman gets the assignment, throwing to the seattle mariners. tillman riding a strike of victories in each of the last three starts. oriole hitter. mariners come to town in the last place in the a.l. west. first pitch coming off in about 15 minutes. you can see the game on masn. at ravens training camp in owings mills. another hot day of ravens training camp practice. coach john harbaugh pulled his veterans away from practice, as a precaution against excessive heat. the ravens are gearing up for the first preseason game later this week. and wide receiver tory smith is getting ready for his second nfl season after a breakout campaign. the speedy receiver brok

as is sean patton the owner of reds java house on piers 30 and 32. that's where the arena is going to be built. the several residents are also on this special advisory panel. they'll offer their input and guidance about the plans. >>> it is 7:06. later today thousands of people are expected to watch the america's couple world series races in san francisco. 11 boats will be racing on the bay today. but not all the teams will return for the america's cup next summer. that event is being scaled back a bit. in fact, only three or four teams have raised enough money to race the 72-foot catamarans in the finals. oracle's larry ellison have predicted there would be many more and his team of course is the defending champion. >> yeah. >>> all right, our time now 7:06. sal is back and you're watching highway 24 and everything else. >> that's right. we're starting in contra costa county dave and tori. westbound 24 is a good place to start. moderately heavy and it seems lighter than it was yesterday and so is 680. it's back to school but some people may have see

alive ♪ alive ♪ alive ♪ alive [ cheers and applause ] >> this is the poetry slam here sponsored by pattonnd the first time i've actually participated in it. >> brothers, let us read the scores for brother montgomery! snappy-do. we've got a 10, a 10, a 10, a 9.3. we'll drop the 9.3 and a 10 and he's he got a 30. >> twisting strands of braided brown hair around scarlet fingertips, resting her palm on willow tree hips. >> this poem's entitled, "the funeral." wait a minute, let me get in character. a carnation rose and the smell of green. unlike a wedding, you can sit where you want. no usher hushing bride or groom? funny, all women look good in black. >> i think i'm going to do pretty good on the poetry. i'm a little nervous and i don't fully remember my poem, but i think it will come as soon as i get out there and it will just flow. >> please excuse me if this is a little graphic. i will cut as much of the cussing as i can out. >> keep it real, though, boy. >> i am. >> keep it real! >> ready? >> who would have thought the penal law would send a boy to juvenile hall and give him 15 to life f

patton had his pistols and grenades, grant, his cigars. petraeus stood out as the epitome of the soldier scholar. intellectually, he is famous for being the lead author of the army's doctrine of counterinsurgency warfare. on the battlefield, he is credited with turning things around in iraq following president bush's decision at the end of 2006 to surge the u.s. forces and faced a similar challenge in afghanistan during the year of command between the middle of 2010 and the middle of 2011. petraeus's time is the focus of paul's book although it has a broad sweep. paula incorporates biographical the information about petraeus in an effort to examine what has made him so effective and influential of a leader. in fact, the book grew out of paula's pursuit of the ph.d. in public policy which involved the case study of petraeus as an example of transformational leadership and organizational innovation. as a graduate at west point and an army reserve officer, paula knows the army from the inside. and her book takes readers into briefing rooms an

scott as general patton, talking about what he would do to hitler's army.s shown, along with c-span footage of the house vote on the recovery act, otherwise known as the stimulus bill, which no republican in the house voted for. one of the republicans who was at that retreat and voted against the recovery act, was paul ryan, of course. who, as "the boston globe" reports today, "sought stimulus funds while decrying stimulus." "the globe" reports, in 2009, as representative paul ryan was rail against president obama's $787 billion stimulus package as a wasteful spending spree, he wrote at least four letters to president obama's secretary of energy, asking that millions of dollars from the program be granted to a pair of wisconsin conservatives groups. here is a portion of the letter paul ryan wrote in december of 2009 to energy secretary steven chu, or as he's known to rush limbaugh, obama czar steven chu. "i was pleased that the primary objectives of their project will allow residents and businesses in the partner cities to reduce their energy costs, reduce

fifth fifth >>erica: of robert patton said and kristin stewart parnell on speaking terms again. in baseball for the first time of the cheating scandal. cuff faugh finally, people are still talking about how dr. phil classic convertible was stolen from burbank of a show on monday. the car is worth $100,000. whe >>mark: said the nursery fire is and as a, the latest of that coming up. we'll also have the latest on hurricane is it. in new orleans right now heavy rain and strong winds with over 10 in. of rain. >>darya: hurricane i did that when the war live this morning flooding the area and taxing the levee system. >> in san francisco crews are working to replace and repair a broken water main that let a whole industry. park officials in yosemite are warning visitors of a deadly disease. >>mark: a quick update on bay area weather and traffic. >>george: here is a look at the right on the nimitz. traffic have gotten slower and slower for the commute into fremont, milpitas in the corridor. it is the northern marin ride that is so slow. >>erica: finished digging into the record is there

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and she gives the rousing speech like it's the, you know, like it's patton, and we're going to storm the beaches, right? i'm ready. i'm signing up to be a teacher. [laughter] screw this writing thing, i'm ready right now, i'm going to teach next year. it was so amazing. and it showed me why this woman is my hero, right? that's the great moment. and, you know, to those people who you think when you think to yourself, who's the person who gave me my first shot, right? that person gave you your first job, told you you were good at something for the first time, that person was a giant in your life. but here's the news: you are now that person. you all have that power to go out and do that for someone else. you have the power to go out there and say i like what you did here to someone at work. good job. you do a really great job at this. that changes their lives in ways you will never know. and if you don't use that power, time fades, so, please, go use that power. if i can you one thing, think of that one person, the person who gave you your first job. do me one favor, go and thank them.

mary patton and i were at the warehouse. -- the white house.ed to a state dinner to honor the chinese president. we went and that evening after the state dinner was over there would be entertained in the east room of the white house. we went in and we were looking around for seats. there was very limited seating. we got in there kind of late because we were talking to a lot people. this marine guard was trying to find us two seats together. it was really hard to find. we were resigned to the fact we would have to sit separately during the entertainment. one of the other governors yelled over to me and said, "chris christie, you have reserved seats over here pure guard did not think barack obama would reserve me a seat -- seat over here." i did not think barack obama would reserve a seat for anything. but apparently he had a nice moment. as we're walking over there, we see two people sit in our reserved seat. and their names were james bolon and barbra streisand. mary patton and i figured it is back to getting seat apart because, you know, who's

mary patton and i were at the warehouse. -- the white house.ed to a state dinner to honor the chinese president. we went and that evening after the state dinner was over there would be entertained in the east room of the white house. we went in and we were looking around for seats. there was very limited seating. we got in there kind of late because we were talking to a lot people. this marine guard was trying to find us two seats together. it was really hard to find. we were resigned to the fact we would have to sit separately during the entertainment. one of the other governors yelled over to me and said, "chris christie, you have reserved seats over here pure guard did not think barack obama would reserve me a seat -- seat over here." i did not think barack obama would reserve a seat for anything. but apparently he had a nice moment. as we're walking over there, we see two people sit in our reserved seat. and their names were james bolon and barbra streisand. mary patton and i figured it is back to getting seat apart because, you know, who's

. >>> today the jury that's heard the patton fight between and -- patent fight between apple and samsung. samsung says apple infringed on its technology product and is demanding nearly $500 billion. apple says samsung used apple's designs and they want them to pay $2.5 billion in damages. >>> there is a surprising report from the labor group apple hired to investigate work conditions at three fox plants in china. that's apple's largest prior for the -- supplier for the iphone and ipad. the investigation shows fox con has made all 195 changes that were due by the end of may. it's checked off more than half of the changes required by next july but it still exceed the number of hours many workers put in each week. >>> google is the target of protests by other chinese workers. that's after motorola china a -- announced it will lay off 1,000 workers. it announced layoffs at facilities around the world. >>> 7:45. happening right now. a noisy protest in san francisco aimed the trying to stop a man from being evicted from his house. heather holmes in the newsroom with the latest on all of this.

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