>> patton? [ buzzer ] >> ulysses s. grant maybe?ething like that? >> general -- i don't know. >> george washington. [bell] >> very, very good. >> good president before my time though. >> just a little bit. >> who was the first president? >> lincoln? [ buzzer ] >> not lincoln. >> franklin. [ buzzer ] >> he is on the quarter. >> i don't look at quarters. [ laughter ] >> who signed the declaration of independence? >> i know ben was there. ben franklin was there right? there. i can't get them all right ♪ ♪ >> how many clones were there at first? >> 20? >> lower? >> 10. >> higher. >> 15. >> lower 13. >> all right. how many original clones? >> 13. >> 13? >> name one of the original colonies? >> alabama. >> oregon? [ buzzer ] >> philadelphia was a city. >> arkansas? [. [ buzzer ] >> east coast. >> kentucky. >> america? >> america? >> massachusetts. [bell] >> jersey >> i'm watters and you are in my world right here. >> you taught me a lot today. >> well, let that sink in. [ laughter ] >> at least you got some right. >> i made an a plus in h

was the person historians assume her to be, this is a beautiful woman abby hutchinson patton, a member of the famous family of sickers who inter-- singers who entertained at anti-slavery conventions. the pattons were come friends n. 1869 lucy was distracted, upset and busy consumed with women's issues and the founding of the awsa. henry was a needy affectionate, spontaneous man in contrast to his serious focused, hard working wife. one can imagine he might have been tempted to stray. whatever happened was upsetting to lucy and to henry's sisters. only a few scattered remarks exist in letters mentioning a mrs. p. and a poignant letter from lucy in 1870 urging emily to tell her brother henry to stay away from mrs. p.. no doubt much of lucy's anguish over heartbreaking event must have been discussed in private. other letters may have revealed details, but a house fire in 1870 destroyed most of the letters henry had ever received. and after her parents died, alice destroyed all correspondence that reflected poorly on the family. in any case henry and lucy were able to rebuild their marriag

yankees, no dan patton. but louis severino will come up from triple play. the mets open up against the nationals. the yankees playing the white sox. >>> game time temperature in arlington was 101 degrees. sabathia left the game and started cramping up. >>> the invitational all set. a huge deal this year. because american pharoah is there. he is the star. how about a pharoah fan festival? 60,000 spectators expected. pharoah is the favorite to win this race. it is a fun atmosphere. >>> tiger woods in contention. the quicken loans national in virginia, woods is the host. she the two-time winner of the tournament. shot five under par. 66 today with yesterday's 68. he is eight under par for two rounds. two shots off the lead. he is doing well when the fist pump is back. >> tiger contention. haven't heard that in a while. >> who would have thought if center of the baseball universe is citifield. with johan santana. it yoenis cespedes. lit be a fun weekend. >> it is all good. thanks guys. that's our news for now. thanks for joining us. i'm diana williams. coming u

patton famously observed, americans play to win all the time. americans don't play to lose. president obama has it wrong. secretary clinton has it wrong. our allies need to trust us, our enemies need to fear us. it is time we play to win again! [cheers and applause] governor jindal: as president, i will have four objectives. i will secure our borders! i will replace obamacare with a healthcare system that focuses on reducing costs and restoring freedom! i will grow the private sector economy by shrinking the size, scope and reach of the federal government! and i will rebuild america's defenses and restore our standing on the world stage! [cheers and applause] governor jindal: i'm not asking you to simply join my campaign. i'm asking you to join a cause. if you're looking for a candidate who will politely manage america's descent into mediocrity, i'm not your man. but if you are chasing a dream looking for a land where the people are free and the opportunities are real, i am asking you to believe! [cheers and applause] governor jindal: my dad told me, as a young child, that a

the owner of tamarack tree services, mark patton, has pruned and removed trees at camp tawonga since the 1980s. in a deposition, he said director kramarz questioned almost every decision and resisted any recommendation to remove any tree. we reached out to former camp leaders and current camp staff to ask if they still have concerns about the trees at camp tawonga. they all declined to speak. mark: she would just love coming over. vicky: that silence and the testimony dating back more than a decade before their daughter was killed moved annais's parents to speak out. penny: in annais's name and her legacy, don't be afraid to tell the truth. annais: love you all! bye! tony: now, after this story first aired earlier this year, the camp posted on its facebook page a statement saying the camp has, quote, "gone above and beyond due diligence regarding tree maintenance to ensure camp is safe." that includes annual inspections of the 6,000 trees and following the most conservative recommendation for unsafe tree removal. as for annais's parents, they have settled the lawsuit. they say they d

he thought as a major under patton and led a brigade of tanks in the battle of the bulge. a great man. i know that not every student is going to grow up and want to be a historian. but if they just love it and grasp the relationships and the contingencies and the importance of it -- if not, we will raise a generation of sheeps. thanks. ken rendell: good way to put it. susan wilkins: in our classrooms, getting at the issue of leadership, i think we want students to understand these leaders are not born great leaders. they have to make difficult choices along the way. having students understand why certain choices are made when they are made is an important intellectual exercise. we often use the appropriately named choices program and out of the watson institute of brown university. it will take some of these very controversial and important moments in history and really ask students to do some research and try to understand why the decisions that were made were made. one example that comes to mind is the appeasement policy before the outbreak of the war. students today loo

alix: that was leslie patton speaking with matt miller.cados, that might be a generous assessment. it's like avocado mush. it is not like they are cutting a fresh avocado and putting it on the sandwich. that is part of the problem. betty: it has lost the whole fresh appeal. jareden reading about fogle, even his subway diet has come under attack. it is re-examining how he lost weight and whether that was the healthiest way to go. alix: it was good to have you on set. much more coming up on the bloomberg market day. stocks.china, we are going to hear from the imf chief economists. ♪ alix: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. ibm says it has achieved a breakthrough in shanking computer chips. it's a new chip is the first of transistors that are seven nanometers? about oner equals billionth of a meter, which means it would take about 10,000 ibm new chips to equal the width hair?uman the microchip industry has long been able to consistently create smaller and more powerful chips? but this has grown increasingly difficult due to physical an

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the strangest casting, as the brutal sheriff of selma a hefty man who used to dress like general patton would be huge act when -- would be jugh jackomen -- huge ackman. daniels said that it is really a story of lyndon johnson. martin luther king is a part of it. it is really the arc of a man who starts out as a racist, and is forced to look at himself, and ultimately sides with king. reading this, i shuddered. of coarse lbj is an important personality in the story, as is dr. king, but it was suggested to me that daniels, if he went forward with the focus on lbj was following in the alan parker "mississippi burning" tradition in which the real heroes of the civil rights movement were whites government officials and dr. king and the others would be marginalized. as i worked on the book, i discovered that the story of the struggle for voting rights was a much bigger story. it began years before dr. king went to selma in january 1965. time and time again i was struck by the courage of the citizens of selma, and the others in the student unbridled coordinating committee who came to work for

if you look at the great general george patton or general macarthur they didn't talk about what theyid. and i hate to -- if you were i said i have a plan but don't want to talk about it. people said he doesn't have a plan so i had to talk about it. if i win i would attack the oil sites that are controlled and owned -- owned -- controlled by isis. they are taking tremendous money out of it. they are renovating a hotel in iraq. >> wouldn't you be destroying the wealth of iraq? >> there is no iraq. >> iraqis might differ -- >> there are no iraqis. they are broken up -- >> you don't think bombing iraqi oil fields is going to anger huge numbers of people? >> i would bomb the hell out of those oil fields. i wouldn't send many troops because you won't need them. i would get exxon and the oil companies to go in and rebuild them so fast -- >> you have to have u.s. troops -- >> excuse me. you see how fast they put up rigs? i go to the top five companies. >> don't you need u.s. troops to protect them? >> you put a ring around them. you have taken all the wealth away. this is what should be done

in the same way patton allegedly loved war. e.l.: i don't think he loved war.y to keep his troops out of battle. he was a great strategist, but he was not good tactician. there are records of his own generals criticizing his tactics. as a strategist, he was incomparable. he would have one of his wings feint toward one city whereas he intended to go to another, just to split the confederate resistance and avoid battle. charlie: he found himself missing the war because by living off the land, he found some great sense of what the land missed. did he get connected to the land and rivers? e.l.: you have to understand -- i'm not a historian. charlie: your guy did but the real man might not have? e.l.: he suffered during the war. he lost two children during the war. his family came down to visit him there. he also had a nervous breakdown after shiloh and had to be sent home. his whole career was endangered. it was a very complicated life he was living. some of it, the glory and fame he appreciated but he knew how changeable that was. at the beginning of shiloh, they

trump: i will find within our military, i will find the general patton or i will find general macarthurfind the right guy, the guy that will take that military and make it really work. nobody will be pushing us around. [applause] mr. trump: i will stop iran from getting nuclear weapons. we will not be using a man like secretary kerry that has absolutely no concept of negotiation, who is making a horrible and laughable deal, who's just being tapped along as they make weapons right now and then goes into a bicycle race at 72 years old and falls and breaks his leg. i won't be doing that and i promise i will never be in a bicycle race that i can tell you. i will immediately terminate president obama's illegal executive order on immigration. immediately. [applause] mr. trump: fully support and back up the second amendment. [applause] mr. trump: very interesting. today, i heard it. through stupidity in a very hard-core prison, interestingly named clinton, two vicious murderers, vicious people escaped and nobody knows where they are. a woman was on television this morning and she said, mr. tru

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if you look at the great general george patton or any great general, they didn't talk about what they did. if you remember, when i said i have a plan but i don't want to talk about it. the problem is everyone said he doesn't have a plan. i had to do it. i hate talking about it. if i win, i would attack those oil sites controlled and owned by isis. they are taking tremendous money out. they are renovating a hotel in iraq. can you believe it. >> wouldn't you be destroying the wealth of iraq? >> there is no iraq. their leadership is corruption. there are no iraqis. they are broken up into so many factions. >> you don't think bombing iraqi oil is going to danger huge numbers of people? >> i would bomb the hell out of the oil fields. don't send many troops you won't need them. i bomb them. then get exxon. they would rebuild them so fast your head would spin. ever see how fast they put up rigs? exxon mobile the top five companies would be in there and finished so fast. >> would you need u.s. troops? >> yeah you put a ring around them. you have taken all the health away. >> it's interesting.

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brentwood paul smith reporting in 101 degrees even pacifica lindsay patton reporting in 81, jerry wilcoxnta rosa rafael kauffman 81 degrees. alameda 70s. 82 in san martin. novato 92 degrees. warm throughout the bay area. where are we right now? 70s. oakland 70. san jose 78. good evening to you in san bruno, 72. sunny in san jose and we are sunny in santa rosa, currently 71 degrees. nothing on the radar now. that may change late this weekend into next week because of tropical moisture heading our way. our overnight lows this weekend will be mid- to upper 60s. tonight right around 60 degrees. redwood city 60 and fairfield 60 degrees. high pressure is on its way out. this blocking ridge of high pressure it is big and strong. but it is moving farther away from us. that opens the door if you will for something else to move in. and that something else will be tropical moisture. there is hurricane dolores weakening. this will be a blob of tropical moisture in a couple of days no longer a hurricane any wind damage will not happen anywhere close to here. but this ridge of high pressure over texas

out any flight and joe bruited as he listened to the bbc account of a juggernaut that was general patton and the third united states army. he could comfort the fact that patten was not pushing for many be went in sight. and could hold out that much longer. august 12th dawned cloudy and another day without cattle kennedy and the others rising a foot of of the earth. and the clouds would part and the skies would clear. joe kennedy and company with simpson and will be wind to the officers' mess. and an auxiliary starter followed by the whitney cough of the engines they knew the long to t 11. the crew chief was starting his preflight check. the conclusion was inescapable. he had been told to prepare for a mission that day. holding their own anticipation in check joy and his companions finished their breakfast, walked out and studied the sky. the great cloud cover was now ridden with. looking down it was apparent the ground fog has completely burned off. rosy lie and pull the pin and jeeps to say there was a final briefing at 1500 3:00 p.m.. that was hours away. in the meantime, they both bou

that would be lindsay patton reporting areas of fog in pacifica. one out here 75 degrees. 75! at this early hour! that's paul smith in brentwood. thanks, paul, for checking in with us. i know, i left pleasanton this morning and it was 75 degrees after a high of 10 7 yesterday. the marine layer is blowing onshore keep the coast cool. currently 55 in san francisco. but 72 degrees in livermore after a high of 108 yesterday. that wasn't even a record- breaking temperature. so again today another heat advisory in effect until 9:00 tonight. we are going to see just a couple of degrees cooler inland. you will barely notice the difference. plus now see all of this? this is monsoonal moisture that's lifting up from the south in a northerly direction. as it does so we are seeing some clouds inland in combination with the high pressure that builds into the western states and that's going to dry out today, as well. thursday with the monsoonal moisture, we have a chance of thunderstorms around the local mountains. there you go. santa cruz 82 degrees today. you

we need to some george patton's we need some omar bradley's and some mcarthur's. we need men with the willingness to do the right thing. thank you. host: thank you alicia. we appreciate it. fundamentally -- guest: fundamentally distal come down to a question of, do you believe more guns make you safer. there are going to be a lot of people saying that military personnel are not properly trained, don't have proper respect for weaponry. that there will be a lot of people who say adding more guns to the equation do not make able more safe. there is a difference between hot -- handling eight firearm in a battle situation in a war zone and handling one in a public relations situation. there is also a public relation aspect. the point of this is to have people come in, welcomed the community, convince people that they want to join. what is having a heavily armed military official there what kind of message is i going to send? what is that going to look like? these are things that lawmakers are going to have to look at. host: our guest is a journalist for "the military t

the cool spot lindsay patton 64 and cloudy in pacifica.hore flow there is increasing throughout the evening. we have lost san francisco, folks. take a live look out sight. this is from the top of sutro tower. a thin marine layer is prevalent. it's there. it is invading and the invasion is complete. good-bye, san francisco. 67 degrees. san jose 78. livermore sunny and 91 degrees. tonight, 60s milder and humid. san rafael 61. many of you will be stuck on i- 80 trying to get to tahoe. friday good, partly cloudy 85. minimal chance of a thunderstorm saturday. the best chance will be on sunday. we could see widespread thunderstorms in the sierra on sunday. nationals at sonoma raceway this weekend nice 80 degrees and the stern grove festival every sunday at 2 p.m. all summer 64 degrees in the city on sunday afternoon. monsoonal moisture is moving in. that's the stuff that's down over mexico often arizona, nevada. gives them thunderstorms. once in a while we get a pull from the south to draw the moisture north to the bay area. we have that pull ri

we are taking to you pa pacifica where it's cloudy, breezy 59 degrees in pacifica so says lindsay pattonay, 69 degrees. we are losing the sunshine there. the southwest wind is also picking up south bay 70s beautiful day in san jose and mike reporting in sunny skies 79 degrees. dennis needs to get that on his sportscast. that's a good-looking fish. paul smith reporting an east wind. the wind direction is different toward the delta. pick your climate. we see the cloud cover rolling into oakland. an ominous looking picture. but in the middle strip of your television screen or smartphone, you can see the san francisco skyline. oakland 68. san jose 69. we get all these afternoon temperatures that are all over the joint but we all cool down to roughly the same temperature at night. redwood city 59. oakland 60. vallejo 59. we all start the race at the same spot but we don't finish at the same temperature in the afternoon. el nino update for you. we are getting a stronger one and warmer water in the pacific. the equatorial pacific, warmer water leads to more hurricanes. that's happening already

and see who is waking up with us. 57 degrees with lindsay patton reporting from pacifica.e 66 degrees bright and early, steven casian from los altos reporting overcast conditions. that gives me an idea how far the low clouds and fog have penetrated some of our inland areas. in fact, at this particular time, we do have sunshine mixed with a filter of low clouds work its way into the tri- valley. that's the scene in dublin. livermore 63. santa rosa socked in 58. overcast in oakland in the low 60s not as muggy today. it will be pretty similar as far as our temperatures are concerned to yesterday. maybe a degree cooler. that's about it. and pretty seasonal for the 4th of july. this right here is the blowoff the subtropical moisture from monsoonal moisture lifting out of arizona into the central valley. we saw cloud-to-cloud lightning yesterday. some very muggy conditions. that's all out of here. dense fog returns. even some drizzle this morning around the pacifica area into the sunset district. high pressure continues to build in. as it does so it's going to return to more of

i want you to listen to what one of your fellow community members said, keith patton, a council memberthe lafayette city council had this to say. >> it's terrible. we're used to dealing with natural types of catastrophes, hurricanes, stuff like that. but nothing like this. >> being on the local government here, we often pass ordnances and laws continually, but i think a big part of the issue is to have vigorous enforcement of the laws we do have. i think that's a place where we could be more proficient and efficient. to pay more attention to that. >> kenneth, do you agree with him that what you have to look at as a community is more vigorous enforcement of the laws already in the books? >> well, part of it is the laws that are on the books but in addition to that, like you've been covering, we have to look at the mental health, the mental condition of some of the people who access guns. although we are on a local level. i think we have a bigger issue here and that's an issue that the president has been trying to address since he's been in office and that's access to guns, especially pe

his last album paula was which a collection of songs begging for his ex-wife back, paula patton, and simply embarrassing. now he is working on his new album. he will appeal the blurred lines ruling because he isn't a thief. he was married to paula. they had been together for years and years and year. >> get ready to see more a listers on the hit fox show empire marisa tomei has sign on and lee daniels tweeted out instagram video of chris rock on the set with terence howard. as you can see he is in an orange suit and i have seen some hash tags free luscious. next season kicks off september 23rd so we will see exactly what happens. they keep giving us teases i just want to see the show. >> anything marisa tomei is in great, i love her. >>> navy veteran is trying to make history by becoming first american to swim the entire length of the mississippi river. yes is taking on the task. >>> lets get ready for a few programming changes starting on monday on fox 29, inside addition at 6:30. full hour of entertainment dish nation, and tmz at 7:30. that starts monday right here on fox 29. anyth

let's check in with this one right here along the coast 57 degrees lindsay patton .01" of rain this morning because of the drizzle, thanks, lindsay. we have lots of drizzle around the coast due to the return of a deepening marine layer. can't see the top of the bay bridge which is roughly over 500 feet tall. so that leads me to believe that is why we have delays at sfo up to one hour and two minutes on some arriving flights. the ceiling is lowering. and the winds have been increasing. that's an onshore wind out of the west at 12 miles per hour in san francisco. sfo 15. across the bay 13 to 18 from san ramon to concord. and, in fact, concord has gusts up to 24. 20-mile-per-hour winds now in fairfield. so breezy out out. cloud cover from the coast to our inland areas into the 60s. now, what you need to know for today is we have the enhancement of that marine layer. you can see it stacked up and building along the coast so barely any clearing at all today. this is what we need to know as we go towards the weekend. we'll have temperatures rising wednesday, thursday but cooler over the weekend.

lindsay patton says it's been damp due to the marine layer. that's good news. we also have the marine layer that moved inland but in san jose, it's breaking up. very similar to 24 hours ago. it's in the 50s and 60s out the door this morning. 63 degrees in oakland. southeast breeze 13 miles per hour. there's the marine layer about 2,000 feet deep off the coast that has penetrated inland areas 30 miles but again treating gradually. we'll have some sunshine for everyone today. and we will have that area of high pressure as a major influence today. so yesterday and today, similar conditions. the warmest days of the workweek but then, we are looking to the south. the remnants of dolores what was once a hurricane, i have to tell you honestly computer models do not have a good handle only. this one computer model suggests it will lift north affecting our sunday. mugginess, slight chance of rain. another computer model takes it out over the open waters so we'll keep a watchful eye. 73 today monterey bay, 82 in the high sierra. nearly triple digits in

pacifica lindsay patton saying there's some areas of drizzle this morning.ryl in alameda at 62 degrees. thanks so much. this is helpful for me this morning so i could determine just how far inland the low clouds and fog have spread. and, in fact, sfo is now reporting delays on some arriving flights up to 40 minutes due to the overcast conditions. good morning, san jose. 59 degrees oakland 63. livermore 62 after topping off at 94 degrees yesterday. okay. here's the marine layer. it's roughly about 2,000 feet deep producing some areas of fog this morning containing drizzle. but what we are really keeping an eye on even though the fog is going to lift and move out towards the open waters, we're watching this right there, increasing clouds over the weekend becoming partly cloudy. looks like at this particular time the remnants of dolores what was once a hurricane will provide some rain showers over los angeles, san diego and the mojave desert, as well. it's going to get very close. the cutoff point is around san benito and monterey. so we'll keep a watchful eye.

yeah, lindsay patton saying foggy conditions. low clouds and fog has returned to the immediate seashore. peggi rodgers sent me a picture yesterday from petaluma. look at all the haze. she says that was the smoke from the "wragg fire." it was seen across the north bay yesterday. this is why we have a "spare the air" alert in effect for today. not only is it the santa clara valley seeing unhealthy levels of pm in the atmosphere but we are seeing smoke in the area, too. and look at this. it's a return of the marine layer that lindsay was referring to albeit very shallow. it's going to affect the coastal temperatures today and some of the bay temperatures coming down just a couple of degrees. boy, not very good sleeping weather in livermore overnight at 67 degrees. here's that marine layer as it inches its way north out of the monterey bay area along the immediate seashore into marin county. that's really interesting. see that right there? that's subtropical moisture that's going to bring us a very muggy day thursday and friday. toda

if you look at the great general george patton, general macarthur, i was a fan of, any general. did. i said i hate, if you remember i said i have a plan i don't want to talk about it. everyone said he doesn't really have a plan. i had to do it. but i hate talking about it. because if i win they know i'm going to do it. if i win i would attack those oil sites controlled and owned, they're controlled by isis. they're taking tremendous money out. they are renovating a hotel in iraq. can you believe that? >> wouldn't you be destroying the wealth of iraq? >> there is no iraq. there is no iraq. there are no iraqis. they're built into so many different factions. >> you don't think bombing iraqi oil field in the control of isis, bombing iraqi oil fields is going to anger huge numbers of people. >> i would bomb the hell out of the oil fields. i wouldn't send troops. you won't need them by the time i got finished. bomb the hell out of the oil field. get exxon, great oil companies, they would rebuild them so fast. excuse me. you ever see how fast they put up rigs. these guys are unbelievab

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we need to some george patton's we need some omar bradley's and some mcarthur's.e need men with the willingness to do the right thing. thank you. host: thank you alicia. we appreciate it. fundamentally -- guest: fundamentally distal come down to a question of, do you believe more guns make you safer. there are going to be a lot of people saying that military personnel are not properly trained, don't have proper respect for weaponry. that there will be a lot of people who say adding more guns to the equation do not make able more safe. there is a difference between hot -- handling eight firearm in a battle situation in a war zone and handling one in a public relations situation. there is also a public relation aspect. the point of this is to have people come in, welcomed the community, convince people that they want to join. what is having a heavily armed military official there what kind of message is i going to send? what is that going to look like? these are things that lawmakers are going to have to look at. host: our guest is a journalist for "the military tim

. >> my character is lieutenant colonel violet van patton.r speed champ. we got behind the scenes footage of you and adam. >> oh, yeah. >> here we go. >> oh. >> that's a rehearsal. i got a jacket on. you do too. >> are you connected there? >> what were you singing? >> well that's a little jewish chant that adam and i do. we were -- for our sins. it's so crazy when you're shooting a movie like this. you have to imagine everything. there's tennis balls. green screens. you're imagining everything in your head. and chris columbus is aggressive aggressively screaming, centipede is going the kill you! >> josh when he was shooting "frozen" he had me on his back too. >> i have been using adam strangely, since i was a child. >> were you old enough to remember tears for fares. >> am i old enough to remember? no. no. but, no, i love tears for fears. they give me a list of 80 sonds i could do a cover of. >> we had 1 different ones. >> i was like are you kidding me? ♪ welcome to your life ♪ it's like you gotta do it. >> he got it. ♪ there's no turning bac

army and the anglo-american alliance, patton and montgomery in particular.leadership divert -- deserved acknowledgment. the wartime experiences of eisenhower's successor as president, john f. kennedy present a dramatic contrast. a sign of a prominent family and 1940 harvard graduate, sought first to join the army but was rejected because of chronic back problems. he volunteered for the navy in 1941. family influence led to an appointment or assignment in the secretary of the navy's office. the attack on pearl harbor however, caused the young one to take officer training and then to a trust -- request assignment to the motor torpedo trading center. he commanded three pt boats from december 1942 to february 1943. and then having been promoted, was dispatched to the pacific. on august 2, 1943, kennedy's draft was conducting a nighttime patrol near georgia. when he was rammed by a japanese destroyer. despite reinjuring his back, he assisted the surviving crew members to reach a nearby island. the group was subsequently rescued and kennedy was awarded navy and ma

she was abby hutchinson patton, a member of the famous family of singers who enter attended at women's rights conventions. they lived near lucy and henry when the lafd in new jersey and were couple friends in 1869, lucy was distracted, upset and busy, consumed with women's issues and founding of the awsa. henry was a needy, affection nat spontaneous man in contrast to other serious focused hard working wife. one can imagine he might have been tempted to stray. whatever happened was upsetting to lucy and 0 tonery's sisters0. only a few scattered remarks exist in letters mentioning mrs. pooh p and earthly. from lucy -- no doubt much of lucy's anguish over the heartbreaking event must have been discussed in private. other letters may have reveals the details balls house fire in 1870 destroyed most of the letters henry received. after her parents died, alice destroyed all correspondence that reflected poorly on the family. in any case, henry and lucy were able to rebuild their marriage, though it took time. henry may have agreed to move to boston out of guilt a sense he owed this to lucy,

then he ultimately killed himself joining us right now in lafayette city parish councilman keith pattonank you for joining us, our conwill doences to you, and to the entire community this morning i know you are a father, a family man, this cannot be easy how is the communities reacts to this horrible tragedy so a far. >> it is ret surreal, we see this kind of stuff national tv unfortunately now we are on national tv because of this. i have confidence that the law enforcement our local people chief, and colonel have it under control, you know one of the greatest fees are elected official is something horrible happens while on your watch the, and so i am grateful saddened by the tragedy of the deaths and injuries, but i am happy on the other side that none of our first responders were hurt in any way. >> do you know any victims or family members? a white female 21 years old another victim 33 years old, another white female within the city limits we have 125, 127,000 people and this happened to be in my district. and my district is 25,000 people or so, but it's small to the point where you

he was a prisoner and was 90 pounds when he left -- when patton's tank corps liberated the camp he wase the people that i find it just totally inappropriate for mr. trump to say that he doesn't like to be with people who are captured. >> captured. senator, so you certainly are taking the high road and not making this about you. you're right. you're in the arena. a lot of ugly things are said about people day in and day out. but talk about how you personally feel when you have someone who avoided the military draft to go fight vietnam criticizing you for making the decision to go and then when your connections could have got you out of active torture, you chose not to take that route but to stay with your buddies until they all got out. >> i think you are old enough to remember the controversies and the wounds of the vietnam war. it may be the only war that you and i ever knew much about where the veterans were not welcomed home. and that's why i work so hard on the normalization of relations between our two kun tridz,countries, full accounting for those missing in action. in other word

he was a prisoner and was 90 pounds when patton's tank corps liberated the prison camp he was in.re people frankly, that i find out totally inappropriate from mr. trump to say he doesn't like to be with people who are are captured. >> well senator, you certainly are are taking the high road and not making it about you. you're right. you're many thein the arena. ugly things are said day in day out. talk about how you personally feel when you have someone who avoided the military draft to go fight in vietnam criticizing you for making the decision to go and then when your connections could have gotten you out of active torture, you chose not to take that route but to stay with your buddies until they all got out. >> i thinker you are old enough to remember the controversies and the wounds of the vietnam war. might have been the onlier war you and i were ever -- knew much about where the veterans were not welcomed home. that's why i worked so hard on the normalization of relations between our countries, full accounting for those who were missing in action. in other words put this beh

the last gentleman you saw there in that piece, his grandfather, guess who that is general george pattonthat and fly in those world war ii-rather planes and take a look over the harbor of charleston here and patriots point, where the fireworks will be shot off later today. definitely a great experience and once in a lifetime opportunity. thanks to all those guys. now, just shortly, any moment now, we ear told they are actually going to do a flyover of those vintage world war ii planes and they'll be flying in formation that we did yesterday a well. we're waiting for them to fly. they'll fly between the bridge, if you can see -- can you see the bridge over here where they'll fly through? and then they're going to swoop down over the water. you can see the barge there, and that's where the fireworks will be shot off later today, and take off over yorktown. i almost got psyched up. those are birds, not planes. hopefully they'll be coming through at any moment. any questions about what else is happening here today? >> i want to hear about your experiences this weekend. its it seems like some

tell that to general george patton. [applause] did you ever see obama at a news conference at planning when and where we are going to raid the enemy? in two weeks, we are going in through the back. can you imagine george patton lying in his grave, spinning like a saucer. and then i say, that is smart because that's camouflage. he doesn't it and it turns out to be a tough battle because they are ready. we need smart leadership. we need brilliant leadership. we have to make america great again. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] >> presidential candidates often released books to introduce themselves to voters. to promote their views on issues as well. here are a look at some books by declared candidates for president. in his book immigration wars, jeb bush argues for new immigration policies. neurosurgeon ben carson calls for greater individual responsibility to preserve america's future in one nation. in against the tide, lincoln chafee recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. hillary clinton look