patton was saying what you do when you're surrounded?what you do when you are almost out of ammunition? how do you set a surprise? and mosby -- they are just like two little kids having a great time together. if you can being a 10-year-old asking mosby questions, or if you are mosby with this little 10-year-old george patton asking you questions, what a wonderful thing that must have been. so when patton grows up and wears a pair of pistols on his hip, just like the old guerrilla fighter, that is a clue. and patton treated his tanks like they were cavalry. it is just a profound relationship. >> yes? >> yes, big yankee ames was a very interesting character, and i believe he was killed later in another raid. why did he defect and go from the union to the confederacy? and what was the attachment with mosby? >> the question was about big yankee ames, who don talked about in the fairfax courthouse raid. why did he defect and go over to mosby? don: the explanation that has been given when he was asking -- actually questioned is he was in disag

george patton had an affair with a girl while of the battlefront. we're not in the business to deify. when you read the book "killing reagan" you will get a picture of ronald reagan has he truly was with the good of the bad. to the end my dash majestic to inspire fellow americans but not a saint. >> host: nor did he suggest that he was. >> guest: i think ronald reagan would like the book very much. >> host: i disagree. it is he said/she said. >> do you have evidence? >> all the things we rightabout have a footnote in the book. >> host: footnote? >> guest: did you not read the book? is on the page and in the back of the book as well. and all has the source nothing is anonymous. >> host: why nancy is her life tossed in there as well? >> she was three people. first who wanted to bury ronald reagan and we have to explain why and how she got to hollywood and what happened and. then the diva who got the governorship she was with smart and very protective of ronald reagan. a lot of people believe he would not have become governor or president without nancy

patton and bradley and eisenhower. so for nearly every rule the you had to be a marshal's man to get anywhere that is the exception the man with a corncob pipe he was the chief of staff when marshall was a colonel. he was obsessive about his publicity but he could be brilliant and the public's love to am he was a national hero and to appease congress they stretched the criteria for awarding the medal of honor and gave one to macarthur in 1942 and 43 of vague macarthur for president bubble as those who saw the best hope to beat roosevelt paid to how a sensitive and use that to push for supplies and naval support and the authority to move up through new guinea into the philippines he had a running feud with most of the navy kept it is next to impossible for marshall to govern effectively but king was less flexible than marshall to go over dozens of important islands and hundreds of thousands of square miles of ocean admiral king had to been approved is a valuable. first was a texan from the hill country west of here he r

same thing with patton. lincoln and jesus, a little bit different. unbelievable human beings. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> although lincoln had his moments. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but we want to tell the truth. and that's why these books soar successf are so successful. when you read what we write it's in stone, it happened. >> jimmy: is it more or less difficult to write a book about someone who's recently alive, talking about lincoln and jesus, this was a long time ago, obviously. >> right. >> jimmy: is it more or less difficult to write about somebody like reagan? >> here's the hard part with reagan. we wouldn't use any anonymous sources and we had to double source everything. which means when you read books about famous people, a lot of times you'll have so-and-so says to name a person. i won't put that in. then whatever anybody says has to be confirmed by somebody else and their name has to be on it. i left out a lot of stuff that just one person said or a person would tell me and they go, don't use my name. i said, i can't use it. so it wasn't --

lindsey patton in pacifica, reporting 87 degrees. the temperature's hotter in some neighborhoods than others but you'll see my forecast high temperatures for today. right now it's a bird's eye view of the city by the bay. the city of san francisco where our high temperatures are today are averaging 15 to 18 degrees above average. numbers 90 now in livermore, 86 in concord, santa rosa 85. relative humidity dropping into the teens today. this is what an offshore flow looks like. this is our view from mount hamilton. our mount ham cam looking out towards the santa clara valley. this is the ocean beach area where the coach is clear. sausalito looking towards san francisco, also blue skies, and we are now looking out from the east bay towards the bay waters in a westerly direction from the university of california, the lawrence hall of science. we have now entered a prolonged heat wave. it is going to be a spare the air day for our tuesday, and we will see fire danger increase here in the bay area as each day progresses. right now no hint

. >> now, will we continue the cooler winter patton today? >> absolutely. the drizzle were lock it in. although we will see sunshine this afternoon, maybe we will see more than yesterday, waking up in san francisco, good morning, west port a.m. is cool spot at 55, and sunny side is 56, and the 57s at ocean beach, crissy field, mission district, downtown, bayview and coming through the ferry building, 58 at glen park and good sleeping weather. we have low 60s around union city, santa clara, pleasanton, walnut creek, fairfield, american canyon, you will need windshield wipers about everywhere, you are plaintiffing around this morning and i was coming through the maze and had the windshield wipers on. as we head into the afternoon, you top out at 66 and the peninsula is 69, south bay is 72, and east bay is 73, and inland east bay, 78 for the warm spot and north bay is 69. more sunshine as you travel south and into san jose but it will be tempered by the cool air mass, and it will warm tomorrow, and maybe a degree or two with showers rolling in the north bay an

. >> general douglas macarthur, i consider him a great general, and general patton, they're telling all of these things, and we're going to syria and do this and that and we're going to fight russia. by the way, russia wants to kill isis because they have a bigger problem than we do with isis. then we're going to go in and start world war iii fighting syria over russia. he's a kid. he has no right -- frankly, he was very disloyal to bush. bush was his mentor. fact that bush was his mentor didn't stop this young guy who is overly ambitious for wanting to run. bush looks foolish and he looks like he's a very disloyal guy, frankly. >> donald trump, great to get your comments. we appreciate talking to you. we appreciate having you on "new day." please keep us posted on some of the things that you didn't want to reveal today. >> i will, alisyn. thank you. >> we have extended invitations to jeb bush, ted cruz, marco rubio to also come on to reaction.

>> by the way, kids love the patton lunchbox.i'll give my 15-year-old a patton lunchbox. that's for sure. >> it's absolutely ridiculous. those people are heroes to me. like police officers and wonder woman. the most powerful being on the planet, superman. he's the most powerful on the planet. he's the most moral and just person on the planet. raised in small town kansas on small town american values. he's a hero because of that. it's embracing american exceptionalism again. it's ridiculous. if it's true, come on man. >> what an awful lesson to teach kids. >> that's a sports reference, come on man. >> what about the courage of superman's parents knowing their planet was blowing up and having courage to put you in their own rocket and send to our planet. how fortunate for earth you landed here. >> not if you're going to carry a lunchbox with superman on it. don't you dare. very bad. >> going to get a lot of kids in trouble. >> i would lose miss mind. >> super man speaks out in favor of wonder woman. >> absolutely. >> i want to see

headed by general patton across the heart of france. and then, the grand triumphant march through paris. beyond paris lay the liberation of belgian and the struggle across the german boarder. blocking a steady pursuit of victory led the nazi counteroffensive, known as the battle of the bulge. through several weeks, the enemy, supported by the most devastating of weather conditions, assaulted allied forces. in general eisenhower called upon all troops to rise to new heights of courage and effort. the brave men of the beleaguered forces held, and began pressing the enemy back. from that moment onward, they found weakened nazi resistance. the bridge across the river rhine -- one of the sturdiest symbols of war. the heart of the enemy's defenses was cracked. there remained the substantial task of mopping up the enemy west of the river. and accepting his surrender in the droves that began to appear. lay in ruin.ies both commander and g.i. found the exultation that comes in victories close. victory came finally with the german surrender in a

he has gone on to the george patton museum, that got him into world war ii, which led him at norfolk at the macarthur memorial. but he still goes to bed at night and dreams about the civil war. [laughter] so it is my great delight to introduce to you migrate polish -- my great polish brethern, chris kolakowski. [applause] murray good mr. kolakowski: good morning everybody. i have been introduced in many ways over many years. consistently the most interesting, not the most embarrassing, but some of the more chuckle-inducing introductions, from my polish -- come from my polish brother here. i encourage you all to come down to norfork and visit the macarthur memorial. it's a fantastic place and i am proud to be leader of the team that preserves the life and times of macarthur memorial. if that gig doesn't work with you, i can probably find you a spot on the staff. i think you are doing ok up in new york. [laughter] day,you go first in the it's a bit of a responsibility. i set the pace for everybody else. it also presents a challenge for me. because i'm going first, you are still waking

but at one point we were called -- i belonged to patton's third army. we wound up in czechoslovakia. this was now towards the end of the war. and we were in a town called ilnoramheim. these were the final stages of the war. it was becoming quite obvious it would soon be over. but reports reached us that the town a few miles away surrender they were flying white flags from their houses, so it became my job along with a very small medical detachment and the military government detachment, to go to that town and take the surrender. it was my job to see if there were still any germans, soldiers, prisoners, i mean soldiers there. and we went to that town just about three jeeps on the evening of may 6. and the military government, colonel, took care of the civilian surrender with the mayor of the town whereas i went about my business looking for germans and i only found a few in a german field hospital. they had converted a school house into a hospital. and i found a few of them and made arrangements, made some mental notes what to do with them the following

we did the path and corridor patton corridor last year. .e are doing the west corridor next year, we will do the north corridor. saw is exposure you something that i did up on a scaffold on a weekend, memorial day weekend a few years ago, looking for what was there and the feasibility of recovering it. so when i was able to recover that, fantastic decorations, that became part of this project could so, yes, that is something we will be doing. it is absolutely spectacular. seeou go there, you will above one of the elevators -- it is about this big -- and it is a very subtle, beautiful, bluish graed -- in a y - any restoration been done -- we have been working mostly on the senate side. i don't know what is going on over there. yes? -- when the question you show the slide of the 7-8 over paints, 175 years after the toginal, were you able pinpoint the amount of time between each of the restorations or conservations or over paintings? christina: that is a good question. that is a question we ask ourselves all the time. to do. what we try of course, you can't do carbon dating. we are cons

he has gone on to the george patton museum which landed him at the mccarthy memorial. he still goes to bed at night and dreams about the civil war. [laughter] it is my great delight to introduce to you my great polish .rethren, chris chris: good morning everybody. i have been introduced many ways over many years and consistently , the most interesting -- the most chuckle-inducing introductions come from my polish brother over there. thank you for that advertisement of the macarthur memorial. i encourage all of you to come down and visit at some point or another. if that professor gig doesn't work out for you, with that advertisement i can probably find you a spot on the staff. [laughter] i think you are doing ok in new york. first on the day it is a bit of a responsibility because i set the pace for everybody else. because i'm going first, you are still waking up. it means that hopefully you will not notice hesitations. pacese i am setting the for the rest of my historian colleagues they hope i do not set too rigorous of a pace. if there are questions i will be happy t

. >> at 7:23 p.m., the man in charge of lockett's execution, robert patton addressed the media. >> ladiesm going to make a short statement, and i'll not be taking any questions. so please don't scrimmage holler at me. as those inside witnessed, the drugs are not having the effect. so the doctor observed the line and determined that the line had blown. it was my decision at that time to stop the execution. at approximately 7:06 hours, inmate suffered what appears to be a massive heart attack and passed away. >> why did you decide to lower the curtain? >> so the physician could check the vein. >> the vein blew. >> the vein? >> yes. >> lockett's vein? >> yes. >> blew. what does that mean? >> it means the vein exploded. >> his vein exploded. >> he said his vein exploded, which i thought was a really strange explanation, because veins don't generally explode. >> in the meantime, just down the hall from the death claim bench charles warner had eaten his last meal. they were now told that his execution would proceed. ♪ >>> after the botched execution imagine - she won't have to remember password

chance -- based on all the polling, i have a good --nce of winning, i hate can you imagine general patton come in the case of syria -- you have syria, you have russia going to syria. you have russia wanting to fight isis. let them fight isis. they don't want ice is coming into russia. the have an obligation to fight them. as much or more than we do. syria is our enemy. isis is our enemy. they want to play together. we are bombing syria weak ly. assad is saying these people are the nicest people in the world. they are knocking out our enemy. isis, let them fight aside. russia, let them fight isis. we will take care of iraq. in 2003-2004, i was totally against going -- i'm the most militaristic person in this room. i can have a military so strong that nobody will mess with us. [applause] donald trump: you have to know when to use it and when not to use it. we went into iraq and i said in 2004, don't go into iraq. were theiran and iraq same in terms of strength. for years and years and years, they fight. they counter each other. now, we've not the hell out of iraq and iran is taking over. pi

. >> martin dempsey is not exactly george patton, okay? he is not actually general douglas mcarthur. i heard him. if you listen to him, we'll lose to isis. we'll be very, very strong. if i win, our military will be very, very strong. our vets are going to be taken care of which they're not right now. they're treated like dirt. >> let me ask you about pretty much based on the fact you're wealthy, they talk about an ego, you know because you say you want to make the country great again. how do you feel about that? >> well, i feel that putin is somebody i would actually get along with him. i get a lot of heat for that. i had a big event in moscow about two years ago, i think i would have a good relationship. it is ridiculous, he hates obama, he can't stand him. i think obama probably can't stand him either. the relationships we have throughout the world is terrible. the amazing thing, china can't stand us and yet they're making a fortune with us. nobody likes us, and yet they're all taking advantage. we're like the big bully that loses all th

pacifica, lindsey patton, cloud cover coming in. we're down to 64 off a high of 80.ater especially on the other side of the hills, still hot. we're talking 90 degrees right now. bill moon's backyard, sunshine, warm there, no wind. napa, 98 degrees. we'll be about 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. here's the reason why. great thing we can do here with weather bug is show you four different live cameras. it rained earlier today in southern california including big bear and tucson, that's not darkness. that's a thunderstorm right now. it is pouring down there and that's kind of the source of our air that will give us much cooler weather tomorrow to the tune of 20 degrees cooler. it's been a warm september. in fact, in san francisco 4 and a half degrees above average for the month. that is the warmest september we've had since 1997. that year sound familiar? also the last time we had a very strong el nino like we're in currently. we have an area of low pressure to our south. we'll not tap in to the rainfall which is unfortunate. that counterclockwise flow will feed out the sou

patton. a lot of them have records that are modern or liberal. some used to be for amnesty. used to be against limiting the debt keeling and you asked me about carly fiorina. today, the establishment likes carly forma. last yeek, it was kasich. week before, jeb bush. in all the discussion i've heard about carly fiorina so far, i've heard nothing about what she said when she ran in the republican primary in the senate in 2009, in 2010, where she was the moderate running against the conservative and her positions were quite different. we have a lot of -- i'm not saying they shouldn't evolve into being more conservative. i also think it's very interesting these candidates are moving foth right as they run. some of whom who are not conservative and this is an important message for mitch mcconnell and john boehner. >> well, that's the bigger problem and that is that the republicans, they didn't use the power of the purse on obamacare. they funded illegal unconstitutional immigration. this two week period where they debate, they'll fund planned parent hood because they don't want

patton. a lot of them have records that are modern or liberal. some used to be for amnesty. used to be against limiting the debt keeling and you asked me about carly fiorina. today, the establishment likes carly forma. last yeek, it was kasich. week before, jeb bush. in all the discussion i've heard about carly fiorina so far, i've heard nothing about what she said when she ran in the republican primary in the senate in 2009, in 2010, where she was the moderate running against the conservative and her positions were quite different. we have a lot of -- i'm not saying they shouldn't evolve into being more conservative. i also think it's very interesting these candidates are moving foth right as they run. some of whom who are not conservative and this is an important message for mitch mcconnell and john boehner. >> well, that's the bigger problem and that is that the republicans, they didn't use the power of the purse on obamacare. they funded illegal unconstitutional immigration. this two week period where they debate, they'll fund planned parent hood because they don't want

. >>> tonight, 360 follow, ann patton bender acquitted for a second time in the death of her husband, trader, john bender. ms. bender has been prosecuted three times now in costa rica. at her second trial found guilty sentenced to 22 years. she maintained her innocence and says her husband was suicidal prior to his death. here's what she told randi >> was it murter or suicide. we visited their home in costa rica in 2013. while anne was awaiting her second murder in the third degreer trial. in costa rica, anne can be tried over and over for the same crime. anne insists john killed himself, telling me she woke in the dark to find her husband pointing a gun at her head. >> we fell towards each other. and he had the gun loaded and cocked. we fell towards each other and the gun went off. >> a single gunshot to the back of john's head. >> prosecutors don't buy her story. they say anne killed john during some sort of psychotic break. anne is bipolar and john suffered from depression. anne told us when her husband was feeling suicidal, they'd take part in what she'd call dress rehearsals. >>

and we are close to making a deal on killing patton, which will be amazing. a lot of stuff on that.is it for us tonight. again, thanks for watching us tonight. we are definitely looking out for you.

lindsay patton report, the 80s are gone, only 57 in pacifica right now. san francisco at the u.s. mint building. san jose 66. santa rosa 64. big-time change in livermore. were you 101 at 6:00 yesterday. today 31 degrees cooler. >> whoo! >> i wish we had some rainfall heading our way. that yellow you see at the top left of the screen will stay offshore and lift into far northern california. today's the last full day of summer. didn't really feel like it. fall begins tomorrow morning at 1:21 a.m. you wake up tomorrow morning feeling refreshed with a new weather season. mother nature's air- conditioning the biggest strongest most efficient air- conditioner in the world is right to our west that chilly water and the chilly air above it in the pacific ocean. low pressure to our south fired up the on show flow machine. now we have something to sustain it. that something is going to hang out for a while. a big broad area of low pressure to our north and west. the onshore flow is here to stay. the question is how strong it will be. not as strong as today. earlier

i'm sending him a signed copy of patton. nick sounds like a precocious kid, word of the day.l, when are you bringing the don't be a pin head show to your old stomping grounds? only shows with tickets left are in chicago, south florida at the hard rock hotel. >>> and a very happy birthday to rose murphy in kentucky. 100 years old yesterday. and finally tonight the factor tip of the day. a nice write up about my upcoming book killing reagan which will be released two weeks from today. why the book is entitled killing reagan when he wasn't murdered by an assassin's bullet. reagan almost died and the shooting had a tremendous effect on his life and presidency. the book will be out in exactly two weeks. you can get it if you sign up for premium membership. >>> and that is it for us tonight. we would like you to spout off about the factor. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be doltish when writing to the factor. tomorrow we are going to find out why and who quoted donald trump as supporting planned parenthood. he had a legitimate point there. if he never sa

lindsey patton even in pacifica, 87 degrees. the cool spot, bodega bay.nes, 90. bill moon in orenda, hot. 91 degrees. today will be the coolest day of the week. it is 97 still in livermore. 88 in oakland. 80 in san francisco. you may see 90 a couple times this week. it is 90 in san jose and santa rosa. hottest day so far this year in san francisco, 90. we hit 89 today and likely will break or exceed that record high for the year. overnight tonight we'll see lows in the 50s and 60s. san francisco, 59. concord, 60. fremont, 60 degrees. the air quality is going to be pretty poor tomorrow. the hotspots will be the east bay and south bay. you'll notice the haze if you're driving out and about tomorrow and most of us will. here's the reason why. we always have a ridge of high pressure somewhere close to us. that's a fact around here in june, july, and august. our weather is not the same back in june compared to now because often this time of year ridges will anchor themselves to our north and west. very critical for us because the wind direction matters. if we

nothing in the book is not true while i wrote about kennedy and the same vein and even patent george patton had an affair with a girl while on the battlefront. so we're not in the business to deify anyone and i do stand by people may not like that but when you read it "killing reagan" you will get a picture of ronald reagan as he truly was with their good and bad. i agree. i think he was majestic the way he inspired fellow americans, his kindness but he was not a saint. >> nor did he ever suggest he was. >> that's right. ice the key would like this book very much. >> i disagree. added he said/she said affairs and one nightstands. >> that is fallacious. >> day you have evidence? >> all the things that we rightabout have a footnote that you know, if you have read the book. did you not to read the book? is at the bottom also in the back. >> as all sourced note - - nothing is anonymous. >> guest: why is nancy's personal life tossed in their? >> she was three people. first the one who wanted to marry ronald reagan we have to explain why and what happened and how she got to hollywood then the dee

lindsay patton in pacifica so 54 degrees in pacifica. be gorgeous at your house this weekend. warm at the coast and clear skies. 55 degrees from keith rodriguez clear skies there, as well. high pressure building. that's what's going to be clearing our skies. we have an offshore flow really drying things out keeping skies clear even along the coast. as high pressure builds so do our temperatures build into the week where we are topping out likely flirting with triple digits inland folks this weekend maybe even flirting with a couple of records by the end of the weekend. what to expect as weigh move on over the next 24 hours. warm to hot this weekend. plenty of sunshine even along the coast. it will be fantastic beach weather. here's a look at the high temperatures around the bay today. 66 pacifica. 87 fairfield. 84 napa. 84 your high temperature today in santa rosa. 74 in oakland. seasonal highs today. above seasonal norms for this weekend building to the mid- to upper 90s saturday and sunday. 80s by the bay. 70s along the coast with plen

patton could have wiped out isis one week. one week ice is through.e leaders anymore. >> after seeing all these other countries i will say america is still the best country in the world. increasingly that's like being valedictorian in summer school. >> all right. dennis miller, everybody. if you would like to seat d man and me in person in phoenix and south florida and chicago. bill o'reilly.com has all the information on the don't be a pinhead shows. bernie goldberg will wrap this special up in just a few moments. iflike i love shrimp, red lobster's endless shrimp... ...is kind of a big deal. it's finally back, with as much shrimp as you want, any way you want 'em. one taste of these new pineapple habanero coconut shrimp bites, and i already want more. they even brought back wood-grilled teriyaki shrimp! yeah, you heard me: teriyaki. and really: what's not to love about... ...buttery garlic shrimp scampi? here, the sweet, spicy, crispy possibilities are as endless as the shrimp. and yeah, they're endless, but they won't last forever. >>> let's wrap t

scott and patton. he looks at the smoldering battlefield and says, god help me i love it so.e wants to do this. i think he wants to get in and i predict he will get in. >> look at the "washington post" post poll. they released a favorable and unfavorable on the candidates. hillary clinton among registered voters 46, 56% unfavorable. joe biden 46% favorable. 49 unfavorable. donald trump 40 favorable, 58 unfavorable. jeb bush, virtually identical to trump, 38 favorable, 57 unfavorable. joy reid, it is hard to read in to that who has what kind of good news in those numbers. they don't look great for anybody. >> they are not great for anybody. i'm sitting here in a state where the most unpopular governor in the country, rick scott, who you can't find anyone who says they are a fan of just got re-elected. i think what the clinton would tell you, no matter what her favorables look like she is in a commanding position versus the other democratic candidates. she remains in a commanding position. when you look at democrats and their attitude toward the e-mails those stories haven't hu

robert patton, director of the oklahoma department of corrections, announced the stay. >> a few minutes ago i received a phone call from a general counsel that the oklahoma court of criminal appeals has issued a stay for richard glossip until september 30. i have not read the actual order itself. i do not know the reasons behind the stay. what thenow stipulations of the state are. i have met with mr. glossip's family and inform them of the state. amy: we will go to obama city and speak with richard glossip less attorney and sister helen prejean after headlines. 11 candidates faced off in the second republican presidential debate wednesday night, four candidates who are lagging behind in the polls debated earlier in the evening. we will discuss the primetime debate of the excerpts later in the broadcast. green party presidential candidate jill stein has launched a petition to allow third-party candidates in the presidential debate. in 2012, dr. stein and her running mate were arrested and shackled to chairs for about seven hours for trying to enter a debate from which stein and other thi

i saw a tattoo this particular artist had done for someone else.it was a tattoo of general patton . it was a great likeness. i knew i found my man. it was very painful. it is a daily reminder that you need to have the same kind of resilience, the same kind of indestructibility as richard nixon. philosophically, i am more of a reagan republican. what i admire about nixon is his tenacity. to a very different and long career, he got knocked down repeatedly but he got back up. host: was richard nixon alive when you had the tattoo put on your back? it?o, did he see guest: unfortunately, he had already passed by the time i got the tattoo. i did it in remembrance of him. he was a good friend and mentor of mine. it was president nixon who introduced me to the reagan people and got me my job with president reagan. i worked on governor reagan's andpaigns in 1976, 1980, 1984. richard nixon gave me my start in politics, for which i will always be grateful. host: mr. texas labor day weekend, three days of politics, books, and american history. here are a few of the features for a labor day monda

headed by general patton across the heart of france.

today when we talk about debussy patton, we talk about someone working in this day in the 1940s.oday, researching candidates has a different feel to it without social media, the things you have at your disposal, was her qualifications of candidates would you be looking for if you were to research and what would you be looking for? >> i would want to see they are at it and caring about what people are saying it as i can tell you right now people make to eat a certain candidate and say something that is not only not good to say out loud, but let's say i have a serious question. i know a couple weeks ago obama did ask the president something about the chicago bulls. that is not something serious, but something that shows he cares and it has been serious questions what i want to see you've taken time to answer question about certain things. so just being caring and the in-between sale get 3030 minute minute -- 30 minutes. just saying they are involved in their community and not doing positive things and not just minding their own business. they are trying to help other people. >> i w

barack obama makes chamberlain look like patton.s the iranian terrorist regime to inspect its own nuclear sites, to continue uranium enrichment, to build advanced centrifuges, to perfect their icbms, to spend $150 billion on terrorism and in the end to secure nuclear warheads and as one democrat after another, one congo line of democrat after another supports this surrender it's clear that the democrats no longer represent the party of hillary-- harry truman and john f. kennedy. it's now the democrat party of bill ayres, and barack obama. and the democrat party will have the blood on its hand as a result of this deal for the rest of time. lets me be clear, this deal sows the seeds of war. the enemy is emboldened and the enemy will be well armed and seek regional and world domination keratotomy no? they told us so. what of the republicans? the republicans, the republicans control that building behind us right now. you see that scaffolding up their? they should take some of that and use it on their dm spies. [cheers and applause] >> t

i go into a battle, and say i'm patton and-- directing a tank battle. i'm getting hammered on my right reinforcement over there. you change the nature of the battle by moving reinforcement around, or i can make a strategic retreat. get better cover for my tanks. in an air battle you could not do that. they were ordered to go to the target, muscle through, bomb it, and come back. not only know of race of action with the flack, but no diversion -- no evasive action with the but no diversion either. none of them were ever turned back. they were not all successful, but none turned back. the results were calamitous. you cannot redirect the battle. a strange thing, too. i can walk the battlefield in the civil war and say, there is lee getting ready to charge on cemetery hill. there is a mile between them. i can walk the battlefield and i say, was lee crazy to do this? well, the wall was low and we thought we hurt them with our artillery. in other words, i can play with the battle because you can go to the site. no one ever returns to an air battle. you never

patton. this phony deal allows the iranian terrorist regime to inspect its own nuclear sites.inue uranium enrichment. to build advanced centrifuges. to perfect their icbm's, to spend $150 billion on terrorism. secure he end, to nuclear war heads. and as one democrat after another, one congo line of democrat after another supports his surrender, it's clear that the democrats no longer represent the party of harry truman and john f. kennedy. it's now the democrat party of bill airs, so long minski and barack obama. democrat party will have blood on its hands as a result of this deal for the rest of time. and let me be clear, democrat p have this deal sows the seeds of war. the enemy is emboldened and the enemy will be well armed and seek regional and world domination. how do we know? they told us so. well, what of the republicans? republicans. the republicans control that building behind us right now. you see that scaffolding up there? they should take some of that and use it on their damned spine. cheers and applause] the republican party, particularly the leadership, has aband

number one school district in the state with the the top schools being hillendale elementary, charles pattonol and unionville high school. >> our good day rewards. >> new jersey you are next. new jersey since the overall number two spot. >> wow. >> with mendham township school district at the top, north jersey district only has two schools, menham township elementary and middle but they both do very well. >> congratulations, nicely done. >> that was according to that list. >> yes. >> newsweek put out a list last week and we will do that tomorrow, the best schools that prepare you for college. best high schools that prep you for college. >> okay. 2500 they have listed. >> 500 good a lot of them are right around here. >> good, we like to see. that we will do that tomorrow. >> 8:08. argument inside a bar in the olney section of the city spills outside leaving two people shot. police say that it happened around 12:30 this morning. a man was shot in the chest and it is said to be in extremely critical condition. a woman was also hit. the she is knee stable condition. both of them were taken to ei

. >> let's bring in dominic patton, tv critic at deadline hollywood.you. >> thanks, alex, for having me. >> did you find any outstanding omp orvgs for the fall? >> some have already started. the prequel to the blockbuster the walking dead. we'll see the executioner, a new series from sons of anarchy creator. right after the emmys on the 20th, they start coming one fast and furious, as i would say. on nbc, blind spot. we'll see the return of heroes, with heroes were born, the adult muppet show. a ton of them coming. and season two of empire, the big blockbuster for the big four this year. >> i want to ask you about empire. i should say, i think nbc's putting a lot on blind spot. they're putting it in the important spot on monday nights. where the black list started out and did so well there. before i get to empire, we saw the muppets. what did you think about that one? >> i grew up with the muppets, with debbie harry and john clees back in the '70s and '80s. this sa new one that you see a lot this year, which is kind of throwbacks. you're seeing it with