many of our viewers may remember the famous scene in the movie "patton" where george patton is brought in to try to reorganize american forces to fight in the desert and beat the germans. in this case, we have a tricolor french flag. many americans and others do not realize that when we landed in morocco in north africa, the french government was allied with nazi germany. we actually did have to do some fighting against the french with the initial landing. included in this case is a waffen ss hat. this one is unique because it is a tropical wear issue that the germans will give the ss part of their elite troops -- part of their elite forces, i should say. ss will be in charge of carrying out the holocaust in europe. and one other thing i thought i would point out here. you have "life" magazine issue, "war hits red oak." at the pass, 45 men from red oak, iowa, in the local national guard unit are going to be killed or captured by the germans. this was the point where the reality of war in north africa and the european theater will start to come home to americans with these losses in suc

it heated the rivalry between george patton and bernard montgomery, the british commander. something i wanted to point out that is of special significance, i think, in this gallery that we want visitors to understand is that war is a very messy, dirty, .nd often unfair business in those landings at sicily, we are going to see the worst friendly fire incident that american forces suffered in .orld war ii better than 300 american paratroopers are going to be shot down by allied forces as they approach southern italy early in the invasion. this is something that came about because of inexperience and green troops and beer -- and fear. it's part of war and not an easy, glorious march to victory, like a lot of people think it was today. though we call it the good war, very bad things happened in that good war. here we have an airman cloth map .f italy and tunisia when paratroopers were dropped into unknown territory, they dyed intoe these maps scarves they would wear, and this is how they would try to maneuver territories around them . in this space, you can see taking palermo,

i will find the general george patton. we have got him. they may not be politically correct, who cares. who cares. but we are going to find him. and we are going to clean things up and we are to have a great country again. and respectful. we are going to have a respected country. we have a lot to do. we will build a wall. [applause] we will build a wall. we have no choice. either way, people will come into our country, but they are going to come and legally. [applause] [chanting -- usa] donald trump: whoever the hell yelled. we will rebuild the wall, and the script, i was not so sure should be talking about walls. tomorrow in jacksonville, i can talk about walls, but in this one i was a little hesitant to talk about it. thank you. thank you. by the way, and i say this all the time and people buried out, a radio host hispanic show in new york said, you know, my audience is all hispanic. they love trump. let me tell you who wants to stop illegal immigration more than anybody. the hispanics in our country legally. it is true. [cheering] just

i know you say -- >> patton could go -- do it.: i think it is difficult, people saying arming rebels in the first place where we were arming isis i don't think it is that easy. harris: two things have gone on, not just are they going to administration change the strategy but do they have one? remember president obama said at one point we don't have a complete strategy. beside that, talking about recruiting going on, i don't see how this administration, look, they don't have to give us every detail, tell us it is working but this is different component you've seen in patton's days, social media. >> really isn't. they have command-and-control in a town in syria, raqqa, right? that's where they are. everybody knows where they are, all right. you have to take that out. you have to take that out. scatter them to the wind. all right? then wherever reconvene, then you go in and get them. this is how you defeat the jihad. kirsten: talking about ground troops, then? >> absolutely. you don't have to stay there, and you don't have to nation

i will find the general george patton. we have gotten. -- we have got him. they may not be politically correct, who cares. who cares. but we are going to find him. and we are going to clean things up and we are to have a great country again. and respectful. we are going to have a respected country. we have a lot to do. we will build a wall. [applause] we will build a wall. we have no choice. way, people will come into our country, but they are going to come and legally. [applause] [chanting -- usa] donald trump: whoever the hell yelled. we will rebuild the wall, and the script, i was not so sure should be talking about walls. tomorrow in jacksonville, i can talk about walls, but in this one i was a little hesitant to talk about it. thank you. thank you. by the way, and i say this all the time and people buried out, a radio host hispanic show in know, mysaid, you audience is all hispanic. they love term. -- they love trump. who wants toou stop illegal immigration more than anybody. the hispanics in our country legally. it is true. [cheering] just to finish up

patton jacked out of his minds, but really, watch sharise wright who just had a tough game against hisormer team. he fell down and that's the reason the play happened. flaco leads the ravens back downfield, five times. marlon brown stepped up in front of aken. aken got it. 6 seconds to go. here's the hail mary. into the end zone, it is incomplete. this was a much needed 49er win. they snapped a four game losing streak. 25-20. baltimore drops to 1-5. >> this was a must win game. you could tell both teams needed it. i'm just happy we came out with the win. >> we don't spend much time thinking about what other people are saying about you, but there's been so much talk. every quarterback had an opinion about you. do you look forward to maybe a couple of weeks where there isn't that much discussion about your play? >> they can talk all they want. that doesn't affect how i go about my business. >>> steeler and cardinals. michael vick sidelined. pittsburgh turned to third string quarterback, landry jones. might not be third string much longer. brian, 137 yards receiving, and 2 touchdowns in h

to assassinate president lincoln in "killing lincoln" and look at the last year of general george patton's life. and a look at the conservative book club's bestseller list continues with glen beck's of "it is about islam. "unlikeable, edward kline looks at hillary clinton's political career. mark levine is next with "plunder and deceit" in which he calls on young people to resist what he calls an ever growing centralized government. also on the best-selling list, presidential candidate and former neurosurgeon ben carson in "a more perfect union" argues a bert understanding of the constitution is needed to solve america's most pressing issues and he lays out hit plate cal thinking. ann ram ram in -- ann romney in which she details her struggle with multiple sclerosis. you can watch the authors on our web site, booktv.org. >> how do i find odessa? wasn't hard to find. it's football team, odesya, was absolutely legendary at that point in time in 1988. it ended up winning, i think, three or four state championships in the '80s and a the most competitive playoff system in the country. and 65 te

patton and in this sunday night on "firstm. eastern ladies." from martha washington to michelle obama, sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. this year, c-span is touring cities across the country, exploring american history. next, look at our recent visit to buffalo, new york. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> right now, we are at buffalo's waterfront. as part ofreating it the governor's vision. fits to revitalize the waterfront. our waterfront sits right out there. lake erie is one of the great lakes. the great lakes comprise about 84% of north america's freshwater. on aact we are right here great lake is something very significant to us. with our vision being to revitalize the waterfront, we have looked at it this 21 acre parcel on the water's edge and thought how do we re-created? we are in a position to re-create what the waterfront looked like at a point in time. we had a master plan that was put together that tries to re-create some of the feel of what it would have bee

many viewers may remember the famous scene in patton where george patton is brought in to reorganizeamerican forces to fight in the desert and beat the germans. this map introduces visitors to the situation when the allies landed in north africa in november of 1942. you can see on the map the allies are represented in blue. the access powers in the territories they control represented in red. you get a sense of the scale of hitler's power where he and thatlini have an empire stretches across europe and north africa. we have a long way to go in this war. >> c-span prisons landmark cases, the book. a guide to our landmark cases series that discusses marbury versus madison, koran monsoon versus the united states. brown versus the board of education. and roe versus wade. landmark cases, the book. it features highlights and the impact of each case written by tony mauro and published by c-span in cooperation with cq press. for $8.95 plus shipping. get your copy today. >> next, dowling college history discusses president eisenhower and his space policies. and his support for satellite, civi

i will find the general george patton. we gotel. we got 'em. they may not be politically correct. who cares. who cares. but we're going to find 'em. and we're going to clean things up and we're going to have a great country again. we'll have a great -- -- and respected. a respected country. so, we have a lot of to do. we will build a wall. [cheering] >> we will build a wall. we have no choice. and by the way, people will come into our country but they're going to come in legally. legally. [chanting] u.s.a. u.s.a.. u.s.a. u.s.a. u.s.a. u.s.a. u.s.a. >> i appreciate whatever the hell yelled out, we'll rebuild the wall. to be honest in this group i wasn't so sure i should be talking about walls. does that make sense? tomorrow, tomorrow in jacksonville i can talk about walls. but in this one i was a little hesitant to talk about it. thank you. thank you. [cheering] >> by the way -- and i say this all the time and people bear it out. a radio host, hispanic show, in new york, said, you know -- he was interviewed. he said, you know, my audiences all hispanic. they love trump. they love t

we'll find ourselves a patton. right here, i will be the patton. we're going to find a patton and we're going to find a mac arthur. we're really good at that. we have great people. i told the story, i saw generals on television. they shouldn't be on television. they shouldn't be taking, they shouldn't be talking they should be doing. they asked a certain general, i won't insult him, a month 1/2 ago on a talk show. here is general so-and-so, one of the top, top people, i could even say the top, what is he doing on television? he is saying, well, isis is very tough, you know, they are spread out. by the way, they took the oil that i said take. remember i said take the oil? take the oil! they're being funded by the oil that i said take! i don't want their damn oil. you know what it turned out to be another benefit of having it. take the oil and we didn't do it. we shouldn't have been in iraq in the first place. i said that in 2003. shouldn't have been there. [applause] we totally destablized the middle east. we totally blew it. but we were there. then

many of our viewers will remember the movie "patton" where george pat top is brought in to try to reorganizemerican forces to beat if germans. this map introduces visitors to the situation when the allies landed in north africa in november of 1942. you can see on the map that the allies are represented in blue, but the access powers and the territories they control are represented in read. you get a sense of the scale of adolf hitler's power where he and mussolini have an empire really more german but have an empire that stretches all the way across europe and north africa. a sea of red, we have a long way to go in this war. >> each week, american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the nation's college professors. you can watch the classes here every sad evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. >> next stanford university professor claiborne carson talks about martin luther king's career as a reverent. -- reverend. like his father, he was a pastor. an hour.bout who is martin luther king --

dom nick dominique patton -- >> hugh hefner is an icon and leader in the battle of sixable liberation. >> reporter: in a way, "playboy" was overtaken by the revolution it helped unleash. with the internet making pornography easily available, the magazine circulation has dropped. for more than 5.5 million in 1975, to little more than 800,000 leaders today. >> the real basis of the change is the bottom line they have got to do something. they're losing readers. removed nudity from its website last year, traffic soared from 4 million to 16 million unique users a month. the average age fell from 47 to 30. so the magazine will still show women in provocative poses but they will no longer be fully nude. and yes, "playboy" will still feature what men always said they really bought it for, the articles. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for "the morning news" and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new >>> welcome to the "cbs overnigh

george patton had an affair while he was on the battlefront. so we are not in the business of deifying anyone and i understand why people might not like that and they don't have to read the book but when you read "killing reagan" you will get a picture of ronald reagan as he truly was with the good and the bad. and i agree with you i think the man was majestic in the way he inspired fellow americans, and his kindness but he wasn't a saint. >> host: nor did he ever suggest that he was. >> guest: that's right and i think ronald reagan would like this book very much. >> host: i would disagree with that because there's so much that you say was he said she said, affairs and one night stands. >> guest: that is fallacious. >> host: do you have evidence of one night stands? >> guest: all of the things that we write about our footnoted in the book as you know few have read it. they are footnoted with names. did you not read the book? >> host: oh yes i read the book. >> guest: they are footnoted on the page and in the back of the book as well. no anonymo

george patton had an affair with this girl while he was on the ballot. we are not on in the business of deifying anyone and i understand why people don't like that and they don't have to read the book, but when you read the book, you will get a picture of ronald reagan as he truly was with the good and the bad. i agree with you, i think the man was majestic in the way he inspired fellow americans, in his kindness, but he wasn't a saint. >> nor did he ever suggest he was. he certainly -- >> that's right and i think ronald reagan would like that book very much. >> no, i would disagree with that. they're so much he said, she said affairs. one night stands. >> that is fallacious. >> do you have evidence of a one night stand? >> do you have evidence -- >> all of the things we write about are footnoted in the book which you would know if you had read it. did you not read the book? >> oh yes i read the book. >> they are footnoted on the page and in the back of the book. no anonymous stuff. >> all right. why nancy's personal life tossed in there as well? >> beca

dom ni dominique patton -- >> hugh hefner is an icon and leader in the battle of sixable liberation. >> reporter: in a way, "playboy" was overtaken by the revolution it helped unleash. with the internet making pornography easily available, the magazine circulation has dropped. for more than 5.5 million in 1975, to little more than 800,000 leaders today. >> the real basis of the change is the bottom line they have got to do something. they're losing readers. >> reporter: when "playboy" removed nudity from its website last year, traffic soared from 4 million to 16 million unique users a month. the average age fell from 47 to 30. so the magazine will still show women in provocative poses but they will no longer be fully nude. and yes, "playboy" will still feature what men always said they really bought it for, the articles. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for "the morning news" and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york

i will find the general macarthur, i will find the general george patton. we've got them. we've got them. they may not be politically correct. who cares. who cares. but we are going to find them. and we are going to clean things up and we're going to have a great country again. and respected. we're going to have a respected country. so, we have a lot to do. we will build the wall. we will build the wall. they have no choice. and by the way, people will comment our country, but there going to come in legally. legally. [chanting] >> i appreciate whoever yelled out we will build the wall because i was not so sure i should be talking about that. tomorrow in jacksonville i can talk about walls. but this 1 i wasi was a little hesitant to talk about it. thank you. thank you. [applause] by the way -- and i say this all the time, a radio host, hispanic show in new york said,said, you know, he was interviewed and said, you know, my audience is all hispanic, they love trust. let me tell you, let me tell you who wants to stop illegal immigration more than anybody, the hispanics that a

dominique patton senior writer at deadline hollywood. >> if you look at "playboy" its influence on americaty are profound. here is a magazine that started literally when dwight eisenhower was president and now 2015 still published every month still something that people recognize. >> reporter: despite its success "playboy" has suffered from the internet explosion in which pornography is free and easy to find. the magazine circulation dropped from more than 5.5 million in 1975 to 800,000 readers today. "playboy's" approach will scrap the nudity and increase the raw intimacy. when the magazine removed nudity from its website last year, web traffic jumped from about 4 million to about 16 million unique users per month. >> people who probably never broke open a "playboy" magazine know what "playboy" is, know what the lifestyle is and something that speaks an age of freedom they're still looking for. >> reporter: while the photos may change. "playboy" says its history of publishing provocative articles and news making interviews will continue. something the magazine has also featured since its

he split from his wife paula patton. and the album he released to win her back was considered a flop. >> i think these videos are going to be a pr nightmare for each of them and then they'll move on in time. >> certainly no doubt they're both very talented. >> yes. >> speaking of no doubt, there is also news on pharrell's fellow coach on "the voice" gwen stefani. there she is out this weekend looking for a pumpkin after settling her divorce. far less and they will custody of their three children. >> another "voice" coach adam levine in a big conference this weekend with maroon five. just announced today they're going out on tour together. after demi's plans with adam lambert reportedly fell thro but she told us there is no feud with adam. >> adam and i are really friends. love him. nick is one of my best friends and also business partners. complicated so demi and adam are all good. demi performed at the we can survive concert in l.a. saturday. she even retweeted adam's shout-out that blamed complex business negotiations

this is that td pass to patton in the second quarter. it was patton's first nfl touchdown by the way. the niners got 25-20 win. they held on. the seattle sea hawks are up next at levi stadium. both teams by the way have 2-4 records. >>> tracy chandelier and her family traveled from san francisco to take on the l.a. rams. during that game something happened. she fell head over heel with joe montana. she is the 49ers fan girl. breaks down everything about the team and the nfl. watch. >> every time ben roethlisberger went back to pass he had time to go to starbucks before he threw the ball. >> he tackles everything football on her blog and flies to santa clara from l.a. for every single home game. you must be happy with what happened yesterday tracy. >> i am. 2-4 who would have thought i would be so excited with 2-4. today i'm so happy do you know what difference that is from 1- 5. huge. >> take me back from 1990. what was it about joe montana? was it his ability? his physicality. >> i was 11 sol it was a little bit of both. i remember he t

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patton in the end zone, first career touchdown. wright burned again. 25-13 niners. game one over. ravens made it's five-point game. flacco, he mail mary with no time left and it's knocked down. 25-20 the final. >> we felt lick as a team if we come out and play the way we capable of playing, we'll be okay. the -- today we were able to finish, last we week we weren't. we're happy about that today. we'll see where this takes us. >> any win at this point, take it one game at a time, see what happens. but we played well overall as a team for the first time in a while. >> i think our team is building. we're gradually picking up momentum, playing better and better. >> seahawks and panthers, carolina ha four 80-yard drives the game, thousand three, 36 seconds to go. cam newton, panthers now 5-0, beating the hawks in seattle. hawks and niners 2-4 and face off thursday at levied stadium. cardinals in pittsburgh. landry jones threw two touchdowns but bryant did all the work on this one. 88 of his 137 yards right now. he had two touchdowns. cards drop to 4-2. 25-1 the final. >>> raiders get s

a few plays later, kap dancing in the pact, fines a patton in the end zone. wright burped again. nothing like the first one. 25-13 niners. ravens made it's five-point game. flacco, he hail mary with no time left. knocked down. boy, that's got to taste sweet for the niners, ending their four-game losing streak. >> seahawks hosting the undefeated panthers. down 3, 36 seconds to go, nut ton to olsen, panthers beat the hawks in seattle. hawks and niners kick off thursday in levi's stadium. >> in pittsburgh, ben roethlisberger out with an injury, michael vick left the game so landry jones entered the game. what a day for that young man. 25-13 that final. >>> the raiders get some much needed rest this week. they have a bye and will face the chargers next sunday in san diego. chargers taking on aaron rodgers and the packers, throw-back unis. james joan, second td pass of the game. 24-17 green bay. san diego marched down the field. a minute left. a philip rivers' pass knockedded away on fourth and goal. green bay now 6-0 with a 27-20 victory. >> broncos and browns, peyton manning threw t

zone known to put in the friend zone but only by request like a big song not my own antwan andre patton senior bitch what's hatt'n n i see ya and i see ya and i see ya and i see ya in the rearview mirror i think we see this it clearer ain't no crystal balls just on chins all in yo' jaw i'm in thicker than a snicker boi or slimmer than a slim jim dinner time records cuz we always eating din din i got my drum machine i got my drum machine i got my drum machine three two one eight oh eight nine-oh-nine s-p-twelve lin drum eight oh eight nine-oh-nine s-p-twelve now what you talkin' bout can you beat it like a drum tell me baby is it really what you want can you crank it louder until we wake the neighbors up i'll make the perfect sound if you got the magic touch so you can turn me up i got my drum machine i got my drum machine i got my drum machine i got my drum machine i got my drum machine three two one eight oh eight nine-oh-nine s-p-twelve lin drum eight oh eight nine-oh-nine s-p-twelve now what you talkin' bout this be that jedi rap it and i'm your captain come on my space craft to see

patton's armored force across the heart of france.grand triumphant march through paris which was freed by french troops and soldiers of the u.s. fifth corps. beyond paris lay the liberation of belgium and the yard-by-yard struggle across the german border. blocking the steady pursuit of victory laid a nazi counteroffensive in the arden sector, known as the battle of the bulge. through a grim and bleak period of several weeks the enemy, supported by the most devastating of weather conditions, isolated and assaulted allied forces. general eisenhower called upon all troops to rise to new heights of courage and effort. the brave men of the beleaguered forces held and steadily began pressing the enemy back. from that moment onward the supreme commander counted on weakened nazi resistance. the bridge across the rhine, one of the sturdiest symbols of the war, with its crossing in march, 1945, the heart of the enemy's defenses was cracked. there remained a substantial task of mopping up what was left of the enemy west of rhine. and accepting

patton in the end zone, first career touchdown. wright burned again. 25-13 niners. game one over. ravens made it's five-point game. flacco, he mail mary with no time left and it's knocked down. 25-20 the final. >> we felt lick as a team if we come out and play the way we capable of playing, we'll be okay. the -- today we were able to finish, last we week we weren't. we're happy about that today. we'll see where this takes us. >> any win at this point, take it one game at a time, see what happens. but we played well overall as a team for the first time in a while. >> i think our team is building. we're gradually picking up momentum, playing better and better. >> seahawks and panthers, carolina ha four 80-yard drives the game, thousand three, 36 seconds to go. cam newton, panthers now 5-0, beating the hawks in seattle. hawks and niners 2-4 and face off thursday at levied stadium. cardinals in pittsburgh. landry jones threw two touchdowns but bryant did all the work on this one. 88 of his 137 yards right now. he had two touchdowns. cards drop to 4-2. 25-1 the final. >>> raiders get s

if you think of general macarthur and general patton. these people don't talk on television about what they are doing with battles and everything else. the fact is, yeah, i think i have weaknesses because it's something i don't like discussing because i don't want to give it up. >> does that answer your question? >> fair enough, fair enough, fair enough. >> yeah. >> willie, do you have somebody there? >> thanks for your question. let's go to brian, a student, 21 years old at st. anselm voter and undeclared voter. >> hello, mr. trump. i'm also a small business owner and the way i see it is your campaign has gained you a lot of recognition for calling how it is but it's been based more on talking points than substance so my question is do you have a specific plan for how to bring our economy back or should middle class voters elect you because your name is trump? >> i think they should. built a great company. everybody agrees on that. built a great company and i've employed thousands of people, i've ploitd februarys of thousands of people

do you think general george patton would say i don't know? [applause] do you think he would say that? i don't know. he smacked the reporter in the face, kick him in the lips. he would give bass to that guy. for general douglas macarthur the highest marks. i'm a big person in academia. the highest in the history of west point general macarthur. can you imagine him saying i don't know what the do about it? we have people though now. either they are so constrained by politics that they won't say that we have to be tough and we have to be strong. at the same time i want to rebuild this country. we have riches that are falling down. we have 60% of our bridges that are in danger. we have roadways that are coming apart. we have airports that are third world. if you go qatar and saudi arabia and you go to some these countries, china you see airport likes of which you have never ever seen before. and then you come back in the land at laguardia. potholes, potholes. you land in laguardia or newark or lax and you walk into a filthy terminal that's fallin

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that's quinton patton. held to 142 total yards the fewest that they have had in some nine years. we'll try to explain. >> it is hard to get by this, it is as we're not going to stand here and lie as it is seattle. and that they have not had much success against them in the last couple of years. but like i said before that you need to put this behind us to move on and get ready for the next match up. >> you get a sense of how somber that is, the mood in the locker room in general as they were not full that they started out about 75% full and maybe 10,000 empty seats, still midway through the game. yeah, that's not the point. >> and then it dwindles in after that? >> they left early in their 4th quarter. >> to protect them in that line that they could not control their line of scrimmage. >> the right side there as they would get technical on the offensive line, pretty solid and the left side and the young guys, they are not very good. >> at what point do you say you know what that maybe he's not the an? is that time approaching? >> you know, that if they had that backup that they w

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do you think general george patton would say i don't know? applause ]. >> do you think he would say that? the highest marks -- i'm a big person for academia. i believe in it. the highest marks, general mccarthy, can you imagine saying i don't know what to do about it. the good ones know. either they don't know or they are being so constrained by politics they have to say they don't know. we have bridges that are falling down. we have 60% of our bridges are in danger. 60%. we have roadways that are coming apart. we have airports that are third world. you go over to qatar, you go over to saudi a arab ya. some of these countries, china, you'll see airports the likes of which you have never, ever seen before. then you come back and you land at laguardia. it's true. potholes. you land at laguardia or newark or lax, and you walk into a filthy terminal that's falling apart with broken terrazo floors. when you want to take care of the vets. because i will build up the military so strong nobody is going to possess with us. nobody. nobody. now, with th

we have great quotes from george patton, who said you cannot find patriotism in a foxhole. he has some colorful quotes about why men fight. the confederacy has that in 1861 because of a myriad of decisions -- had that act because the war was going to last longer. the north had to do it also. they shut down recruiting offices because they felt like the war was going to end shortly. both sides, you have substituted and then expansion into junior and senior reserves, especially in north carolina. they are scripting everyone from 16 to 55 or 60. >> one more question. we can look at the lost cause now as a selective interpretation, even distortion of history, for the purpose of getting a handle on the present of the people who invented the lost cause, and even to control the present to reconcile the past. we can even see that happening now, maybe in a different way because there is a strong line of thought these days, it seems, of not a lost cause but maybe an evil cause, in which there is a selective reinterpretation, or distortion of history to try to really just wipe out cert