patton, of course, they are near chesne.rea patton is out of the battle for the remainder of the war. in the middle of course is douglas macarthur, who ends up becoming a brigadier general in the 42nd rainbow division, quite a character. longtime service, west point graduate. he was also the highest decorated officer in the first world war, eventually winning several -- seven silver stars and the gold cross. the battle commences. leadership,ett's the americans are able to overwhelm the germans, break through their lines, break through the wire, get around these machine-gun nets, which are devastating the american troops, and because the germans recognize that the battle is not week,well, by the third about three quarters of the way into the battle, there are more than one million americans fighting along with about 300,000 french. a million orther so americans ready to come over if shipping is available. it is pretty much the end of the road for the germans. negotiating takes place, and armistice is called on november . at 11:00 a.m. on 1918 even the british feared the germans might r

patton. he started out as a driver, actually on pershing's crew. he ends up in the 10 corps, armed in the service. on the first day of the battle, he is attacking in support of the unit to the far right, which was harry s. truman. he was a battle commander and the artillery unit of the 35th division. patton, of course, they are fighting an area near chesne. that is toward the front. patton is out of the battle for the remainder of the war after he is shot and wounded. in the middle of course is douglas macarthur, who ends up becoming a brigadier general in the 42nd rainbow division, quite a character. longtime service, west point graduate. he was also the highest decorated officer in the first world war, eventually winning seven silver stars and the gold cross. the battle commences. through liggett's leadership, the americans are able to overwhelm the germans, break through their lines, break through the wire, get around these machine-gun nests, which are devastating the american troops, and because the germans recognize that the battle is not goin

the 46-year-old wife of actor patton oswalt died in her sleep at their home in los angeles. the actor's spokesman says the death was a complete shock. machina mara is known as founder of the website truecrimediary and comedian feeted quote -- tweeted quote she was an excellent and thoughtful person. i am so sorry patton. >>> the federal government is moving ahead with the plan for a harriet tubman national historical park in upstate new york. that park will include tubman's home and other buildings. just this week the treasury department announced tubman will be on a redesigned $20 bill. well now the attorney general has signed the agreement for the national park service to acquire the land from a nonprofit group. >>> protecting your home, we'll show you how a doorbell could stop intruders in they are tracks. >> -- their tracks. >> an incredible story of survival. how two skiers survived days stranded in remote alaska during massive snowstorm. >> and a live look outside. >>> a viral video of a woman attacking an ayubi you are driver has -- uber driver has cost that woman her

[cheers and applause] can you imagine what our great generals, general george patton, general douglasacarthur, can you imagine what they'd be saying if they saw what's going on with what we're doing and the way we fight? we don't fight like people from long island. we don't fight like people from new york. so we're going to rebuild our military. it's totally depleted. you know it. we know it. they don't like talking about it. we are going to rebuild our military. it's going to be bigger and better and stronger than ever before and nobody is going to mess with us. obody. and very, very important, we're going to take care of our vets. ur vets are not taken care of. our country owes now, $19 trillion. we owe trillions to china. we owe trillions to japan. the whole thing is absolutely ridiculous. it's going to change around. it is going to change quickly. we are going to renegotiate our trade deals. the in the case of china, $500 billion trade deficit every single year. it's going to end. mexico, i love the mexican people. i love hispanics. i love hispanics. they're unbelievable people. b

now, lindsay patton one of our weather watchers in pacifica said one brief heavy shower but mostly light drizzle. .03" so far in pacifica. winds at the coast 20 miles per hour, inland 14. and 14 in berkeley, 18 in the delta through fairfield. this is a very fast-moving cold front and again sagging to the south traversing to the east, it is moving out as quickly as it moved in so as it does so, behind it there we have a lot of unstable air mass and even though our futurecast illustrates that we should be quiet because of the colder air taking over the mild air we have been experiencing, we could see thunderstorms at any time this afternoon containing small hail. so our eyes to the sky. 60 monterey where the winds are up to 28 miles per hour at this time. today's highs with the northwest wind 20 to 30 into the 60s under 70 everywhere. there you have the sunset. we can have a lot more activity before sun goes down tonight in the form of a scattered thunderstorm. otherwise, high pressure nestles in and we'll be hitting 90 degrees easily in someone's backyard by sunday. probably mine. >> in y

david and melissa, looks like set of beginning of patton, where general patton walks up with the american flag behind him. it ipretty dramatic for donald trump. as soon as trump begins to speak we'll take you there. melissa. melissa: donald trump continues to blast what he calls a rigged primary process in colorado after ted cruz swept the state, taking all 34 delegates up for grabs. >> they talk about delegates. and i'm hundreds of delegates ahead but the system, folks, is rigged. it is rigged, disgusting, dirty system. melissa: never one to mince words. bret baier host of "special report" on fox news. bret, is it fair to say colorado favors the party infrastructure or the insiders? or the establishment? is that fair. >> well, i don't think you would call ted cruz the establishment really, even though many establishment figures are now backing ted cruz. i think it benefits to be organized. that is definitely clear in colorado. and listen, to ted, to donald trump's point, there are many people on the ground in colorado who are very upset with this, very upset there wasn't even a straw pol

can you imagine general mcarthur or general general george patton saying what time is it now? it is so sad to see what is happening to your country. we will turn it around and make it rich again, make it strong again -- [applause] >> and so many different elements. i have been talking about trade. i always talk about trade because when i announced on june 16th it was like the academy awards. it was so many cameras. i have never seen anything like it. i took a deep breath and i said let's go. because we have to do it. it takes guts. running for president believe me takes guts. it takes a lot of guts, believe me. even for the politicians that run at least they are out on the line and you see the dishonesty and see where i won louisiana but i am not supposed to get as many delegates as the person i beat. somebody said there is a rule and another rule. i don't care about rules, folks. i go out, i campaign, we win. we get the delegates; right? we have more votes than cruz and have beaten him in most of the states. we are winning so much. we are winning by almost 300 delegates. i th

michael patton represented two of prince's half siblings. both siblings have died.more than a decade ago, they told him prince took percocet to enhance his stage performance. >> i think they told me, primarily because they were concerned about their brother's health. that was the primary reason. and they both felt that because of that use, that it would affect his life expectancy. >> reporter: patton admits the siblings and prince were not close. he represented dwayne after he was fired by the musician. after the singer's death last week, patton says he shared what the siblings told him with investigators. we reached out to carver county authorities, but have not heard back. some of prince's closest friends told nbc news, they never saw the artist use painkillers. >> he lived a very healthy life. he certainly had no addictions that we were worried about. >> reporter: it will be weeks before investigators release any information about how prince died. a judge now ordered a bank to oversee the musician's estate for now. prince's sister says it appears he did not have

can you imagine general george patton, and isis would he have them removed in 24 hours? we are fighting, and fighting and very limited. they chop off heads and drown people in steel cages. and we'll knock off isis. it is a third obama term. and that is the worst she's gochlt she has the woman card, her best thing except that women don't like her. worst possible representative a woman can have. and the obama card, that is a disaster. four more years of obama this country would be destroyed. look at him going to saudi arabia and cuba to watch the baseball game. doing the wave in the stands? he is have gotten out of that game. and how about going to cuba and no one to grate greet him. and now goes to saudi arabia and no one greets him? >> it is an absolute embarrassment. we have willie robertson? >> willie is a great guy. and bill o'rielly said, the most important political event in his lifetime is donald trump. is he being serious. and he was being dead serious. the single most important event in his lifetime, with a possible exception of the assassination of jfk. that i t

can you imagine what our great generals, general george patton, general douglas macarthur, can you imaginet they'd be saying if they saw what's going on with what we're doing and the way we fight? we don't fight like people from long island. we don't fight like people from new york. >> well, trump couldn't resist the urge to go after ted cruz who smeared the business man for his quote new york values during a january debate. >> do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values, like we're no good. like we're no good. and i started talking to him about the world trade center, the bravery, the incredible bravery of everybody. our police, our firemen, our everybody. the worst attack in the history of the united states, the bravery that was shown was incredible. we all lived through it. we all know people that died and i have got this guy standing over there, looking at me, talking about new york values, with scorn on his face, with hatred, with hatred of new york. so folks, i think you can forget about him. he is lyin' ted. i came up with the idea. you have to

can you imagine guys like george patton, that was rough and tough?f he ever heard that stuff -- first, he would never be a general today because he is not politically correct. he used to slap his soldiers. if you slap a soldier, they would put him in prison for 15 years. this guy was tough. soldiers loved him. they would die for him. they did die for him. he would be right up there with him. could you imagine if they said we can't really hurt anybody, we can't do anything and we don't want to bomb the oil because we don't want the plume to go up and hurt the atmosphere. honestly, folks? we don't know what we are doing. during one of the debates when they asked line ted about waterboarding, they asked him about waterboarding and he did not want to talk about it. i understand that because it is a tough question. for me, not so tough. they asked him about waterboarding. when heever see him gets something that he is uncomfortable and he starts to stumble like a fool. that is what happened. he did not give an answer. then they took the camera. debate, i w

$2 billion from apple her idea for a computer on the watch saying ample infringed on her impending patton for the smart watch. she said she filed suit because she never got to produce her watch before apple stole the idea. apple has not commented on the lawsuit. >> a continue money was poured into a san francisco intersection and it is round construction again. we will tell. >> bolt it with the improvements pit there to-muni. >> a violent robbery caught on camera and the clerk refuses to camera and the clerk refuses to give up the cash without a fight >> coolest temperature in the is the bay is leg at 58 and from saratoga and los altos hills at 51. san jose is 56. most of us in the low-to-mid 50s. san pablo is 54. same in newark and san francisco is at 53. alameda is 55. sfo has arrival delays. up to 36 minutes late. medical officers are moderate. u.v. index is high. from mount tamalpais, i will really out the three day forecast, you will notice it is with rain. hour by hour lack at how much to expect in the neighborhood coming up. >> golden gate bridge is a nice commute if you travel fro

when donald trump talks about general macarthur, and general patton, he is trying to revive a nostalgia for an era that is greatly resonant. i have talked to a lot of trump supporters. they are not hung up on specifics, they are not even asking for them. what they care about is a front and more profoundly aggressive direction for the country. charlie: on the morning show, i have seen you on report after report having the opportunity to talk to trump after he leaves or before he goes in. he is a little bit short, but give us a sense of having covered this man and watched his rise, what is it about him that perhaps the public would not know? mr. garrett: that he does have, and has tried to create for himself, a sense of what the job is like. when i first started covering him i thought, maybe he has not thought about the presidency and its rigors. i think that he has. i still think he is a little bit more casual about that than perhaps he ought to be, thinking that things are easier than they actually are, but the other thing of it like to say is, he does not like to reveal a lot. when for

. >> dominic patton, good to see you. i want to talk about the star studded events. us about them? >> hollywood has become the number one atm for the democratic party. one of the cohosts of the clooney event last night which brought in if you wanted to sit at the co-chair and be at the head table you had to fork out $353,000 a couple, same amount in san francisco. we are looking at estimates of probably raised about $15 million. the record holder of a democratic event was in 2012 in may when clooney hosted an event for the president. it was cohosted by jeffrey that raised $15 million. these are huge events, mega money. i will give you an example that crystallized it beyond images we have seen today and the statements we have heard from clooney and others. on friday night the hillary victory fund had to submit its first quarter receipts. they raised over $33.2 million. now, just some of that over if you look at some of the biggest donors you have james cameron, they themselves donated nearly $353,000 in that time. you are looking at massive deep pockets that the clint

can you imagine general george patton, tough give, they say isis and when he had them removed in about 24 hours. you understand that. we are fighting and fighting and it is limited you get to knock them off. they drop off heads and drown people in steel cages. i think it is absolutely a third obama term and that is the worst thing she has. she has the woman card which is the best thing but woman don't like her. the worst possible representative a woman can have. she also has the obama card which is a disaster. four more years of obama will be destroyed. you look at iran, going over to saudi arabia and going to cuba to watch a baseball became sit on the stands doing the wave. and horrible things are happening. he should have gotten out of the game and should have come become. how abut he goes to could you behalf and known is this to greet him, first time in the history of air force force one and he goes to sauer and there is no one to greet him. >> an impairment. we have willie robertson and bill o'reilly anything you want to say? >> wily a great dial guy and bill o'reilly said, i hate

killing the rising sun is written in the same style as killing patton. in hiro sheep that and nag psaki off the chart. i think you will learnqñ a lot from the book. factor tip of=h> new look at the 2016 campaign and race in america as we get remarkable chance to speak with one of the most controversial political figures in the country the reverend alu4 sharpton. good evening, everyone, and welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. a number of our viewers may be tuni&/ in tonight for news about a meeting i had today with new york businessman and republican frontrunner donald trump. and we'll get to that in just a few moments. first, however, to another new yorker. a man who has found himself at the center of a number of recent controversies over race, politics, and the police. sometimes at the request of the white hou

[cheers] can you imagine what our great generals, general george patton, general i9 if they saw what'swhat we're doing and the way we fight? we don't fight like people from long island. we don't fight like people from new york. so we are going to rebuild our military. you know it we know it they don't like talking about it we are going to rebuild our military. it's going to be bigger and better and stronger than ever before. and nobody is going to mess with us. nobody. [cheers and applause] and very, very important. we're going to take care of our vets. our vets are not taken care of. [cheers and applause] so, ourscountry owes now $19 trillion. we owe trillions to china. we owe trillions to japan. the whole thing is absolutely ridiculous. it's going to change around. it's going to change quickly. we are going to negotiate our trade deals. in china, the case of china a billion-dollar trade deficit every single year. it's going to end mexico, i love the mexican people. i love hispanics. i lovej0 hispanics. they are unbelievable people. we have now 58 billion-dollar trade deficit with mex

can you imagine what our great generals, general george patton, general douglas mcarthur, can you imagine what they would be saying if they saw what's going on with what we're doing and the way we fight. we don't fight like people from long island. we don't fight like people from new york. so we're going to rebuild our military. it's totally depleted. we know it. they don't like talking about it. we are going to rebuild our military. it's going to be bigger and better, and stronger than ever before. and nobody is going to mess with us. nobody. and very, very important. we're going to take care of our vets. our vets are not taken care of. so our country owes now $19 trillion. we owe trillions to china, we owe trillions to japan. the whole thing is absolutely ridiculous. it's going to change around. it's going to change quickly. we're going to renegotiate our trade deals in china. the case of china, $500 billion trade deficit every single year. it's going to end. mexico, i love the mexican people. i love hispanics. i love hispanics. they're unbelievable people. we have now $58 billion trade

can you imagine general douglas mcarthur, general george patton, hearing that the president of the united states gave an exact date. how about a few months ago we sent 50 of our finest, finest -- deirdre: he is live at a rally in delaware. of course one of the key five states to hold a primary on tuesday. super tuesday 3 we're calling it. next to me right here is governor mike huckabee. you actually called this a few weeks ago, cruz, be careful making broad declarations about delegate math. what are your thoughts on that now? >> a few weeks ago he was calling for kasich to get out of the race. it is two-man race, donald trump. we're only ones who have mathematical pathway to the nomination of 1237. hehe said, once you reached that point you have got to get out. now he is at that point. deirdre: he is in that situation. just for people who can now, ted cruz has 559 delegates. essentially he would need to get 100% plus. >> yes. deirdre: of the outstanding delegates to get to that magic 1237. >> so reality if he takes his own advice he gave to others and go ahead and endorse cruz, i mean end

believe me. [ cheering and applause ] >> can you imagine what our great generals, general george patton, general douglas macarthur, can you imagine what they'd be saying if they saw what's going on with what we're doing and the way we fight? we don't fight like people from long island. we don't fight like people from new york. so we're going to rebuild our military. it's totally depleted. you know it. we know it. th don't like talking about it. we are going to rebuild our military. it's going to be bigger and better and stronger before, and nobody is going to mess with us. nobody. and very, very important we're going to take care of our vets. our vets are not taken care of. [ cheering and applause ] >> so our country owes now $19 trillion. [ booing ] >> we owe trillions to china. we owe trillions to japan. the whole thing is absolutely ridiculous. it's going to change around. it's going to change quickly. we are going to renegotiate our trade deals in china. the case of china, $500 billion trade deficit every single year. it's going to end. mexico. i love the mexican people. i love hisp

. >> reporter: residents like jennifer patton say 21st street at 30th road is a raceway. >> people going between the two bridges. >> reporter: and for pedestrians, getting across this intersection particularly >> oh, i never cross this >> reporter: -- a known danger, especially because there is no traffic light, no stop sign and no crosswalk. down. >> if they come at a speed they can -- you know, they are going to hit the person. >> reporter: it was around 11 p.m. wednesday that investigators say the 45-year-old man was crossing when a dark colored car hit him, never stopping, leaving him in the street. that man later pronounced dead at elmhurst hospital. highway patrol officers spent hours at the scene collecting evidence overnight. police now urging witnesses to come forward as residents hope for the city to do more to protect them. >> there needs to be something to sort of help with the flow of traffic, so a light, a stop sign, something that would help. >> reporter: residents say that the city has installed new lights within the last several months here along 21st street but clearly

remember how we told you about jacques littlefield's july 4th tradition, when he would haul out an m60 pattone tank and a civilian car? it's so much fun, we thought you might like to see another of jacques confrontations. [ all cheering ] >> [ lau >> all right in your own backyard. what a dad. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember, you can't take it with you. >> a letter arrives in the mail with news of a strange and lucrative inheritance. >> the letter goes on to say, "if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam." >> and i was like, "why are we named? somebody's scamming us." >> so, is it a scam? >> i said, "you know, ray, there's a fine between genius and idiot." he'd say, "yeah," and he said, "i cross that two or three times a day." >> who is this mysterious benefactor? >> he was a hidden man. >> he didn't have the family life. he didn't have a friend to talk to. >> he really, truly was a fan. >> but an inheritance? >> that's a strange inheritance and a stranger story still. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

>> i think about what patton oswald said when they asked him the question.a sanders supporter. he said if hillary wins, will you vote for her in the general? he said of course, because i'm not a stupid child. he said we have to unite against the enemy of the two psychopaths, his words. we will see pressure mount to sanders holdouts who may not want to rally behind hillary clinton in the general. >> we actually have that clip. let's listen. >> of course i think he could win. i'm out here believing he could win and believing that his voice matters and that our voice matters. i think that that is the most important thing for me, that we begin, when we talk about a movement, it certainly doesn't start or stop with bernie sanders. it's a continuation of the movement for justice, real justice and real change. >> i ask the question to you, alex, how concerned is the clinton campaign that there is a small but famous contingent of bernie sanders supporters who are not seeming to be prepared to rally around the nominee in november? >> yeah. it's a real concern, absolu

if george patton could do it, you've got to be bold and first sometimes.he out of wedlock birthrate, the absence of fathers among black boys, that is what drives down the economic profile of african-americans. am i wrong? >> there is a wealthy, aspiring, prosperous community, well educated and that's the key. but the problem is, the cutback on affirmative action. >> i'm not opposed to affirmative action, as long as it's based on economics and not skin color. that's the way i would do it. but i really admire your success, because i know where you came from, but i want the message to get out to other african-american leaders and the folks that it's education, but this country will afford you an opportunity if you seize it. it's harder if you're black, but if you seize it, it's there. last word. >> i have absolutely no disagreement with you about that. but i think that because of what william julius wilson calls concentrated poverty in the inner city, that the odds of a kid like you or a kid like me ending up where you and i have ended, from that environment,

can you imagine, jesse, general george patton, tough guy, they say isis, would he have them removed inbout 24 hours? >> probably. >> okay. you understand that. i mean, we're fighting and fighting and it's very limited. got to knock them out. they chop off heads, they drown people in steel cages. we're going to knock off isis. i think that it is absolutely a third obama term and i think that's the worst thing she's got. she's got the woman card, which is her best thing, except women don't like her. the worst possible representative a woman can have. but she's also got the obama card and that's a disaster for her, because four more years of obama this country's going to be destroyed. you look at the iran deal, look at the deal to saudi arabia. he goes to cuba to watch a baseball game. he's sitting in the stands doing the wave. horrible things are happening. and he should be -- he should have gotten out of that game, he should have come back. how about he goes to cuba when there's nobody to greet him at the airplane? the first time in the history of air force one. now he goes to aussie ar

appalachian power president and c.e.o., charles patton, told a meeting of energy executives last fall that coal was losing a long-term contest with natural gas and wind power. today we learned america's largest coal company, peabody energy, filed for bankruptcy, as arch coal did in january. in recent years, one report found 26 u.s. coal companies have gone into bankruptcy. some of the most notable bankruptcies include james river coal and patriot coal corporation, which had combined assets that totaled $4.6 billion. mr. president, denial was not a winning strategy for the coal industry. if outright denial of manmade climate change is no longer a viable strategy, what's left? well, it's an old classic -- disassembling -- saying one thing and doing another. the polluters say climate change is real and they say that a carbon fee makes sense but they put their entire massive lobbying and political operations to work to prevent congress from actually acknowledging that climate change is real or from working on legislation to establish a carbon fee, even a carbon fee that would dramatically

can you image how great generals like general pouring patton and mcarthur not being able to handle isisng is ridiculous. we are going to knockout isis make our military bigger, better stronger than ever before it's the cheapest thing we can do and nobody is going to mess with us. i was they take little segments. i gaye an answer to a show and they were talking about nato. i gave a great answer. turned out to be a great answer. for two-days i took it all of a sudden all of the great analysts trump is right about that i said it's obsolete and too expensive for the united states. >> nuclear weapons in japan and south korea -- >> the experts said we never thought about it that way because it is not focused on terrorism which is a bill problem we have now. we have to go to germany japan, south korea, saudi arabia they have money like nobody has ever seen money before. we defend all of the countries. we are not properly reimbursed for the money we are spending. we are defending the world. we are like the policemen to the world. we are defending japan as an example. >> they pay 2 billion for i

[applause] sarah palin: and, what we are really up against, what general george patton said, he said leading the greatest generation, he said, " politicians are the lowest form of life on earth." " liberal democrats are the lowest form of politicians." remember what it will take to save our nation. remember what it will take with all of us working together at the end of the line, by god's grace, we will be up to save the nation. it will take unity among patriots who love this country as much as we love our families. we must engage in healthy come competition, and i say vote for donald trump, and then unite to make america great again. i thank you so much for your graciousness in allowing me to fishh your first fry -- fry, letting me to come in and speak about the candidate. i think you all so much -- thank you also much for believing in the republican platform, we know, that they are the planks that will build this great nation again. it will build a stronger, safer, it will save our sovereignty. thank you for all of us united in that mission. god bless you, wisconsin. thank you, ver

can you imagine somebody like george patton who was rough and tough?uld never be a general today. he could see is not politically correct. he slapped a soldier. they put him in prison for 15 years. the sky was tough. soldiers love them. they would die for him. we can't really hurt anybody and we don't want to bomb the oil because we don't want the flume to go up and hurt the atmosphere. we don't know what we're doing. theyg one of the debates asked ted cruz about waterboarding and he didn't want to talk about it. i understand it. for me it is not a tough issue. when ted cruz get something he is uncomfortable with he sucks is somewhat a fool. he didn't give an answer. i was center stage for every single debate. i never debated before professionally. i heard cruz was a good debater in college. but he was never interrupted in college. i would interrupt him and all of a sudden he went crazy. i want all the debates. is making us look foolish. it is making us look stupid. it is going to change. it will change fast. we are to make great trade deals. carriersc

can you imagine general patton,r or general they say get rid of isis, what do you think?ow -- it is so sad to see what is happening to our country. we're going to change it. we are going to make it rich again and strong again. [applause] so, there are so many different elements. i always talk about trade because when i announced on june 16, it was like the academy awards. i've never seen so many cameras. said, a deep breath and let's go. , running for president takes guts. it takes a lot of guts, believe me. even for the politicians, at least they are out on the line, but then you see the dishonesty. louisiana, and then i find out i am not supposed to get as many delegates as someone id. they say there are rules. i don't care about rules, we go out and we win. i get the delegates. [applause] , we haveantime millions more votes than crews -- ted cruz. we have beat him in most of the states. we are winning by almost 300 delegates, so we are doing great. i think we closed it out before the convention. [applause] that is like a prize fighter, they go into unfriendly territory

[applause] and, what we're really against, george patton said it best. generation, he said politicians are the lowest form of life on earth. he said it. liberal democrats are the lowest form of politicians. so, remember what it will take to save our nation. remember what it is going to take all of us working together at the end of the line here by god's grace. we can say the nation and will take unity among patriots who love this country as much as we love our own families. yes, engage in vigorous competition. be civil then build. for donald trump and then unite to make america great again. i thank you so much for your graciousness and allowing me crash your fish fry and speak my mind about the candidate. i thank you all so much. know theye know, we will build this great nation again. it will build a stronger, safer, it will save our sovereignty. thank you so much for all of us united in that mission. [applause] god bless you, wisconsin, thank you very much. [applause] thank you guys. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, governor sar

generalimagine macarthur or general george patton? what time is a now?is so sad to see what is happening. we will make our country strong in rich again. so, some of the different elements and i've been talking about trade because when i announced on june 16, coming down the escalator, it was like the academy award. so many cameras. i took a deep breath and i said let's go. we have to do it. it takes guts, running for president, it takes guts. it takes a lot of guts, believe me. even for the politicians, at heast they are out on t line. i found out i am not supposed to get as many delegates as the person i' beat. i don't care about rules, books. i campaign and we win. we get the delegates, right? [applause] meantime, we have millions more votes. we have beaten them in most of the states. winning so much. we are winning by almost 300 delegates so we are doing great. i think we have closed it out before they can mentio. conventn convention. and they says in you might have an unfriendly decision. when you knock them out, there is no one probably decision. an

turning to another sad story out of hollywood this morning, the wife of popular comedian and actor patton oswalt dice at the age of 46. she is a crime writer and it came to a complete surprise to the family. crash of some of their hum-vees. it's not the type of crash you'd expect. they are raining from the sky in an air drop over germany. several of the vehicles actually crashed to the ground. the video of the 1ford airborne brigade gone viral. 173rd airborne brigade gone viral. dylan zwier out on the plaza. she has a quick look at the forecast. >> we have a birthday here, you were surprised by a trip to new york. >> yes. >> you are 64, just got to new york for the first time. >> yes, i love it. >> well, it's nice to have you here. we have to all chill for different reasons. it's windy and rainy, it will improve. temperatures will get up to the 60s and 70s across the northeast we are looking like summer wants to build in the southeast as we head into the early part of the week. will develop through the plains. then tomorrow with elook at a better chance of stronger storms for iowa that's

turning to another sad story out of hollywood this morning, the wife of popular comedian and actor pattonthe age of 46. she is a crime writer and it came to a complete surprise to the family. >>> the army investigating the crash of some of their hum-vees. it's not the type of crash you'd expect. they are raining from the sky in an air drop over germany. several of the vehicles actually crashed to the ground. the video of the 1ford airborne brigade gone 173rd airborne brigade gone viral. dylan zwier out on the >>> wait to do a run until later this afternoon as we've got rain moving in from the north across maryland into northern virginia and the metro area here over the next hour or two, continuing to track through. then we'll dry out out. good weather for the nats game. tomorrow, bright and sunny. another great day for basketball. in the 40s in the afternoon. afternoon highs around 70. feelin >>. >> and that's your latest forecast. >>> now to an amazing story of a high school athlete two competed last night in a college swim meet. it's virtually unheard of. the reason behind it is of love

beetle and michael patton. >> good afternoon, i'm martin halloan the president of the police officers association. the p.o.a. is in full support for another term for suzy loftus to serve on the san francisco police commission. siewtzsuzy has long demonstrated her advocacy for women as rights. rights of children of arrested parents. she's demonstrated that since she served on police commission. i was fortunate enough to work with suzy loftus when she was working in the san francisco district attorney's office. i could speak to her ethics and her morals, they're beyond reare approach. since her service on the police commission, and these troubles times. she'd demonstrated strong leadership that is needed at this time when many questions are raised about the policies and practices of law enforcement. not just in san francisco, but nationwide. she is built bridges with the community while maintaining relations with the police officers association and all the other peg groups including the officers for justice. asian piece officers association peace officers association. pride alliance and

so can you imagine the guys like george patton, the guys that are rough and tough?n the defense, i was center stage for every single debate. and all of the things that would happen, happening to us as a nation. and it's making us look foolish and stupid. and some carriers making air-conditioners. they announced that they are laying off 1400 people, moving to mexico. and it was a vicious announcement. like you have an upper mid-level managing guy. and so ford is building $2.5 billion plan two years ago. and now they are doubling up. and nobody tells them of consequences. they have no consequences, nobody. take any of them. take any of them. [inaudible] they would be falling asleep after 20 minutes. but honestly, i probably wouldn't be here. and so we are going to be very presidential. and most importantly have to be really proud of your country. you have to be really proud of your country. and i told my wife come i said, you know, it's going to be tough for me because i want to make this work. but the president of the united states and i love doing it, other people g