patton's exeter home this evening.fficials at the lehigh county central booking center say he was released around 4:30 after being arraigned on the charges. the lehigh valley health network said in a statement that they take charges very seriously. it reads in part "when we became aware rt of the allegations we placed dr. patton on leave and removed him from all administrative and clinical responsibilities so the police could conduct an investigation. we cooperated fully with the police and gave them full access to our employees and records ". >>> and back here live, the indecent assault charge is a second degree misdemeanor, investigators also say they had information from witnesses as well as the victim. back to you. >> thank you shawnette. >>> on your radar it looks like the rain is finally out of here. people out enjoying the dry warmer night in center city tonight some even leaving their jackets at home sips we're still in the mid 60s. moving live to trenton. you can see it's nice and clear right now. in fact kath

trump, patton, reagan, these are leaders. and patton once put it this way. very famous quote.said lead me, follow me, or get out of the way. and that's what you get with donald trump. >> yeah, you might be right. we'll see what happens here. all right, doug, thank you. meanwhile, we're getting an update on the justice department being evacuated. alarms are sounding throughout the main doj building. we don't know what's going on here. and people are being told not to use elevators. we'll keep an eye on it here. but so far they're just evacuating the building. we don't know what precipitated the evacuation, whether it was a call-in threat but they're following through orderly we might stress. meanwhile, hillary clinton is looking to break a losing streak with at least a win in kentucky. it's a closed primary state. by that i mean independents cannot participate in this. allison lundar gann grimes, the kentucky secretary of state on that after this. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced, but they're daughters

and after new hampshire when we left the race, mary patton and i sat down and had a serious talk. do we want to stay out of the presidential race from there forward just let nature take its course, whatever happens, happens? or did we want to do sthag will make a difference? >> we've been friends with donald trump for 14 years. we know him well. and said to mary pat, we never ever make a mistake by standing with your friend. and donald trump is my friend. [applause] so nearly -- so nearly three months ago he and i walk into a room together in fort worth, texas and shocked the world. i announced my endorsement for him for president and there were all the screptics and the critics at the time who criticized my decision. well, they can come and meet the next president of the united states with me. [applause] and new jersey republicans are once again proving if you want the republican nomination get the support of the new jersey republican party and donald trump has it. we are thrilled to be supporting our friends. we've got just a little bit less than six months until we change ameri

you think general george patton was interviewed? we are going to strike the enemy from the front. later we will strike them back here. on may 29th we are going to drop some bombs. the meantime the enemy turns out to be ten times tougher than we thought because they know our plan. we have to be unpredictable folks. we have to be unpredictable. it is so sad. i can just imagine guys like general george patton, general mcarthur, the great generals we have had over the years. they are spinning in their graves, you know. a little while ago president obama announced he is sending 50 men to iraq. he is sending 200 men. does a news conference. we are sending 50 men to iraq/syria. guess what? the number is so small, only 50. but these are really elite people. here is the problem. when you do that they have a target on their back. they have a target on their back. those people are being hunted right now. send thisem if you want to send them but keep your mouth shut. don't talk. politicians, they are all talk, no action. i guarantee you bobby knight would not be talking about it. coach leach

we have...hate to call it june gloom but a summer patton developing with the marine layer and the flagsfederalry building pointing east. up to 12 degrees cooler, and showers on wednesday and thursday and calmer and seasonal this welcome and 76 to 79 degrees. most of us in the mid-70's on the peninsula. low-to-mid 60s with the many layer clouds stubborn at the coast. mid-to-upper 60s downtown and sausalito and san francisco up to 77 in the north by. hercules and richmond and berkeley the upper 70s. and inland from 78 to 81. my seven-day outlook shows temperatures are only in the 50s and 60s with our last chance of a scattered shower on thursday and we will warm back to average in time for the weekend. how is the commute? >> so far, so good, 53 bart trains in service for monday morning commute with no delays and we have had another cancellation, the 71, and that is the 6 5:00 departure time they canceled that the next bus is along at 7:15 and i am re-tweeting all of the cancellations so you can check it out. no problems with ace train all running on time this morning. we will look on the

scott be playing patton again in your movie killing patton?is deceased that may be a tough job. will president obama going to hiroshima help or hurt sales of your book killing the rising sun? it depends what he does there. what we found out about the a-bomb will open your eyes. i am celebrating 1,000 days as a billo'reilly.com premium member. jack conan, temecula, california. thank you for allowing your books to be available to the braille institute. >>> the factor tip of the day. we have a lot of things going on here. we are always looking for worthy endeavors. i'm teaming up with perhaps the most prolific fiction writer in the world. james patterson on a picture book for young children about being polite. you may not associate me with being polite. but mr. patterson is beyond reproach. the book is called give please a chance. it will be available in november in time for santa to make delivery to the urchins. you'll like it, it's neat. factor tip of the day. that is it for us, please check out the fox news factor website, which is different f

it is no wonder that such distinguished general such as stored patton and norman schwarzkopf would revere and him you late sherman. schwarzkopf even kept on his desk a quote from sherman during the first iraq war. "war is the remedy our enemies have chosen. i say, let us give them all they want." like his hero, norman destroyed his foe and offered lenient terms of surrender. sherman has been demonized for waging war against noncombatants, but his hard hand of war established a model of how america would win future conflicts. robert o'connell described sherman's army as the first truly archetypal american ground force. is still used today by the armed forces of the united states, and continues to govern how we fight. as world war ii and vietnam noonstrated, americans have problem wreaking destruction on their enemies when the existence of the nation is at stake. macarthur's admission to congress was lifted out of sherman's playbook. when war is forced upon us there is no other alternative than to apply every available means to bring it to a swift end. object is a victory, not prolonged ind

i think -- i haven't heard him use too much bad language so when he is speaking, he is tough, and patton was probably using language that donald trump doesn't use, but we need somebody who has guts and who isn't afraid to say what has to be done and that's donald trump. >> you know, we were talking about guys like you have committed their resources, whatever you can do to help donald trump out. sheldon adelson, committing 100 midge do-$100 million but not a groundswell of support. that might still materialize. are you worried that donald trump financially could have a late start getting this going in. >> no, i don't think -- i know -- he does just fine on fox and other changes and probably would get away without spending money because he is a great promoter. >> it's a different game in a general election where you assume that either party's nominee is going get a lot of media attention. >> yes, it is a different game but he is an unusual part of the game, and i have to stand up and back him for what is the best for our country. i'm sorry if people like romney don't like him. too bad. let

but it's got paula patton and kathryn hahn.ton i mean, come on. it's just so -- the whole thing's great. i want to show everyone a clip. >> oh yeah, let's look at the clip. >> jimmy: here's david spade in "the do-over." take a look at this. >> two more kung pao chickens, are you sure? >> excuse me. >> okay, i got to go, bye. >> are you the manager? >> why yes, i am. how can i help you? >> can you tell me where i can find the kitty litter aisle? >> actually, i'm the bank manager. >> oh. >> pomco savings is a bank. we have nothing to do with save and pay. >> kitty litter? >> it's aisle two. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you like that character, he's good. the twin boys are funny. they make me laugh. >> i have two twin stepsons that hate me, yeah. >> jimmy: they dress in karate uniforms. >> and they beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> jimmy: you guys, david spade. "the do-over" hits netflix friday, may 27th. we'll be right back with mrs. laura bush and jenna bush hager. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ verizon is the n

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. >> when you think of the great general patton and all of our great generals, they're spinning in their graves. when they watch we can't beat isis -- we're going to beat isis, we're going to knock the hell out of them. >> reporter: thousands of motorcyclists took part in the ride around the national mollohanoring members of the military -- mall, honoring members of the military missing in action or killed at war. protests have become increasingly common at trump speeches. on the democratic side, bernie sanders appeared sunday on "face the nation" where he discussed a proposed debate with trump. trump said he wanted to debate sanders, then decided against it. >> i think the american people should be concerned about somebody who keeps changing his mind not only on this debate bow virtually every issue he's been asked about. >> reporter: trump's spokeswoman defended his change of heart. >> now that he has secured enough delegates to be the republican nominee, it just doesn't make sense anymore. mr. trump should be debating the democrat nominee. >> reporter: sanders held events in californi

. >> when you think of the great general patton and all of our great generals, they're spinning in their braves when we watch we can't beat isis. we're going to beat isis. we're going to knock the hell out of them. >> reporter: thousands of motorcyclists took part in the ride around the washington mall honoring members of the military who are missing in action and prisoners of war. the event was calm and absent of the protest which has become increasingly common in trump's speeches. on the democratic side, bernie sanders appeared sunday morning on face the nation where he discussed a proposed debate with trump. trump first said he wanted to debate sanders, then decided against it. >> i think the american people should be very concerned about somebody who keeps changing his mind, not only on this debate but on virtually every issue he's been asked about. >> reporter: trump's spokeswoman defended his change of heart. >> now that he's secured enough delegates to become the republican nominee, it doesn't make sense anymore. mr. trump should be debating the democratic nominee. >> reporter: se

if you were in george patton's brigade defending the north and looking north, you would have heard the sound first. there was the sounds of thousands of horses coming at carryingmen that were sabres, revolvers, well-fed it was the military might of the north. those factories that produced that allowed these men to be here and so well-equipped and early simply could not handle lineand they crashed that north of winchester and sent the rebels through winchester. the decisive tactical element in the valley was sheridan's calvary. again, it would fall three days later with fishersville. early should have thought there before winchester. by this time, he had suffered morale. his lines were too thin. the week as part of fishers hill, go to the east and -- really a series of ridges but down in the back road is where he puts his calvary. those guys who would rather run than fight in the air going to be outflanked thanks to george -- george crook. anyhow, in the aftermath of fishers hill, one of the fighters said, early is played out and early was about played out here and right before that, ha

he's now none and served in the army under general george patton he bought at the battle of the bulge and was awarded the purple heart but his proudest moment was liberating a place where he says the conditions were atrocious. >> the sky was black. had no idea what it was. we didn't know it until we entered the camp. it was a death camp. on the way in we past 20 box cars full of dead naked body. >> the men don't remember meeting inside. it's possible. after the war they went on to do different things. bernie heard of don's story and the two were in contact immediately. they found each other where else, in the city of brotherly love. now they're best friends. >> go out for lunch together, sometimes dinner together. >> two times a week. >> we talk every time. >> we speak together. >> reporter: both men agree speaking about what happened is important much these men represent the greatest generation and if you give don greenbaum or ernie gross a few minutes of your time, they might change your perspective on life. >> so if you would have come in here an hour later i wouldn't have been her

he's now none and served in the army under general george patton he bought at the battle of the bulge and was awarded the purple heart but his proudest moment was liberating a place where he says the conditions were atrocious. >> the sky was black. had no idea what it was. we didn't know it until we entered the camp. it was a death camp. on the way in we past 20 box cars full of dead naked body. >> the men don't remember meeting inside. it's possible. after the war they went on to do different things. bernie heard of don's story and the two were in contact immediately. they found each other where else, in the city of brotherly love. now they're best friends. >> go out for lunch together, sometimes dinner together. >> two times a week. >> we talk every time. >> we speak together. >> reporter: both men agree speaking about what happened is important much these men represent the greatest generation and if you give don greenbaum or ernie gross a few minutes of your time, they might change your perspective on life. >> so if you would have come in here an hour later i wouldn't have been her

fate lands a hand when he meets and soon marries elizabeth patton, a widow with two small children of own. >> may i ask you where you come from? >> right here. >> elizabeth lost her husband in the creek war. she has a substantial, more than enough to finance her new husband's political career. crockett's first campaign is against a local militia captain for the office of lieutenant colonel. >> i'm captain matthews and with my experience, the great state of tennessee can only benefit from my knowledge of the int tra sees of politics. >> intrakra sees of politics? i think these people need to be better served by somebody of their own kind. >> yeah! >> it's hot as blazes out here. i bet you all are thirsty. >> yeah! >> i hope i get you. >> david falls in love with politics and introduces a new style of campaigning. >> you've got my vote. >> yes, sir, good. >> one that includes whiskey drinking and story telling. david crockett was a politician, the frontiersmen was part of his image making campaign in order to get elected from a population who did not want to hear from the old-time polit

he is not actually personally the patton or bradley role. as you can see, all ready by then, you are getting the configuration of the cold war building up because this will be at the very same time that the allies are having invaded france and moving toward germany, soviet forces are making rapid progress in eastern europe. what is interesting, and this is an aspect of a very notable aspect of the allied case of world war ii is the military, the american military, the british military and indeed the soviet military play a very little role in the actual policy making at this stage, and in a way what is interesting is the military respect and follow the constitutional norms is the american government of the american military policy. the contrast is noticeable with japan were there is a military government. tojo is the military government until 1945 and a new military government comes in. in germany, some of the generals, a minority of them, at the generals tried to overthrow hitler in 1944, but unfortunately they make a bad job of it. nonethel

patton is pretending to invade. this is posturing. when he gets on the blue carpet by being a straight presidential character, he'll win -- >> you believe that's his strategy? >> i think it could be a deception. >> i'm not sure he can do that, not sure. i think hillary clinton has so much policy depth that donald trump couldn't possibly hope to get by that first debate. he's not going to have much of a choice but to undermine her as a person, undermine her character. >> let's talk it out. she comes on, hillary clinton and says we'll restore this country, the economic force it had back in the '90s, lower deficit, no deficit. show growth like never before and give you the same eight year span of growth back then. no recessions. i'm going to do that again, the name bill clinton is thrown into play. what does trump do? does he say you're right, he's the greatest president ever. >> i agree with josh the strategy would be shrewd to be presidential but we've been through this movie before and i agree with katy. he's not going to do it. as ka

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we will look not warming trend the next several days with cooler patton by the end of the week.o we are looking at san jose today in the upper 70s and low 80s tomorrow on thursday. a stronger onshore push. the rest the day is 75 and palo alto is 73. 80s around in the middle of the week inland and cooler for everyone by the end of the week into the weekend. some crashes to talk about, as well. >> in fremont, southbound 880 at burton, for injuries, it turned into a noninjury crash and they will clear it quickly to the right hand side you can see it has slowed traffic down for several miles as you make the way southbound on 880. we check out the drive times for the next report, and slow down at the bay bridge toll plaza with traffic backup at the 880 overcrossing right now so it is 10-15 minute wait. if you want another option the richmond-san rafael bridge is delay free if you headed westbound toward the toll plaza. we will check out the slow ride everything as well, on westbound 580 next report. >> new at 6:00, president obama make as major announcement of an upcoming trip and we

mostly cloudy with west wind robust 10 to 20 and lindsay patton one of our weather watchers has reportedovercast conditions. now to the beach, this is ocean beach. that's drizzle on the camera lens. thick overcast, temperatures are in the 50s. but when you factor in a wind that's been picking up to 15 miles per hour in some areas, it feels chilly stepping out on this wednesday. so we have this area of low pressure that has enhanced the marine layer and after the marine layer tries to scrub out, throw some clouds into our forecast, it's finally digging to the south ejecting east making way for this area of high pressure that will provide us warmer temperatures for the weekend. this is our futurecast, plan your lunch hour. the clouds are still playing tag with the san mateo coast. we have a lot of instability in the atmosphere with the passage of this area of low pressure. so i can't rule out the possibility of an isolated shower or thunderstorm towards the delta or the far reaches of the north bay towards the evening hours. otherwise, we do become partly cloudy overnight with the areas of

is there a killing patton production planned? i'll keep you posted.t, tip of the day. as you may have heard, my new book out in september "killing the rising sun" will be released on september 13. that's a little rue dentant but that's okay it's a live show. it deals with the defeat of japan in world war ii. so after he heard that, president obama decided to go to hiroshama on may 27. well, i might be exaggerating. after he heard that part. but he's going over there. and the atom bomb will come up. very interesting. because what we found out, researching the book, will stun you. factor tip of the day. keep an eye on president obama's visit to japan and hiroshima. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. oreilly@foxnews.com. word of the day, do not be foppish when writing to the factor. we will have politics of course, reaction to the trump interview from you, always a lively mail segment after that happens, and a whole bunch of stuff i can't quite remember because it's late. again

when you think of the great general patton and all of our great general, they're spinning in their graves going to beat isis and knock the hell out of them. we're going to end it, we're gopg going to end it. remember that. so we will rebuild our military apmake it bigger and better and stronger than ever before. we have no choice. we have to do it. and by the way, it's the single cheapist thing we can do. so we will rebuild the mill tar and take care of our veterans. our veterans have been treat sod badly in this country. you have a second that last week said, no, the wait time doesn't matter, forget about wait time. i've gotten to know so many vets and we just raised almost $6 million for the vets because i didn't do a television show, i said let's do this, and we're announcing on tuesday all of the groups that we put up this money and we raised this tremendous amount of money because we love the vets. and that will be announced on tuesday. all of the groups that have gotten the money will be announced on tuesday. we're having a big press conference and it will be great, it will be a gre

. >> rose: a bit like general patton, who defined what kind of general he would like to be and became that kind of general. >> i think that's precisely what happened with mike. i think as you will see on the "60 minutes" tribute, he had terrible acne as a boy, and that gave him a kind of insecurity that he never quite overcame. so he had to go out there every day and prove that mike wallace was the toughest, meanest, most sixfulsuccessful, most recognize reporter ever. and he achieved it, by the way. >> he had incredible natural abilities. he might have been driven by the insecurities, and he did talk about those that he'd work harder than anybody, but his natural abilities as a broadcaster and someone who could coan interview that was a first-class, quality interview, listening to what was being said and following it up like none other, and i think to the degree that it almost got to a point where you looked forward to finding out, regardless of what story he was reporting, what is he going to ask this person next. >> rose: what did you learn about interviewing from him? >> well, i t

when you think of the great general patton and all of our great generals, they're spinning in their graves can't beat isis. we're going to beat isis. we're going to knock the hell out of them. we're going to end it. we're going to end it. remember that. so, we're going to rebuild our military. we're going to make it bigger and bigger and better and stronger than ever before. we have no choice, we have to do it. and by the way, it's the single cheapest thing we can do, believe me. so, we're going to rebuild our military and we're going to take care of our veterans. our veterans have been treated so badly in this country. you have a secretary that last week said, no, the wait time doesn't matter. forget about wait time. i know people, and i've gotten to know so many vets, and we just raised almost $6 million for the vets, because i didn't do a television show. i said, let's do this, and we're announcing on tuesday all of the groups that we put up this money, and we raised this tremendous amount of money, because we love the vets. and that's going to be announced on tuesday. all of the groups

he was introduced by paul patton who was a coal governor. they are pushing back hard.hether that had an effect or not, i don't know. all i know is the booing from the miners in the crowd, the booing subsided quite a bit by the end. i don't know if that's because they were simply tired of it. he said i'm still going to vote for donald trump. >> i have one more question. we are running out of time, but you talked about the difference in voters between louisville. talk to me about the complexity of the voters there. 55 delegates at stake. what are the candidates up against? >> it's hard to tell exactly what's going on. in europe kentucky, bernie sanders is doing well even though his policies are not all that different. in louisville, hillary is going for the african-american voter and there a lot of people in louisville who have been supporters of hillary clinton who they are going to be with her through hell or high water. we are seeing her try to mask the forces that were important to her in 2008. we are seeing bernie sanders trying to reach out to the disaffected voter

patton had a great quote that said fixed fortifications are a monument to the stupidity of man. i think if we think about cyber, it is such a moving target that we need a much more adaptive approach. we have to be lean and mean, and the cooperation between the public and private sector -- i know this is like motherhood and apple pie -- but that cooperation needs to really be enhanced. i'm seeing pockets of it in certain areas. i'm seeing fing si facts for the -- fsi facts for the financial industry, automated manufacturing, i don't think we have enough of it. i think a lot of people are still holding their cards too close to their chest, and they don't want to reveal what they know, the new tactics, techniques that the attackers are using. and i think until we get to the spot where we're sharing information and we can learn from each other, the bad guys are going to have the advantage, and they know it, and they know there's a window where ec execute. >> you're forcing me to ask a follow-up on this. so there's a lot of space between hack back and do nothing. >> yeah. >> and buil

. >> and paula patton too. >> yeah, paula. she has to pretend she likes him. >> oh, come on.owed him. come on. the same name you have in the film. >> max kessler, right. >> coincidence, we think not. >> the kid is -- that's a young, sweet, cute version of me. >> he came to the premiere. >> yeah. >> i know. >> we had a good time. >> he's a nice kid. >> he must have been really psyched. >> he was very excited to meet david spade. >> yeah, no, he didn't like me at all. >> not at all. >> really went to the sandler team. >> can i do a little "do-over" game with you guys because i love this premise. who wouldn't want to do it over again, a mulligan. who wouldn't want a mulligan? a do-over game and ask you questions. looking back at your early careers the one audition you'd like a do-over. >> oh, wow. >> one audition you'd like a do-over. >> i auditioned for the third callback of "in living color" and it was me or jim carrey. i think they did the right decision. >> really? >> i can't believe we were at the final audition. i'm like, i'd pick that guy. this guy is unbelievable but tha

. >> i have a card for patton. >> good afternoon good afternoon. >> commissioners, i thank you thankyou for your time 2, 3, 4 listening to us this evening i'm more appreciate the update in the sfpuc if beer continent in our education no way this is it is a success we need to hear from all the tint beneficiaries so many times the with only that recent the loudest are the ones that get heard this allows to us dig in deep the intended fiduciary that smell with the viral issues that are going on now we would like to recommend the outreach be increased around the options and become a new vision for this green house we have a huge opportunity to get it right the first time we did not put compliance requirements with the people had to go to training was a compliant requirement how many people goat employed willy-nilly does have numbers an opportunity we have the opportunity to reserve the right to make sure our communities benefits and to make sure there is compliance to make sure that the for profit have substantial mitigation that does not deter to the community and as we move forward the

. >> i have a card for patton. >> good afternoon good afternoon. >> commissioners, i thank you thankyou for your time 2, 3, 4 listening to us this evening i'm more appreciate the update in the sfpuc if beer continent in our education no way this is it is a success we need to hear from all the tint beneficiaries so many times the with only that recent the loudest are the ones that get heard this allows to us dig in deep the intended fiduciary that smell with the viral issues that are going on now we would like to recommend the outreach be increased around the options and become a new vision for this green house we have a huge opportunity to get it right the first time we did not put compliance requirements with the people had to go to training was a compliant requirement how many people goat employed willy-nilly does have numbers an opportunity we have the opportunity to reserve the right to make sure our communities benefits and to make sure there is compliance to make sure that the for profit have substantial mitigation that does not deter to the community and as we move forward the

sends this picture of his brother-in-law, major kyle bruiner in the air force with his son robert pattond run and obstacle course. the coast guard and navy ran earlier this morning. next up the marine corps. what better way to celebrate that than pitting the entire u.s. marine corps against rick reichmuth. >> we want to make sure they win. i want to make you look good. tucker wouldn't have done it he would have beat you. but i'm going to let you win i just want to set the stage here. see what we are doing? >> we are going to see what you are doing. >> so this is the civilian military combine and they say that it's sort of like the typical mud run, the spartan races and the tough mudders and all that they actually do a cross fit workout in the beginning. ready, set, go. they do a wad, cross fit workout of the day. often posted on like a white board. doing kettle bell swings. sometimes they will do pushups or olympic lifting and now it's off. they are going under the barbed wire, go low, go low, go low. rick is falling behind a little bit there. are you kidding? >> rick got dirty. now, the