patton written the prayer some time before the battle. this prayer card was delivered to all of the troops and it became part affirm legend of the battle of the bulge. here in our battle of the bulge gallery, we do have a german sedan. this was one of the cars used by the german officers to go back and forth and transport themselves back and forth to the front. here you can see all of the camouflage that they used in these type of winter conditions with branches and things like that. to try and blend. we're now entering our last gallery into the german heart. as you can see, by this map, by early 1945 after the battle of the bulge, united states and her ally, french forces and british forces, flanking american forces in the west as well as forces from the soviet union, basically crushing germany in its end game stages as we are converging on berlin. now, in this gallery, we have basically the story of how berlin falls even though, american troops never actually quite make it to berlin itself. however, people can see the handwriting on the

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, paula patton! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: paula patton! >> nice to see you! >> jimmy: oh, it's so good to see you! you look gorgeous! >> oh, you're so sweet. >> jimmy: and it's great to see you on best friends day, which is fantastic. >> i know, and i'm feeling a a little left out. i got to be honest. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> i mean, i don't know. i thought we were friendly. i thought -- >> jimmy: not only are we friendly, we are best friends. >> no, you didn't -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i might actually get emotional. i haven't gotten a gift from a a man in a really long time. [ audience aws ] this is amazing. >> jimmy: here you go, yeah. >> and it matches my outfit. did you know? >> jimmy: it looks gorgeous. look.

patton halts the tour, unable to witness anymore. [indiscernible] the g.i. replied we are fighting the idea that you are a master race. >> this program was part two of a two-part visit to the road to berlin visit. you can see part one and all other american history tv programs online at we will be watched by our friends and people across the country, and i would hope, as i said before, that the senate may change. not as an institution, but maybe a kind of more efficient body to cause -- because of televised proceedings. >> the proceedings of the united states senate are being broadcast to the nation on television for the first time. not that we have operated in secret until now. millions of americans have sat in the galleries and observed senate debates during their visit to washington. but today, they can witness the proceedings in their own homes. >> in effect, the senate has been a stage. the senators have been acting on that stage. the audience is in the gallery, and by our actions today we have not fundamentally altered that situation. we have enlarged

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, paula patton! day, which is fantastic. >> i know, and i'm feeling a a little left out. i got to be honest. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> i mean, i don't know. i thought we were friendly. i thought -- >> jimmy: not only are we friendly, we are best friends. >> no, you didn't -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i might actually get emotional. i haven't gotten a gift from a a man in a really long time. [ audience aws ] this is amazing. >> jimmy: here you go, yeah. >> and it matches my outfit. did you know? >> jimmy: it looks gorgeous. look. >> how did you know? >> jimmy: try this, watch. >> aw. >> jimmy: look at this -- the granter of dreams. there you go. [ audience aws ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's it. we have this forever. >> actually really, really nice. i'm gonna wear this. >> jimmy: you going to wear it? you look gorgeous, by the way. >> for sure. it's matching my outfit. >> jimmy: pal, i just love having you on. i have so much to talk about. >> okay. >> jimmy: because first of all, "the do-over" with a

patton halts the tour, unable to anymore. the g.i. replied we are fighting to free from the idea that you are a master race. >> this program was part two of a two-part visit to the road to berlin visit. you can see part one and all other american history tv programs online at c-span.org/ history. all weekend, american history tv is featuring las vegas, nevada. the renowned las vegas strip is located just outside the city limits. staff recently visited many sites showcasing the history of las vegas. here onre all weekend american history tv. [running water] >> when you talk about the history of las vegas and this area, there are tours that define our history. water is what brought the earliest travel through year. the other is transportation. this area is in the middle of nowhere. transportation has always been an issue here. water is something that when you are in the desert is more precious than anything else. when you are traveling through mules,ert, leading pack you had to carry enough water for every animal you had. you might not

. >>> bill patton was the well american legion post177 in fairfax.icials believe a cigarette likely caused the fire. patton was a heavy smoker who loved his family and his marine family. >> very marine, kind of crazy like all of us. >> reporter: a woman who lived in the apartment above patton is being hailed a hero. she heard the beeping from the fire alarm and alerted her neighbors saving 18 adults and children. >>> he flew on five space shuttle missions but tonight former astronaut is charged with two counts of murder. investigators believe that hosil was drunk and speeding when he caused a crash that killed an 11-year-old and tooscaloosa alabama. >>> a federal judge set a november trial date for accused charleston church killer dillan roof. roof faces numerous murder charges. in last year's shootings. nine black congregants were killed. >>> chambers's attorney will be raising questions. 42 people were injured when the woman's car ran through a crowd of people. >>> tickets are being handed out today for the islamic funeral service in memory of muha

fire investigators credit a neighbor who heard patton's beeping smoke detector and knocked on doors. he alerted some 19 adults and two children to get out. >>> it's day two for commuters navigating metro's safetrack plan and for many it is not ileana diaz reports from falls church where it took many people an extra hour to get to work. >> reporter: well, many commuters tell us it's been a long day because they had to get up an hour earlier to anticipate all of the mess with this metro project and many say to avoid taking these trains, they took the roads and taunt much better. workers are out replacing the tides in the old metro truck in an effort to make metro safer in the long run. most agree it's not needed but the transition not so easy. many turning to driving to avoid metro delays while others are waiting at metro stations hoping to get onto the trains but they are now coming every 18 minutes. >> when we got on there was standing room only and it just got worse and worse and worse as you went and as you know, the air is not really good in trains so it gets hot. >> reporter: com

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bill patton was a proud marine corp. veteran who loved his family and the army. >> he took a lot of pride in this place. he really did. >> reporter: patton was a heavy smoker who early this morning, firefighters believe that a cigarette caused the fire. a neighbor is being called a hero. she heard his beeping spoke detector and he called for help saving his wife and children: ironically the smoke detector was installed by firefighters a year ago when they responded to a medical emergency and noticed he didn't have one. >> he would always come in with his wife, all the time. >> reporter: patton's wife died just a few months ago, his friends say he was still consumed by his grief. >> i feel sorry, i really do. i mean, he died young. but i place. >> reporter: in just 20 minutes from now, fairfax city firefighters will return to that apartment complex and knock on doors. they'll be asking resident s if they have working smoke detectors. if they don't, they'll install them for free. reporting live from fairfax, andrea mccarre

. >> first used by general george patton in sicily and weighed a ton and floated in just 18 inches ofd serve faithfully again 1,000 miles away in france. >> eisenhower's decide, we're going into normendy. there's no real port facilities there. who comes up with the idea for the floating piers. >> the british idea came up with the idea of the mulberry. >> operation mulberry was the code name of the construction of two artificial harbors, essential for landing troops and supplies to break through hitler's defenses. rumor has it the prime minister winston churchill devised a mulberry plan while playing with miniature models in his ship's bath tube on his way to the quebec conference. found himself in this closed-door meeting in london when suddenly -- >> in come mr. winston churchill and he had his hat on and his cigar and said, gentlemen, we want you to know that we thought the seabees would be the best people to build and erect this portable harbor. >> the plan called for two harbors. mulberry a for the american landing beaches and mulberry b for british. the prefabricated parts were b

have a pretty fun interview with paula patton, the beautiful paula patton, who is in the film "were craft" coming out this weekend. she is in good shape and does a lot of boxing training. would be a good idea to do an interview in the boxing ring, which turned out not to be a good idea for me. that girl can pack a punch. ost is really cute. magazine has a cool exclusive. it is basically everything you need to know that happened last week in caps on lysed into a one-hour show. it is going to be a good time. you recently had to evacuate your home because of the wildfire? that like? >> everybody in d.c. have to be careful this weekend. it is going to be a hot one. listen to doug. it is going to be hot. it was very hot this weekend in los angeles, and there was a fire that came right up to the edge of my wife and my property. it was really scary. the firefighters, god bless them, they really knocked that fire down. they are keeping a watch on our property to make sure no spot fires pop up again. my wife is very excited to our firemen all around our h we are grateful to all the firefighters th

patton heard the smoke we can tell you mr. patton lived alone here. he was an american legion post commander. now, firefighters plan to go door-to-door to talk to neighbors about the benefits of working smoke detectors. that is the latest live from fairfax city, back to you. >> thank you. we now know the cause of that deadly gaithersburg plane crash that killed a mother and her two young children. ntsb found icy conditions while trying to land in december of 2014. the ice accumulated causing that plane to stall midair. the pilot did not use the plane's deicing and anti-icing system as he was supposed to. we also learned the pilot did not do the required checks before taking off from north carolina. according to the ntsb, this wasn't the pilot's first accident. >> noticed that this pilot the action pilot had a prior accident in march of 2010, and furthermore had enforcement action for violating restricted air space. temporary flight restriction. >> the three men on board that plane and marie and her two young children inside the house the ntsb will inv

so we are going to sit down with paula patton, starring in one of the biggest movies of the summer. >two lucky fans are going from blonde to bombshell when we reveal their ambush makeovers a little later. the cmts were big last night. carrie underwood slayed it. on thursday, i already had something picked. once you watched the cmts i had to do a quick change. i couldn't get a song out of my head. she did great. she took home two awards for performance of the year and female video of the year for her song "smoke break." then you were just talking about your oak ridge boys. they were performing with blake shelton. let's take a listen to that. ♪ elvira elvira my heart's on fire for elvira ♪ ♪ giddyup giddyup ♪ hi-ho silver away >> that is a great song. all right. blake won the cmts brand new inaugural social superstar title. >> what does that even mean, do you think? >> i don't think he knew either. let's see. >> cmt's social superstar. that's not what i was going for, but what the hell. i mean, i'd like to have a few drinks and get on twitter every now and then. i don't know you can get

the spokesperson for that group, gwen patton.did you become a member of the pink pistols, and why did you? >> i became a member back in the spring of 2001. i heard a friend. mine found the organization the year before and had called him to congratulate him. he asked me if i wanted to chart a chapter in the philadelphia area. i talked about it with my partner and she agreed so we started the delaware valley chapter. deirdre: did you become more and more involved in this organization because, your man, your friends felt threatened in everyday situation? >> there is always the risk something is going to happen. kinds of like putting on your seat belt in your car or having a fire extinguisher at home. you don't always night, but if you night, you need it right now. deirdre: do you see in general more members of the lgbt community thinking about their second amendment rights especially after orlando? >> absolutely. we have had an incredible influx of people on our facebook page, that's where those numbers come from. that's a small tra

we know the name of the elderly man that died in the fire. 74-year-old william patton ii. the wound cuts deep for those that knew him well. the apartment complex was located north of route 29. a woman in the same building saved other lives. >> he lives on the second floor apartment of this building. you're looking at the window where his bedroom was. a woman heard the smoke detector and got many out to safety. >> he was a great boss. he was a great person. >> paul works at american collegiate -- american legion 177. he served as a . >> he had burns on his legs. i couldn't tell anything else. they were doing cpr. >> neighbors were displaced hours before they could return to their homes. she said he lost his wife five months ago. she spoke to him often to see how he was doing. >> he has been having a hard time since his wife passed away. so he's probably just as happy now with her. >> firefighters continued to stress the importance of having a smoke detector and one that works in case something like this ever reporting from fairfax, wusa 9. >> just moments ago t national tra

wrong, says patton.he said stewart was a great military leader from virginia, who left a legacy that surpasses the confederacy. >> jeb stewart is still studied today for his military brilliance at munson hill. he created a deception that was even used in world war ii. >> the school board will hear from four speakers on the jeb stewart name change. afterwards, it will decide whether to form a committee to find a new name. in falls church, peggy fox, wusa 9. >>> changing jeb stewart's name would cost about $700,000. opponents argue that money should be spent on education, not a name change. >>> on another front. a virginia school board has federal judge not to force it to allow a transgender teenager to use a boy's bathroom when classes start this fall. the placer county school board said allowing gavin grim to use boys room would allow severe disruptions. last year, the board ruled to allow him to use the rest room to correspond with his gender identity. >>> the police chief said it is the worst crash he'

the victim has been identified as 74-year-old william patton, a decorated veteran who lived right here. you can he the residue on the door. neighbors tell us he was a heavy smoker. fire investigators believe that is what caused this fire -- a lit cigarette but in the middle of the night. >> all i heard was my neighbor knocking really hard on the door yelling "fire!" jon: some neighbors tell us they were alarm but rather the frantic pounding on the door by this neighbor. it was almost impossible to see -- heavy, dark smoke billowing out of this apartment building. >> right downstairs, you could already feel the smoke, and it was hot -- like, really hot -- already. john: iyer smoldered for hours with little lock jen. it started inside the unit of an elderly disabled man who was confined to a wheelchair. when firefighters arrived, the 74-year-old marine corps veteran was still inside. >> carried him downstairs, put him on a stretcher. two dozen residents have been displaced. >> my daughter was scared. she happened. -- she cried, "what happened, mommy?" of thate actions neighbor saved a lo

clinton's joined in the kitchen by the fabulous paula patton, and they've got a dish that's 100% vip!mario's hanging with the hilarious star of "uncle buck," mike epps, and they're serving up an italian classic with a brand new twist. plus, i'm giving you a behind the scenes tour of my brand new restaurant. >> this is the face that you make when you've had something that's so hot that you can't keep the face pretty. >> the party starts right now on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hey everybody, welcome to "the chew." we got a wild audience back there today. >> wild.

it is no wonder that such distinguished generals such as patton and norman schwarzkopf would revere and emulate 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. lieber's code 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 demonstrated, americans have no problem wreaking destruction on their enemies when the existence of the nation is at stake. douglas 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. war's object is a vic

can you imagine general patton saying, can you please get out, we're dropping bombs in one hour. this is the way we fight. >> you're saying -- when you're saying after 9/11, we knew to hit afghanistan. that's where al qaeda is. after this, you're saying since it's isis inspired, they're taking credit for it, hit raqqa right now? >> we're going to have to start thinking about something because we cannot continue to let this go guaforward. look, the problem is we have thousands of people right now in our country. forget about coming in, we talked the ban. and the ban should be put in place with respect from people coming into syria, et cetera, right now you're thousands of people in this country. and you know you have people that were born in the country, like him and others, but you have people that are going to the country that become radicalized. there's something going on. and we have to -- we have to find out who these people are. they're already in the country. you know, number one we have to stop. no more syrians coming in, we don't know who they are. we don't have paperwork

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tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mark ruffalo, paula patton, stand-up from the lucas brothers,

. >> general patton gave us a pep talk and he says you sob's are here to fill a dead man's shoes. if you tie don't worry, we have plenty of people to fill your shoes. that was his pep talk. >> reporter: what a pep talk. >> yes. >> reporter: now 91, he vividly remembers the moment his foot hit stand. >> you got all these bodies floating, and you're pushing the bodies out of the way. put your thought in the mind of hey, this is serious. this is tough stuff. >> reporter: how did you survive. >> i don't know, heavy artillery, and there is shells bursting all around you, you hear guys cursing, screaming, praying and anytime a shell could you close enough to get you. i gave credit to the good lord. i seriously did. particularly when we got into france and stuff that happened to me there. >> reporter: there, the fighting was fierce and before the u.s. liberated that city. >> we got a presidential citation for that city. >> reporter: his division lost thousands in the bloodshed, including a close friend and fellow machine gun operator. >> we wering ago cross the field, machine gun opens u

we need to put money into math and science, infrastructure, patton reform, and we need to do these things at the same time we fix our debt problem. is a transition that has to occur and it will stimulate our economy at some point. until then, we are stuck in the 2%, 2.5% range. i don't foresee a recession. buys into the who long in the tooth argument. a big recoveryad other than 2010. longer,this can go on or ring some unforeseen incident. vonnie: thank you for joining us from montreal. congratulations as you add to growth and prune at the bottom. coming up, with anxiety building brexit,e briggs it -- investors are rushing into treasury bonds. good time to get in on that action? that is next. ♪ vonnie: a resurgence and volatility across markets has left investors scrambling to develop their riskiest holdings. as the brexit debate enters the final stretch, we are joined by jason pride. jason joins us from philadelphia. waiting to see what happens this week? do you think all of this turbulence is hasty on the part of the investors? >> they are probably going to be .ressured to hike rates it

patton is still a form --patents are still forms that matter. confidence in their investments, the research and development, the ability to bring it to the marketplace, their ideas. emily: you think these should accelerate innovation and not stifle? >> increased funding by venture capital, increased economic capability of startups, yes. >> what is the bigger threat to innovation, is a copycats or the idea of entities that have massed patents and use them against companies that is doing something that is truly innovative? >> certainly copycats, taking someone else's property works against innovation. we spent some much effort across the globe. the united states is pretty strong. for the most part, companies and individuals respect intelligent property. that is not true across the globe. in this day and age, the landscape varies a lot and some companies take advantage of the market and need to have the confidence to ship the product overseas and that would is not stolen. emily: we have been talking throughout the show about how other companies, es

. >> next week patricia heaton, paula patton. >> and performance by the goo goo dolls. >> have an awesomey. bye-bye. >>> welcome to paris on friday afternoon at 5:00 p.m. it is another gray day. it is a very cool day, but it has been dry. we have one remaining spot in the championships. roland garros 2016. andy murray is a set away from playing for this title for the first time. welcome to all of you. marry carillo, john mcenroe, ted robinson, our nbc sports team. novak djokovic, moments ago, completed his semifinal win.

aren't you boxing with paula patton?eird way. i don't want to freak everybody out here. >> i think everyone understands perfectly actually and, jess, an exclusive, it's not often that i say a white house exclusive with paula abdul. >> no, you don't often say that. i remember when i first saw that segment, and i saw paula abdul outside the white house as our correspondent. >> breaking news. >> i was like, okay, but she's really fun. she was there for a talent show with this organization that is a tremendous organization that brings arts to schools. it was a talent show with all the kids, and she was showing live? oh, yeah? >> you know, all of her moves. it was great. >> she was like really feeling the part. >> don't make me do it again. >> i don't think that's one of her moves, jess. everybody, it's a great show and check it out. jess, great to see you, suchin and jerry, best of luck on the show. it looks terrific. you guys can see it, the whole thing, "people's list" premieres tomorrow night, 8:00, 7:00 central right her

the fire broke out around 2679. 30 this morning.. 74 year old william patton the second was killed.irefighters found him in a i second floor bedroom. d.c. police chief cathy lanierae was among those testifying onn capital hill today at a senate hearing that dealt with the growing problem of synthetic drugs. the head of the drug enforcement agency also testified before the senate judiciary committee. he saysud the agency began cracking down on synthetic drugr in 2010, but despite the feds efforts, designer drugs were made a major threat. d.c. and maryland state policee say they put an illegal fencingn operation out of business.usin they say the operation was run n out of a business on georgia avenue northwest. officers arrested a marylandmanl yesterday.ye investigators say he was illegally selling cellphones and other items fromo the d.c. store.tore when police arrested him yesterday they confiscated guns, ammunition, prescription painkillers and $26,000 in cash. to politics now where eight years ago today hillary clinton conceded to barrack obama.bam she famously said, the highest,

the people who lived at 8th street and fifth avenue never went over to patton place. >> watch the entireecture at 4:45 eastern on american history tv. schoolng up, albany law professor delivers an address on immigration and america. mr. finkelman talks about the president and immigration policy, colonial period to modern-day. this event is part of a two-day u.s. capitol historic society symposium. it is about one hour and 50 minutes. we have paul finkelman. os

>>> coming up tomorrow, actress paula patton stops by with something new. >> plus, the lovely lilliana >> also a performance by the goo goo dolls that you won't want to miss. >> plus ambush make-oovers and o easy, easy, easy ideas for >> so easy. >> easy peasy? >> can you tell we have time to >>> right now, dealing with tragedy at a high school graduation. three clarksburg high school students killed overnight in an accident. i'm barbara harrison with how the community is dealing with this unthinkable. >>> and i'm aaron gilchrist, many consider today a start at the general election. many looking at how hillary clinton and donald trump are looking ahead to what could be an ugly fight for the presidency. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. i have a severe thunderstorm warning for the city of baltimo baltimore. and a big blast of wind will impact your lumplg hour. complete check of the forecast coming rielgt up.

bedroom that belonged too firefighters say to 74-year-old william patton the second.ec he lived alone and he was foundd in that bedroom on the floor. firefighters say the origin of o the fire was the bedroom and tht cause appears to be smoking materials. ma his family is grieving.riing. neighbors here are so very sadyd to hear about the passing ofasng this man.an. they watched firefighters bringb him ou morning after they were alertedt at 2:30.0. they saw firefighters do theirsr best to resuscitate him and thet were not able to do so. there were 19 adults and two two children also in the building. b all of them were able to get ouo safely. thanks to woman who lived above mr. patton she went door to dooo knocking on these doors alertinn people the fire and telling thee to get out. out. here what some residents told us. >> it was just billowing out bit black smoke from the front, froo our -- from the front door, sons it was obviously pretty bad. >> next time i opened my door mr there was lot of smoke out there and oh, okay, i got to get outeo of here. >> reporter: firef

. >>> coming up tomorrow, actress paula patton stops by with something new. >> plus, the lovely lillianads. >> also a performance by the goo goo dolls that you won't want to miss. >> plus ambush make-oovers and o easy, easy, easy ideas for dinner. >> how easy? >> so easy. >> easy peasy? >> can you tell we have time to >>> right now at 11:00, nbc10's first alert radar is tracking storms and showers that could impact your lunch hour. i'm vai sikahema. wet weather is moving into your area right now. how bad will it be and how long will it stick around? sheena parveen showing some lightning on that radar. and she's here now with the first aheard neighborhood prast. a close look at conditions across communities in pennsylvania and delaware. >> showing the lightning approaching the philadelphia area right now, in the lehigh valley. it will get closer to the pennsylvania suburbs. if we zoom in, you see allhi

lippedcy patton said it's 53 degrees, and one of the foggiest mornings and days.o we do have the clouds now. they will linger along the coast, we will have some cooler temperatures down in our inland areas down from 86 to 78 degrees in livermore due to that right there there. we have a bank of low clouds and fog spilling on to shore. it will take a while to see some clearing. this low is enhancing that deck of cloudiness. once the slope pushes on shore on thursday, we have a slight chance of a north bay shower, that is on thursday. 70 in oakland, 76 degrees today in san jose. 80 to the north in santa rosa. westbounds 10 to 20. you're extended forecast calls for additional cooling on tuesday and wednesday. thursday, that slight chance of a shower. then we warm up just in time for dad's day. that's a look at your monday forecast. >> turning to politics now. hillary clinton recently met with senator elizabeth warren, fueling speculation that she might be clinton running mate. but there is a down side to choosing warren. >> so elizabeth warren like the dream v.p. pick

. ♪ ♪ >>> coming up tomorrow, actress paula patton stops by with something new. >> plus the lovely liliana i want to see that, and the goo goo dolls you will not want to miss. >> and two easy, easy, easy ideas for dinner. >> how easy? >> so easy. >> easy peasy. >> can you tell we have a little time to fill? >> have an awesome winesday wednesday and it's also hump day and you know what to do. >> have an awesome day. see you tomorrow. that breaking news in north oakland -- police there are searching for a possible kidnapper and his victim. our nbc chopper over the scene now. ad-lib conditions. at about 9:15 this moring.. a witness called oakland police and said a man took a female hostage in the area of 64th street and alcatraz avenue ==map== police are in the area of 64th block rzog stresabout a away, looking for the victim and block away looking for the victim and the suspect as well. residents have been asked to avoid this area. back out here live as we continue to follow this breaking

jerry o'connell even got into the ring with actress paula patton who was training for her new film "warcraftsounds like a great summer series to check out. >> it is fun. thank you guys to for having me. it's a really good time. "people's list" is the perfect marriage of "people" magazine and abc and we bring you everything that happened this week in celebrity news, trends, social meds news. >> social meds. >> that's what we call it at peoples, "peeps list." you know, come on, you got to stay hip with the kids. everything is abbreviated these days. sosh meds. >> you got a game you want us to play. >> it's called this is a potential segment on our show. it's called "obsessed or unsubscribe." i'm going to give you some topics here. obsessed with it or unsubscribe. "the bachelorette." >> i'm going to say obsessed because that airs on abc and i want to keep my job. >> how could you unsubscribe to that? >> sorry. >> also please answer the rumors. are you the next bachelor? >> no. >> yay or na? >> there's talk he's going to be the next bachelor. no? okay. >> no. >> unsubscribe. rob unsubscribes to

weather watchers, lindsay patton 77 for a high today so it was a 30-degree temperature spread but youmuch warmer at the coastline. that was in pacifica. 86 alameda. petaluma 94. brentwood 106. orinda 96. hot. it's not sunny everywhere. even after a warm day, now cooling down at the coast. san francisco down to 69. there is a little bit of fog at ocean beach currently. still toasty in santa rosa. good evening to you. 95. it is still 99 in concord. 96 in livermore. oakland tied a record at the airport currently 82. mild night tonight. this is the warmest night we had coming off the warmest day. livermore, concord, fairfield, san jose, milpitas, fremont, napa, not dropping below 60 degrees. that's somewhat rare for us. tomorrow, our third con somethingive "spare the air" day. we are looking at unhealthy air quality for a third day in the east bay because of the stron ridge of high pressure. there is a leading edge between the low an ridge. the wind will eventually change at the surface bringing back the onshore flow. that's the air-conditioning. it's going to get cranked up soon. even ad

the extent of that calls for a cool to hot patton depending on your -- pattern depending on your proximity to the coast. friday is going to be warm to hot for everybody and same with saturday and sunday. coming up in our next segment, we'll look and see has in store for others down the road as well. see if this cooler pattern will help for some, even up to lake county, which is a tall order. >> thank you. >>> a new development in the killing of a gorilla when a boy fell into his enclosure. who police are closing in on in their criminal investigation. >>> stock indexes lower in afternoon trading as investors weigh a mixed bag of data. >>> there are reports the parents of a boy who fell into a gorilla enclosure are getting death threats. that's because zoo officials chose to kill the animal rather than risk the child's safety. mike has more on the criminal investigation offer how the little boy got into the habitat. >> reporter: cincinnati police confirmed that an investigation is now under way to determine if criminal charges are warranted in the case of a 4- year-old boy who got into the g

. ♪[ music ] >> gianna, that's my dad, 712 army, general patton. >> >> now, that's a daddy's girl. ♪[ic ] ,, ,,,,,,,, thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> good morning, everybody. the warriors' frustration hit an all-time high in the steve kerr era last night. golden state's dream season is unfolding in front of their eyes. their three games to one lead is gone and they have no answer for lebron james. draymond green back in the line- up after tha suspension. kyrie irving to lebron, 13 lead in the first, warriors held to 11 in the quarter. cleveland up 17 in the 3rd quarter steph curry turns it over there's an alley-oop from lebron james. cleveland lead up to 24 points. klay thompson cut the lead to 13 with the long ball. they got it down to 7 in

lindsay patton in pacifica this morning reporting a cool 46 degrees.e west, clearing to the east. thanks, lindsay for checking in, one of my favorite weather watchers there. they are all my favorites. they're all my favorites! there you have the marine layer along the coast. we have the clearing in our inland areas. and we do have along the beaches if you are head there is today to find those remember temperatures away from the nearly triple digits a beach hazard statement in effect until thursday evening all due to the fact that any southwest- facing beaches, which is this yellow highlighted area, does have the potential of sneaker waves today and very strong rip currents. please be very mindful of that. "june gloom" along the coast, warm temperatures inland. we spike friday and saturday. here's the deal. high pressure is building in and strengthening and as it does so temperatures are well above average. take, for example, sacramento. 101. it's already 71 degrees. fresno going up to triple digits. 65 relief at the coast. 71 in the high sierra where c

. >> my name is annie patton. i go to indiana university, and i'm thinking about pr and marketing. >> great. >> my name's jessie fox. i go to hillsdale college. and after graduation, i want to go into pr or journalism. >> pr pays better, but it's a lot less fun. >> my name's katie, and i'm a student at rutgers university. i study history and political science, and i want to go into political journalism. >> awesome. >> my name is aaron lundmark. i go to grove state college and i'd like to work in public relations. >> this is the njcers in the back, right? all right. >> my name is brendan cleary. i go to hillsdale college and i want to go into journalism. >> good. friends with the guys up front, though. they're going to be wealthier than we. >> my name's andrew. i go to a.m. risk college. i still don't know what i want to do. >> in massachusetts? >> yeah. >> yeah. i've been there. it's beautiful. good pizza. good beer, too. >> i'm kelly. i go to grove city college as well, and i'm interested in political journalism

if you look at general patton he wasn't one to give out information on television and then do whateverhas to do. >> i mean, you have got to have -- >> -- we're going to have to -- i know that i have given out plenty. believe me. i was the one that said take the oil. i height to do tell everybody and we should have taken the oil when we left and we didn't do it. who has the oil now in isis has the oil. >> taking the oil is not going to stop people from blowing up up airports and shooting people in night clubs. i laid out a very specific plan. it's a plan that doesn't have well we are going to invade here and have this many troops here. we're not that but just a plan that you mobilize the most powerful alliance on the face of the earth. they commit to killing savages. that's a plan. >> 1 hearse%, yeah. i have no problem. be. >> would you do that? would you go to brussels and get nato? >> i would certainly do it. so, bill, if you remember, four months ago i said that nato is obsolete because they don't cover terrorism and everybody smiled and they all had a good time and they were saying