meet a local man who survived. 34-year-old joel patton is an i.t. specialist and a fitness trainer. >> from the moment i get the chance to move, i'm happy i'm alive. >> reporter: but a rare disease which can affect young athletes almost cost him his legs last year. >> they started to talk about amputation options right then and there because it's that far gone. your arteries are destroyed. >> reporter: the symptoms had begun a few months earlier and gradually they got worse. >> it was one leg, the left side. i just noticed again my leg from the knee down, it went from >> reporter: heng pain even tho diabetes runs in joel's family, he tested negative for that and other illnesses. the doctors were puzzled. >> well, you're so young and you're so active and everything on paper checks out as far as you being healthy. >> reporter: but after an mri doctors sent him immediately to dr. rajesh malik. >> so joel had a relatively rare disorder that you see in young athletic people. he had what's called popliteal artery entrapment system. >> reporter: there's a

s rit. >> spokesperson for taylor a gourmet told fox5 patton has pts received support from manyrt froessm who have bought lunch at the sandwichu shop. >> the game we all knownch ich s football could soonoo drastically change.drasticall >> and your next fast food purchase could be putting youro health at risk and we're not'ret talking about the meal youhe meu intend to eat.intend tat. >> going to break right nowk riw with a live look outsideutide across the region.across the re. the time is 4:52. 42 the temperature is 43.s 43. back in a moment. nt. why am i so devastatingly handsome, i'm in a fragrance... ...ad, and my sweethearts gone sayonara. this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! the long lasting scent of gain flings. >> ♪♪ >> another technical snag yesterday for the national museum of african-american history and culture.noth the museum waserday of historye distribute free passes for the e month of may when its web site t crashed leaving eager visitorsrs disappointed. it's not the first time thee the wildly

it happened on the 2400 block of north patton street just before 11:00 last night. eyewitnesses tell police after victim was shot the they saw a hand dragging him down the street. >> we did, find a blood trail, starting, on the steps of the private residence on patton street and there was a large amount of blood on the sidewalk and you could clearly see that the body was dragged. >> police followed that blood trail 80 feet where they found victim. so far no arrests have been made. >>> we are almost two months in and philadelphia is still bubbling over its controversial sweetened beverage tax. >> business owner says it is costing people their jobs while supermarkets like shop rite claim it the is cutting soda sales in half. jan carabao is live at city hall where leaders are standing by the tax, good morning, jan. >> reporter: well, rahel and jim, good morning, city is expect to go bring in 90 million-dollar a year through this beverage tax, you break that down that comes out to just about seven million-dollar a month. well, later on this morning we are expect to go l

overnight in the cities strawberry mansion section, "eyewitness news" on the 2400 block of north patton street where police say that the victim was shot the in the face just before 11:00 last night. eyewitnesses tell authorities that after the victim was shot a hand drag him about 80 feet to a vacant lot. >> we did find a blood trail starting on the steps of a private residence on patton street, and then there was a large amount of blood on the sidewalk and you could carely see that the body was dragged. >> reporter: victim is in critical condition, police are trying to figure out whether or not the shooting happened inside a their by home. so far no arrests. >>> string of high end vehicle thefts rattled police cautioning residents this morning. the thieves strike in the evening and overnight hours, going after luxury cars. some that were stolen were left unlock in drive ways with the the keys inside but more recent cases the criminals have broken into homes, stealing the keys and then the car. >> they are taking a lot of time to pick out high end vehicles such as a range rover , high e

his book was studied by patton and bradley when they planned their campaigns. he was editor of "the richmond news leader" for over 30 years. he also gave daily broadcasts over the radio every day. his gravestone is very modest. we have just his name and dates. giant modest stone for a literary leader. he is buried next to his wife. maintenanceng some going on here at hollywood. winter is the time when all of the trees are maintained. they are doing a little maintenance on the trees. the artwork here are cast iron, stone, and stained glass. this is one of the most beloved monuments. 1865. placed here in war, thee civil confederate government confiscated all of the ornamental iron work in the city of richmond. sent to be melted down into bullets. bell survives because of parishioner paid in gold to save the bell. reeve placeds the mr. reere in 1869 -- here in 1869. dog this is what is called a cradle stone. we will often see a little remembered stone. this tradition comes from the desert cultures. they put rocks on top of the grave. that has evolved into a token

taylor gourmet owner caseyowne patton was part of the meetingm on monday and since then people have gonehishis sandwich shop.hop some said they would never eat t there again while othersain whil threatened to physically harmllh patton. some customers say when political disagreements turn into harassment things have gone too far. >> i think he's a small t business owner andhi he's going to do what's in the bestthbes interests of his business. his >> i don't think that's fairt game 'cause they mad atame somebody else's business. elss s they trying to put the forefront they self and make they business profitable using the president to try and dopresn that you know what i'mt to t saa i don't think that's right.k th >> a spokesperson for taylor gourmet told fox5 patton hastn received support from manyiv bought lunch at the sandwich sa shop. >> time now is 5:50.w is let's take a look at theok at he stories you're engaging withngi the most this morning onhi social media withs our realtima news tracker.ws traker. >> maureen is back with what's hot on the webb. >> president trump slamming austral

macy and patton oswald coming out to pay tribute to this event that's been a good prekick to oscar sunday. moonlight winning best original screen play and nocturnal animals film maker tom ford revealing his oscar pick. >> i hope michael shannon wins. he's nominated for my film. >> kerry playing coy about her oscar picks. >> i'm routing for everyone. i hope everyone goes home feeling a winner. >> but with two young kids kerry is planning a quite night watching the show. >> probably at home. >> which is also where mr. macy will be. >> can't be at the oscars then sit at home with all your pals and make fun of everyone at the oscars. that's what we do. >> sunday night on abc. >> well, if you follow catherine on social media you'll see lots of sweet shots like these of her beautiful and growing family. >> yes, catherine is returning to tv in any new series and she is telling renee more babies could be in her future. just don't tell her husband quite yet. >> we're talking about her new show and her latest addition to her family. >> she just had three. >> you look incredible. >> thank you. >> ho

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generalad served with patton and world war ii, he finished up the european war in marseille. and his whole second division was ready to go under the of where eisenhower was going to send them to japan. bitterly --e all they had just finished writing the germans and they were not happy about going. so when truman decided to drop the bomb, they were even related. elated. and i know they look at truman sometimes in history that he annihilated so many people and all of that that if you look at it from the american side, and i wish i could've been there with he wasat the cafe when with his friends, the elation that he was going to come home again to see his family and that he had made it through a live. host: just to let you know, the survey, our conversation with the historians will re-air later on in the program schedule. i don't have the specific times but i know it will air later today and on presidents' day. let's go to kate in massachusetts on the independent line. good morning. caller: yes, hello. the times have changed. and what was going on many years ago isn't going on t

. >> reporter: katrina patton couldn't believe her ice. a sinkhole almost swallowed this bmw. luckily the car was towed out in time. from the street, the hole is only six feet wide. but dangerously deep. >> 30 feet down. crazy. shocking. >> reporter: here's a look inside the deep sinkhole where water is gushing out from a broken pipe underneath. winter storms are to blame for the crumbling pavement. >> we will be picking the streets. this will be a major repair. >> reporter: cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> it was a beautiful weekend in the bay area. but it won't last long. the rain is returning amount of live look from our cam at pier 15678 we saw clear skies all day long. here's drew tuma. >> we got a break from the rain yesterday and today. we saw tons of sunshine and mild temperatures of live doppler 7, it's quiet out there, giving us the all clear at this hour. you look at the month of february and you don't need to be reminded the first ten days were filled with rain. we got soaked once again after coming off of a wet january. and it's only today and yesterday that we've

small businesses, the meeting was reported by a local blog and soon twitter was in a tizzy. 1 more pattonsn't very political, in fact he states less politics, more hoagies. he says he used to meeting to politely tell trump that many of his immigrant employees are nervous about the future of america. but whatever, the internet hopes he chokes on his hate sandwiches. michael riedel, do you like hoagies? you don't seem like a hoagie man to me. >> actually, i am not. i prefer a nice rare argentinian beefsteak. >> tom: i can't believe you're not a hillary voter. >> i do not eat in chain stores. i'm an elitist, what do you want? this man does not deserve the heat on him by you lunatics who are out to destroy anybody who even gets near president trump. he went there to talk to him about his small businesses and his employees, his job is to talk to the president about those regular asians, he's running a company and you keep scorn on him for that? >> trump is not a popular guy, don't be near him. when he walks in flowers wilt and die, he's unpopular, he has one of the lowest electoral accounts in

the shooting happened late last night on the 2400 block of north patton street. when they got there they found the victim in a vacant parking lot. witnesses said he was dragged there from a nearby home. several shots were fired, but they are looking for the spent shell casings, investigators are looking for the shooter. >>> and we're waiting to see if the driver will be charged after that, crashing into a home in upper darby, chopper 6 hd was over the scene on the 7100 block of marshall road. surveillance video shows the moment there it happens, the similar slams into the home. it knocked down a parking meter and went into a bedroom. nobody in the home was hurt. the police officer was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. >>> first responders in the lehigh valley helped a woman who was being stabbed. a man stabbed his wife and daughter-in-law inside a car. two emt workers were driving by and able to hold the man down until police arrived. >> he went after her and got out of the car and trying to jumped at her and we somehow knocked him down where he couldn't

go >> reporter: 34-year-old joel patton is an i.t. specialist and a fitness trainer. >> the moment i get the chance to move, i'm happy i'm alive. >> reporter: but a rare disease which can affect young athletes almost cost him his legs last year. >> they started to talk about amputation efforts right there. >> reporter: the symptoms had gradually got worse. >> it was one leg, just the left side. i just noticed, again, my leg from the knee down went from very, very bright red to very pale to very dark blue. it was not regular color. >> reporter: he was also in increasing pain, even though diabetes runs in his family, he tested negative for that and other illnesses. the doctors were puzzled. >> you're so young and active and everything on paper checks out as far as you being healthy. >> reporter: but after an mri doctors sent him immediately to dr. mallic. >> joel had a relatively rare does ordina disorder. he had popliteal artery entrapment >> reporter: once the artery goes below the knee it breaks off into three different branches that

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. >> at 7:23 p.m., the man in charge of lockett's execution, robert patton addressed the media. >> ladiesg to make a short statement, and i'll not be taking any questions. so please don't scream and holler at me. as those inside witnessed, the drugs are not having the effect. so the doctor observed the line and determined that the line had blown. it was my decision at that time to stop the execution. at approximately 7:06 hours, inmate suffered what appears to be a massive heart attack and passed away. >> why did you decide to lower the curtain? >> so the physician could check the vein. >> the vein blew. >> the vein? >> yes. >> lockett's vein? >> yes. >> blew. what does that mean? >> it means the vein exploded. >> his vein exploded. >> he said his vein exploded, which i thought was a really strange explanation, because veins don't generally explode. >> in the meantime, just down the hall from the death claim -- chamber, charles warner had eaten his last meal. they were now told that his execution would proceed. ♪ what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink?

somebody said he thought he was getting patton, but in the end he ended up getting a real statesman andneral marshall. bust you look at the foreign policy team, he has strong people actually will give him agreement advice. we can relax about that. my bigger problem is the inside circle. there are nobody in this administration that can go in and tell this president no. that's bad. it's happened with past administrations, but since he has no government experience, he needs that, and we need that as a country, somebody that's got the exwuts to go in and stand up and say this is wrong. instead you have people like stephen miller-- or as mika calls him, "the little dictator." think about that fair second. >> stephen: we have no idea how large his dictator is. >> i think that may have been mika's suggestion. he goes on tv and says the president of the united states can't be questioned. >> stephen: will not be questioned. >> will note be questioned. i'm sorry, that's a little frightening. >> stephen: yeah. >> actually, that's very frightening. that's scary as hell. >> stephen: i understand, if

"eyewitness news" at 2400 block of north patton street where police say a man was shot in the face just before is 11:00 last night. eyewitnesses told police after victim was shot they saw a man drag him 80 feet to a vacant lot where police found him and remains in critical condition this morning. >>> radnor police are cautioning residents about a string of high end vehicle thefts. police say thieves strike in the evening and overnight hours and some vehicles that were stolen were left unlocked in driveways, with the keys inside. in other cases the criminals would break in the home steel keys and then the car. >> taking time to pick out high end vehicles such as a range rover, high end mercedes , very high performance jeeps, these individuals are getting a lieutenant of money for these high end cars. >> police encouraged resident to use alarms and to keep their vehicle locked inside a garage and to keep interior doors to their home locked as well. >> good advice. >>> half naked man accused of stealing a cab and then going on a joy ride through rittenhouse square will face a judge in cent

i want to bring in al fardinas, a business partner at squire patton bogs and former adviser to presidentchairman of the florida republican party. al, good to see you. thanks for getting up on a sunday morning with me. let's dive in on this issue of what we've seen with the i.c.e. crackdown. now, officials say that the raids were planned for weeks before trump took office. it kind of seems to contradict what he's taking credit for in that tweet. does that disconnect worry you or do you think that's just a natural kind of was tan takeover from one administration to the next? >> well, it's part of a bigger picture, but of course it worries me. look, sometimes they point out to the program in the '50s where they took undocumented folks and brought them back to their home countries, but that's the '50s. it was bad enough then, but now you've got a world of narco trafficking, you've got people who potentially are law-abiding people in our country who could potentially be sent back to a small town in honduras where their teenage sons and daughters have two choices, either join a gang or be murd

the cabinet but fdr had to pick amro king and douglas macarthur and the george marshall and general patton to lead us through those dark days. a good leader picks great people. host: it must be tough to pick people that are not just yes men but also will give you a good argument back. that must be a hard thing for a president to do. it is an may be, but acid test. --ry president needs whatever their ideology and background-they all find themselves in a bubble, they are surrounded by single fans. under the circumstances, in times of crisis, they need candidlyo will speak and critically. johnson, when we returned to him for a moment. count but character counts. andrew johnson is at the bottom of the presidential latter -- ladder for a number of reasons. mostly, unlike lincoln whose greatness is measured by his capacity to outgrow the racist , forre that produced him example, his relationship with frederick douglass and the work that douglas did in recruiting soldiers, african-american soldiers for the union army. lawyer saw like a good that he was, he is our evidence that the notion of black

president trump's love of sort of battlefield commanders and his infatuation with figures like general pattonthe other thing that's interesting, this speaks more to steve bannon, the president's chief strategist, is general mcmaster was a skeptic and a harsh critic of the decision-making that led up to the vietnam war and led to the continued blood-letting in vietnam over all those years. he wrote a book in the late '90s called "dereliction of duty" which has become sort of the rosetta stone for people who study the problems in vietnam. it's interesting to note that the book that steve bannon suggested that most white house staffers in the west wing read prior to coming in there was the best and the brightest, which is david's book about how all these extraordinarily well educated and well-intentioned people got us into the ma ras in vietnam. interesting choice. somewhat unknown outside of defense circles. >> that is fascinating. i'm glad you brought that to our attention. he was a supporter of the invasion in iraq, right? >> right. but it's kind of difficult to come up with folks in the mili

he looks like a general patton. he's a distinguished field commander but what the president's also getting is a very understated keen intellect. he can be soft spoken and got a wicked sense of humor. is he somebody that's going to i think have his work cut out for him twig to compete with some of the president's other advisers in his inner circle. >> "the washington post" is reporting we have not heard any sort of comment or response from the kremlin. is the general more or less likely to take a friendly stance toward russia than his predecessor? >> i think that remains to be seen. i think it's very difficult to try to pin him down on that. the thing he's got to be most focused on is getting a disciplined process for the president. he does not bring a lot of the ideological baggage that mike flynn brought. mike flynn having been out of the military, published a lot on radical islam and on why we need to cozy up to russia, h.r. doesn't bring any of that. he hasn't been an ideologue. he comes as an active duty militar

trump frequently cites his admiration of george patton and douglas macarthur on the basis of a single conversation with his designated secretary of defense, retired marine corps general james mattis. he repudiated waterboarding as -- his enthusiasm for waterboarding as an interrogation technique. wouldond piece of advice be to follow the advice of another american general, a greater general in some accounts than any of those that trump habitually mentions, who also has to have been elected president of the united states. dwight d. eisenhower is remembered for the military industrial complex. in a letter, he offered a success "to attain any it is quite clear that the , federal government cannot avoid or responsibilities which escape responsibilities which the mass of people believe should be undertaken by it. the political processes of our country are such that if the rule of reason is not applied in this effort, we will lose everything even to the possible , and drastic change in the constitution. this is what i mean by my confidence in moderation in government. should any political p

you know, i'm -- he's more of eisenhower, i'm more of a p patton. we have different styles. is a good thing. we didn't have a gun to our heads. so it's really great to be able to run a succession process this way when you're not under the gun to do something by a certain time. >> yeah, well, john, you are taking over of course for as jim said a company that's had great success. you say and you said the opportunity's enormous but also named a number of your competitors. it's certainly as though that opportunity is not lost on other companies as well. why do you have the confidence that you can continue what mr. slootman's been doing? >> well, first of all much like the consumer world this is not a zero sum game between the companies i named. the enterprises are increasingly dealing with huge amounts of complexity. where you've got an explosion of the number of devices that are being brought into the enterprise, an explosion in number of software applications. what that means for most company ss growing complexity. a platform like servicenow helps simplify that environment, st

you about t the found of taylor gourmet the sandwich sub shop that is basedd here in d.c., casey pattonps here in the d.c.c area because he came to thee to white house on monday for aor a meeting of small busines owners the fallout continues.ties and it's even affecting ivanka trauma hoop has a line of shoess and dresses and cosmetics. nordstrom's announcing that because of dwindling sales theye are dropping her line of products from their stores fortr one their website.. course there's been online social media campaign basicallyy to tell retailers to stop sp selling ivanka's trump's line of items and so of course again i said nordstrom's says it'sss because sales are down. dn. an interesting phenomenonhenono growing here. the owners of the wisconsin based harley davidson were hereh on the south president yesterday.. the president boasting that tt bikers were for trump and at a a least that's one company that ca doesn't seem to be responding to the free speech backlash that'st going on here for anybody who seems to be aligning with this i new administration.trion. .uys. >> look, everybo

generals around donald trump, i love what somebody said about general mattis, he thought he was getting patton, he ended up with george marshall. >> mcmaster selection as national security adviser drew widespread praise, as we said, across washington including from many top democrats. his book, as you mentioned, mike, it's called dereliction of duty. it looked at the joint chiefs of staff, the war in vietnam, and how they fed information to politicians. that book has shot up to null one on amazon. "the new york times" reports he also criticized the way president george w. bush's administration went to war in iraq. quote, as a commander, he was credited with demonstrating how a counter-insurgency strategy could defeat militants in iraq, demonstrating the promise of an approach that general david petraeus adopted to shift momentum in a war the united states was on the verge of losing. before that, he earned a silver star as a commander in the persian gulf when his outnumbered company destroyed iraqi formation. senator tom cotton was reportedly central to trump picking mcmaster. he once served un