na star paul george. fresno state alum showed up with his brother david by his side.ve the pregame pep talk. says it should have been just three words. >> win, just win, baby. no, they were like, what? that's not even our saying. what does that even mean? i didn't say that. >> would have been cool if you did. >> i should have said did and walked out. dieng it. >> all right. if you missed cal's early start yesterday, north carolina, you missed a great performance by the bears in their first game under new head coach justin wilcox, especially from the quarterback ross bourz. in his first career start, bourz finished 24 of 38 for 363 yards and four touchdowns. he had two interceptions. he tossed a touchdown in each quarter. he had five in a double over time win over oregon october 21st. >> i was nervous, i was thinking, man, it's finally here. finally get my opportunity. and, you know, just wanted to -- it was more probably stressed out wanted to make it count and not let my guys down. not so much i hope i play great, i could care less about that as long as we're winning

so, it was alwastohn, paul, george and ringo. that's how it is, you know?the three of them. yeah, we had a few rows, but that was then, i think that's what everybody has. sure. and do you feel you've had your due from the critics? i mean, you're still much loved. you see, i'm getting it now. the remasters. no, "john, paul, george... and ringoooo." because you know, anyone can play like that. well, they can't. i knew that. and i knew when we went to america and i met a lot of drummers, they said they call us to the studio, theyjust want us to play like you. so, i had no problem with it. i didn't like it, but it didn't stop me playing. ijust played the way i played. i play emotionally, that's how i do it. is that the secret? is that the ringo style? well, that's my way of doing it. i don't know if it's the secret. it's not a secret now, i just told you! how do you feel, being back? i know you visit often. you said that you voted brexit, or that was your indication... i didn't vote, i was out of the country. i wondered. i said the people voted, and they have t

it was a big deal of bug dog stadium, paul george also an alum. derrick gives the bulldogs a pregame prep talk and says it should been just three words. >> win, just win baby. no, they were like what, that's not even our saying. what does that mean. i didn't say that. but -- it'll been cool if you did. >> i should have said it and walked out. >>> ucla in a josh rosen taking on texas a&m. didn't score on the 72 run yard but on the 62 run yard, 38-10 aggies. this toss the field, makes it 28 straight points for the bruines, they closed within 6. ros rosen fakes the spike, first down, slings it to jordan for the game winner. 34-point come back. second biggest in ncaa history. bruines win 45-44. >> didn't i see dan marino did do that? >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 developing news out of washington. president donald trump is poised to end dhaka. >>> and a sunny santa barbara day changes. a weather system that rocks the community this afternoon. that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. next news cast at 11:00 over on channel 7. channel 7. see you there. -

. >> jimmy: paul george. >> yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: good stuff. >> he's good, yeah.ckname yet? >> no nickname yet. >> jimmy: because you want to have a nickname for you guys because you two are going to be -- i mean, you wanna be like the dynamic duo. >> sure. no nickname yet, but we'll get there. >> jimmy: do you want me to help you out? >> sure. sure. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got it. ready? >> okay. >> jimmy: russell, right? >> okay. >> jimmy: paul. >> right. >> jimmy: rupaul. [ cheers and applause ] you see what i'm talking about, man? >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: rupaul, that's one. >> that's one. >> jimmy: let's have a real one i think is going to be great. >> okay, okay. [ light laughter ] i still -- i don't think people like that. >> jimmy: who do you play for? the thunder, right? you two, russell westbrook and paul george, are the thundercats. [ cheers and applause ] do you remember thunderercats? >> i do know thundercats. >> jimmy: they would go, thunder, thunder, thundercats ho! [ cheers and applause ] telling you, man, you guys are the thundercats. >> okay, we

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we got paul george now. >> who is that? [laughter] >> no, i'm kidding. >> come on, come on.was -- okc wasn't happy about that. >> how did you start on the internet? it was the app vine back probably four years ago now, just living with friends in college and getting into i it. everything went viral and just kept going from there. >> man, that's kind of like amazing, right. >> yeah, i never would have expected any of this. >> what brings you to philadelphia? >> yeah, i'm actually here with mega bus stop com. we're doing a campaign going across the northeast just to different college towns and talking to people like yourself and hanging out, a media torso it's been fun riding the mega bus. >> that's cool. can i come with you. >> come on. >> that's pretty cool. so, one of the things i see on instagram, you sing a lot and i know you have a singing career, right? >> working on it. >> break it down. >> yeah, so, that's what's been cool about the whole social media journey, just doing funny stuff and incorporating what i love to do and singing as well and entertaining people so i h

joining westbrook and paul george. knicks will get canter, mcdermt and a draft pick. they sent more young players down. a guy like mike may not be able to make the team. is looks like two or three rookie defense men will. fliers have 26 players still in camp. they have to get it down to 23 man roster for the season opener. >> we have four games left. our big guys have to play. we're getting ready for the season. there's players in the mix. you get down as quick as you can and go from there. we have a deep roster. spots are hard to come by. >> good problem to have. pen state opens big ten play at iowa. we'll have highlights at 11. pen and lee high today. what a die for pen sophomore running back. brooks. he'll take the hand off nearly takes it in for the score. nice move. two plays later, brooks does get the touch down. 268 yards rushing. nine short of the school record. and 3 touch downs. pen beats lee high 65-47. i'm john clark, it is good to see you again back to you. >> great to see you, john. thank you so much. a final check of the forecast. we're holding onto sum

the ten-time all star will team up with russell westbrook and paul george. >>> the giants allowed just one run in seven and two-thirds against the giants tonight. span singles home, scores hernandez, span was three for four in the game as the giants win 2-1. and this storm trooper all excited for star wars night at the coliseum. oakland's chris davis had his 45th home run for the -- 40th home run of the year. the first a's player in years to have 40 homers in back to back seasons. >>> still to come, the cal bears looking to remain undefeated facing fifth ranked usc, and it's not the way the cardinals hoped to start the season going one and two, but now a chance to stop the skid as ucla comes to the farm for stanford's home opener next. suffering an upset to san diego state... falling out of the rankings. but in come the bruins... who >>> the last couple of weeks have been tough for the cardinals, following an upset and falling out of the rankings, but in come the uihabrho w straight to stanford. the final minute of the first half, the game tied at 13. costello comes in. the third stanf

russell westbrook along with paul george and check this out.up 21-nothing late in the second quarter. squirrel on the field. doesn't want to x he's going just take it into the zone himself for a touchdown. this squirrel is 21 and it. >> he let it go. >> he's like listen if fair not going to score. >> we just didn't see that tiny little football. [laughter] >> all right, stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a california woman completes an amazing feat. she finished the swim between san francisco and alcatraz prison more than anyone else ever has. how she motivates herself to take the icy plunge regularly so i want my glasses my girlfriend loves artists.

league and personal fundraisers the lakers have been fined $500,000 for tampering with star forward paul george johnson got himself in a little hot water a couple of weeks ago with joking comments he made on "jimmy kimmel live" about trying to convince george to come to the lakers george's former team the indiana pacers complained an investigation was launched it found that lakers g-m rob pelinka violated the nba's anti-tampering rules for contact with george's agent george eventually from the pacers to the oklahoma city thunder... but could bolt for the lakers after this season he is pasadena lonzo ball has his own "big baller" signature shoe costing $495 now it's little brother lemelo's turn "life is sweet. but sometimes old people just don't get it."(rap song plays about lemelo's signature shoe) that's right lemelo who is only a 16-year-old junior at chino hills high school had his own mb1 (melo ball 1) shoe released today by big baller brand the cost $395 which is $100 less than lonzo'sand there is lonzo with lemelo who jumps into a mazzerati and drives offlemelo ball again a h

they found the laker had contact with paul george's agent.rned the lakers about campering after magic johnson talked to him about the jimmy kimmel show. he planned to opt out next year and sign with the lakers and he was traded to the thunder in july. baseball news and the angels at the power as they made the push. jason upton was in exchange for grayson long and a player to be named later or cast considerations. the power hitting upton is bat batting 279 and 94 rbis. the angels are one game out of the wild card spot. tennis, anyone? number one in the world taking on former stanford cardinal nicole gibbs taking the first set in a breeze. 6-2. she was the backhand winner. he would rally in the second going to the open. number one player in the world would take the final set and wins the match. she advances to the third round. over on the men's side of the draw, roger federer in the first set. down 40-0. if it worked once, why not do it again. three times in the game. he would win the first set and the match would take all five sets and he hits

they found the laker had contact with paul george's agent.had warned the lakers about campering after magic johnson talked to him about the jimmy kimmel show. he planned to opt out next year and sign with the lakers and he was traded to the thunder in july. baseball news and the angels at the power as they made the push. jason upton was in exchange for grayson long and a player to be named later or cast considerations. the power hitting upton is bat batting 279 and 94 rbis. the angels are one game out of the wild card spot. tennis, anyone? number one in the world taking on former stanford cardinal nicole gibbs taking the first set in a breeze. 6-2. she was the backhand winner. he would rally in the second going to the open. number one player in the world would take the final set and wins the match. she advances to the third round. over on the men's side of the draw, roger federer in the first set. down 40-0. if it worked once, why not do it again. three times in the game. he would win the first set and the match would take all five sets and h

contact with paul george's agent while he was still under contract with the nba pacers.hey had had already warned the lakers about tampering after "magic" johnson talked about on jimmy kimmel live. he lanned to opt out of his career. george was then traded to the oic occity thunder in july. this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by toyota. and the tigers have just traded justin verlander to the houston astros. >> really? >> so big deal come playoff time. >> absolutely. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, heat and haze grips the bay area. live team coverage on the dangerous temperatures set to scorch the bay area tomorrow. >>> plus broken glass and frustrated drivers. the new push a bay area city is taking to stop a stem in car break-ins. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 on 7. for all of us, thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you in one hour over on the big 7. announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today, an arizona wife says she's abused by her husband until a vicious ha

paul george also a fresno state alum showed up for the ceremony as well.k gave the bulldogs a pregame prep talk and says it should have been just three words. >> win. just win, baby. no, they were like what? that's not even our saying. what does that even mean? i didn't say that. >> it would have been cool if you did. >> i should have said it and just walked out. dang it. >>> first sunday at the u.s. open. two of the best to every play the game going in different directions. 37-year-old venus williams. venus in the far court. gets to the navarro forehead. the forehand volley winner to take the first set. very nice. and navarro will take the second, but venus rolls into the third. we go to match point. watch the touch. venus with a lot drop shot winner. williams gets her 75th career win at the open, winning in three sets, advancing to the quarterfinals for the second time in three years. maybe now the favorite to win. maria sharapova's run is done. sharapova got a wild card to the dismay of many after a 15-month suspension for doping. after winning the firs

he will join fell all-stars russell westbrook and paul george and some calling this a new nba super team including enes kanter and another pick to be finalized by at league office. >>> a late night thriller in the heartland. after 35-yard touchdown run by wadley, you got to love college football, don't you? iowa takes a fourth point lead over penn state late in the fourth quarter. but with four seconds to go, quarterback for the nittany lions crushes the hearts of hawkeye nation. look at this. how does he fit that in there? like fitting a pint glass into a shot glass with that touchdown pass. nittany lions using one of their nine lives and escaping the hawkeyes in iowa city 21-19 victory. >>> after a long layoff due to hurricane irma, 12th ranked florida state shocked by unranked nc state at home! after the wolf pack's 27-21 win, check out one of their players, bradley chubb seen spitting on the midfield logo! he did later apologize for this gesture but florida state now 0-2 on the season. of course, they are without their star quarterback there who they lost to injury. a lot of action y

john, paul, george, ringo and -- >> paul. john. [ light laughter ] why did you quit ballet?a curse word. combing laughter ] your hair every day? >> jimmy: two to three hours. "home alone" was originally called what? >> "home with people." [ laughter ] tell me a secret. >> jimmy: i'm bouncing. [ laughter ] >> oh. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. that's the secret. we did it. >> jimmy: we did it. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i couldn't get that last one. >> jimmy: "home with people." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. it didn't test well. >> jimmy: it didn't test well. "home alone" was better. "home with people", yeah it wasn't good. that was "think fast" with will forte, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "the last man on earth," season four starts this sunday night at 9:30 on fox. set your tivos. stick around. be right back with terry crews, everybody. will forte! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. you stand out in a crowd. and are pulled together. always comfortable in your own skin. we see what makes you unique. so we have so

two hundred five million dollars for five years tony westbrook at the thunder formidable forwards paul george will come along antony. well sprint champion justin gatlin says he won't be taken any in protest this weekend if he wins an exhibit in race in brazil the american who won the one hundred meters at the world championships in london and expressed a mixed emotions saying this doesn't mean he's not showing solidarity with the n.f.l. players who are protesting a racial injustice but that his father was a member of the army and he was told military patriotism. i'm going to stand up i will stand up i mean nice and then if i take the if i stand up it's you know i'm not for the protests or not you know against it it's just that i do the day i understand what it takes for the military but also understand what it takes to be you know a citizen niceties and how to have equal rights for us are making all the noise our goal of presidents cup. i was just in thomas' birdie from a bunker setting the tone for a record eighty two lead after two days i guess international line up even a stumble of from t

live in prince george's county. paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> the clean-up continues in puerto rico two days after hurricane maria hit and we learned as many as 70,000 people in one area there are scrambling to evacuate because of a damn that suffered structural damage. maria is blamed for at least 13 deaths in puerto rico, brought high wind, heavy rain and caused massive damage. it also knocked out power to the entire island. officis without electricity up to six months. maria continued today as it swept over turks and caicos. the storm is expected to weaken slightly as it heads north. let's get to gwen for the latest >>> as we take a look at our maps, let's have a look at this monster, it is a huge one. currently, officially it's located 150 miles east southeast of the southeastern portion of the bahamas. maximum sustained winds at 125 miles an hour, and its movement is to the north northwest but only at about nine miles an hour and it is expected to continue that way right through until saturday. now, tropical sto

george w. bush treasury, paul o'neill and george snow and paulson for a while.rly mainstream and not going to take a part of the system. marvin, famous for his hard money. he is an institutionalist. the system will survive. this is a moment. fischer was a person who brought rare international and intellectual stature to the job. it is worth marking at the moment. the institution lives on. tom: can i mentioned some names? julie: we will come back. to the president and playback of his meeting. president trump: other places, we will see what happen and we will know but it looks like something that could be not a good. believe me, not good. we have many, many things on at the plate and hopefully we can solve them in a rational way. maybe we will not be able to and we will probably know at the end of the meeting at the meetings over a short. of time -- short pedal of time. we have some liabilities we have to work out. i appreciate every body being here. thank you very much, messi -- nancy. thank you, thank you. thank you very much. we will see. no second thoughts. i

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paul wagner is live in forrestvil w story. >> reporter: prince george's county police say they've come out here twice since last sunday. both incidents involving staffers changing the depends diapers of patients that are here at this facility. now, prince george's county police say the first incident did not rise to the level of a criminal investigation, however, the second one did. victim said this happened monday into tuesday, but the police didn't find out about it till last night and they've been investigating ever since. the woman making the allegation told her nephew the sexual assault took place some time in the middle of the night monday and tuesday. when a male nurse came in to change her depends diaper. she told her nephew she tried to report the allegation but nothing was done. that's when he said he called the police. and they immediately had his aunt taken to the hospital for an exam. she's now back in the facility, but the family is another place for her to stay. an attorney for the nursing home said the staff takes all allegations of assault seriously and along with an i

>> my name is paul from george washington university, this is a follow-up on the question just asked. how would you, and on the prevailing narrative? it seems to me the end of the cold war was a victory not just for united states but the rules -based order which incidentally china's now perceived as the emerging challenger. and like you to address how you see the validity of that historic moment. >> when it comes to liberal order today, i think there are many opportunities lost in developing this institutionalized liberal economic and political order of the cold war. i talk about it to quite some extent. much more could have been done, should have been done to integrate russia. different ways into the order that had existed during the latter part of the cold war some people would say that would've been impossible, but not so sure about that, at least in the case of russia, i think one main reason why authoritarian like vladimir putin had a chance to come back was a sentiment that many russians had of being excluded of the possibility of cooperating. it's as much of a my believe is tha

british troops in the war of 1812 and assisted dolly madison in saving the gilbert painting of george washington. paul jennings would later marry fanny gordon, a slave, in 1822. to this union three sons, john, franklin and william were born. franklin, along with his other brothers sought enlistments of regiments of color, franklin falling in as a private with the fifth mass cavalry. then there was my relative, private joseph brunson of company e. he was a free educated pennsylvaniaian from indiana county outside of blairsville, pennsylvania, who entered his occupation as farmer. joseph brunson recalled his experiences enlisting in the military, and i quote, after the death of my parents, i was taken to raise by my grandparents, george and ellen brunson in blairsville, p.a. my grandmother died in blairsville in the spring of the year i enlisted in the fall and my grandfather died while i was in the service. before and at the time of my enlistment i made my grandfather's home my home and at the time of my enlistment there was a recruiting office in blaresville and a list of citizens was being prepared a

paul wagner "fox5 local news". >> developing right now george washington university police are vehicleing who put up islam aphobic posters on campus. turns out whoever created these hateful anti-muslim materials tried to make it look like they came from on campus conservative group. this group, this is not the first time i understand they've been targeted before? >> reporter: they're really return concerned about this. this group young american foundation spent all this morning putting up thousands of these. small american flags as tribute in memory to 9/11. but that's not what has people concerned here. on friday over the weekend, they started seeing flyers pop up on this campus, flyers that were against islam. they were hate speech. flat out. but they were made to look like they came from this group young american foundation. we talked to the president of this group tonight. she'll till this is not the first time they feel they've been victim of dirty tricks and harassment. >> when we first saw this we were shocked and disgusted this is not what we sand for and we're really dispointed t

as well as the papers of leaders like john paul jones, john j pershing, george patton, and admiral william crowell. we are a center for the study of military history. things, youof the can open a box and go through it. here is a dispatch received by the uss ranger, l raid on pearl harbor. this is not a drill. was is how the military spreading the news about the attack. papers.e from patton's this is a map for the invasion of sicily. you can see on the bottom right-hand corner that it was a classified document at one time labeled "secret." also at the top has it, which highlights the fact that we have classified documents which have top-secret designations. of course in time these documents become declassified and we stamp it on so we can prove we are not letting things being declassified before their time. having the agencies like all their fingers at us. we have records of nongovernmental organizations, the largest of which is the records of the naacp. there are over 3 million items. this is the largest collection we have. it has over 8600 boxes. it is also the most frequently used collec

author ali smith, american writer emily fridlund, and 29—year—old fiona mozley — along with george saunders, paulcorrespondent colin patterson has been to meet her. fiona mozley. this is the little apple book shop in the centre of york and it is by far the most exciting day in the history of the shop, because one of the staff has just been nominated for the booker prize. this is fiona mozley, and this is the book, helmut for sale. how did you feel when you heard you had made the short list? absolutely delighted. i was very shocked, i am still very shocked, it is wonderful news. the book is here. yes. as a book-seller you have two describe books, pluck them you get to do your own one now. bee it is the story of a family living on the margins of society in the west riding of yorkshire. they built a house for themselves on land they don't own, which brings them into conflict with the local landowners. so it is a story about their family relationships, and then coming into conflict with external forces as well. how much was written in the social? i had finished it by the time i started working here.

campaigned paul manafort was wiretapped by the obama administration to raising questions of whether claims of wiretapping are not true. here to weigh in as foreign policy advisor president georgebush, kevin kelly and paul bloom and retail. good morning. >> good morning. >> of mourning. >> good morning. cheryl: if one makes fun of president trump when a talks about wiretapping. now we find out it could be true. >> o'dwyer passing of paul manafort, we are not sure when it began, during this campaign worker went further back because the focus from what we can tell on his work with the ukrainian government. was actually to fisa courts being served for mr. manafort. one during the obama administration and one at the beginning of the trump administration. it could be said that of course president obama wiretapped president -- candidate trumps campaign manager, but it can also be said the trump administration, trump justice department have been wiretapped afterwards. >> i'm glad they're bringing this up to you because the order was discontinued 2015 by the court. another fisa warrant started in early 2017. this is not during the heat of the campaign. still under the obama administrat

attempt by the then conservative government to stop the free fall of the pound tycoon george soros is that of paul gives it a billion pounds by breaking the. bank of england but today those who supported britain joining the euro have different questions the kind of questions one might expect from what used to be called the hard left from the prime minister explain the logic behind treating european trip player knows as an economic threat while at the same time being completely relaxed about european ownership and control of the railways the water system of the electricity companies didn't do you last week the takeover of one of the britain's few remaining technology companies of beaver isn't this a question of to bowl to big business but paranoid about people the former u.k. business secretary and now new leader of the liberals was asking his old colleague in the david cameron coalition to raise the may of pm queues over there it's not unusual for libertad to cut say one thing before the election and another offer a reference to so many liberal party you turns in recent years as well jeremy corbyn

george w. bush cuts? >> of course not. the reagan era, there should nexts be a giant asterisk to the argument the tax cuts fueled the growth because paul cut the interest rates in the intervening time. when george bush -- george w. bush did this, it lost a lot of revenue. we should be completely honest about it. all of the objective analysts recognize the cutting taxes for high income people and big coorations do not pay for themselves. if you want to cut them, outline how youso far, they haven't. shery: the logic right now, the argument, at least when it comes to mr. trump's land, is that they focus on business tax cuts, which is different from reagan or bush. would you not expect more economic gains from this? >> it's not just focused on business tax cuts, first. abolish the estate tax for a tiny number of very high income of states. -- the states. cut the top individual tax rate while raising the lowest income tax rate. there are a lot of high income individual cuts and some large corporate cuts. if we were talking about cutting the corporate rate in a revenue neutral way like we did in 1986, we would be having a totally different d

rosenberg, president and founder of a think take an advocacy -- and paul botticelli is a foreign policy advisor for president georgebe bush and director of programs and education at the institute. thank you both for joining us. assignment, limbs are with you, what's your reaction? >> i'm a little confused by it because trump's numbers are the lowest we've seen for president at this point in his presidency in the modern era of american politics. much of the damage that's been done have frank lean not been done by democrats, they've been done by his own missteps, his tweeting and the general ways he's conducted the presidency. any impression from this piece that republicans are in good shape and shouldn't worry about the elections next year, it's false. democrats have been winning the special elections, the congressional generic which is a measure of the elections next year is very positive. we know it's going to be competitive, but certainly trump is really suffering and dragging down three pub brand right now. >> melissa: here's the response from the article. they say it suggests that democrats are naive if they be

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nickels has been missing for decades, ever since george walton's was declared a fake after his death in a car crash in 1962. 41 years later, in 2003, paul is trying to come up with a way to raise excitement for a coin show that summer in baltimore. >> our publicist remembered that it was the 90th anniversary of the making of the 1913 nickel. we thought it would be a nice thing to have a reunion for all the coins. >> that prompts another brainstorm. what about a $1 million reward for that fifth nickel, regardless of the condition it was in? i said, "well, sure. i guess i'd pay a million bucks even if it had a hole in it'. >> the press picks up on the story, and within days, a reader of the roanoke times calls the newsroom suggesting a local angle. >> somebody said he knew george walton when he lived in roanoke. we had our research librarian at the roanoke times start digging up information on mr. walton's relatives. >> adams' research leads him to ryan givens. >> ryan knew about the nickel. he didn't know about the million-dollar reward. >> adams' pursuit of a good story sets in motion a series of extraordinary events. >> mason adams als

the director of programs for the action institute and a former policy advisor to president george hw bush. paule you today. i wonder as someone from the bush 41 administration who may have been skeptical or may still be skeptical of president trump and his foreign policy credentials, how has he done so far? >> well, ed, you made me too old. it was bush 43 administration. the president has done a great job so far because the point is nothing is going to change the north korean's regime trajectory except china telling him they will remove that regime or the united states have to deal with it militarily. i respect nikki haley very much. she will do a wonderful job there today as she does every day playing the role of bold defender of the united states and scourge of all lunacy. what will really change this situation is china behind the scenes understands if they don't get control of this situation everything they fear the most, which is the united states increasingly militarized in that area. japan and south korea increasingly militarized including going nuclear will happen to china. if they aren'

keep it" i suggest teaching young people the stories in the myth and the hero to celebrate george washington and paul revere because if you don't in every culture i would hear about the greek heroes they would rave about greek independence that isrm normally were supposed to bebe proud of your culture but we stop doing that so the story of paul revere is ride because he is not a modernist poet is 19th century white male that is one of the greatest poems ever written it is beautiful i decided to memorize it with my daughter when she was eight. i was embarrassed i did not know the pollen -- poem people literally sacrificed their lives so i could sit in this house to think whatever i want we need to teach that to our kids or it did a thing on my red dirt -- radio program to memorize the long pole we got a lot of submissions and want to get people excited of who we are. >> host: the chapter you ask the first question to ask how could we possibly be expected to love a country we know to be guilty?. >> guest: this is the question unfortunately it is about sound bites but the fact is any fool knows love is

to enact nafta, it was drafted by the george bush the '80s and in bill clinton became president the am today through congress. host: our first call from new new paul, fort edward, york, you are on with marcy kaptur. caller: hello, marcy, i'm from york.te new retired now. in the mid-'90s, nafta was signed. clinton promoted that deal. retrained.y, i i lost my job, it went down to mexico, general electric plant. i retrained, became a teacher, finished my career. hoping that is something with any future trade agreements into ht have incorporated the bill. guest: i'm so glad you mentioned that. be a democrat.to clinton introduced nafta and and corporate democrats like nancy pelosi, i go along with d any kind of legislation that you might be promoting. you ld like to hear what have to say. guest: i tell you, many members in the original vote. oted no on nafta, republicans voted yes on nafta when it was introduced. and i think what you said about yourself, about the retraining about -- have you to be very strong to do what you did, you didn't lose self-confidence and were able to reposition, you should be congratulated for it easy ta didn't make to do th

nickels has been missing for decades, ever since george walton's was declared a fake after his death in a car crash in 1962. 41 years later, in 2003, paul up with a way to raise excitement for a coin show that summer in baltimore. >> our publicist remembered that it was the 90th anniversary of the making of the 1913 nickel. we thought it would be a nice thing to have a reunion for all the coins. >> that prompts another brainstorm. what about a $1 million reward for that fifth nickel, regardless of the condition it was in? i said, "well, sure. i guess i'd pay a million bucks even if it had a hole in it'. >> the press picks up on the story, and within days, a reader of the roanoke times calls the newsroom suggesting a local angle. >> somebody said he knew george walton when he lived in roanoke. we had our research librarian at the roanoke times start digging up information on mr. walton's relatives. >> adams' research leads him to ryan givens. >> ryan knew about the nickel. he didn't know about the million-dollar reward. >> adams' pursuit of a good story sets in motion a series of extraordinary events. >> mason adams also contacted the ed

you have to celebrate george washington and paul revere and nathan hale. if you don't do that something is sick. in every culture, going up with my dad being greek i would hear about the greek heroes. they would rave about greek independence. that's called normal picture supposed to be proud of your culture. in american culture something happened. the story of paul revere's ride, because it by henry long works longfellow, he's not a multicultural paul, he's 19 century white male poet, well, paul driggers right is one of the greatest poems ever written, one of the most beatable poems ever written and excited to memorize with my daughter when she was eight, i was embarrassed that it didn't know the poem and i would get tears in my eyes because i said people literally sacrifice their lives so i could sit in this comfortable house and think whatever i want. we need to teach that to our kids. i did a thing on my radio program or challenge people to memorize paul revere's ride, along poem. we got tons of submissions on youtube and it's just part of what to do, t

forgotten promise of american liberty," you have to teach young people, this, heroes, celebrate george washington and paul revere and nathan hale. if you don't do that, in every culture growing up with my dad i would hear about the greek heroes. they would rave, that is called normal, you are supposed to be proud of your culture. in american culture something happened. the story of paul revere's ride by henry wadsworth longfellow, he's not a modernist poet or multicultural poet, he's a 19th-century white male poet. paul revere's ride is one of the greatest poems ever written. i decided to memorize it with my daughter when she was 8. i was embarrassed i didn't know the poem. i would get tears in my eyes because i said people sacrificed their lives so i could sit in this comfortable house and think whatever i want, we need to teach that to our kids. i did it on my radio program where i challenged people to memorize paul revere's ride. we got submissions on youto. i want to get people excited about who we are. >> host: the chapter loving america you ask first question to ask is how can we possibly be expecte

brian ross here with the details and, brian, it is clear that paul manafort in the crosshairs of the special counsel. >> that's right george. the counsel appears to be closing in on its first indictment in the russia investigation. one-time campaign chairman paul manafort is the target. fbi agents raided his home over the summer and "the new york times" reports this morning that prosecutors have threatened him with indictment. it was just last friday that manafort's own public relations person jason maloni spent two hours before robert mueller. maloni declined to answer questions as he left the courthouse. veteran prosecutor andrew weissman, 1 of 16 seasoned attorneys working for mueller. weissman the former hid of the fraud section is known as an aggressive prosecutor best known for taking down major mafia figures and corporate crooks. manafort has made millions of dollars as a washington lobbyists whose clients are people tied to russia and people close to him say he's preparing for a serious and strenuous legal battle. >> we know he was wiretapped. one of the big questions is whether president trump was picked up in tho

george washington university. >> look, i think if anybody, and i've said this, paul manna port, roger stone, carter paige, or anybody else, attempted to influence the outcome of the u.s. election, through any means that's inappropriate, through collusion, coordination, or cooperation, i hope they go to jail for the rest of their lives. >> asked this morning mike pence who was picked for that job thanks largely to manafort's efforts downplayed the former campaign chairman's role. >> paul manafort was your campaign chairman for both you and mr. trump. and he was reportedly offering briefings to a top russian oligarch who has close ties with vladimir putin about what was going on. was that appropriate? >> i -- you know, i've read those accounts in the newspaper. and, you know, paul manafort was on the campaign for -- at the same time i was, for about a month. and so, look, we're just going to let this process go forward. >> i'm joined by two journalists who have been following the story very closely, two that i read every day on this story. natasha bertrand, political correspondent for "business insider," betsy woodruf