boone pickens. you? >> good morning, harry. >> let's go ahead and head into the trophy room, if you don't mind. >> sure. >> t. boone pickens was a texas oilman who became the original corporate raider. he would buy a bunch of stock in a company, talk about how the executives needed to be tossed out and make a play for the company. >> the company is only 1/20th the size of phillips, buys 5.8% of the stock privately. now he wants to buy another 15% from the shareholders and gain a seat on the corporate board. >> there's one thing i want to put in place is that stockholders own companies and management is employees. >> phillips agreed to buy back its stock from t. boone pickens. the profit to pickens and partners, $89 million. >> it's no secret that you've made about half a billion dollars losing on your attempted takeovers. >> you never like to lose, but if you lose and make money, well, it makes it a little easier. >> i remember the guy got up and said, i have a question. he said, you're making a lot

roland pickens director of health network. this contract is awarded after a rfp was put out. you should rest assureed to know [inaudible] gainee is one of the leading companies that performs this work for acute care hospitals arounds the country. they have several hospitals in california, they just happened to be based back east, but they are the predominant player in the area of patient and workforce satisfaction. >> so, in essence in the review we noted there are i assume some similar hospitals or solutions in california? >> absolutely and as director garcia opponented out, san mateo uses them in the eeoceo [inaudible] zuckerburg is familiar with it. >> i didn't attend the meeting and sure it was answered there. when i read this i wondered here and didn't see a number of things, that is quhie why i thought i would raise it. >> we are looking forward working with them. one thing they provide is a much more detailed reporting capacity down to the individual units and cost center level which we didn't have before. >> i concur, this is a critical parameters in databases we will

they're sold underground for different amounts of money and easy pickens so that's why it behooves a lot of these stores to take precautions. >> henry, thank you very much. >>> meantime, an armored car guard is recovering in the hospital after being shot in a robbery in front of the chase bank. two masked men armed with long guns robbed and shot that guard and fled in a blue suburban. police officers spotted that blue suburban. >> one suspect jumped out and engaged an officer by shooting some rounds at him. jumped out of the car and shot rounds at the officer. >> that suspect 24 year-old was taken into custody and the second suspect ran off. deputies finally tracked him down in a creek bed near their rancho trailer park. he's identified as 23 year-old ivan morales the both set to be in court tomorrow afternoon and held without bail. >>> some neighbor -- it is unclear why the hate was targeted. police say they are aware of these fliers but it is not against the law to distribute them. >>> all right, we have a new member of the ktv news team joining us today. a new old member. ken roll

boone pickens weighed in.s praising donald trump's success in business as an indication of his good economic policies. and said, quote, "you judge a a trapper by his pelt." [ laughter ] trump was like, "for the last time, it's not a pelt, it's my hair, okay. [ growling ] [ cheers and applause ] down boy. down boy. sit down. sit. sit. be quiet. [ growling ] okay, boy." [ laughter ] the big trump news today is this audiotape that resurfaced from 1991 where donald trump apparently posed as his own publicist during a phone call. [ laughter ] this is real. during a phone call to "people" magazine. people are saying it's definitely him, he's saying it's not. hillary clinton was like, "isn't it annoying when people dig up stuff from the '90s and use it against you?" [ laughter and applause ] [ growling ] "okay, boy." [ laughter ] get this, an artist is hoping to protest the republican national convention in cleveland by having 100 women pose nude outside the event. or as republican men put it, "hey, no, stop. [ laugh

the t boon pickens gave a lot of money and didn't see anything in exchange. >> he says he got outspents i want 20d get a law pass so i wrote the big check and i tried to woo the senators. but in the end they didn't because he got out spent by the koch brothers. >> this is hbo, tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m. p i can't wait to watch it. meet the donors, does money talk? i think the answer is we'll see. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there's only one place where real and amazing live. book a seaworld vacation package and eat free. before it became a medicine, it was an idea. an inspiration. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures. had 12 years of setbacks and breakthroughs, 4,423 sleepless nights, and countless trips back to the drawing board. at first they were told no, well... maybe, and finally: yes. then it was 36 clinical trials, 8,500 patient volunteers, and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be

the flip side, those men were available to assist the british under thomas sumpter, andrew pickens in summer of 1780 and cornwallace really runs into a hornet's nest. in fact, i was talking to someone before the talk tonight, putting down an insurgency whether it's an insurgency in south carolina in 1780 or insurgency in vietnam in the 196 0s or insurgency in afghanistan in the 2000s. very, very difficult with a limited arm force when you don't -- the british faced the same problems in the 1278 1780s that american forces face today. >> this is a follow-up to the gentleman's question in the front row about a list of officers. this is a question for a friend of mine, he's familiar with the list but is curious if a list exists for the ncos and enlisted men. >> is there a list of the ncos and list of men for the siege of charleston. i get that question all the time. unfortunately, there is not. what we do have, there are some payrolls and muster rolls of american regiments immediately prior to the fall of charleston, but unfortunately, there is no list of enlisted prisoners that were take

the flipside was they were available to resist the british under thomas sumpter, andrew pickens in the summer of 1780. when corn wallace gets into south carolina, he really runs into a hornet's nest. i was talk someone before the talk tonight. putting down an insurgency, whether it's in south carolina in 1780 or in vietnam in the 1960s or insurgency in afghanistan in the towels, ves very difficult with a limited armed force when is you don't control the populace. so the british faced a lot of the same problems in 1780 that american forces face today. >> this is actually a follow-up to the gentleman in the front row's question about the list of officers. this is a question for a friend of mine who has done extensive study of the wax saws. he's familiar with the list and the clinton papers of the officers but is curious if such a list exists for the ncos abenlisted men. >> the question, is there a lis of ncos and enlisted men for the siege of charleston. i get that question all the time. unfortunately, there is not. what we do have, there are some payrolls and muster rolls of american re

and this slim pickens song comes on the radio, and it turns out that's the magic thing that makes the little green martian heads explode merchandise the fish bowls -- inside the fish bowls. but it's this idea of magic thinking. someone has a magical solution. one of the points of the book is it's a lot harder than that, and it's not easy. so i think the combination of the feeling of powerlessness to influence government, to make change happen, and that powerlessness is particularly powerful, you know? sarah palin calls it, oh, well, that hopey-changey stuff. but i think when obama came in at the beginning, there was so much enthusiasm and raised hopes, i looked at that, and i said, you know, i've seen this in latin america before. this charismatic leader comes in, hopes are risen, hopes are dashed. and also i think social media is playing into that in a very interesting way which we haven't begun to really see the effect of. you have people come out, they feel like they have a voice on social media, they can say things in certain ways. but there's a disconnect between what people are

there's some good news is our after morning and into the wind speeds right now we really start the pickens east bay shoreline and its 7 8 mi. an hour for a plan tailored enough to cause our oakland and hayward is 12 mi. an hour. definitely windy conditions out there and on the cool said this morning. currently 59 degrees especially for oakland san jose also 59. livermore at 60 conquered it 61 so. arrows at 53 degrees. >> rebecca: by noontime the sun we are similar to such an on the bay area it will not be as warm. yesterday the cooling trend continued into the rest of this weekend and then by 5:00 this afternoon cooled preconditions on the bay. i will see some low eighties for and in spots. entablatures what they will look like around lunchtime 78 degrees set season francisco . this afternoon this will look like first pitch at one of five they're taking on the blue jays and then we will have most clear conditions with the breeze still in the air and then as a green jacket to a bundle been. we will see temperatures in the mid-60s. >> reporter: a blow between for a of chaos and bloodshed tur

roland pickens director of health network. this contract is awarded after a rfp was put out. you should rest assureed to know [inaudible] gainee is one of the leading companies that performs this work for acute care hospitals arounds the country. they have several hospitals in california, they just happened to be based back east, but they are the predominant player in the area of patient and workforce satisfaction. >> so, in essence in the review we noted there are i assume some similar hospitals or solutions in california? >> absolutely and as director garcia opponented out, san mateo uses them in the eeoceo [inaudible] zuckerburg is familiar with it. >> i didn't attend the meeting and sure it was answered there. when i read this i wondered here and didn't see a number of things, that is quhie why i thought i would raise it. >> we are looking forward working with them. one thing they provide is a much more detailed reporting capacity down to the individual units and cost center level which we didn't have before. >> i concur, this is a critical parameters in databases we will

the only ones that escaped seizure were fort pickens in pensacola and other than that the south was already seizing these weapons and they were -- the states were buying weapons in europe. they were preparing for war and ultimately, the decision was made personally by jefferson davis authorizing to bombard ford sumpter to bomb the war. given the reasons for the south seceding and forming the confederacy it should not be a surprise that once those things were in place there was going to be a war and as you will see there were a lot of people trying to avoid a war by dealing with the issue of slavery. okay. the first thing i want to do is look at contemporary evidence, 1860, 1861. i think that's the only or the most valid way to determine the cause of secession and the formation of the confederacy. a lot of people display or wave the confederate battle flag and my question is basically when they're doing that what does that flag stands for? that's the confederate flag and stands for the con fed rassy and what did the confederacy stand for and we as a society ought to look into that issue and

the only ones that escaped seizure were fort pickens in pensacola and fort sumpter at charleston. other than that, the south was already seizing these weapons and they were -- the states were buying weapons in europe. they were preparing for war and ultimately, the decision was made personally by jefferson davis authorizing beauregard to bombard ft. sump tir to bomb the war. given the reasons for the south seceding and forming the confederacy it should not be a surprise that once those things were in place there was going to be a war. as we'll see, there were a lot of people trying to avoid a war by dealing with the issue of slavery. okay. the first thing i want to do is look at contemporary evidence, 1860, 1861. i think that's the only or the most valid way to determine the cause of secession and the formation of the confederacy. which is relevant today. a lot of people display or wave the confederate battle flag and my question is basically when they're doing that what does that flag stand for? seems to me, that's the confederate flag, stands for the confederacy. what did the co

roland pickens director of health network. this contract is awarded after a rfp was put out. you should rest assureed to know [inaudible] gainee is one of the leading companies that performs this work for acute care hospitals arounds the country. they have several hospitals in california, they just happened to be based back east, but they are the predominant player in the area of patient and workforce satisfaction. >> so, in essence in the review we noted there are i assume some similar hospitals or solutions in california? >> absolutely and as director garcia opponented out, san mateo uses them in the eeoceo [inaudible] zuckerburg is familiar with it. >> i didn't attend the meeting and sure it was answered there. when i read this i wondered here and didn't see a number of things, that is quhie why i thought i would raise it. >> we are looking forward working with them. one thing they provide is a much more detailed reporting capacity down to the individual units and cost center level which we didn't have before. >> i concur, this is a critical parameters in databases we will

boone pickens wife has blue shield, where cops are going into the community. cops are fathers and sons, we have cops -- all the programs. i told donald, i have been involved with donald since the beginning. i said, i never want to go back to government, but i want to bring the cops in the communities so the people in communities understand that cops are there to protect you. i'm willing to put my life on the line to go back into government to help the kids in the inner cities. you're right, what goes on in chicago nobody wants to know. jesse jackson lives there but he opens his big mouth, why doesn't he demonstrate in chicago where the young african-american kids are dying? now we have five officers who ain't going home to their family. i have never seen anything like this since the late '80s and he's divided the country, our president. we need a leader. >> bo dietl and newt gingrich, thank you for joining us on a troubling friday. >> indeed, there's a lot more to learn about the shooter, just from looking at the video. from what he was wearing and what he was

roland pickens director of health network. this contract is awarded after a rfp was put out. you should rest assureed to know [inaudible] gainee is one of the leading companies that performs this work for acute care hospitals arounds the country. they have several hospitals in california, they just happened to be based back east, but they are the predominant player in the area of patient and workforce satisfaction. >> so, in essence in the review we noted there are i assume some similar hospitals or solutions in california? >> absolutely and as director garcia opponented out, san mateo uses them in the eeoceo [inaudible] zuckerburg is familiar with it. >> i didn't attend the meeting and sure it was answered there. when i read this i wondered here and didn't see a number of things, that is quhie why i thought i would raise it. >> we are looking forward working with them. one thing they provide is a much more detailed reporting capacity down to the individual units and cost center level which we didn't have before. >> i concur, this is a critical parameters in databases we will