better part of 400 years, from the founding of the earliest colonial settlement in , america and plymouth has consistently proven itself to be the greatest engine of opportunity in the history of mankind. no other place comes even close as we are all blessed to be a part of it. cultureately, pop sometimes sends a different message. seen struck recently they -- be a scene in the comedy called "the internship." we did not win any oscars, but it starts: wilson and vince vaughn. they pay that play 45-year-old competing with very talented 20-year-old for jobs at google. at the climax of the movie, they are downtrodden. it seems clear. they will lose their jobs. moment, they discourage -- a discourage young intern says "the whole american dream thing that you guys are up on, that is all it is nowadays. a dream. graduates, do not ever allow yourself to believe that will stop instead, think about this. there is more information on then there wase in the local library when your parents grow. sure, life in modern america is not all, candy and rainbows. but for many of our challenges, our country re

. >> so john and four friends hopped in a car which was a white plymouth horizon and walked up to the back door just as the eyewitness later told the police, except for one detail, and it was a big one. the eyewitness identified the hires brothers as the young men he saw in the drove way, but, said john hellsher, it wasn't them. it was him. he and one of his grosse point buddies went up that driveway. >> as soon as he opened the door i heard commotion behind my. and we saw people jump over the fence coming towards us, one with a gun leveled at us. and we saw all the other people running towards bob. especially a guy with a shotgun. i just remembered, i'm dead. that's the first thing that came to my head. he's going to shoot me. i froze. we froze. and all he said was get the [ bleep ] out of here. and we turned so fast and ran back to the car. i'd never ran so fast in my life. as we running back, i heard the gunshot. they said get the hell out of here, and we screeched the tires and got out of there as quick as we could. >> and after, the five returned to the graduation party. >> i was

plymouth rock landed on him. >> jimmy: in your new book, you imagine a world or nation in which you aren charge of the country. i would start with health care. costs are out of control whuc, s going to spend the money. take care of us as we get older. straight forward idea for urgent care, health care. all of the equipment in the hospital, especially, ventilators, all the stuff grandpa is hooked up to. coin operated. do your loved ones really love you? we are going to find out. we are going to find out. okay. hang on! i want to say this! this is one of the things that is going to take care of itself. if you don't have enough friends, enough loved ones, enough, enough family members that really care enough to bring a pillowcase full of nickels to the hospital. every time they visit. do you want to return to a world where they wouldn't pitch in, so to speak. i'm taking obama slogan, putting a twist on it, the hope and change thing. you better hope they have change. [ cheers and applause ] you will like this one especially. i think we are getting a little careless. speaking of health care.

the better part of 400 years, from the founding of the first colonial settlements in jamestown and plymouth, america has consistently proven itself to be the greatest engine of opportunity in the history of mankind. no other place comes even close and we are all blessed to be a part of it. unfortunately, pop culture sometimes send a very different message. i was struck recently by a scene in the comedy "the internship." the movie did not win any oscars, but it stars owen wilson and vince vaughn. they play washed up 45-year-olds competing with very talented 20-year-olds for jobs at google. at the climax of the movie, they are bleary-eyed and downtrodden. it seems clear, they're going to lose their job opportunity. at that moment, a discouraged young intern says "the whole american dream thing that you guys grew up on -- that is all it is nowadays, a dream." graduates, do not ever allow yourself to believe that. instead, think about this. there is more information on your smart phone than there was in the local library when your parents grew up. sure, life in modern america is not all candy i

it's august, 2006, at the honda british grand prix world championships in plymouth, england. a win here represents the pinnacle of international class one speed racing. >> it was my first year in the big boats and my dream ticket to drive britain's only class one power boat team. pilots james shepherd and chris are racing "king of shaves" a super fast catamaran sponsored by the company of the same name which sells shaving products. >> powered by twin lamborghinis and probably cost about 2 million pounds to build, $4 million. >> ceo will king says driving the boat is like racing a ferrari on the water at 150 miles per hour, an intense thrill. and a dangerous one, too. skimming along at these speeds, things can go wrong fast. shepherd has won the honda formula 4 series several years running, but it's his first time competing at the british grand prix. >> your first race in any series, you're keen to make an impression. >> the fact they're the only british boat in the race amps the pressure up even higher. >> they were so fired up because it was a home race and i just really wan

plymouth rock landed on him. >> jimmy: in your new book, you imagine a world or at least a nation in in which you are in charge of the country. what sorts of changes would you make to this country if that were the case? >> well, i start with health care. the costs are out of control. we want to know who's going to spend all the money and who's going to take care of us when we get older and all that. pretty simple, straightforward idea for urgent care and health care. all of the equipment in the hospital, especially ventilators and all the urgent care stuff, all the stuff grandpa's hooked up to? coin operated. it's all coin op. your loved ones really love you? we're going to find out. we're going to find out. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay. >> and -- and i want to say this. this is one of the things that's going to take care of itself. because if you don't have enough friends, enough loved ones, enough family members that really care enough to bring a pillowcase full of nickels to the hospital every time they come to visit you, do you really want to return to a world where the

1636 when the pilgrims passed a law saying that disabled soldiers would be supported by the entire plymouth colony. that was then. today there is an awful lot of outrage about this growing scandal at the va as well there should be. but for some republicans, this outrage seems to be highly selective. now, look, democrats are outraged whenever any sick american can't visit a doctor, so, for instance, when a greedy private company keeps people from seeing a doctor because that's how they maximize their profits, or when republican governors blockade the medicaid expansion making it impossible for 20 million working americans to see doctors, which is happening today, or when bureaucrats conspire to keep our veterans from seeing doctors. of course, democrats are outraged because we're consistent. i just wish the republicans were. now, in the "crossfire" tonight, senators bernie sanders and dean heller. so to you -- >> man, you're talking to the wrong guy. we had a republican governor that expanded medicaid in the state -- >> good for you. >> the state of nevada. were outraged and always outraged.

>> this was a very positive speech about all of the plymouths across the board. a really dangerous world. and the president hasn't really gotten a handle on it. and one of the things he talked about was beefing up the capacity, the antiterrorist capacity of our allies and other countries which is, i think, a really good idea. he proposed a billion dollars to do that that's pretty small. we will see if the republicans kind of meet him and raise him a little on that. >> charles? >> look, i think this is rose colored glasses. here's a president trying to justify his foreign policy by pretending these successes. i don't know anybody who believes it when a cancer metastasizes you are better off. i don't think anybody thinks as he was saying that america stood tough on ukraine and united russia. russia just completed the biggest energy deal in the history of the galaxy with china that's going it to supply it with a customer for 30 years. this is isolation. i mean, he didn't even mention that russia swallowed crimea. and is essentially reduced ukraine to a vassel state.

cooler in minneapolis, i'm not sure this storm here as it moves towards minnetonka, towards plymouth,you're in those areas, even a chance of hail and wind. at least 50 or 60 miles an hour can always do damage. get the pets, kids aep yourself inside. >> all right, chad, thank you. a deadly mystery reveals itself after the remains of a top tennis player is found, and the authorities trying to find information. police found four bodies in the ashes after the flames died down. tonight there are new details. randi kaye reports. >> reporter: an explosion before dawn and then a call to 911 at 5:45 a.m. >> oh, my god, the flames are so bad. i was walking my dogs and the house just exploded. >> calm down and take a deep breath. >> it was just horrible. i was walking by and it exploded. >> a 6,000 square foot mansion burning to the ground, owned by one of the top tennis players in the world, james blake. >> okay, do you see flames? >> the house is filled with flames, ma'am. >> it would be hours before the firefighters can put the flames out. and investigators can get inside. >> we have discover

to ensure militia groups in the armed rebellion in plymouth the geneva agreement.and they claim they have no further territorial ambitions on the ukraine. >> i think the representative of australia. i give the floor to the representative of china. >> i express appreciation for the master of nigeria for their outstanding -- this is a matter of concern to china. and avoid further deterioration of the situation. the solution is the only way out of the crisis in the ukraine. they need to take into consideration that both history and contemporary situations will accommodate the aspirations of various regions and ethnic groups within the ukraine as well as both parties. for some time, they have worked actively to facilitate negotiations. the house in geneva around the russian federation have agreed on measures. forcibly promoting the settlement. and realizes it is possible. we will continue to support international offices. >> i think the representative of china for the statement and now give the floor to the representative. >> thank you, madam president. we wish to you

better part of 400 years, from the founding of the earliest colonial settlement in , america and plymouth has consistently proven itself to be the greatest engine of opportunity in the history of mankind. no other place comes even close as we are all blessed to be a part of it. cultureately, pop sometimes sends a different message. seen struck recently they -- be a scene in the comedy called "the internship." we did not win any oscars, but it starts: wilson and vince vaughn. they pay that play 45-year-old competing with very talented 20-year-old for jobs at google. at the climax of the movie, they are downtrodden. it seems clear. they will lose their jobs. moment, they discourage -- a discourage young intern says "the whole american dream thing that you guys are up on, that is all it is nowadays. a dream. graduates, do not ever allow yourself to believe that will stop instead, think about this. there is more information on then there wase in the local library when your parents grow. sure, life in modern america is not all, candy and rainbows. but for many of our challenges, our country re

--its to my north carolina, plymouth, north carolina, david you are up next. situationu take the nevada -- instead of him saying, i did wrong, i am going to pay up, they turn it into an event. everything in america is either politicized or used as a means to use violence against one another. we can shoot each other down without any thought about it. our government allows the resources we have available to instead made negative of a positive. kind of bring back down to reality that sometimes we make mistakes. we need to embrace our mistakes and go forward. host: joe off of twitter says this -- roxboro, north carolina, democrats line. here is arnold. somebody had a good time last night. they areay culture, out of touch with the rest of america. you way i was brought up, keep your enemies closer and you keep your friends further away. they can't stand each other. when they had their little press -- or they have the 50th repeal of obamacare. the new benghazi attacks. --y come to the microphone they must be crazy to get rid of this first black president. i find the

lists lists lists lists lists lists of plymouth.you said that the european union hand has no alternative but to work with russia as it is not trying to pretend that it is something different and i wonder if you could the element played out about what is russia as it is russia as it is as you said it's a country still in transition it doesn't really have recovered its identity. russia for russians who say russia is a multicultural country is that russia looking to was asia russia looking more towards europe still suffering a kind of a dentity crisis after the breakup of the soviet union. lemme see the series of explosions going off lisa tried to clear the same people are going to. want to meet a lot of people are going to join the teaching every minute. tommy mottola the weapons of my own life but. most of us think that's so he. squeezes most elite moments. sometimes for nothing. this season and it's improvements to the speech it's not just he still can still be just if you see a stage eight look to be content with what speech he was