and i heard all about this guy thomas robb.f what is apparently the knights of the ku klux klan. it's so racist that the kkk added a fourth k. took up the racism a notch. this is the kkkk. [ laughter ] i had to meet this guy. i had to call him up and go hey, man, can i come to your creepy compound? i didn't actually call him up. that would be weird. and i didn't say creepy compound. i had one of the producers call him up because he's got a way better white guy voice than i do. because he's a white guy. my white guy voice sucks. i'm like "what up, brother?" [ laughter ] nobody buys that. so thomas robb was like why don't me and your host go out to lunch? and then if i like him then he can come to my compound. which so now i'm in this weird position where i'm going to lunch with a ku klux klan member and i have to impress him? [ laughter ] racism, you know what i'm saying? >> kamau. >> yes, sir. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> tom robb. >> thanks for coming. >> oh, no problem at all. glad to be here. >> i appreciate

and charles robb and linda johnson were on that show also because they were engaged to be married.eople wrote in to the david frost show a lot of letters saying those bearded filthy creeps should be sent back to russia and stuff like that. that was about us. none of us had beards, show. but i had this one letter that said, dear mr. frost, why did you have to have that horrible rock band on there singing that horrible song about vietnam when those lovely people linda johnson and charles robb were on there talking about -- i don't think i'm ever going to yaufwat your show again. and i've saved those letters all these years an i thought, how weird life is that here i am at the lbj library thanks to you i hope i haven't disappointed you. >> you didn't answer my questions, but that's okay. >> well, all kid williding asid were let's face it, there were other bands like the mc 5 and the bugs in new york that were doing some pretty radical things musically and politically as well. but in the end, i think too many people get the left or the anti-war movement confused with the hippie movemen

i would echo a couple things senator robb said. at least from the military standpoint, we felt the nation was behind us. we felt we knew what our objectives were. the issue is, there was a little bit of good versus evil. saddam had invaded kuwait. that was wrong. i can tell you even the youngest petty officers and sergeants understood that this was going to be a little bit of the good war, we were doing the right thing in the right context and we were well-equipped to do so. but something did fundamentally changed. secretary kerry mentioned it last night about the fact that there was this we support the troops. i don't know where it started. i don't know who generated the actual bumper sticker that said we support the troops, but what you saw was this was a fundamental change. it was no longer about the policy in terms of the recognition of the troops. it was about the troops are required to go forward and do what the nation asks them to do, and irrespective of whether we support the policy or not, we are going to support the troop

and charles robb and linda johnson were on that show also because they were engaged to be married.ote in to the david frost show a lot of letters saying those bearded filthy creeps should be sent back to russia and stuff like that. that was about us. none of us had beards, show. but i had this one letter that said, dear mr. frost, why did you have to have that horrible rock band on there singing that horrible song about vietnam when those lovely people linda johnson and charles robb were on there talking about -- i don't think i'm ever going to yaufrpwatch your show again. and i've saved those letters all these years an i thought, how weird life is that here i am at the lbj library thanks to you i hope i haven't disappointed you. >> you didn't answer my questions, but that's ok. >> well, all kid willingding aside, you were let's face it, there were other bands like the mc 5 and the bugs in new york that were doing some pretty radical things musically and politically as well. but in the end, i think too many people get the left or the anti-war movement confused with the hippie movem

i would echo a couple things senator robb said. at least from the military standpoint, we felt the nation was behind us. we felt we knew what our objectives were. the issue is, there was a little bit of good versus evil. saddam had invaded kuwait. that was wrong. i can tell you even the youngest petty officers and sergeants understood that this was going to be a little bit of the good war, we were doing the right thing in the right context and we were well-equipped to do so. but something did fundamentally changed. secretary kerry mentioned it last night about the fact that there was this we support the troops. i don't know where it started. i don't know who generated the actual bumper sticker that said we support the troops, but what you saw was this was a fundamental change. it was no longer about the policy in terms of the recognition of the troops. it was about the troops are required to go forward and do what the nation asks them to do, and irrespective of whether we support the policy or not, we are going to support the troop

want to ask you about, the photograph and if we can put that up, of you kissing the ex-girlfriend of robb one of the guys in the house. how did this -- how did this happen? and why did this happen? >> you know, i mean, we were traveling and we just happened to see each other and things -- >> and for those of you want even morechad, there will be plenty of drama with a side of protein powder when he joins season three of bachelor in paradise. until then, the rest of jo jo's suitors and bachelor nation celebrate. >> tonight we farewell. quite literally the [ bleep ] person ever been on ei bachelor or the bachelorette. >> protein powd neer i the fire. chad liked to work out a lot. >> chad has a contract. >> good tv. >> speaking of people making good tv by being evil, up next, dance mom star abb miller tangoing with the law once again. the new federal charge that coul major jail time for >>> and later, from teen mom to taking charge. our exclusive with jamie lynn spears, britney's kid sister talks about being a tabloid tar raising an pg&e, this is jerris, how may i help you today? i help cust

chuck robb is a marine veteran of vietnam and was awarded the bronze star for his service in combat.as the only senator stoefsh simultaneously on the senate's three national security committees. armed services, foreign relations and intelligence. finally our moderator mark lawrence. associate's professor of history history at u. te and the director of graduate study for the clement center. his books include "assuminghe burden: europe and the american commitment to war in vietnam" and "the vietnam war: a concise history." and he's one of our nation's leading scholars of the vietnam war. please join us in welcoming our panelists. [ applause ] >> well, thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, for coming to this climactic session of this fascinating three days. our topic of course is lessons learned. a number of panels so far over the last three days. how could they not have touched on the lessons of the war? but here we have a chance to isolate this issue with three people who are particularly well qualified to speak about it. i have -- i am a historian of the vietnam war. i have beco

back to the wall for robb. yadier molina in the sixth. cueto would go sixth innings.ets his ninth win. they've lost 18 of their last 22. >>> a's and houston. jesse hahn, he got the start, did not last long. third inning two outs. tony kemp. deep to right chris coghlan, i got it -- he got it. they scored that a two-run triple. looked like an error. 5-0 astros. still in the first inning. george springer, his second hit of that frame. drives in travis marsnik. that was run number seven. and hahn's day is done. the a's and their five-game inwinning streak done as well. >>> copa america started tonight in santa clara. first time the u.s. has ever hosted this tournament of north and south american soccer teams. the opening match between the usa and colombia. where do i get a hot like that at levi's stadium? zapata's going to bounce it home. past u.s. goalie brad guzan. 1-0 colombia. 42nd minute, a controversial hand ball called. james rodriguez buries it. 2-0. clint dempsey with a blast. knocked aside by david es pooena. and the u.s. drops the opening match 2-30. chris wond

back to the wall for robb. yadier molina in the sixth. cueto would go sixth innings.ninth win. they've lost 18 of their last 22. >>> a's and houston. jesse hahn, he got the start, did not last long. third inning two outs. tony kemp. deep to right chris coghlan, i got it -- he got it. they scored that a two-run triple. looked like an error. 5-0 astros. still in the first inning. george springer, his second hit of that frame. drives in travis marsnik. that was run number seven. and hahn's day is done. the a's and their five-game inwinning streak done as well. >>> copa america started tonight in santa clara. first time the u.s. has ever hosted this tournament of north and south american soccer teams. the opening match between the usa and colombia. where do i get a hot like that at levi's stadium? zapata's going to bounce it home. past u.s. goalie brad guzan. 1-0 colombia. 42nd minute, a controversial hand ball called. james rodriguez buries it. 2-0. clint dempsey with a blast. knocked aside by david es pooena. and the u.s. drops the opening match 2-30. chris wondolowski,

in one occasion he said the best report he had in vietnam was chuck robb. finally, he said more than once i am dammed if i do and i am dammed if i don't. as he considered troop escalations, halts, bombing intensification. he wanted his commanders in the field especially general westmoreland to have the troops and the munitions that they needed until with 500,000 troops on the ground general westmoreland in 1968 asked for 200,000 more. at that point on the advice of a group of wise men he assembled and clark clifford he said he would not approve that request. issue out about what was his biggest single word in the war. it was that we might have another incident for the french were overrun by the north vietnamese. the loss of that base led to the french losing the war. khe sanh was in such grave danger in 1968 with divisions of north vietnamese troops assembled in the area. they developed a contingency plan for the tactical use of nuclear weapons. >> my understanding from some of the interviews, governor connally among them, suggested you win the war by winni

her death on friday from crashing into a pole a minute later and could it have anything to do with a robb live in silver springs tonight with more questions than answers, bruce? >> leslie, definitely a strange one. police say when that black suv crashed into this utility pole here at least two of the passengers got out and took off running. now the driver stuck around but they say he has been less than helpful with the police. police are convinced that other folks saw those two cars together. they are definitely hearing from those witnesses. >> big huge crash, loud noise. >> the first crash so horrific it broke into pieces. the 71-year-old research bile gist dead at the scene neighbors shot it could happen. early friday morning while thousands of other people were just trying to get to work. >> he woman down car was wrapped around the tree. it was unrecognizable. >> just a minute later in a few blocks away the black suv crashed into a utility pole. police now all but convinced the crashes are connected but they are still speaking in riddles. >> at some point both vehicles occupied the sam

clinton campaign spokesperson robb robbie, very important moment for the former secretary of state.sage will be tonight. will she focus in on attacking donald trump, lay out a general election battle plan, or will she mainly appeal to bernie sanders supporters calling for unity? >> well, i think first and foremost secretary clinton is going to thank the thousands of supporters across the country and millions of voters who have turned out to support her. as you know, wolf, she has a lead of more than 3 million votes in the popular vote. she wants to make sure to say thank you to those folks. she's also going to lay out what she's talked about from day one in the campaign, she's in this race to help make sure this economy works for everyone, that our next president fights for middle class families, so she'll talk about her vision for our country. and of course she'll talk about the choice that is ahead for voters in this election between donald trump, his divisiveness, his reckless and dangerous rhetoric that will harm our economy as well as our national security. and as i said her ow

and senator robb another. but to a large degree i think that tension has always been there. think that it's both in many way it's a negative. and the largest being that so much of the nation at any point is not affected by the policy and the war and can go on with its life without really dealing with it. because it's just the working class fighting. >> i think -- >> sorry, go ahead tom. >> i was -- my dad was a marine, and i was raised on a marine base in san diego. my assignment at age 5 was to walk the coast and look for japanese zeros that were going to attack. so i was part of the civil defense. >> and you did a good job. >> actually, fairly well. but i was only 5. >> i did it on the roof in brooklyn with german planes. >> let history show there were no zero attacks on the west coast during tom's watch. >> close. my favorite book as i grew older was "from here to eternity" by jones. and that was the story of the grunt. my dad was a grunt. he wasn't sent into combat. my uncle was a grunt. he was sent into combat and was killed by his own friendly fire, was killed by his o

we begin this segment in the south bay this evening where robb has the story of one homeless woman plight. >> reporter: she lot is homeless living in her minivan now in san jose the past 2 1/2 years. >> reporter: left her about to announce a go out and church part of what's around town this morning render her in a few others parked behind a library tired and frustrated and held as asthma sufferers from p.t. as the from her days as a paramedic and loss then the laws of nations on several waiting lists for temporary housing and also finds area shelters with the on the streets of taking off till she says. >> reporter: 80 domestic violence and lack of affordable housing and companion jack are getting by proceeds and social security but nowhere near enough. . law-enforcement remove homeless encampments under certain circumstances span. sir dustup with the coalition and on some about the measure won't solve the problem. >> reporter: homelessness is that going anywhere but the 10 cities might be. it might help clear out encampments as long as they provide written notice 24 hours ahead of time. a

. >> which is exactly again to the -- senator robb's point. we learned that lesson from vietnam. again, it's hard to do that, but it is a lesson the army did have these issues in vietnam with individual rotations. i know again when iraq started, that was one of the very first decisions going back to this because of that problem. i guess i would offer, something that was raised last night, both gentlemen here have talked about it today. the complexity of any war. and you have to be careful about taking the wrong lessons away from the war. sometimes, we allow historians to interprterinterpret what the the archives and draw those lessons. those lessons become the lessons of our history. right, wrong or indifferent, that's what happens sometimes. you need to have somebody who does that. i don't want to dismiss that, but these things are very, very complex. that's why i think something like the vietnam war summit here is is important to have the opportunity to hear both sides of the story and then kind of we need to collectively or individually make our own judgments about what was ri

the suspects three to assists last night telling us that the suspect robb to stores .shots were firede suspect fled in a stolen car.and police chased the vehicle until the police are still searching for the suspect.and he is considered if anyone recognizes the suspect please call the alameda police departments violent crime unit. >> pam: bay area temperatures expected drop a couple of days. brittany is here with details. >> britteny: continue cooling down wednesday. . with the cloud building was declared the skies tonight and windy conditions and fairfield. temperatures at 78 to in effect. the concord. 70 napa, c five in oakland reconditions and 64 san francisco, as we had in the rest of tonight invocations struck down quickly in the low '70's. 8:00 p.m. we continue as the temperature is right from the bay at 67. the coast 61 at. as we pushed into the rest of your evening, satellite shows the cloud increasing a. fell the north of us. >> britteny: the clubs go across the coast by 6:00 p.m. you notice was the sunny skies for most occasions a few-clouds, again as a going into tuesday nig

i don't like what they said about chipotle, when ronald robb goes in and he is natural and organic.i like the stock of whole foods. this was disappointing, they've corrected it but i understand why people want to sell it because this is the kind of thing that is in the papers and you immediately think, well, maybe they're not as good as i thought. i standby whole foods but that is obviously not the day to do so. >> you want to explaining why kohl's, macy's, nordstrom, pvh. is it pvh? >> all doing pretty well today. >> these are companies so over sold. maybe people are thinking that they're just down too much because pvh doesn't have a good yield but these have very good yields and there is a search for yield around the globe bwhich i saying i'm willing to take a chance with kohl's. not that kohl's is a it ft but people like yield. >> courtney reagan tweeting from the ceo, my business at department stores has gotten slightly better since we reported and going into father's day. >> manny said that to me, too, and it didn't react. now it is reacting. this manny terico from bbh. >> we'r