charles shultz' loveable peanuts characters were brought to life in a charlie brown christmas for the first time in 1965. >> beyond it. >> reporter: the story of a troubled boy and his dog snoopy and friends coming to the rescue. >> no, no, no listen all of you've got to take direction. >> back when i was a kid in the 60s, you would get your family together and sit around the tv set and watch it. >> reporter: shultz's son craig the holiday theme and emotions still holds true. and listen to the voices. >> i always end up playing a shepherd. >> reporter: shultz said they say are not professional actors these are neighborhood kids pulled from classrooms. >> oh, no we're domed. >> show your more dance moves. >> reporter: snoopy is excited. ready to celebrate monday's golden anniversary along with the hour long special on abc leading up to what's now become a holiday classic. >> mary christmas, charlie brown! >> reporter: brandy hit abc news los angeles. >> tonight's special is your 50th christmas charlie brown airs tonight on 6abc at 8:00 p.m. and the great holiday baking show and "action

this is the man who worked with charles shultz to produce the tv specials and movies. >> charles shultzone time there will always be a market for innocence in this country. >> mendel son first met shultz after producing a documentary about willie mays. >> we had done the world's greatest ballplayer, why not do the world's worst player, charlie brown. >> a charlie brown christmas first aired in 1965 and has become a classic american seasonal icon. those are the voices of real kids, including mendel son's son and some neighbors, the twist that when shultz and mendel son finished there was talk they might need to add a laugh track, shultz disagreed. >> he said absolutely not. i do not want a laugh track and that settled that. there was no laugh track. >> why didn't he want a laugh track? >> he didn't think it was necessary or proper. he just didn't like it. >> he must have been right because that original showing had half the country batching and earned a national emmy award. when we is visited the peanuts museum i asked jeannie shultz what it is about her husband's work that resonates so

and they weren't done scoring...shultz... drops an absolute dime to chris kroll...get this...119 points scored in this alex down in 1a...western christian riding high after their win over west lyon...tonight the wolfpack hosting pocahontas area. in the first...tyson kooima...pumps left...then throws back right and finds tanner youngberg who plays for the indians...he'll take it into wolfpack territory. but that drive would stall...scoreless into the second...and the pack head to the ground...kooima flips it out to ben granstra on the option...he breaks some tackles and gets gone...23 yards to get on the board. next possession...kooim a, on the play fake...throws it up to ben gesink in the end zone...36 yards and the wolfpack stretch their lead to 14-0. late in the half...granstra gets the handoff and takes it into the end zone...western christian into the quarters with a 28-7 win. also in 1a...8-2 ridge view trying to win it's second straig on the road against south central calhoun. pick it up towards the end of the first qua

and they weren't done scoring...shultz...dr ops an absolute dime to chris kroll...get this...119 points scored in this one...sb-l wins a track meet, 72-47. west sioux hosting lawton bronson...they played a 1 point game earlier in the year. second quarter....lawton- bronson down 7- 6....matt herbold connects with anteres ashley over the middle...and he gone! 50 yards....eagles take the 14-7 lead.... west sioux would tie it at 1414nd when they got the ball back...portetehummel to kezden blankenship...that dude is quick! 57 yards to the house....falcons up 21-14... l-b's turn to strike....on fourth and two....ashley finds a seam and makes the falcons pay....this time its 66 yards....turbo speed. eagles tie the game at 21. lawton was set to score on their next drive...but a fumble at the goal-line turned into this...two plays later....jake lynott 75 yards....big momemtum swing...and west sioux advances to the state quaretrfinals...54-21 the final. for full action and scores from m st night, be sure to head to our websbse, siouxland matters dot com...but for now, let's send it back over to y

client defenseman rick shultz leaves with an upper body injury.sticking up for one another during a tough time. we pick it up in the second, all aboard the rain train. 1-0 flyers, 3 minutes into the third, simmons off the shot. 2-0 flyers, for icing on the cake. final 50 seconds, empty netter, simmons again. flyers won 3-0 they have won back back-to-back games for the first time in five weeks thanks to the first regular season at the garden in nearly five years. and sixers looking for their first win later today in memphis, that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> lonely hearts club was the show put on in mexico. beatles fans gathered to dress up like the english rock band for guinness book of records. many were outfitted to resemble the cover of the 8th album. they are awaiting world on whether they did set a record. >> looks like it was a lot of fun. >> we have much more on "action news." new service for septa riders in wilmington, delaware. >> it was 50 years ago a charlie brown christmas first aired on tv. we'll look back at the i

the twist is that when shultz and mendelson was finished there was talk they might need to add a laugh. >> he said absolutely not. i don't want a laugh track. he just didn't like it. >> that original showing had half of the country watching and earned an emmy award. when visiting the peanut museum, i asked jenny shultz what it is about the work that resonates so much? she told us it's that the characters never waiver. >> people have said they teach you how to be human. >> reporter: which is why this year, lee mendelson will sit down to watch the special again. >> watch every year. >> reporter: you watch? >> yes. i have to see if there are any mistakes. >> reporter: lee mendelson would catch them. >> you can relive the peanuts past monday night at 8:00 we're showing "it's your 50th christmas charlie brown" and at 9:00, the classic "charlie brown christmas". >>> and do you have trouble getting your kids to go to bed? >> how researchers are using a fl come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take bril

the twist is that when shultz and mendelson was finished there was talk they might need to add a laugh he said absolutely not. i don't want a laugh track. he just didn't like it. >> that original showing had half of the country watching and earned an emmy award. when visiting the peanuts museum, i asked jenny shultz what it is about the work that resonates so much? she told us it's that the characters never waiver. >> people have said they teach you how to be human. >> reporter: which is why this year, lee mendelson will sit down to watch the special again. >> watch every year. >> reporter: you watch? >> yes. i have to see if there are any mistakes. >> reporter: lee mendelson would catch them. >> you can relive the peanuts past monday night at 8:00 we're showing "it's your 50th christmas charlie brown" and at 9:00, the classic "charlie brown christmas". >>> and do you have trouble getting your kids to go to bed? >> how researchers are using a . >>> recent studies suggest a growing number of kids are sleep deprived. now, researchers are developing a technology that could help kids with

charles shultz loveable peanuts characters made their debut in 1965.lebrate the anniversary, abc is airing the special at 8:00 p.m. the classic airs right after. >> we'll be right back. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. the line at the philadelphia international airport has grown since the last time we looked at it. i guess more people are aawake and flying out at this hour. give yourself enough time to get to the airport. remember it is one of the busiest days of to travel. >> reporter: some of the roads are wet and ponding. a lot of this is in the process of pushing thr

george shultz belongs to it.ll i can tell you about that -- this is very indirect -- is that, when she was first lady of the -- ms. woodruff: it's men-only. we should say that. mr. cannon: yes, yes, it is. and they walk around in the redwoods naked and do other things that seem out of time. but george shultz is one of the great members of the bohemian grove, and nancy was very close to him, so apparently she didn't hold it against you if you were a member. the calls between shultz and nancy that's coming out, as the scholarship, the papers are being released, many -- many more conversations, alliances between them than we knew. shultz was in bohemian grove, so i'm inferring she didn't mind. ms. swain: now, there's a much too long and complicated political story to be told about ronald reagan's career from leaving the governorship in 1975 and mounting his first presidential challenge one later in 1976. but let's look at it from the first lady's perspective. what was nancy's role in encouraging ronald reagan to see

then shultz...gets in a groove...off the playfake...this time aaron sader on the receiving end...we're knotted at 35 with a minute 38 to play. done scoring...shultz...dr ops an absolute dime this...119 points one...sb-l wins a west sioux hosting bronson...they played a 1 point game earlier in the year. second quarter....lawton- bronson down 7- 6....matt herbold connects with anteres ashley over yards....eagles take the 14-7 lead.... west sioux would tie they got the ball back...porter hummel to kezden dude is quick! 57 yards to the use....falcons up 21-14... l-b's turn to strike....on fourth and two....ashley finds a seam and makes the falcons eagles tie the game at 21. lawton was set to score on their next drive...but a fumble at the goal-line turned into this...two plays later....jake lynott 75 yards....big momemtum swing...and west sioux advances to the state quaretrfinals...54-21 the final. for full action and scores from last night, be sure to head to our website, siouxland matters dot com...but for now, let's send it back over to you. jessica rae: scott: it's time now to check on

charles shultz loveable peanuts characters were brought to life on television for the first time back1965. >> i just don't understand it. >> reporter: the story of a troubled boy his dog snoopy and friends coming to the rescue. >> no, no, no, listen all of you, you've got to take action. >> back when i was a kid in the 60s, you would get your family together and sit down around the tv set and watch it. >> reporter: 50 years later, shultz's son said the holiday festival and the emotions are true. and listen to these voices. >> i always end up playing a shepherd. >> reporter: they say are not professionals auditioning for the role. these are neighborhood kids pulled from the classrooms. snoopy is excited ready to celebrate the golden anniversary on 6abc leading up to what's to become a holiday classic. merry christmas charlie brown. broken hick abc news los angeles. >> so many people have that as a tradition. >> there's another hour of "action news" straight ahead. >> storm tracker 6 live is showing showers hanging around this morning. >>> a pennsylvania police officer is killed respond

the son of creator charles shultz says all these years later the emotions ring true. >> we all feel those things. we are all there when charlie brown loses. we lose more in life than we win. >> i just want to listen to him. the kids were not professionals. they were neighborhood kids. >> it will air before the movie and it starts before 8:00. phil: a genius of a story like that -- heather: it is timeless. phil: it is good the year after, the year after. heather:wa, wa, w wa. phil: a man lost his leg and it happened in a shark attack. heather:and tonight he is sharing his obstacle. phil: and more from donald trump and his opponents. that he is now under son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... season is won. that's my boy! eason, >> from boston's news leader this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. >> breaking news at 5:30, rob gronkowski could be back on the field in a few weeks. the patriot star has a minor knee strain from the hit in denver last night. he is not expe

jacob shultz to chris kroll. 32 yard strike, warriors down 14 at the break. but it wouldn't get any better in the second half. bransfield to tyler schamel, 28-7 norwalk cruising in the third quarter. then later in the half sbl gets some redemption on defense. brayden curry swarms and breaks the ball loose, warriors recover, but it just wasn't their day. sbl falls in the state semis 35-7. justin smith--"i think anytime you get to play in the dome, you're in the semifinals, you're one of the four best teams in the state. i don't think there's any doubt that it's a successful season and the kids earned every bit of it. not the biggest group of kids, but they just battle and they fight and gotta love their effort." matt george--"teammates. my coach. came here 3 years ago didn't have a very good football program and he became our guide, completely turned the program around. we worked every day under his leadership and it's been great just playing with these guys the entire way." alex walker--"congrats again to sbl on a great season. earlier in the day, third ranke

snoopy star located next to charles shultz the creator of the peanuts cartoon. snoopily will be back on the big screen this weekend when the movie debuts on friday. >>> snoopy may be one of the oldest favorite at the macy's thanksgiving parade. this signature giant balloon will be front and center but the annual new york city parade will feature maria cary and the cast of sesame street and jordan sparks. >> rumors are swirling that blake shelton and begin stefanni may be more than friends. they rode off in suv. sources close to them deny the rumors? >>> adele breaking records over the weekend. her new song "hello" downloaded a report 1.1 million. this the first song to reach 1 million downloads in the week. hello the first sing federal adele's new album 25 which will be released november 20th. >>> i'm one of the people who paid for it. guilty as charged. it's adele. it's okay i love her. good. very talented. 50s and 60s. mostly sun july skies. today election day. lots of sunshine. no weather issues out there through the day with temperatures this after and this

shultz and bruce lee. >> christi yamaguchi who i got to rub elbows with jksz. >> jimmy: a couple of those people are deceased but that's a good group. >> i would rather do it while i'm here. and, yeah, i'm not sure but i think i might be the first inductee who has been in the correctional system. >> jimmy: oh. [ applause ] didn't yamaguchi do a little bit of time? >> that's right. credit card fraud. >> jimmy: when we come back we have a surprise from you guys to all of us. i'm excited about it. i want to waste no moretime. "captain america: civil war." yea, it's nespresso. i want in. you're ready. get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? nespresso. what else? the most advanced iphone yet. get the new iphone 6s at t-mobile. the network that's doubled its lte coverage in the past year. our new extended range lte signal now reaches twice as far as before. and is four times better in buildings. get our lowest price on iphone 6s with trade-in. zero upfront and just 5 bucks a month with jump on demand. get it now at t-mobile. it'she way we craft the subway chicken & bacon ranch melt

. >> you may recognize this man as craig shultz who has written a new movie due to be released november 6th and yes it is in 3d. some peanuts pure wrists have a difficult time getting their head around this. >> when there is nothing to think about you don't have to think. >> this is a digital age with a new audience. he went into great detail about coping the de fails -- keeping the details right. >> if you drew the line in the cloud. that would be exactly how my dad drew it in the comic strip. >> it is possible to evolve in a digital age with the charkt tars that remain the same? don't bet against it. >> the emotional connections. you will get me choked up. >> she was sweet. >> and i have a beagle and his name is not snoop pea, but woodstock. i have to see the movie too. >>> he is loving this rain right now. we all do. >> it is amazing. the rain we love to hear it and finally we are getting soaking sours across the region. live doppler, we are tracking the ribbon of moisture moving through. we will zoom in. livermore and hayward and you notice light shower activity of the we will zoom

yesterday against the rangers, flyers defenseman shultz takes a big hit and leaves with an upper body injury. shenn throwing down. we pick it up in the second, all aboard the wayne train. 1-0 flyers. 3 minutes into the third, simmons sets it up off the shot. 2-0 flyers for icing on the cake, final 50 seconds, empty netter, simmons again. flyers have won back-to-back games first time in five weeks thanks to their first regular season win at the garden in nearly five years. >> sixers looking for the first win later today in memphis. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> temple's football game is heading to the next week conference game. the 27-3 win gave temple ten wins in a season for first time in 36 years. it clinched the conference division and temple fans are gearing up for the athletic conference championship game. >> it's huge, it's a great for the city, great for philadelphia. >> it was awesome! we stayed for the whole thing, even in the rain. >> next saturday afternoon the owls will be in texas to face the university of houston for the aac title. you can see the

lou: trod taking on to be wasserman shultz. she is terribly erratic. is there any strong disagreement on the panel? >>. [laughter] >> i would say she is a hapless in effectual leader i think they should think they're stars that deal bobbitt invitation has not taken during a wonder she stays on the better news it is for republicans because she is a very poor leader in the bad messenger in allergic to the truth syracuse hillsides that is anti-establishment we have seen martin o'malley push back of the lack of debates. >> gore is a longtime democrat that he is pushing back against her for the number of debates. lou: but of the democratic side, the republican side you talk about john and person than in the arena and cruz. bob the democratic side at all see that anti-establishment with a 40 year politician with hillary clinton and even bernie sanders. >> i think he is anti-establishment he is in washington forever be is not the truth lukoil lockstep democrat base he has been there forever. hillary is the ultimate d.c. insider. that is a line of attack the e

jacob shultz to chris kroll. 32 yard strike, warriors down 14 at the break. but it wouldn't get any better in the second half. bransfield to tyler schamel, 28-7 norwalk cruising in the third quarter. then later in the half sbl gets some redemption on defense. brayden curry swarms and breaks the ball loose, warriors recover, but it just wasn't their day. sbl falls in the state semis 35-7. matt george--"teammes. my coach. came here 3 years ago didn't have a very good football program and he became our guide, completely turned the program around. we worked every day under his leadership and it's been great just playing with these guys the entire way." alex walker--"congrats again to sbl on a great season. earlier in the day, third ranked mmc back in the 8-man semis against glidden-ralston. already 14-all after the first, ben specht finds a wide open jacob spieler, eagles up 20-14 at halftime. mmc would put the game on ice up 28-21, derek erdman, reservations for 6. eagles advance to the championship, 35-21 the final. kyle oswald--"a year ago tomorrow we were in

jacob shultz to chris kroll. 32 yard strike, warriors down 14 at the break. but it wouldn't get any better in the second half. bransfield to tyler schamel, 28-7 norwalk cruising in the third quarter. then later in the half sbl gets some redemption on defense. brayden curry swarms and breaks the ball loose, warriors recover, but it just wasn't their day. sbl falls in the state semis 35-7. matt george--"teammates. my coach. came here 3 years ago didn't have a very good football program and he became our turned the program every day under his been great just playing with these alex again to sbl on a great season. earlier in the day, third ranked mmc back in the 8-man semis against glidden-ralston. already 14-all after the first, ben specht finds a wide open jacob spieler, eagles up 20-14 at halftime. mmc would put the game on ice up 28-21, derek erdman, reservations for 6. eagles advance to the championship, 35-21 the final. kyle oswald--"a year ago morrow we were in this same position. we let that second half get away from us and i give credit to these kids, gi

. >> charles shultz. >> because i think his daughter found some of the old stuff. >> that's right aboutonths ago they found some of the drawings that had never been released. >> okay, do you ever get -- by the way, today, is my grandson's birthday. >> oh, jack? >> more on last thanksgiving. >> jack is one today. >> that's wonderful. >> we'll put up picks later. >> i'm going to face time with him after the show. >> you're slanging it. >> morning, jack, you're a baby. >> how many of you? >> fifteen. >> every time i see this glass is full, but you're always drinking. >> look, your glass is either half full -- >> fill her up? >> sure. >> sometimes you take babies and you give them lemons for the first time, they go like this? >> yes? >> well, we will show you babies eating turk. >> i oh, my gosh. >> if you asked these eight month old twins, what their favorite thanksgiving food is, they would probably, they wouldn't say turkey. >> yes, so their pear end got them on video trying it for the first time, so check this out. >> yum. >> yum. >> yum. >> yum. >> you don't like that? how about you? >

shultz was a value-added at a hospital martina's september becker's declare the tigert is competent toal will be back in court dec. the 15th. >> pam: the uc-berkeley since dollar and a student assault the outside kansas and 30 last night when a student was fitting of a bus when a man started following her began talking to her and ignore him she managed to get away with have not provide a description of the suspect/ >> pam: motion appear e three of the bay bridge push back to saturday november 14th if all goes well to go ahead with the removal of the remaining pier as has the has learned quite a few options there is more purist kneeing to come down the spokesperson explain why they're starting with the removal of. three "the largest sitting on the floor of the day once implosion occurs to get data information that will give us as to how to approach taking down the other appears the cut >> reporter: transit chief a bridge engineer the versing implosion process we've carryout production models calculations people accused control explosives and other sizes different mediums of water before

nixon once said to george shultz, bush takes powerline beautifully. but that was his job.rved in these non-executive jobs where, one of the reasons i think he might've had trouble articulating the vision thing where is he was never in an executive job where you had to do it. you were, in fact, encouraged to subsume your vision a treasure serving the president of the united states. so your dad said and diaries, he said it to me, that he thought that some of the beginning of the sense that he was a web or didn't quite have the guts to do it -- when -- begin with nixon. by the other critical element is one of the reasons nixon thought that was because as chairman of the rnc your father saw his dirty as the protection of the party, not the protection of the president. so chuck colson and these othere the guys would send over these attacks and said go out there until everybody that they bitterly attacked nixon's opponents, and he wouldn't do it because he believed it was in the parties interest and nixon's interests were growing farther apart at the scandal broke out. >> was in

. >> jordan shultz, thank you for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, why you should be very gratefult's "last word." you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. >>> these shoes and pants got covered in dirt and dust in south africa and malawi last week in remote villages where most of the people don't even have shoes. so it's not just because of jet lag that i haven't quite gotten used to being back here in the land of shoes. that's next in tonight's" last word

reporter: shultz said these aren't professional actors who auditioned for the roles. these are neighborhood kids pulled from classrooms. >> oh, no, we're doomed. reporter: snoopy is excited ready to celebrate monday's golden anniversary along with an hour-long special on abc leading up to what has now become a holiday classic. >> merry christmas, charlie brown. reporter: brandy hit, abc news, los angeles. antoinette: lucy and linus have got to be two of my favorite character right there. frank: charlie brown and lucy are my two favorites when they try to do the because thing. that reminds me of me and you a little bit. antoinette: a little bit. still ahead this morning, the presidential candidates back out campaigning this holiday weekend. frank: hillary clinton touching down here in boston today. the crowd. antoinette: many local ties for a colorado police officer killed in a violent standoff. how friends in melrose are remembering the fallen hero. frank: a final goodbye for a little girl who touched millions around the world. the community service for bella bond in

. >> jordan shultz, thank you for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, why you should be very gratefuls tonight's "last word." te ! zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. >>> these shoes and pants got covered in dirt and dust in south africa and malawi last week in remote villages where most of the people don't even have shoes. so it's not just because of jet lag that i haven't quite gotten used to being back here in the land of shoes. that's next in tonight's" last word." you'll see. i think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, especially with this new offense we're running... i mean, our running back is a beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through the secondary, oh he's gone. and our linebackers and dbs dish out punishment, and never q

of people second in the opera will likely grow over the next few weeks the product was will from shultz star called brine officially retiring this season if will tell you why he is ready for it. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ >>mark: this considering like this is last season he was with him to say about retirement >>:, if that is enough for me tie was a liquor die-hards growing up so that is good enough for me and i've been extremely fortunate he played for two decades during the lakers all high-school his court at 1 points and a single game in more than 32,000 points in his career. >>darya: into the mother of a newborn baby girl was found buried alive their southern california by past to walk along the passenger, and when they found the baby never for bed on friday the newborn was hospitalized and is in stable condition police said they likely would not have survive much longer if the two women have not heard her crying >>anny hong: the sec and the to the storm tracker 4 once a

shultz predicted this would become your mall. think what did well. home depot, not in the mall. lowe's, not in the mall. not in the mall. and i think what's happened is they have tremendous -- the spend in homers haves the apparel, unless it's a tjx, where apparel is cheaper or ross, where apparel is cheaper. it's not just the mall, it's the spend on the infra, and that's what doug mcmillan is trying to do. it's cheap. it's bargains. that's the winners. and if you sell nikes, like foot locker. >> a week from black friday your expectations overall that the season will be read as good? bad? good for some? >> good for some. those who have spent the money on the infrastructure. williams and sonoma, they had gotten ahead. pottery barn is bad. i was talking to the executive producer yesterday, she said is it a surprise? she gets an e-mail every 37 minutes from pottery barn. >> i'm on that list. >> they spam you. anyone send you more things than dearly beloved, there's $1.7 million waiting for new a locker in kenya? if you spend online -- target was the disappointment of the quarter be

shultz, who put this program in place.a program that says he's going to employ 5,000 veterans. he is already paying for education, scholarship programs for spouses and children of veterans, and we're discussing a cup whether it has a snow flake, a tree or a deer on it. i talked to a lot of christians. no one ever associated a snow flake to god. no one associated a christmas tree to god or shouldn't. i don't understand this. this is crazy. it's a red solo cup. remember there was a song written about it two summers ago. >> i hear you. you say they should be focusing on other things. just to give some background. >> go on. >> we're going to complain about starbucks, we should applaud them and where's donald trump? i have not heard the last time he employed 5,000 soldiers or veterans. i haven't heard the last time he's offered up a scholarship program out of his company for veterans' childrens. they are going to complain about a cup. stop the stupid. let's get to the serious issues. these candidates tonight should be talking a

all of these efforts frankly combined remind us why george shultz was precient when he established the structure. he knew from his own experience the world was growing more dangerous, even as it became more interconnected. he knew that it is going to be very important for our diplomats and citizens to work together and have each other's back. the events of the past few days speak to the essential need for government or business or nonprofit or elsewhere to stay ahead of the curve in assessing new risks and taking protective measures to respond to them. we obviously cannot afford to be slow in sharing information because information that comes late or not at all is the precursor to disaster. we have to be knowledgeable enough about local conditions and circumstances to discern the difference between an empty threat in a real one -- and a real one. would have to stay in touch so that if an emergency arises as in paris last week, we know where you are and what you need. since friday night, there has been a great deal of discussion ,bout so-called soft targets cafes, restaurants, sporting

george shultz called me, the president called me.totally honest about how he had fought the speech had not worked or had not done what he hoped to do. .. then he honestly told me he had not thought this beach succeeded in doing whatever should be done but came to believe by this morning that it had. i said, will mr. president what made you think that it work? there were a number of things that made him feel at work, but the most striking one was he said, will you know, frank sinatra called me and frank sinatra did not call me after every speech, let me tell you. it was one of those moments rarely would reagan be absolutely removed minded that reagan came up in show business. he knew when something landed and when something didn't. he knew when he could tell you when something work. maybe frank sinatra was one of his friends that would give it to him straight that told them if it would work or not. that is my challenger story. the fact is that all of us there that day, that hectic hectic day, that crazy painful day, did the best we co