he didn't think patton was managing the army of sicily very well. to bradley patton would send tons of small arms ammunition and keep the vital artillery rounds near the beaches. he would do irresponsible things. the seventh army headquarters would forget to run communications wire to the corps headquarters. he might not keep the air services in formed where the infantry was. bradley and patton also fought about tactics and bradley and an end to top all off with a field commander who received a surge in report at the end of august 1943 about patton having caused a ruckus in a field hospital that was under bradley's control. was just not another george patton problem he wanted deal with. in the spring of 1944 when brad and i were picking commanders for the overlord innovation bradley was tremendously unhappy when eisenhower selected george to lead the u.s. third army. the army that would come ashore under brad's twelfth army group after d-day. brad was so unhappy with patton at this point that even on the eve of the invasion as bradley and his staff

they finally found him in sicily for years ago. but they were tourists from germany.am: finall the ramp up national media campaign and a huge display in times square. a video press release. >> he is a pilot hathe violent temper and his charge with 19 murders. >> and within days, he was appeared arrested--to cash in the santa monica and appears to be suffering from alzheimer's. >> this from the 1950's, his career was cut short because it took part in government experiments, l a s and d. they gave mind altering drugs to volunteers as part of its mk ultra program. >>jacqueline: a work ---the temperatures of cooling. your full forecast coming up in less than penance 10 minutes fair >>catherine: minot, north dakota 12,000 people a been evacuated. crews have been building levees and temporary dikes. that river is expected to crest on monday it could reach a record high. near louisville ky, cleaning up after a powerful storm. at least one tornado in jefferson county. you were looking at the damage with no injuries, and several boards at the churchill downs for badly damaged.

because he was apparently a military fan and at one point they thought they had tracked him down in sicily, and after interpol tried to close in, they discovered, in fact, what they had run across was two german tourists. peggy? >> john hendren live in washington, thank you so much. the team at "good morning america" is also working this story. we'll have the latest coming up at 7:00. >>> and a new york man accused in a deadly drugstore massacre is set to appear in court this morning. police arrested david laffer at a suburban home and charged him with shooting four people to death at close range in that sunday shooting then stuffing his backpack full of painkillers. they did identify laffer from surveillance video. >>> an arizona jury convicted self-help guru james ray of negligent homicide for leading a sweat lodge ritual that ended with three people dead. ray insists that the deaths were a tragic accident, but prosecutors say he should have stopped the two-hour sauna-style spiritual cleansing after participants starting passing out and vomiting. >>> president obama has started what he s

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it all started back in the early 1900s, when andy's dad and uncle emigrated from sicily and went through ellis island. they were both teenagers and spoke barely any english, but they had a dream for something better. >> this is the american dream where people see opportunity. i don't know how my grandfather was living there, could scrape up enough money to put 2 kids on a boat to the united states and probably inowing they'd never see them again. but they knew there was no opportunity there where they lived. and i think that's what the united states is all about. >> the 2 brothers started their operation in new york, but then moved out west to beain growing fruits and vegetables. and in 1927, steven tbademarked the name "andy boy" in honor of his son. the company became the first ever brand of fresh vegetables in the united states and has been recognized for more than 80 years now as a leading brand in the business. today, the farm is feeding the ntion by harvesting more than 30,000 acres of fresh vegetables all packed under the andy boy brand. and while they farm a wide variety of produ

they finally found him in sicily four years ago. but they were tourists from germany. four years ago. >>pam: finall the ramp up national media campaign and a huge display in times square. a video press release. >> he is a the violent temper and his charge with 19 murders. >> and within days, he was appeared arrested--to cash in the santa monica and appears to be suffering from alzheimer's. catherine heenan, kron 4 news and. >>pam: >> this from the 1950's, his career was cut short because it took part in government experiments, l a s and d with lsd. they gad altering drugs to volunteers as part of its mk ultra program. we will be right back >>pam: the woman accused of killing her baby was arraigned today on murder charges that could lead to the death penalty if she is convicted. th seven week daughter was found dead on march 17th. she said she blacked out but it was determined that the child was placed into the microwave. and if you have any remorse? >> i think it is severed difficult that somebody is not visually expressing remorse. i can indicate that from the contact

they thought he was in sicily from this total it was investigated and it was not him. >> he has a violent temper. >> all during his companion were arrested in their apartment in santa monica there's same ec is suffering from alzheimer's. >> this is a picture of bolger when he was up guess that alcatraz. fbi agents found $800,000 in cash in the apartment and multiple guns and knives. he will be returned to boston to face charges. >> the gsa is going to change their policy on pat downs for small children and elderly. they feel it is part 2 invasive. the head of psa they will not back down tenures because of age and under >> this was a scene at the state capitol in albany this is on a senate vote of same- sex marriages. if it passes the new york governor will sign it as he endorsed the bear >> error trend air ways maybe slapped with a fine for refusing to fix a faulty sensor. >> for 2:00 pm a look outside at mount van kampen cool low increasing we will be back in just seven expect policsan franciscoe warning people about sell fonts. >> they are recapping the day's activity. this is a list of

israel did not exist during this period, yet we saw >> , sicily, greece, the balkans, romania, conquered by islamists. we saw them to bite into central france. we saw them get to the gates of vienna twice. it said nothing to do with israel and nothing to do with jews. israel is a canary in the coal mined in this fight the first line defense for the civilization. >> host: let's talk about the defense of western civilization because, you and your book this week and i want to in the interview this way. a lot of people are going to read this and say what can i do, what can i do as a citizen? what can my government do? give us some suggestions as to what somebody who picks this book up and says oh my god, what is my role in this? >> guest: fred, you and i were talking before the show. we talk about these issues a lot. that's always the question we get. i travel the country giving speeches. that's when asked. please come on imports to get informed. you don't have to be in islam expert -- by the book -- but you don't have to be an expert or political junkie but put down your ipod, turn off amer

we saw spain, sicily, greece, the balcans, romanian conquered.hey drove into central france, got to the gates of vienna twice. this is nothing to do with israel and nothing to do with jews. israel is the canary in the coal mine in the fight, the first line of defense for western civilization. >> host: let's talk the defense of western civilization. people will read this and say what can i do? way can i do as a citizen? what can my government do? give us some suggestions as to what somebody who picks this book up and goes, oh my good, what's my role in this? what is it? >> guest: we talk about these issues a lot. that's always the question we get. i travel the country giving speeches. number one, i implore you, get informed. you don't have to be an islam expert, buy the book, but don't have to be an expert or a political junk ky, but put down your ipod, turn off the game, american idol, 15-20 minutes a day and get informed on what's going on in the world. you owe it to yourself, kids, and grandchildren. big changes are happening now in the muslim

the german public so avidly embraced the salute as to make the active in sicily saluting almost comical, especially in the corridors of public buildings or everyone from low lowliest official to the loftiest to grill wok to the men's room. my hope is to capture a sense of the gradual darkening. had this vision has two characters in a nonfiction grimm brothers' fairy tale. he enters a dark wood, and things get darker and darker and darker. q. the wizard of oz song, lions and tigers and bears. moving into the darkness of the third reich. so i talk about, for example, how bought saw -- was given secret graphs of feature nazi laws, not laws yet, but grass of things coming, including one that shocked him, a little translation of his document being the law for the killing of incurable spirited another of those foreshadowing of what was to come. also many loves, including a very interesting character who i think encapsulates the complexity and nuance of this time. this was a very complex time. the scare was rudolph, the first chief of the then brand new agency called the gestapo. the first chi

israel did not exist in this period come in yet we saw spain, sicily, greece, the balkans, romania conqueredby islamists. we saw them try to central france and get to the gates of yemen twice. this had nothing to do with israel and nothing to do with shoes. israel is the canary in the coal mine in this fight, the first line of defense for the western civilization. >> host: let's talk of the defense and you and this book and i want to end the interview this week. a lot of people are going to read this and say what can i do as a citizen, what can my government do? gives us some suggestions to what somebody to picks this book up and goes oh my god what my role in this? >> guest: we talk about these issues a lot. that is always the question. i travel the country giving speeches and that's what i'm asked. number one, please come on in for you, get informed. you don't have to be a missile expert, by the book but you don't have to be an expert or political junkie but please put down your ipod, turn off american idol or the game 15, 20 minutes a day, get informed on what is going on in the world. yo

. >> in 2007 the fbi thought this might be bulger and greig in sicily, but said facial recognition wase. the couple has been able to stay under the radar by stashing cash in cities around the world. as to how bulger has eluded authorities for so long, one author says there's no lack of speculation tied to bulger's past as an fbi informant. >> a lot of people think in boston that the fbi want to the make sure whitey is never caught because he knows so much about the fbi, but i think most of the people that he associated with and that he described and corrupted in the boston office of the fbi, they're either dead, they're in prison or they're retired and have cut some kind of immunity deals and the people who are in the fbi office now in boston would love nothing better than to bring in whitey. it would be the ultimate scalp. >> it's offering $2 million for information leading to bulger's arrest. $100,000 for information leading to greig. wolf? >> mary. thank you. >>> is president obama going far enough in afghanistan? i'll ask republican senator rand paul. he is standing by live. >>> ho