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with respect to that end teddy roosevelt, what is it that you most remember about teddy roosevelt and what he said at that time and the fact that he thought his life was ended and how did he reconstruct his life? >> it is interesting. i, of course, didn't know him, but my grandfather, for the most part, raised me. my dad was in the foreign service overseas. years later i realized, this is perfectly normal, but a grandfather does with his grandson just what his father did with him. he was very good with children. all those hunting and camping trips he took with children, my grandfather did. he even told the same stories. ghost stories and so on. i thought i knew him that way. tr had a lot of tragedy in his life, as we all do. >> his wife and mother died on the same day. >> on valentine's day, in the same house. he was a very young man. i don't know, 25 or something. it was a tremendous blow, as you might imagine. his wife just presented him with a new baby and, in fact, she died partially as a result of that. so, he was totally devastated. he was an estate -- was a state assemblyman. h

what you want to still teddy bears from a florist?>> reporter: you can see him with an arm full of teddy bears which is where he stuffed them into a car. the family-run store at the corner of east 14 and davis has been hit before but not like this. after reviewing footage, they have theories. >> i sincerely believe it was because he was in trouble with his lady or something. >> reporter: to begin and 3:00 a.m. on thursday. the man casually walks by and the glass door suddenly breaks. the police say they believe he fired a bb gun. >> you walked by and shot it and kept walking.>> reporter: he waited 10 minutes before stealing the teddy bears. he went back and stole flower arrangements. >> he walked inside a cooler and took bunches of frozen stuff.>> reporter: he then stole other teddy bears. >> a real deep is here from that money not the teddy bears and roses.>> reporter: at one point he ran into a door. he did still money but not much. at night only coins are left behind in the cash register. >> it was roughly 5 dollars in coins. now,

why would he want to steal teddy bears from a florist? seriously. >> reporter: you can see him with an armful of teddy bears outside and that's where he stuffs them into a car. the family-run store at the corner of east 14th and davis has been hit before but never anything like this. after reviewing the surveillance video, they have their theory. >> i sincerely believe that it was because he was in trouble with his lady or something. you know? >> reporter: it all began at about 3 a.m. on thursday. the man casually walks by the shop and the glass door suddenly breaks. police say they believe he fired a bb gun which you can see him holding in this video. >> he, like, walks by, kept walking. >> reporter: after waiting 10 minutes before stealing the teddy bears, he still didn't have his fill. he went back and also stole flower arrangements. >> he actually opened the cooler door. he walked in, he took -- grabbed a bunch of roses wrapped up. >> reporter: then he stole even more teddy bears. >> he had different motives. a real thief they're here

bear. >> why do you want to steal teddy bears from a florist? >> reporter: you can see him with an arm fell -- armful of teddy bears. the store has been hit before but never anything like this . after revealing surveillance fitted -- footage they have a theory . >> i believe he was in trouble with his lady or something. >> reporter: it all began about 3:00 in the morning on thursday . the man casually walks by the shop and the glass doors suddenly break . police tell me he fired a bb gun, which you can see him holding in this video. >> he walked by, got his bb gun at the window . >> reporter: after waiting 10 minutes before stealing the teddy bears he still didn't have his fill. >> he actually opened the cooler door he walked in and grabbed a bunch of roses . >> reporter: then he stole even more teddy bears . >> he had different motives . a real faith, they are here for the money not for the teddy bears on the roses. >> reporter: at one point he ran into a door. the bumbling burger did still money but not much. at night the story leaves only coi

teddy roosevelt on twitter. melissa: take more time of crafting.boom, you have a little while to think about your things is the whole big stick? huge. melissa: cracking down on fake news. facebook taking great strides it says to combat misinformation ahead of the midterm elections. we're giving you a first-hand look at the war room. the social media company has set up at its headquarters. ♪ if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. connell: so this idea of fighting fake news. facebook is launching what it is calling a war room at its menlo park headquarters to try to root out misinformation ahead of the midterms. companies making a big deal showing this off to reporters like claudia cowan from fox and has the details for us. reporter: following the serious election meddling t

teddy roosevelt developed empathy. he didn't have it at first but he sees what life is like for people, he is a police commissioner, walks the streets at night and he said he begins to feel that he wants to help those people do something. fdr developed i think much more empathy after his polio. he suddenly was close to other people who fate had dealt an unkind hand. without empathy you can't bring people understand and understand people in a large scale democracy and i don't see that so far in president trump. you keep hoping it's going to come. there are moments in the hurricanes where he seems to show it, then he mocks dr. ford instead of just saying, i won, and reconciling and reaching out. you just keep waiting and waiting. >> what do you think is president trump's leadership style? what defines it to you? >> i think what he's been very successful at is putting himself in the middle of everybody's conversation at every moment. i mean,'s got that sense of almost a circus following him and he's been able to master th

fdr felt teddy was his hero. teddy felt lincoln was his hero.coln felt washington was his hero. >> teddy in the upper right there. he finds donald trump very funny in this fiction. >> he got that look. if anybody could come today to combat mr. trump i think it would be teddy roosevelt. i mean he was as much of a central figure, i mean he loved to be in the center of attention but wanted a square deal for the rich and the poor, the capitalist and wage worker and had all these pit this. >> he would be a bull moose challenge would be the right thing for donald trump -- >> he was able to have a self-deprecating sense of humor which you don't see in trump at all. laugh at yourself when you have to. >> doris kearns goodwin, i really appreciate you stopping by "the beat." i hope you'll come back. gene, great having you. "leadership in turbulent times," check it out. >>> we turn to a progressive icon with warnings for donald trump and the democrats as we approach midterm polling, favoring the dems, ralph nad ser here coming up tonight on "the beat." my

the team tweeted.he area's professional soccer club, phoenix rising, followed suit, asking teddy to "oin 7,000 of your closest friends!" the soccer club, which boasts icon didier drogba, offered him tickets to friday's game and teddy has accepted, according to reports. the boy later sent out a message to his supporters, thanking them for the kind words and for wishing him well. (pam) the phoenix professional soccer club also reached out to teddy saying : come join 7-thousand of your closest friends on friday." his mom said, he handled the disapointment in stride and went to school the next day happy as can be. (pam) coming up: additional women are suing the university of southern californa and a former gynecologist for sexual misconduct. what burden the attorney representing 14 of the women, believes the university needs to bear. (ken)plus: a man is recovering from life threatening injuries after an alleged assault by a mistaken rideshare driver. what charges that suspect is now facing. (pam) and next: survivors of priest abuse and their attorneys are accusing catholic leaders of conc

why would he want to steal teddy bears from a florist? seriously. >> reporter: you can see him with an armful of teddy bears outside and that's where he stuffs them into a car. the family-run store at the corner of east 14th and davis has been hit before but never anything like this. after reviewing the surveillance video, they have their theory. >> i sincerely believe that it was because he was in trouble with his lady or something. you know? >> reporter: it all began at about 3 a.m. on thursday. the man casually walks by the shop and the glass door suddenly breaks. police say they believe he fired a bb gun which you can see him holding in this video. >> he, like, walks by, kept walking. >> reporter: after waiting 10 minutes before stealing the teddy bears, he still didn't have his fill. he went back and also stole flower arrangements. >> he actually opened the cooler door. he walked in, he took -- grabbed a bunch of roses wrapped up. >> reporter: then he stole even more teddy bears. >> he had different motives. a real thief they're here

the suns posted a picture of teddy on twitter saying " did we teddy's nba game, hash- (pam) coming up: a south bay man accused of killing both his parents, has been found guilty.how he tried to pin the murders on his 17-year-old brother in court today. (ken)plus: a university of utah student who was murdered by her ex boyfriend is remembered.... while we learn more about the killer's disturbing past. (pam) and next: an intense manhunt is now underway for those responsible for sending suspicious bomb packages... meanwhile - experts question the level of sophisitication of the plan. (lawrence)ten at ten ♪ from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. [ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. introducing the new c-class. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exclusive offers. and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. you know when you're at ross yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the se

teddy's birthday party. teddy invited 32 classmates to his party in arizona and nobody came. his mother pam posted this picture on social media asking people, someone wish her son happy birthday pick the picture went viral. the phoenix suns' all the posts and they invited teddy and his family to go to tonight's home game against lebron james in the l.a. lakers. his mother told the phoenix tv station her son is excited to go to the game and celebrate with thousands of fans. >> it's so sad to see that picture. >> for 27:00 a.m. honoring a hero from world war ii. coming up. the push to remain -- rename the oakland airport and the reason why a former pilot is the perfect choice. >> what is she doing? >> trying to steal your car. >> a police officer will never forget this night. later we will show you how a woman nearly got away with a patrol car. >> i was watching the video myself. anyway right now we don't have anything out of the ordinary. this is an ordinary looking 80 westbound and it's doing well taking about 18 minutes to drive from valeo to oakland. >> if the forecast does

teddy, who is inside that house with you? and, honestly, what have you been doing?right now it is me, my mother and my father, my little brother, mylittle sisters, my sister's fiancee, my fiancee and my two kids in this house. and we've been sitting in the garage watching the storm. >> reporter: quite a show. a show the likes of which i believe you never imagined you would see because like so many people, i suspect you thought this might be a category two storm. when you woke up this morning and saw category four, 140 miles per hour, only to get higher to 155 miles per hour, what were your concerns? >> well, the first thing i thought was it's panama city, we never really get hit. we shortly learned this was going to touch down right on our doorstep. our first thought was are we going to make it? and our second thought was we need to be with family. so that's what we did. my mom and dad live a quarter mile away from where i live so it was fairly easy to get over here. >> reporter: so let's hope you have seen the worst of it. how is the house that you are staying in?

why would you want to steal teddy bears?y? >> you can see him with arms full of teddy bears outside, where he put the minicar. the family-run store at the corner of east 14th and davis has been hit before, but never anything like this. after reviewing the surveillance footage, they had theories. >> i sincerely believe that it was because he was into trouble with his lady, or something. a >> and began thursday, he casually walked by the shop, and the glass door suddenly breaks. please tell me they believe he fired a bb gun, which you can see him holding and this video. >> he walks by, saw his bb gun pointed at the window, and then he kept walking -- >> he still did not have his fill, he went back and also stole flower arrangements. >> he open the cooler door, walked and and grabbed bunches and bunches of roses. >> then he stole more teddy bears. >> he had different motives, a real thief, they are here for the money, not for the teddy bears and resins. >> at one point he ran into a door. the bumbling burglar did steal money, b

. >> when he went to give the teddy bear service, as it was known forever, after the oklahoma city bombing. these are moments where you are the consoler. it comes with the job. >> part of the job is, you're chief of state as well as political leader. that means after something like

. >> you saw the scheme is attics of a teddy bear. >> yeah. remember teddy ruxpin? it can answer your questions. >> talk about that in just a little bit. good morning. >> let's talk weather first. >> all right. we will turn over a little seriousness. wet weather. potential for more. even thunderstorms today. storm impact scale 1 once again. if you get call the under the showers and thunderstorms, a brief downpour. millbrae, san mateo, redwood city, redwood shores, light rain. not the yellow and oranges of yesterday. everything is marching to the north. it will make it to sfo eventually where it's dry. upper 50s to mid-60s. stay in the mid-60s at the coast. the rest of us hit low to mid-70s. more but be prepared if you get caught under one. here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. it's not nearly as much as rain as yesterday's commute. we could have slick spots. that could be a contributing factor on highway 17. we have red showing up on on our traffic flows just is north of the summit. a pickup trust lost control. the left lane is blocked right now. emergency crews on

stocks are down about 166 points, just about every smart person translation teddy on the floor of theyork stock exchange really pointing to higher treasury yields on this and we are seeing the highest yields depending on the length of the bond, 7 years, 10 years, highest we have seen in 7 and 10 years. all right, on the same day that vice president pence said that the chinese are master minding the theft of intellectual property, one group of americans is saying both sides have to get to the double and iron out the problems. now this after the usnca, that was canada, mÉxico and the united states came together in this deal that scrapped what was class the dairy pricing system giving the u.s. more market access but it's not good enough, the u.s. dairy export council says it wants all tariffs removed whether it's on agriculture exports to china or steel and aluminum exports to the u.s., former agricultural secretary tom, you say doesn't matter, they're inserting evil spy chips into motherboards of apple and amazon and the president is furious with the trade deficit between the u.s. and c

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instead he stole flowers and those are teddy bears. stuffed bears. not just one. the shop says he made off with about ten large bears. the owner's daughter speculates the thief's motive may have been love. >> if you're already a thief and you're in the dog house with your woman, then you're going to rob a flower shop. that's a conclusion that we came to. he was probably in trouble. it was her birthday, anniversary, something. that's what he had to do. >> not a cheap burglary though. the shop says in all, the teddy bear thiefrs flowers. >>> a beloved chinese restaurant in the east bay will stay there. to the delight of many. >> in walnut creek, the owner signed a lease renewal to stay. as we reported earlier, the restaurant was told they had to leave after more than 30 years in business. the devastating blow to the owners who after today's developments were overcome with emotion. >> i got so much support. i didn'th support. thank you. >> what whatever a connection. they blamed the new whole foods for squeezing them out. they said that is not and was not the case. t

by conflict pool and confronted by violence every day with all you can call the police action teddies mccuaig a is recognized for his work helping women and girls recover from right he shares the prize with not here more out there yes even human rights activist and survivor of sexual slavery also on the program the u.s. senate side.

i've been a long-time fan of lof teddy roosevelt is thoroughly irritated with him.i had to go back and study his work before i liked him again i was so ticked off with these games but he met with different industry leaders and they would say we don't want you to regulate this and he would say okay we won't do that we will just take that out. the other thing they did that turneturn out to be a big probls they persuaded the government as they put the law for word to handle and account so if anything was proven unsafe unless the government sees them in court. at the altar of the wall in a made it in possible for the government to say you have to take that out and this played out in some interesting ways. i won't tell you all of them to paper on their way to get bleach out of flour they didn't like the byproducts and thought it could be deceptive. you see these decisions and in the coca-cola wall case they held it in chattanooga tennessee where coca-cola had its largest bottling plant and the judge ruled in his favor. >> when you go out to eat how does this change your

and i gave my teddy some new clothes. fashion freak show is based on got his own life his teddy bear no no i was his first model she even has a role in the review complete with a conical braun which later provided the inspiration for singer madonna's provocative stage outfit. the corset which became good his trademark piece and was part of his cut your shows also features prominently on amongst others by saying it demi monday and. the year the outfit was tailor made for me and it was thrilling to watch it happen. when jump starts to work on a costume you get the feeling he's falling into a trance he undergoes a transformation and everything happens really quickly. two years ago the star designer created five hundred costumes for the one grand show at berlin speedy stuff palace theater his designs helped make this opulent extravaganza a success. now for his own review go to his both costume designer and artistic director. it's a big challenge but french directed tony marshall helped him get the project off the ground. but

he worked the hose like a pro and put muscle in to saving that big teddy bear from trouble. >> that is important. >> that's what i'm talking about, dragging the tettey bear to safety. -- the teddy bear to safety. the coat may be a bit too big, it seems the job is the perfect fit. he will grow in to the coat. don't worry. >> the teddy bear is two times his size and he still managed to pull it away. >> and rings the bell. >> so impressive. way to go, buddy. >> good job, can we say the same thing about how we are doing sports wise? good job? >> no. >> no. >> but it's on fire, you could say that. >> and not in a good way. hm-mm. >> a common theme in bay area football right now seems to be the turnover. doesn't matter if it's professional or college. and today the bears and spartans minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level tra

and i gave my teddy some new clothes. fashion freak show is based on got his own life his teddy bear no no i was his first model she even has a role in the review complete with a conical bronze which later provided the inspiration for the singer madonna's provocative stage outfits. the corset which became good his trademark piece and was part of his cut your shows also features prominently. this by saying it every monday and. a year. it was tailor made for me and it was thrilling to watch it happen. when jump starts to work on a costume you get the feeling he's falling into a trance he undergoes a transformation and everything happens really quickly. but. two years ago the star designer created five hundred costumes for the one grand show at britain's peevish theater his designs helped make this up in an extravaganza a success. now for his own review go to his both costume designer and artistic director. it's a big challenge but french direct. to tony marshall helped him get the project off the ground. but that would be b

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teddies on the streets of london offering not cardinals but costs.rowers of london and coughing when levels are too high. that's unbelievable. it is really bad. i have noticed changes in my own kind of breathing. the pair also sends a tweaked to a local politician urging action on the issue. earlier this year, a report found children in the city we re report found children in the city were exposed to illegal levels of air pollution risking life and health problems. the silent killer, 9400 people in london die from polluted air. you cannot see the pollution around you. the campaign using the latest technology to draw attention to the problem is part of attention to the problem is part of a push to get the uk government to introduce a quaint airedale and legislate that the right to clean air isa legislate that the right to clean air is a human right. the duke and duchess of sussex have attended the closing ceremony of the fourth invictus games in sydney. the sporting event, which was set up to inspire recovering soldiers and help them deal with traumas

jackson was going into surgery, and he said to come up before you operate on me can you patch up my teddy a little baby. that's been his companion since before he was born so, dr. mcnealy posted a photo on twitter with a caption, patient asked if i could also fix teddy bear just before being put off to sleep. how could i say no? jackson's dad was very grateful for the patch up job on the teddy bear. >> i hope he didn't leave a sponge in there, you never know. >> i think this is the reason to get past the parade. laugh [laughter] >> set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert and i'm bret baier in washington. just two days after the president and his party weathered the political storm over his supreme court pick, millions of americans along the gulf coast are preparing for what could be a large dose of the real thing. hurricane michael is moving in their direction right now and it's fueled by the warm waters of the gulf. >> we are all prepared and hopefully it won't be as bad as it's looking. it looked a couple days ag

teddy roosevelt comes through in the industrial revolution. is in a mood of rebellion. there are nationwide strikes, violence in the streets, and somehow he's able to deal with the square deal for the rich and poor and channel that populist energy into positive reform. fdr comes in when the banking system has collapsed. people are taking their money out of the banks. people are out of jobs and it looked like the future of capitalism was at risk. lbj comes in with the assassination of jfk and the civil rights movement is stalled in the senate and the bill. and there's a lot of violence in the streets. each time, there was a leader who was able to deal with the crisis, and citizens who were awakened. the civil rights movement, the progressive movement. the bond between the leader and the movement that makes it work. >> taking that example of teddy roosevelt for a moment. you dive into that and write about the point where he didn't have success. that was early on when he was in the state legislature because he was a hot head, because he was full

let's ask market watcher, melissa armo and teddy wiseberg.never forget years ago when it was worse than this. i said what are you doing? he said i want another seat. so in the teeth of death, you faced it bravely. should we do the same thing again? >>'s seen so many near death experiences, charles, that after a while, it gets boring. the fact is, it hurts every time. unfortunately you never learn from your mistakes. you know, i'm not sure where we are here. but clearly this is in a big sense, the case of sell-out in a good news, buy in the bad news. the good news the economy is doing fine. what are we going to do for an encore? we're faced with rising interest rates. a lot of geo political and domestic unknowns. plus, the mid-term election. so i don't know what happens in the next two weeks but until we get the mid-terms behind us, our position is we've been taking money off the table and keeping our powder dry. very expensive and dangerous trying to catch a falling knife. >> charles: melissa, a lot of guessing out there and a variety of issu

what it is trying to do now with a teddy bear. >> oh, my.now as we get into gear, a look at the city as you are just waking up at 6:40. we'll be right back. >>> here's a look at our thunderstorm threat today. sonoma and mendocino. this moves over to the high country tomorrow. still a chance of a shower tomorrow. i'll show you that in less than 7 minutes. the big chance of rain along big sur coast. that will move southward into l.a. basin. here's a look at temperatures for the next seven days. tahoe, a chance of showers and thunderstorms today. showers tomorrow. look at the freezing cold lo 20s. highs in the 50s this weekend. >>> new this morning from our live desk, general motors and honda are now working together to speed up the deployment of self-driing cars. honda motors will invest $2.75 billion in the autonomous vehicle called gm cruz. they want to develop an autonomous vehicle for global deployment. it will spend $2 billion over 12 years on this project. >>> it looks like there is an effort to possibly bring back toys "r" us from bankr

teddy roosevelt wasn't thinking in a gender-neutral way but you have to put yourself in a position that sometimes you're going to have a fight and you will fight with folks who might disagree with you and you have a chance to change minds. i think the ad supported internet is something that will last for us for a long time. we will not get away from the model of using data for people to target ads and supporting platforms. partially because the truth is a small number of consumers

it's the clearest echo of today, teddy roosevelt's time.racy co-founder if people in different sections, regions, religions and races thought of themselves as the other rather than as common american citizens. the industrial revolution had shaken up the economy much as tech and globalization have. the gap between the rich and poor. immigrants coming from abroad. people feeling like the working class was being hurt by the elites. people in the farms felt people in cities were sinful. so much like today. yet teddy roosevelt ras able to use his powers as president and his communication style to heal those divisions in the country. he talked about a square deal for all, rich and poor, capitalist and wage worker. donald trump has talked about a deal is only good if one side wins, my side wins. both sides women, that means nothing. >> we survive. but since they handle it differently, people always ask you, are these the worst of times, you always say no. do you think we can recover from this. you said they both handled them differently. >> i do t

teddy would usually send back a one sentence, thank you for your letter. but he really responded to this woman. i'm just going to quote a few sentences from a much longer for -- four-page letter and he is saying to a woman, the loss is particularly hard on mrs. roosevelt. quentin was her baby. the last child left in the home nest. on the night before he sailed a year ago, she did as she has always done and went upstairs to talk him into bed, the huge gentle hearted boy. he was always thoughtful and considerate of those with whom he came into contact. it is hard to open the letters coming from those you love who are dead. this is common. because of the time difference, it would keep getting letters after they were killed. the last letters written during the last three weeks on the front when on average a man was killed every day are written with joy in the great adventure. he was engaged to a beautiful girl of fine character. it is heartbreaking for her as his mother, but they both said they would rather have him never come back than never have gone. he had

you could look at teddy roosevelt assuming presidency after the assassination of mckinley. don't know where we start with that guy, lbj after the death of jfk, this president argued he inherited a mess. economically people might argue with that but there will invariably be a crisis that will define him. i don't know what is going on now, hopefully not, something will define him, he will have to reach across the aisle whether you like him or not. all those presidents you mentioned did. is it still in us to see that? to your point on both sides of the aisle there is no willingness to do it? >> i guess the media doesn't help it, because the media divides us as well. reporters are glad to find somebody saying something against the other person. it makes breaking news at any moment. the country is exhausted by that. one has to help we still have in us as americans -- we were isolationists before world war ii. somehow the aisles were divided we came together with the war. let's hope it doesn't have to be military crisis, just an awareness our country will not be as strong as it i

and to test it, we drafted in teddy and her sister allegra.and the roof. i think it would be fair to say it was a hit. the architects have travelled around europe looking at the best nurseries. everything has been thought through, even down to the colour of the nap room. this is the sleeping room for the nursery, so where the children come to take their naps. so this lilac colour, a whole piece of research was done — so, apparently, van gogh was a tremendous insomniac and he became quite obsessed about what is a colour that supports sleep? and he identified this perfect bluey lilac — that art historians have managed to work out what the colour was — that apparently, in the way it relates to uv light, best supports a sleeping environment. oh, that's crazy! this is the perfect colour for sleeping? yeah! the essence of the challenge is its variety of functions. what is this? a village hall? this is the main hall in the community centre. so,it is a village hall, for a village that's just being built, then, isn't it? it's the equivalent of a villag

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at least one hundred people were injured now the tanker was on its way from the western city of my teddy to the capital kinshasa it's not yet clear what caused the collision. the funeral of a thirteen year old boy said to have been shot dead by israeli soldiers has been taking place in gaza officials in the territories said he was one of three palestinians killed in friday's clashes on the border with israel the israeli military said thousands took part during explosive devices and grenades at its troops. people in latvia casting their ballots in parliamentary elections today opinion polls suggest a populist party catering to the country's large ethnic russian minorities and the need ahead of parties in the governing center right coalition. now this one is for wine lovers while most of the cultural industries have been suffering under the heat of the summer in western europe the wine industry is reaping the benefits with a great harvest almost finished here in germany wine makers already toasting its success. the sun is shining on germany seven yards and it's one harvest two thousand and

drivinglincoln had ambition, teddy roosevelt, fdr, and lyndon johnson.ump is in house, he has ambition, no question. doris: the question about invention is it is the drive for success. ill to do everything you can and get ahead in the world. for abraham lincoln, it was to get out of the world he had come from. for teddy roosevelt, it was adventure but certainly, his ambition that a negative to making lives better for other people. fdr, polio to make self ambition to something bigger. to, a massive heart attack make that. president trump is in this great, powerful office, and how do you transform that ambition from the south i got him incredible a success into an expansive understanding for what he wants to do for the people of the country. he has got his base, and whether they can expand that based that on the other guys could do that. david: it does not necessarily correlate whether you are poor or comfortable. abraham lincoln, i do not understand how poor he really was. it was extraordinary. his father comes back with their new stepmom, they do not hav

his name is teddy. his owner marissa is inside and is going to talk to us. there is teddy. he is being good right now. marissa, tell us what happened last night. >> around 11:00. the sheriff came and knocked on the door. they said to evacuate. i would why. he's about to jump out of the car. i asked where can we go? he said here. i said can i stay? he said no, you have to go. so i just grabbed on my dog, put on p.j.s and came here and brought a little water and food for my dog. >> they provided a blanket for you. >> they ran out of blankets earlier. they came and dropped off more blankets. >> what's it been like? >> it's a whole neighborhood. did your neighbors go as well? >> i see my co-worker. he's over there. just making sure everything is good and keep him updated. until they can figure out a way and there's some place to go, they will remain here for now. i have an update. let's fill you in. american red cross told me they are thinking about moving their shelter to a different place. los madonnis college. they are working on getting cots delivered. they will be moving p

what a deal means, that's what a square deal meant for teddy roosevelt, both sides win.ich and the poor, the capitalist and a wage worker. if you think a deal is one side wins and you're campaigning to a base and don't expand the base and try to reconcile the country, that's the problem with the lack of leadership. >> what about the supreme court nomination we just witnessed? has anything like that from a supreme court nomination standpoint ever created this kind of division in the country? >> certainly not in my lifetime. you could go back to the 1850s, the dred scott decision that polarized the country and led to a civil war. but the fact this hearing somehow captured the hearts of the people and that it was so intense and you watched senators not being colleagues, you watched the president saying the democrats were horrible horrible people and judge kavanaugh's testimony which didn't reveal the temperament you needed for somebody going into the supreme court and then the fbi gets undermined. it's so important. they have to rebuild themselves and the crust of the count