sometimes our opponents look like teddy roosevelt, sometimes tom dooley or nixon or ford or bob dole or john mccain or mitt romney. but today it's john boehner, eric cantor, lamar alexander. we are fighting that wing of the party. as i said earlier the voters rejected them and only when the face of the opposition to the democrats is a limited government constitutional conservatives do we score big victories. this very weekend as a matter of fact, republican leaders, eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, our meeting at the ritz-carlton in florida, meeting with the main street partnership. their objective with the main street partnership is to come in mitch mcconnell sorts, to crush them everywhere. that means us conservatives. so the main street partnership that eric cantor and kevin mccarthy our meeting with this weekend are dying to crush conservatives. so make no mistake about it. our opponents the republican party, the big government republicans understand the problem and they understand that we are their opponents. we hear in the press about conservatives have lost ground, they reached th

that is a word that teddy roosevelt -- we call him teddy. he does not like this. i'm usually a stalker. i have been instructed that the cameras cannot really following -- follow me. anyways, roosevelt, when wilson's neutrality -- particularly because of what happened at the beginning of the war, where it is germany attack? it tax -- where does germany attack? it attacks belgium. we were supposed to guarantee the neutrality of countries, including belgium. france signed it, the united states signed it. it became a scrap of paper. roosevelt says that he would have sent a note to germany to point out the german obligation according to the convention. wilson was not able to do that -- willing to do that. it drives roosevelt crazy. the war does not end quickly and it is clear that it will go on for a wild. woodrow wilson cents a fellow texan -- sends a texan. house got his honorific for service he gave to james hogg of texas. when house went to germany, he had a hard time explaining that he knew nothing about military affairs. they kept talking to him about military str

i knew a lot more about teddy roosevelt then i did william howard taft but they are both fascinating figures. >> my son paul was in the hospital at children's national. we were waiting to have his open heart surgery and he'd been diagnosed with benign congenital heart defects and had to have the surgery otherwise he would die. part of waiting for the surgeon to come back from overseas was being in the hospital realizing all these other families at their and you are kind of in the trenches with them. this family, maggie's family. maggie had been through nine surgeries in nine months with various different problems. as daunting as their situation was we were really feeling for them and we were in the waiting room every day. we walked past maggie spent on the way to paul's bassinet and the day of paul surgery we came in and maggie's family was not there. she had passed away the night before. it was really really hard to imagine that the family had spent so much time waiting for her to get out of the hospital and she didn't make it. so we went into surgery that das first open heart surge

teddy roosevelt, you wait for my work. the treasury secretary was to wait for the word and a meeting that was called at midnight at the hotel manhattan in new york where morgan invited some of his friends, james stillman who is head of national city bank which is now citibank, tom lamont who still hanging around in 1929 but was then much younger, and a bunch of other people to go around and talk about how they would say the market. they put in summary, also got $25 million from treasury department. that was the first time with the trustbusters and i need your help, here's some money, do whatever you need to do. organize people together, they don't do with morgan of money. to do with standard oil money and shares that is in the sector get back into saving not the knickerbocker trust company, not the company that people from harlem to fifth avenue and then between were trying to get their deposits out of because would affect their lives of the american trust company because in that he had invested in running that were his fr

which families, which bloodlines, which protÉge -mentorship relationships were involved, from teddy rooseveltback at the turn of the 20th century through president obama today, but particularly the lines of connections that extended for decades. it was not just like money and politics today with lobbyists. it was families with decades and decades of running banks in and out of washington, and presidents not being told what to do but actively collaborating, and that is the difference. it was not a push. it was a collaboration from the beginning, and this is how it worked. tavis: how has this changed, worsened, deepened, you tell me, over the years? what towards the middle of the century, there was this alliance that stemmed also from trying to help america. for example, in the 1930's, when we had what was called the glass-steagall act, president fdr was credited with having been a very populist president and doing it for the people, but really at the time, he had a banker friend who was running chase, which is today part of jpmorgan chase, and he worked behind the scenes in washington not to m

these stories to tom you know it's interesting doris kearns has this great book out now about teddy roosevelt and she talks about the interplay between roosevelt and the muckrakers lincoln steffens either tarbell william allen white well when i was a teenager i actually read the autobiographies of lincoln steffens and william allen white these guys were progressives who were devoted to better government a better society affair a society a better spread of the income breaking up of the trust remember teddy roosevelt was a great trust buster and to me they were an inspiration i saw that journalists could have an important role in society and that we could affect the way the whole country when we could have an impact on policy and that really kind of inspired me took me quite a long time to get there i went on through college and graduate school and u.s. air force and so on is over took me a long time before i got to new york times but the dream the dream of being a reporter that could contribute by tough investigative reporting the pentagon papers which you sort of alluded to in the introductio

people like teddy roosevelt's father could put a $300, get a substitute and you're out of the draft. for these average people, many of whom are children of famine emigrants, immigrants themselves, they couldn't get out with $300. it may have been 1 million. so when the draft was suspended, lincoln made it clear to new york, this is only a suspension. you have to figure out how to make this draft work, and you have about a month to do it. so samuel tillman who is a big shot lawyer made his money by collecting fees and, therefore, of course never took a bribe, samuel tilden had this brilliant idea to sue the federal government for imposing an unconstitutional draft. now, boss tweed basically took him aside and said, you know what justice scalia is going to say about this? i have a better idea. and what tammany hall did and the city government did at tammany's suggestion is they took out a bond issue so that they could pay the $300 for any poor man who wanted out of the draft. was it neat and simple and principled? no. but do you know when the draft started again? in a month, there were

that's your next project, from the birth of teddy roosevelt to the are dead of eleanor, who was a niece to franklin roosevelt who was a fifth cousin. >> has more affect than any other family, i'll defend that to the end. this is a very complicated family drama, an american downton 18. abbey. about 3 extraordinary people, whose stories are timeless. what are we debating? what is the role of government, what can a citizen expect from government? how does character form leadership, how does adversity form character later in life and how does that form to leadership skills? these are the central questions of the roosevelts and the interplay of, after franklin was stricken with polio is one of the great american stories. i think we focus too much on the outer stuff. it's all there, the two world wars, the depression, everything that's going on but from an intimate point of view. >> having spent time with franklin delano roosevelt i know you said lincoln is our greatest president -- >> pop music and baseball and the presidency, besides george washington, besides babe ruth besides the beatles

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this guy was in the crowd dressed up as teddy roosevelt. he happens to be the co-worker of all these fine people. so they've blown up his face. it's a little silly but it's certainly really great. you guys having a good time? >> having a great time. we want to keep tallies on brazil. so everybody trying to do #teddy in brazil. going strong. >> it's great that we know our history and can immediately recognize teddy roosevelt. >> so you are dressed up with usa on your chest and on your face. is anyone more american than you today? >> i'm so american every day but this day, more than any other. more than any other. the whole country behind the u.s. men's soccer team, and i love it. >> great thing about soccer. the best thing about it, it can change at any moment. it's going full force for a whole 90 minutes and you can get a goal at 30 seconds like we did in the first match. a goal at the very end of the game like portugal did to break our hearts on sunday. everyone is really excited. 15,000 to 20,000 will be showing up here in grant park, not

people refer to him as teddy roosevelt. he hated being referred to as teddy.pted it from the public and from the media, but as a , he was nicknamed t.d. military time was equivalent to about three months. the home had all of the modern amenities available. the pocket doors are a great example of the roosevelt family business. for were doing pretty well themselves, able to buy homes for each of their five sons. it pays to get on the ground floor of anything in life. around 1646 so by the time he is born in 1858, they are well established socially and financially on the island of manhattan. they are in the hardware business originally. then they are involved in the importing and exporting a very fine glass. awayrandfather would break and go into real estate banking and financing. our presidents dad enjoyed spending the family fortune as opposed to making it. south onfather lived 14th street and broadway. that is where this famous photograph was taken. looking out of a second-floor window from his grandfather some with his brother and president lincoln's funeral

saw someone coming up toward me with the superintendent, and he got close enough i saw it was teddy roosevelt himself. and the age i tant -- the agjutant held the medal itself and he took it and started to pin it on my full dress coat here and he said to me now young man, don't let this give you the big head. ( laughter ). >> wonderful. >> before world war i there was a small conflict called the mexican border crisis. we fault against the outlaw poncho villa down on the new mexico border with mexico. and of course we have material in our collections outlining what it might have been like to be a soldier in that troubled period between us and the mexicans. we have an amazing wore war i collection -- world war i collection, very expansive, everything from soldiers diaries photographs all the way up to memoirs and histories of commanding generals. to start out we show a hotchkiss machine gun. of course we've demilitarized it for the exhibit, it's peeking out over the top much a world war i trench. the war very quickly devolved into trench warfare, as machine guns and artillery forced soldiers, t

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with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s.ome discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> happening this weekend special olympics kick off in central new jersey. law enforcement officers carried the torch of hope as it's called through glassboro, the final leg of a run that took the torch through pennsylvania, new jersey and new york. all to create excitement for the special olympics. in mercer county volunteers helped get ready to house some of the 3500 athletes. organizers are expecting 70,000 people for the events that happen all week at nearly a dozen facilities. 10,000 volunteers signed up. >> it will show that mercer county can take care of these athletes. >> the mid jersey chamber of commerce says the special olympics games could bring in more than $100 million to the local economy. >> federal prosecutors unsealed indictments against six charged with stealing the identities of foster children in our area to che

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people like to refer to him as teddy roosevelt. but he actually hated being referred to as teddy. he accepted it from the public and he accepted it at political rallies and from the media. but as a child he was nicknamed t.d., as an adult he was referred to as the colonel. this is a great photograph of him. is tailored brooks brothers uniform. his total rough rider military time was equivalent to about three months. but that was his preferred nickname. roosevelt was consumed lots of books, various interests, natural history, adventure stories, tales of western adventure, people like davey y crockett, daniel boone, george washington, president lincoln, most of the books in the family library are books the family would have owned and he would have had access to and read. as you enter the room, the house is lit by gas lighting. from the chandelier you can see there's an extension rose down to the lamp, which is also original to the roosevelt home, that was to transport the gas for reading level. beautiful pocket doors, the dumb waiter system, the home had all the modern amenities tha

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. >> we were talking about teddy roosevelt junior. the son of american oil groups. he's a one-star general. he had a heart ailment. he was able to leave. motivate troops and get them off the beach. >> weren't there thousands of people during the drills leading up to d-day that died. >> absolutely. the training exercises were difficult and dangerous. same in scotland, where they were practicing a landing and german you boats slipped in and slaughtered several hundred americans. we shouldn't forget the allied air tom c. we see them as demramerrous. in the month prior to d-day, massive tactical operation, the best air campaign, and over 12,000 air men lost their lives. >> that was in the pacific. another thing i've heard is the america industrial productivity at the time, and how that was determined in the victory. so many came to play. clearly america was at war, and not just the military. >> president obama made reference to his grandmother and grandfather. we were all in, as mike said earlier. this was an everywhere. >> originally they were going to invade normandy

with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s.ome discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >> time to get a first look at "good morning america" for this morning. >> amy robach joins us for a look after "action news." >> reporter: hey, tam and eva. coming up next, we were talking about it with george. he had an exclusive interview ahead of what obama is calling his day in the life visit across america. they discuss everything from foreign to domestic policy to the world cup. george watching yesterday's game aboard air force 1 with the president. barbara walters is live in the studio about the interview with the father of the santa barbara shooter. >>> sly i can't will -- shia wl labeouf was arrested after smoking inside the theater. and then the party in the park. and then you will not want to miss the performance with our special guest sting coming up next on "good morning america." you don't get to say that everyday. >>

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with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s.me discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:24 saturday morning, time for the boat report. we'll start out with satellite and radar. we have high pressure in control this afternoon, right now it's sitting right here over thentrol poconos. later the winds will shift off the coast and the winds will shift out of the southeast. either way it's a sea breeze for the oceanfront and those along the delaware bay will benefit from a cool bay breeze. for the the delaware bay, waves generally less than one foot. smooth sailing. gandys beach and for the purpose of fortescue showing 70 degrees. wildwood, 65. wind are light out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. a little bit more of a shop waves 2 to 3 feet. tidal information high tide on the oceanfront 9:00 a.m., the delaware bay around 11:00 a.m. eva. >> thanks chris. >>> turning to sports, the phil

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with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s.our favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >> quick downpours caused flash flooding in york county. this is in dillsberg, the name appropriately named water street. the water receded and the sun came back out. in baltimore county, maryland, heavy rain left two vehicles stuck underneath a bridge. rescuers were able to get the vehicles and drivers out safely. the flooding very high, as high as ten feet in some areas. it is 7:42. thankfully we didn't see anything like that here. >> reporter: we had ponding on the roads and minor flooding, but nothing like that. that's a lot of water up sky 6 we'll show you what's going on down the jersey shore. flags whipping in the wind. that's the only fly in the ointment. the sun beating down on you that's going to feel good. but every now and then you'll be picking up a gusty breeze, if you're on the sand you may get sandblasts from time to time. storm tr

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with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s.vorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >> sue r sea isle city promenade is busing with activity. yesterday families checked out accessories and beach wear. the family fun continues today for father's day. perfect weather. >> reporter: they are going to have nice weather for that. when you're talking about comfortable humidity levels like this, it make for a delightful day. let's get you outside and show you what's going on around the delaware valley as we go to cape may, i believe. looks nice down there, right. you can seem the people throwing the poles in throwing the lines in. the chop not nearly as rough always yesterday. we're seeing seas of 2 to 3 feet. temperatures in the 60s and the light breeze out of the northwest. 60 degrees in philadelphia. trenton 56, allentown, 53. same number for the poconos. wilmington, 55. dover 58 and sea isle city, 60 degrees. as far as amount of moisture i

one fan cheering on the americans in brazil is none other than teddy roosevelt. fans call him teddy goalsavelt. he's mike domica from chicago and came up with the idea to get other fans pumped up at the game. you can't help but cheer along with a president from 1901, i guess. from president roosevelt to proem president obama on a soccer team. this is supposed to be manchester united's chris smalling but the company actually put barack obama's photo on instead. the company bought the entire stock and explained the mistake saying the apprentice claims hes used a well known search engine, google, to source the pictures. when he searched for chris smalling he copied the first picture he liked the look of. the result was the president of the united states. here is the best part. they have marked up the mugs 300%. they are now selling for 2,000 pounds or nearly $3,400. talk about a profitable mistake. finally the president took a sarcastic shot at climate change deniers last night. take a look. >> they duck the question. they say, i'm not a scientist. which really trans

with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s. come discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> so today we are talking about a mix of sun and clouds. right now, though, we are seeing a whole lot more clouds. taking a look outside at the center city skyline. it's about 69 degrees outside. temperatures are going to warm into the mid and upper 70s, and a little cooler than yesterday. we are going to get more sun back in the forecast for tomorrow. >>> starting next week it will cost you more for a cup of coffee at starbucks. the chain is raising prices on tuesday. in most cities the cost of a regular cup of coffee will jump between 10 and 15 cents, and brewed coffees and frappuccinos should stay the same. the company has not given a specific reason for the price hikes. >>> happening right now in philadelphia, men are getting free health screenings. this is a live look at the enon tabernacle baptist church. our photographer i

roosevelt, the son of teddy roosevelt would be at parties and these were young men. his parlor trick was that somebody could buy this unit and he would take a bottle, oldest had back in train the entire champagne bottle in one swallow. he was really keen to do it twice in one evening. these guys were kids. they were struggling with the stresses and strains of beaten out there doing this, but they were kids. he of course would die tragically in something his father never got over from the death of this really just lovely young man. tr died six months after that happened. really you get a sense of the environment, what these kids are going through, how they were coping with technology, war, all these things coming out to him. it's pretty remarkable that front. >> you a different task because you tell an historical story at the same time calling a contemporary one. i imagine your research was multi-fold. can you talk about it? >> u.s. in terms of the architecture of writing a story that way where there are sort of two periods unfolding, each with its own mystery msn. th

lovely letter from teddy roosevelt youngest son. tragically, he would died later. everybody loved him. he wrote about how he hit taken a plane up to practice and how mud had kicked up. petrol,ed his started to catch fire. and took him 30 seconds to go down. he jumped out of the airplane and his pants and sheepskin boots were already on fire. boom. altitude.'t at out t going up on one of these planes delivered a disorienting cocktail of dizziness, vertigo, pounding noise, extreme cold, and always fear. they were open cockpits. there were no radios. it was difficult to take maps up so you had to memorize things. people were constantly getting lost. they didn't have gauges on their fuel so they had to estimate their fuel consumption. the federal aviation administration today wisely prohibits flying without supplemental oxygen over 10,000 feet. the air would get pretty thin. your judgment gets impaired. itude isys were -- alt what gave you an advantage. that would be at 17,000, 22,000 feet. judgment started to suffer a little bit up there. it was also cold. it dropped

with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s.er your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> i may be the only one but i call it cbp, citizens bank park. phillies wrapped up their series, lost to the cubbies yesterday within yesterday, 3-0. >>> right now, investigators are looking into an unexpected landing at philadelphia international art, a malfunction on a lufthansa jet caused a flight to turn around. what have you learned so far this morning. >> we've been on the phone with germany all morning long. the folks at lufthansa in germany confirmed it was a fuel dump. they did dump fuel but not an emergency landing back here at the airport. let's take a look at our video. the flight took off at 5:45 yesterday afternoon. slightly after takeoff they made an announcement that they would have to land. they burned and dumped fuel before coming back here and landing at the airport. 269 passengers put up for the evening. they'll try again

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with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s.ome discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> it has been uprighted. it was jackknifed perpendicular to the roadway and overturn. ups truck we are hearing it was, fully loaded and we are hearing that the driver was, in the cab. we are making progress there, and a few tow trucks, and, and, the alternate is route four, again all lane are block, big delays there plus extra volume from the 495 closure. we will update you on this. it will be a little bit loose around 95 at the the airport there. and it is in the stretching back into pennsylvania, that delay but it will be pretty jammed as you approach the scene. we will keep you updated, caitlin. >> thanks very much. >>> turning to the the weather we are seeing improving conditions outside. so big backups on i-95, weather not an issue yet. there may be showers later today. here's ultimate doppler, fair skies in, rain yet. that wi

. >> sean, what bothers me is teddy roosevelt said it's a country, not a boardinghouse for the worldnd we are letting folks invade our home, walk into our home, and we won't even defend it or protect it. immigration, we agree folks come one at a time. we want to be americans. to have them walking across your yard into your house in the millions and do nothing about it, that tells you about the united states of america. something not so good in the year 2014. >> anarchy, the rule of law mean nothing right now. pat, thanks for being with us. >> thank you, sean. >> i play one on one basketball. you'll see it and my exclusive interview with willie robertson. that's coming up tonight on "hannity." ♪ [ male announcer ] out here, answers should always outweigh excuses. ♪ and there's no excuse why a gas-powered heavy-duty truck can't do everything you ask of it. no excuse at all. the new 6.4-liter hemi-powered ram heavy duty. guts. glory. ram. ♪ guts. glory. ram. you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so why let erectile dy

. >> i always thought teddy roosevelt -- >> i did, as well. >> it will include a parks heritage fair as well as a ground breaking ceremony for a mariposa grow restoration project. >> beautiful park there. a lot of people going this summer, of course. >>> coming up next, president obama poised to address a crisis at the border. why some say his call for action actually could hurt underage immigrants. >>> and it's more than just a party. how pride meant politics today in new york city. >>> additional help from the united states including military advice and weapons have helped the iraqi military make gains against sunni insurgents in the north. >> but it hasn't stopped isis militants to begin to think beyond iraq expanding their ambitions globally. richard engel with more from baghdad. >> reporter: iraqi forces have secured the highway between samara and baghdad. and roads leading. it's the iraqi military's first significant achievement against the militants from isis in weeks. the advance helped by a new u.s. shipment of dozens of american held-fire missiles. american advisers are als

with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s. come discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. hopefully you enjoyed the weekend. it is monday morning already. we will get through it. here's what to expect. look at that beautiful morning. it will be a comfortable mild monday afternoon, but not too mild: not too hot. just right. tomorrow the humidity returns. we will have seasonal temperatures and then, wednesday, it is the the day that we expect some rain in the afternoon, a few heavy downpours, maybe some thunder and lightening, as well. but those are the changes, coming with your weather from the weather authority, again, today's high temperature, will be, about 84 degrees. we're looking at a lot of sunshine and then tonight we're down to let's say 60's, lower 60's in the city and 50's in the suburbs. so that is your weather authority fox cast, and now, it the is time to check traffic. we have a number of incidents out the

with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s. come discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> good morning. the middle east is changing and it has change a lot this week. is there a crisis in iraq and islamic extremist continue their march towards baghdad this morning. here in the u.s. president obama is considering a number of military options to help iraqi soldiers. iraq's government has asked u.s. for more military aid, including air strikes, but white house spokesmen jay carney says that these options do not include ground troops. >> we are not contemplating ground troops. i want to be clear about that. the the president was answering a question specifically about air strikes and he made clear that we are considering our options as part of the overall effort to support iraq and part of the overall assistance that we provide and can provide iraq in this fight but we are in the contemplating ground troops. >> u.s. off

with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s.e discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> a man is under arrest after customs agents at newark airport found cookies laced with cocaine. they were packed with $50,000 worth of cocaine. the suspect is from guatemala. agents spotted the cookies during a luggage check. >>> delaware tolls are going up, but just on the weekends. the rate tolls on route 1 are being raised by a dollar. the tolls will go from $2 to $3. during the week tolls stay at a buck. the money will be used for road repairs and maintenance. still no date on when the tolls will go up. >>> good morning, i'm jillian mele. i have more information for you on this accident in lower pottsgrove. charlotte street is closed at bleim road. this is a live look at 76 at conshohocken. that's the eastbound side. heavy volume out there. so bill, we are definitely seeing that sunshine out there today. >> humidity is nice and