the park. what do you think of this one today? >> i love it these guysopportunity to celebrate as a team, you know, they are doing it and having fun. i wish they had this back when i was playing, they only allowed one guy to celebrate on the field to do his own thing a great team celebration and awesome to see the guys getting together and the team loves and cares for each other. >> lighter on the pocket all right this is certainly a very loose bunch on the eagles. >> how much fun are you guys having? >> it's a blast right now we are having a lot of fun and playing extremely loose and confidence each week we go out there, a fun group on everybody is playing and unselfish guys and only care about winning and a fun environment. >> the eagles set themselves up nicely with 7-1 and let's turn over to jeff skversky, jeff. >> won eight of the last nine games last season and the longest streak in nfl and prime position throughout the playoffs and of course there is still half the season to go next sunday with denver 3-3 and dallas cowboys in second place with tw

she's trying to protect herself, puts what looks like a basket up over her head. >> who is the guy inhe black, step in? >> that's the security guard. >> are you kidding? >> he's a useless security guard just standing there. >> the entire time he does just that. people in line share your sentiment but others don't. some say what are you here for? that's your job. others say perhaps they don't pay him enough for him to get in the way of a would-be robber and risk his life. >> protect the two employees getting beaten, put yourself in the way, take the money. it's insured. i don't care about that but stop the assault. >> or call somebody, call authorities. in this case it looks like he just kind of froze. >>> these guys in mexico ran into an incident with a poor little deer. >> what on earth. >> you see in this moment one of those men is giving that deer mouth-to-mouth. >> what happened to the deer? did they hit it with a car? what happened? >> no, they spotted it in the water, and they noticed that it was drowning. they managed to get it out of the water, and started trying to resuscitat

>> yes. >> the guy who posted the video joked said the guy's ego is probably more hurt. >> are you kidding? >>> listen to these sounds. [ revving ] in this case we are at a local motocross race. these guys are ready to go. >> drop that cage a. >> and off we go. about a 110-foot jump. >> oh! >> that's the problem with being out front and crashing. you better get out of the way quick. >> fortunately the rider ended up away from the bike so when this guy hit the bike it didn't strike the other rider. this guy crashes down but watch this. gets right back up. >> sure, get back on that horse, son. >> picks up his bike and keeps going. >> this dude is down. >> one kid got knocked down but going to be just fine. >>> this little man in the new york giants jersey is about to get a big surprise but it has nothing to do with football. it has everything to do with the fact that he's turning 10 years old. >> oh, it's not the -- oh, this isn't the actual thing, is it? >> no. >> oh, the kitty. looks like my kitty, too, when i was that age. i had a black and white cat exactly like that. >> he's yours, budd

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the guy gets away. >> ugh! >> and he's feeling really confident, so confident that he turns back around and tries to jump over the car a second time from behind. >> yes, yes! throw him to the ground! don't be too >> you don't go to work and work hard and some nimrod playing games. >> this guy throws him to the ground. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. the owner eventually backs up enough to give the punk a chance to get up and to get away, but then he changes his mind. >> oh. >> he knocks the hat off duke's head and grabs him and pins him to the ground for a little bit. he lets go really quickly, starts walking to his car and i don't know if the guy is playing possum but he's not moving and people are trying to wake him up. >> i got no sympathy for you, none, zero, zilch. >> some people say violence is not way, i agree but sometimes need to get a spanking. >> eventually the driver of the car gets in his beautiful ride, taking off, while other people are left behind with this dude on the ground, unconscious. who knows, maybe

the other guy in the other angle carrying a hammer with him as well. so they got the dough. >> they got away with about $780 in this case. but people giving a lot of credit to the guys inside not taking this one lying down. police are looking for these guys. metropolitan police in the uk also looking for this fella on the bicycle. about 3:00 in the morning. the cyclist just having a grand time weaving his way down the pavement where people walked. as he's approaching these three people going behind a bus stop gets a bit cramped, bang, clips one and he goes down. well, he's not thrilled about that. picks his bike up. throws it in anger and follows the people. now i should make clear that in the uk, a bicycle is classified as a vehicle. you are not allowed to ride it on the sidewalk. >> well, now he's coming up on them and words are being exchanged. >> oh, wow. >> now a bit of a shoving match and then the cyclist just goes berserk. bang. knocks that guy unconscious, chases the other guy around and he runs away and comes for the woman bang with his left h

you can't bug the guy. they have a plan. meddle with the plan. >>> mayhem on the film set when -- >> oh! ha! >> oh! >> yes, why the big trouble is just getting started. >> ha, ha, ha, ha! soun ple noodles that taste like lemon and citrus. no thanks. >>> youtube's most famous filmmaker devin supertramp is in the thick of it once again, there he is doing his thing, now he's making some kind of spy short soor something like that. leaps over here, going to make his getaway, but -- >> oh. ha! >> yes. what a costume. >> what's up a, buddy? >> all right, back to the top! >> back to it, back to it, back to the film. fight scene taking on the bad guys. look, even better. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, sounds good. >> what? i would have thought this guy was trolling because he's busting up all the scenes. >> that was good. >> this is causing trouble, knocks over the light. security is just no help. ♪ >> it's getting a little bit out of hand but okay he's got to focus, jumps up on here, going to jump off of the -- oh come on! >> ahhh! >> dude! why

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scott: it is the latter. guy: which kind of names? e would like the bigger banks, geographically. banks that are more core markets. guy: i am thinking french banks. scott: banks, like german banks the.k. banks, where the size of the business is robust and you do not have too much concentration. guy: do you avoid banks that have significant trading operations? scott: no. the trading environment is changing dramatically. if you think about it for a bank, if you are in the trading business, this is been the most difficult time, because you have seen volatility crushed. a point in monetary policy, we are in the u.s. and u.k., but we are in an inflection point. is that a great time to look back at that business? volatility will freeze. , we are in the u.s. and u.k., but weguy: haven't seen an volatility because you have other central banks providing that. that inhis is a point the next two months, what are we going to get? monetary policy going up in the u.s. and qe coming to an end. guy: you're expecting volatility to see arise now. scott:

so i was the guy for our team so any time we had an opponent or threat on the opposite side of the line i had to line-up and play against him. no whoever their best player was i was assigned to play against that guy that game so i think that makes it difficult for a scout or a team, a pro team to lock in what actually can you do and i was the long snapper to gauge what are we going to do with this and that was a man of all trades type of deal for me. >> they got their money's worth out of that scholarship. i'll tell you that. your rookie class with the redskins, that is a special group. i mean, you know the names. when you look around that room and you saw these rookies did you say that good is going to be a good player? this guy is going to be great? what were you thoughts of your fellow rookies? >> obviously that's first and you know everybody knows where everybody was selected so, you know, the expectation of oh he's number one or he's number five or whatever it is, we hung out and we said hey we're here to make the team and let's work our best because we felt a bond with each other.

the u.s. equity. guyink we use this on a daily basis at the moment, but it highlights all the daily stories. i've done 3.19% year to date in the s&p 500. this is an fx trade. >> we've had the same thing with the nikkei and the dollar-yen. we've had the same phenomenon with this currency war with the euro, when we saw the quantitative easing by the ecb. but the other thing is, it goes up and down. hedge ins will be a big topic. guy: back to your point with the tech stocks, and how they trade with that. >> 30% to 40% of tech stocks' revenue come from the u.s. guy: when we think about what we will be doing into next year, how much repositioning are we going to now see? if you've had 20% of your portfolio exposed to the u.s. this year, that's going to sting. how do i deal with that? >> an excellent point. many investors we have spoken with today are talking about hedging. people are looking for low volatility environment. that does not necessarily mean cheap volatility, but hedging is everybody's mind. i thin

this is the guy we want to see more of. game will help us later in the season. >> blount explains his mindset this afternoon. >> it's all about confidence, running hard, great guys having your back. all 11 guys doing their job. >> we fuel off the emotion, off the energy when la garrett is making guys miss. when you have the big plays, we use the energy and it fuels us. >> blunt didn't do it alone, carson wentz had a lot of pressure. up next, against the chargers. >> "action news" sports sunday continues right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's here. the first night your teenage daughter stays out way too late. but after three years of specialist cancer care, to guide her into remission, you couldn't be happier about it. aetna. you don't join us, we join you. ♪ >> welcome back to sunday sports sunday. carson wentz numbers don't always tell the story. how good was he delivering the football? >> carson is a confident guy, shows a lot of run but today he had touch. the receivers catch the ball and continue to run. nell sonelson aguilar doi

you see the guy now stuffing tht of his car, trying to slam the door, catching the guy's leg a few times before then just speeding off down the street. >> for them to want to get away like that it makes you think there was something more than just racing. >> police have many of the same questions that we do, because this happened several days ago, and police have this video to go on. >>> this one i think you guys are going to figure out pretty quick. that red bmw smashing into the front of that black bmw. >> that's not road rage, somebody is sidekick 101'ing. >> ding, ding, ding. the woman learned about her husband's affairs because she saw him pick up the mistress when they got out of the car to go shopping. she then decided to -- >> people are calling michael martin nuts. he says no, i'm not nuts. i'm nut superior. this video proves why. >> okay. >> that is a snake, and as you could see, michael likes to put the snake in his mouth and kind of let the snake wander around his body. this snake is comfortable with michael. >> i'm not comfortable with with michael. >> is that a rattlethat?

. >> bring on the trainees, godzilla's hungry! >> i love this guy. >> super funny, his name is fast fred, and he's known for standing on the side of a river in tennessee and just watching the carnage fly by. on this day, he gets a good one. >> oh! oh no! >> the whole boat gets dumped, they're all swimmers. >> oh no, the guys got ejected. that's silly. >>s' funny as heck and getting a kick out of this one. >> oh the horror, the humanity! >> you can see people throwing ropes out to the swimmers. >> the poor guy is swimming, oh the horror. >> here is the funny part about this video. fred's words have finally come back to bite him. >> uh-oh. >> because that's fred in the water. he's the guide. >> oh no! >> these words that you're hearing are just taken from another video, and dubbed over fred getting dumped out of the boat. >> no, the guy didn't get the boat in. >> well, you get what you get. >> so just with a quick bit of editing his voice was dubbed over this clip of fred getting dumped. the river can get you too, fred. >> it wasn't supposed to end th

out the guy's got a gun and afraid for him, would you think would you call 911 to get this guy help since lying unconscious on the ground. about no, no one called to help. no one was looking for those guys so the police went back after they finds out that he's the victim after brutal attack and they see the surveillance themselves. jeff cole talked to the man who didn't know what happened to him until he saw it himself, too. >> we will hear from him later in the show, we promise. >> this happened 57th and baltimore friday at 11:00. now if we have the still pictures and even if we don't, we will show them later, as well. the guys' parent, classmates, neighbors, probably watching it. v, and see all every these still shots on tv, no doubt, recognizing them from these high definition clear close-up picks, and we say classmates, and teachers, because detective who are were on there case think some of the five in this case could be as young as 14 years old that's how young they look. so maybe still in school. and maybe they're teachers. now see the surveillance from what they were doing af

the area. good awareness by zach smith. sometimes guys feel they need to rip that thing instead of throwing it accurately. >> ball might have been tipped a little bit by chad whitener out of the hand of smith. stricklin looks like getting up like his legs got tangle up and the rhule out past the hash to see stricklin, he knows he can't afford another injury. >> he is a good in the sweep game and involved in a lot of different ways. >> a fresh front in here for oklahoma state. >> third and seven coming up from the 12 yard line. >> they have been great, that bunch look up top for baylor and very effective out of this formation in the third down situations throughout the year. >> pressure coming. smith to the end zone. back of the end zone and it is incomplete. atkinson the intended receiver double coverage there. >> ramon richards was the guy on him. >> they were trying to run a post and wheel out of it and there was nothing there. zach smith put it to a good safe spot high in the end of the end zone. >> he tried to thread it in there. >> a

we're happy with all the guys we got in the building.s big is very competitive business to get a spot in this building is not easy when you get a spot in this building it means we love you. and you're ours many you're our family and you get treated like that with the respect that you've earned your way here every person whether it's the top guy or the quote unquote bottom guy the roster every spot is valuable. >> temple is back on the field thursday night hosting navy. coming off tough road loss to navy. back to back losses hasn't hindered the owls spirit. head coach jeff collins celebrating halloween handing out bags of candy to the reporters this morning at his press conference. of course, he's hoping they're all getting treats not tricks on thursday night. >> the difficulty that they pose is they run the triple option but they pass it very well. so the things that we didn't do well against army are things that navy excels at. >>> some more good out of temple these videos will never get old for me. call them surprising red shirt junior

the opec deal? >> good morning, guy. e still ongoing on whether opec will extend the deal. right now it goes until march of 2018. he says opec needs a stabilization and no surplus in the market and if they need to increase that environment, they will. islly what the debate not about whether they will extend, but if they will extend past march 2018 for six months, or if they will go through the end of the year. it is in port and to remember that production for last month was actually up, but compliance was down and for this deal to work, compliance is key. that is when i asked the iranian oil minister about. course, some of the member committed countries to our argument, compliance is not them. annmarie: now, guy, you can't talk to an oil minister without asking him what he wants to see in terms of oil price. he says $55 to $65 a barrel is except double. later today, we will hear from president putin. he was really the king maker in this opec deal. he had a lot to do with getting this deal done. he said today he wanted the

the point was, i was so thankful. here's a guyare who i was, he just wanted to tell me thank you. i can ge wait to get home and tell my wife. i said you not to believe what happened to me today. i said yes. i don't know, what paradigm in uniform and she said you jumped today i said no she couldn't guess. i told her and she said you're kidding me i said really, this is what happened. she was just as happy as i was. it may not mean anything to some people, a guy walks up and said thank you, that was a monumental time in my life, and the next monumental time was in that video when we bumped into, we were in this village and had been in a major battle and out of the clear blue is a guy that me and him, we actually tried to kill each other. we both survived and he's telling his story and i'm telling my story and he looked over at me and i was like holy mackerel. doug finally said well, the guy that you're talking about, he said he right now. he looked at me and he said in vietnamese, he was tell me i was one lucky son of a pitch. under

say the president says i need to get into this guys e-mail, they figure out how to do it. they are the ones who break and the new codes are not phones or radios but it's fiber-optic. now they create an aircraft where they unplug this computer from the internet and how do we cross over the internet. there is something created in the cia called the information operations center which is a joint operation and they did this in yugoslavia they would go over and plan to device or put in a thumb drive in with that it would insert the malware in the nsa can get into them from that. that is how [inaudible] so, the cao, people asked me and they knew that i was doing this book and they asked what can i do to protect myself and i said well, look, if all you're interested in is keeping out petty criminals and kids trolling the net there are things you can do that are pretty effective is like. good luck on your door. it is worth doing. but if someone really knows what they are doing, really want something that you have especially if they're a nationstate and they have the resources of a

the guy becomes speaker. but, not someone that i and the younger democrats so-called reform democrats looked at as a person to go to for leadership. a lot of the reform stuff was pretty much kind of on our own and we just didn't think about mccormick as someone who-- we respected him, but we didn't pick of him as someone to look to for guidance on this kind of thing. eddie mccormick, his nephew, however, was someone with whom i was quite close. in fact, if the truth be known although ted and i became close i voted for mccormick over kennedy in the democratic nominating a session. y? well, because i thought ted should run for the legislature and maybe start a little slow. eddie mccormick had become a very impressive attorney general very pro- civil rights, civil liberties, not something that many of the irish democrats in boston were. in fact there was a kind of strong-- you talk about it in terms of father cost: and the irish support that he had in boston was kind of center-- interesting. mostly republicans in

he has give in the guy the benefit of the doubt. >> we'll see. thanks, guys. coming up next, dan zarrow will have the speck take due lar weather forecast. meteorologist: i am meteorologist dan zarrow. i still don't have top of talk about. high pressure remains in control of the atmosphere. sunshine, mild temperatures, dry weather. help break down what you n n bill: welcome back to chasing news. i am bill spadea. we have a lot more show for you especially the weather spectacular forecast coming up. we'll check win dan zarrow in a little bit. but first, controversy erupts after the president of the united states calls a mother of a green beret who lost his life ins over the country in africa. a member of congress said she was there when the president called and said something to the effect of that young man knew what he soon up for. well, of course, this was somewhat out of context. we'll brick down, but i want to get to the details. fox has the story. reporter: the remains of army sergeant la david c. johnson arriving at miami international airport on us to day.

they're standing by on the field with michele tafoya. >> thanks. russell, you guysed 15-10 at the half then came out and engineered this drive that you capped off with a touchdown run. what worked on that drive that hadn't been? >> well, you know, i think that we sustained. we got third downs if. we were able to make a couple plays here and there. a great job. couple of those sacks i think were on me too early trying to play. i thought we continued to battle. and, you know, i thought the defense all night, you know, they were great all night. that allows us to make some plays and then break this thing open. >> your young running back, chris carson, went down with an injury. you were right there next to him. almost immediately. what was going through your mind? >> well, it's a physical game, and unfortunate situations happen. i'm talking about a guy that chris carson, nobody works harder than him. you should see at practice. it's fun to watch. and unfortunately, you know, in that play, you could hear something and, you know, that's just never good. i know if anybody

thanks to the guys at c-span. just a couple of quick announcements, our next event here at the club will be first thursday. he loves them too. our next event is first thursday, october 5 and that will be our farewell party to our county chairwoman and l malthus who, she and her husband moved to washington, her husband david was a noted economist is part of the, easy undersecretary of the treasury or international monetary affairs been confirmed as undersecretary so they moved, and he apparently is going to be here that night so i think it's a great opportunity for us to celebrate them and to wish them the best in washington and keep up the good connection with washington. his first thursday in october october 5 so that will be, like in two weeks or so. in about two weeks from this week so it will be a great event, make sure you come back for that. i want to put in a plug , it's nice to come here and talk and complain about the city not going in the right direction but now is the time for us to be doing something ab

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seeing a piece on me would make the smaller guys jump faster. d have the smaller guys carry because they would focus on me. my boy rico was your height. nobody saw him. if they did see him, it was the last thing they saw. i'm thing god his ass had a .45. i don't think we should have the conversation about americans owning guns, that's our right. you can't take that away. i think if you want to own 50 guns and you want to have a warehouse full of bullets, then maybe there should be some form of registering or the fbi steps in and just checking to see why have you this many, if it's extreme. greg: who draws that? >> that's the conversation, where do we draw the line? me personally, 50 seems a good number. because i only got two hands, but at the same time, i don't have somebody telling me what i can and can't own. i own guns, my friends own guns, we have to be careful because we live in a time where people don't want to fix problems, you made a great point. defensively, there's the argument about the trucks, the truck, the knife and all that kind o

give the guy a break. thing to say read the back of the ticket, you are responsible, you certainly do not expect to have years of medical treatment after going to a baseball game. i'm saying to do the right thing by your fan, help this guy out. think you for watching tonight, it's always great to be in your living room. i will see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >>> right now, priceless items taken from a local man. >> this is a part of my past. this is, yeah, you took away my birthday. >> someone swiped his trailer but it's what was inside that he wants back the most. >>> plus, raw emotion. tears streaming down the faces of hundreds praying at the very exact spot where two, 16-year-olds were shot and killed 24 hours before. the questions still tonight, what happened? fox 29 news at 11:00 starts right now. ♪ >>> tonight hundreds coming together in south philadelphia remembering two, 16-year-olds taken way too

of the guys had to leave the set first couple days.alked down that set on the last night of shooting with a gold star and it was in the middle of the night. we just finished shooting. and i said are you sure you want to do this? she said i do. i do. and she looked up in the sky and said, this is what my son saw that night. and i want to see that. i want to live it and tears streaming down our faces. i think it was a healing for a lot of them. it's not just that gold star mom or those soldiers, or those families, it's a story about everyone. i always make that point. it's -- at remembrance of that battle, but it reminds us all of the sacrifice's service. >> reporter: it was a pleasure meeting you by the way, martha, >> thanks for looking at it and reading it and everything else. >> reporter: martha, the show is the long road home, premier premiers on nat go on november 7th. make sure you tune in yit's great to see you in the even kevin >> back after this. >> back after this. . >>> the distill larry was rebuilt ten years ago and this wee

i want the people at home to do alongside you guys. i want you to count the squares.see there's that big square right there, now they are starting to build the shapes. please, just count the squares. lays out the matches. okay. last one's gone down. again, just keep looking at it. see how many squares you can count. if you're looking for a hint as to what a square looks like, that's what a square looks like. they are on the side. there are no wrong answers, just so you know. time's up. how many squares did you see? >> 15. >> i saw 15, as well. >> 14, then i saw 15, then i went back and saw 14. >> i stopped at 14. >> i only spotted 12. >> depending on how many you saw, there were 16 squares. >> darn. >> i'll show you. there's the obvious nine. then there's those ones, as well, yes. that's the one i missed there. >> wait, wait, wait, the big one. >> the three-sided one, i didn't spot that one. >> i missed 15. >> of course, 16 being the last big square. in that case, nothing gets past you, your intention to detail is incredible, but nick, 12, laid back, you feel relaxed

it was the other guy. a complicated blend of peer pressure, concept of masculinity, teamwork, fellowship, all those things. the thing that keeps a soldier going in horrendous violence -- self-respect and the need for the respect of your fellow soldiers. everybody was scared of getting killed. the thing that kept us going was the cohesion of being buddies. with new people coming all the time, they would get close very quickly. i think that is one of the prevailing legacies of the american combat soldier. that brotherhood. these people you see here on our screen, they were sons, brothers, husbands, uncles, nephews, grandsons, all sorts of people. nearly all of them were special to somebody. to their unit to their families back home. they were the kind of flesh and blood, the sinews of america, particularly white america. they have, you could argue, bequeathed our world to us. most are gone now. i think they still remain with us in spirit, in memory. a profound influence over who we are and how we view our wor

when they arrested the guy, boy was he mad. he says he stepped in manure and he lost one of the louis vuitton shoes. he also lost his freedom because in addition he was armed, driving a stolen car and had warrants out for his arrest and the chances are when we did the math he will be gone for 15 years. maybe they wil michelle: help with bail money. who knows? why batman spent a dark night on the roof of a high school caught on video. jonathan: woman refuses to be a carjacking victim. her fight and the good samaritan that jumped in to help at "abc7 news a michelle: a danger to the community is the judge's message as he convicted the gunman who fired in the crowd in august. the man preston claims he was firing in self-defense. >> must-see video, a stranger fighting back against crime. watch, she is filling up the car. this guy is going to come up and get into her car. and tries to drive away. she is quick to react. she will get in her car and the fight is on. she does not want to give up the vehicle. she pulls away, the hose comes

they're standing by on the field with michele tafoya. >> thanks. russell, you guysed 15-10 at the half then came out and engineered this drive that you capped off with a touchdown run. what worked on that drive that hadn't been? >> well, you know, i think that we sustained. we got third downs if. we were able to make a couple plays here and there. and then i thought the line did a great job. couple of those sacks i think were on me too early trying to play. i thought we continued to battle. and, you know, i thought the defense all night, you know, they were great all night. that allows us to make some plays and then break this thing open. >> your young running back, chris carson, went down with an injury. you were right there next to him. almost immediately. what was going through your mind? >> well, it's a physical game, and unfortunate situations happen. i'm talking about a guy that chris carson, nobody works harder than him. you should see at practice. it's fun to watch. and unfortunately, you know, in that play, you could hear something and, you know, that's jus

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this waterfall right here, you can't even see the guy. can assure you he's right there. >> how the heck did they locate him? did he have some sort of gps device? >> miraculously, he had a cell phone and was able to call for help, but if you don't have that, or you have no signal, who knows? they had found the guy the day before this rescue, but they couldn't get to him in time before nightfall, so that guy had to spend the night out there. >> hey, buddy. >> this is the next morning. they wake up, handshake, the guy is in good shape. >> you just hook up and away we go. >> he had a plastic bag to tie around him for warmth. >> think about that guy on the other end of the line. you're over there, the helicopter takes off and you spend however long dangling underneath the helicopter until you get to the place to do the rescue. >> lifted off for a short ride at the end of a long room. he's he not injured, made it through the night. even though he got lost he did have some survival gear with him. >> you got to imagine if you do something like thi

the guys are going to learn as they go across the battlefield. those open fields they are fighting and give ways to the choking woods of shiloh. this is around the place we call the hornets nest today. that great defense is just a portion of the shiloh battle. -- wel great defenses haven't speaker talking about the battle of corregidor, the tan death march. of the alamo was a great defense for 13 days but is not a victory. loh isrnets nest at shi not a victory. it ultimately helps to bring a great victory for the union, but it comes at a horrific cost. a cost that is starting to add up. as men start going across to likehills up places malvern hill. robert e. lee charges across malvern hill. the union army was 40 cannons at least firing into an open field. areding in open fields fighting for their lives as they keep retreating closer and closer to the james river. they throw back the confederates with grievous losses. assaults that were made by men like napoleon, and robert e. lee. they are unsustainable. a great defense has to go along with a gre

we are bringing you the first trade of the day. i am guy johnson. matt miller is in berlin. trumps straw poll pushes yields higher. the president has asked gop senators for a show of hands on taylor or powell. it is about who is going to be the next fed chair. 2.4 hold? matt has a chart for you. who is next, president xi advancing no clear successor. we will take you live to tiananmen square. the bank of england hiking rates , that is one of the big questions. we have an interest rate outlook from metro banks ceo. than half anless hour away from the start of european trading after new records in the u.s. line let's take a look at what u.s. futures are doing. they are down across the board and we have the ibex in here. we expect to hear from the whetherseparatists on they will fully declare independence and on friday you get that vote in the senate to will take over. you can see we have come above this 2.4 level which is not really magical for any other reason than no gross pointing that out as his indication that the bull market in u.s. treasuries is over. we have been above

he may be a we're two but the guy is playing out of his mind. ad seven touchdowns passes in the last five days alone. you want to talk about bringing value to me that's keeping your offense on the field and that is third down conversions. wentz leading the nfl he's the leading nfl passers on third downs, six touchdowns off them. as for being a leader in general look at him showing off unselfish fail cal will the lowering that shoulder trying to score for his team. sure there's alec smith with 11 touchdowns so far. aaron rodgers making big plays for the packers but eagles have risen above the rest in the nfc and hey has made this team a play off contender once again. break out the crown because this one is going to carson. >> all right. kristen. >>> former philadelphia eagle john dorenbos says thank you. he took to facebook today to share his gratitude after successful open heart surgery last month. dorenbos thanked his wife specifically for never leaving his side. along with his surgeon and nurses. dorenbos was traded from the eagles to the new o

the state department says the guys in charge now are not doing the job. we want to elbow them aside and put you guys in. and they came but they were two or three weeks too late. they could have deployed three weeks after the attack. and unlike the guards there, they were armed. because the state department insisted that the current guards not be harmed. wooden batons against machine guns. for grenade throwers. and this implicates hillary deeply because she obviously knew that the benghazi compound was under serious threat. because her people moved to replace the guards 11 days before the attack took place. >> todd would with the washington times. last week i spoke with -- he just met with assigns. apparently he had information is trying to get to donald trump at kelly will not allow him to reveal the information? do you know anything about that? >> pro backer is suspect to me. he has always been relatively friendly with the kremlin. but on the other hand, he seemed to have the truth about wikileaks. which is that they did not have hillary's computer. there

they get the guy outside. take the vehicle., watches them drive forwards trying to get out, backing it up, making a mess of it before heading off. >> he's left helpless. >> yeah. ♪ >>> breast cancer awareness month, and so many women fight a battle against it. including megan here. >> two days after my second chemotreatment. i started losing may hair about two weeks after my first one. >> and she, like so many other women, decided to take control of this coming change by just chopping it off, but she's not going to do it alone. she's got the force with her. >> our good family friends have graciously offered to come to my mom's house. >> you see that a friend has started to clip the hair off, but not all of it. they have a plan. all you "star wars" geeks will love this. >> there's a stencil on the back of the head right now. they outline it so at the end when the haircut is done is looks like this. >> didn't do too bad. >> no, not at all. >> she's a rebel. >> that's the rebel alliance logo. it goes further than that. the entire

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it was the other guy. a complicated blend of her pressure, concept of masculinity, teamwork, fellowship, all those things. the thing that keeps a soldier going in horrendous violence -- self-respect and the need for the respect of your fellow soldiers. everybody was scared of getting killed. the thing that kept us going was the cohesion of being buddies. with new people coming all the time, they would get close very quickly. i think that is one of the prevailing legacies of the american combat soldier. that brotherhood. these people you see here on our screen, they were sons, brothers, husbands, uncles, nephews, grandsons of also its of people. nearly all of them were special to somebody. they were the kind of flesh and blood, the sin use -- sinews of america, particularly white america. they have, you could argue, bequeathed our world to us. most are gone now. i think they still remain with us in spirit, in memory. a profound influence over who we are and how we view our world, so my hope personally for on

and i asked the guy, the second guy to wait. and i jumped down and i started helping the ladies get up over the fence until everyone was just trying to get over. and we were helping until the last two. and they were the two that i helped -- they stayed with me. and i couldn't get them over. so i turned to ron. and a police officer runs at me and screams "this way, this way." and i remember he is sweating and was just shaken up. but as soon as i get past him, he starts running to where all the noise is going for, all the bad is happening. he runs to it. and i'll never forget it. because then we were running down, and there was a body and body and another body. and the girls start to panic. and one of them started crying and wanted to call her dad. and i said keep running. and then we see a gentleman with a hole in his belly. and his friends trying to bring him to life. and i started shaking, but it was keep moving, keep moving. and we run across the street. and there are people barricaded behind a bar. and the guy in the passenger

i was at the kentucky derby. a guyn't. >> jimmy: he was not. i love the idea of you at the kentucky derby. >> it was great. >> jimmy: was it? >> i went to the window, and i said, i want to put $400 on secretariat. they said, he's no longer with us. i said, when did this happen? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> $600 on seabiscuit. >> jimmy: when you were a kid, were you like a popular kid? did you have a lot of girlfriends, et cetera? >> yeah i had -- i was popular, but not for girls. i was popular because i pooped in the public pool. [ laughter ] i was angry! they took my sneakers! i went back the next day like i was revenging my brother's death. swim right to the deep part. oop! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that the best place to do it. >> a public pool. my name is known. all through brooklyn. i was the kid that pooped in the public pool. >> jimmy: what about halloween? do you remember what you went as? >> i don't remember. i was crazy, this halloween i was thinking about going as two things. dress up as rob kardashian. >> jimmy