there are a lot of parallels between churchill's wilderness years and reagan's wilderness years. there are many issues we could get into later, serendipitous but also because he forced them like proposition 13 in california, other issues you are covering i am involved with, that come forward to produce his election in 1980. douglas brinkley, terrific historian who edited the reagan diary said the realm of reagan scholarship is beginning to open up and every time i sit down to think about ronald reagan i think about a new aspect of his life and career and times that has been either underreporter hasn't been covered at all. >> let's get in friendly territory and talk about the elephant in the room which is donald trump. so when -- >> no. no. no is the answer to his question. >> you are -- here is the question. people say gosh, how would you compare reagan to trump and they say what has come -- >> let me turn it around. >> conservatism from reagan to trump. >> you cover the reagan white house for how many years? >> four. >> and the reagan campaign in 84. let me ask you, is there any

but he himself was in the wilderness several times including after '63. and he's kind of like a professional host in southern california introducing political candidates and various things. and he's starting to develop a speech which became known as "the speech." for local candidates but mostly for goldwater in '63, the draft goldwater movement actually started in the fall of '63. my parents came here to washington, went to the draft goldwater convex. walter -- convention. walter brennan kissed my mother. [laughter] does anybody remember walter brennan? >> sure. >> okay, the real mccoy. excellent. >> it's odd to think of the walter brennan in my mind kissing your mom -- [laughter] kind of an old man. your mo [laughter] >> but so anyway, he's developing this speech, and finally a group of southern, wealthy southern california businessmen go to reagan and his brother neil, because neil was an ad executive in southern california, and they say to reagan we want to put this speech on television to help goldwater. so they put up the money, and it was broadcast

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there is a real sense of wilderness that appeals to me in these places. we head to the french caribbean for music festival aiming to help diversify saint martin. during the winter everybody‘s from, like, up north, and it's cold and they need a place to go. where it's hot. and you cannot beat the island life. so see you after the break. chances are if i say festival you'll think of glastonbury in the uk or coachella in the us. now a sleepy caribbean nation has decided to get in on the act in a bid to attract more young people. but does it have what it takes to draw a party crowd? we sent greg mckenzie to find out. st maarten, or saint—martin, depending on which part of the island you are on, is the smallest island in the world. and the partition between two different nations. a french side and a dutch side. technically, it's two different countries, and attracts more than 2 million visitors every year. its airport, princess juliana international, is truly unique, because on one side you have a public beach, on the other there is a huge mountain range. pilo

it's kind of like scary when i wake up. >> reporter: after ten weeks unplugged in the wilderness, time to go home. >> i guess i can sleep on in a warm bed instead of on the ground in a sleeping bag. >> reporter: a big welcome in michigan. his computer has been safely locked away. >> welcome home. you still smell like sage. >> reporter: his parents take josh for a follow-up brain scan with dr. rosenberg. the mri results confirm his seemingly amazing transformation. >> what you can see here is, yeah, this is an oh wow effect. >> same boy? >> same boy. >> before treatment, after treatment. what is that telling you? >> he was completely shut down. when we talked with him here, he was exuberant, a different child. >> reporter: it's not the only change. josh is happier. he feels taller. and with a new haircut, he's a different boy. >> that looks good. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm elizabeth vargas in michigan. >>> next, "twin peaks" returning to television after 25 years. how the cast and director went to extremes to keep the plot line secret. i sure had a lot to think about. what about

the 23-year-old hiker stranded in the wilderness with just her dog. >> it was a huge mistake that endedp being seven days. >> lost after taking a wrong turn on a trail, the incredible rescue. now she's speaking out right here on "gma." ♪ >>> yes, some good news on this busy thursday morning. what a great survival story. >> oh, yeah, that hiker and her dog were lost for nearly a week in the montana wilderness with grizzlies nearby and thank goodness they both maze it out safely. >> a lot of smiles for them this morning. >>> also a lot going on. much more fallout over the president's decision to fire fbi director james comey. reports this morning that the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein threatened to resign over this. president trump's spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders is standing by to respond. >> a new headline in that bombshell. former director james comey had asked for more money and resources to investigate russian meddling in the election just days before he was fired. meanwhile, acting fbi director andrew mccabe will testify before the senate intelligence committee which c

there is a real sense of wilderness that appeals to me in these places.the french caribbean for music festival aiming to help diversify saint martin. during the winter everybody‘s from, like, up north, and it's cold and they need a place to go where it's hot. and you cannot beat the island life. chances are if i say festival you'll think of glastonbury in the uk or coachella in the us. now a sleepy caribbean nation has decided to get in on the act in a bid to attract more young people. but does it have what it takes to draw a party crowd? we sent greg mckenzie to find out. st maarten, or saint martin, depending on which part of the island you are on, is the smallest island in the world. and the partition between two different nations. a french side and a dutch side. technically, it's two different countries, and attracts more than 2 million visitors every year. its airport, princess juliana international, is truly unique, because on one side you have a public beach, on the other there is a huge mountain range. pilots say it's one of the scariest landings

case, i'm the voice in the wilderness i will do it. there is no fear. it is not about the things that people like to use as sometimes what i would call sophisticated sophistry. it's not about that. "bannon's wa of this country. t. paul says in romans the first chapter of the roman empire, proclaiming themselves be wise, they became fools to god gave them over reperbait mind. defined by dictionary means unprinceled doomed for what i see happening to my great democracy, greed, is the instigator for the destruction here. politicians take control away from corporate people like mr. trump, we will be just like the doomed for , destruction. host: thanks, caller. to the caller,ay i would invite you to peruse a jay patrick by kenny, the cold within, the cold within. time later on today, you might catch the floor of the house of representatives, i plan to address the cold within. of the s to many circumstances that we will have speaks to h, it extreme, not stupidity, religiosity, causing many circumstances we have to cope with, i invite you to tune in c-span wil

i ventured into the wilderness 12 years ago to live off the land with primitive tools. i barely survived. but eventually thrived for over a year and a half. >> yeah, it's cool. this is nicki. she is a naturalist, tracker, hunter/gamer. she lives off the grid. at least eight month os ut of the year. she built a cabin by hand. she spent 18 months living in the wild. she said it wasn't easy but she always wanted to do it. >> that is a tough thing to do. you have to have so much knowledge so you don't get hurt or sick. >> 12 years ago she started learning indigenous ways. she said you have to have the mental wherewithal to do it. she said there were moments she thought this was it. >> she was alone the entire time. >> if you think about the bears, she wasn't completely alone. >> the agony of starvation, the isolation, the escaped animal attacks. spearing a bear. >> did she say she speared a bear? >> she did. that's where she got her nickname from a friend. >> and it got too much for me with this story. >> i slept behind a mountain lion and it scared the crap out of me. once

it will require ever greater wilderness. today, we have conquered a right.t places an obligation upon us. we will continue boldly orting ahead day after day because this is what the french people expect us to do. this is what europe and the world expect france to do. they are expecting france to be able to astonish them. againance to be france and that is what we shall do. our task is immense my dear friends. it will require everyone posthumous that. tossed -- everyone's committment. your commitment, each of you, like to officials. unions, wagee earners, traders. craftsman as well. pensionersudents, our task is immense. the demand for truth. the courage of truth. that truth that we have carried continuehat i shall caring forward into the future on your behalf. our task is immense. building auire strong majority. a majority for change. this is what the country expects to see, what it aspires to. what the country deserves. that majority for change. that is what i'm expecting to see from you six weeks from now. i will need you again and again. my fellow citizen

a hiker is days in the wilderness and the mistakes she admits to making and how she was found. >>> a fired up crowd confronts a congressman. >> oh, we haven't even begun. i'm not done with you yet. i got the mic and i'm not going anywhere. >> how the lawmaker handled difficult questions about the new health care bill. >>> a new jersey congressman faced nearly five hours of grilling from angry constituents in his first town hall since the health care passed. republican tom mccarter helped resurrect and pass that latest health care bill. but he could barely room interrupting him with boos. there was one particularly fiery moment when health care worker confronted the congressman about his wife and daughter's pre-existing conditions. >> you have been the single greatest threat to my family in the entire world. what happens if i lose my job? health insurance is a for profit business and is immoral. when i am drowning and you insist that i pay before you will save me. that is immoral, sir. completely. >> the congressman responded by saying he knows the overhaul is still a work in progress

unification fight with wbc champion deontay wilderli a unification fight with wbc champion deontay wilderplanning how i will improve. i know my next fight, people will be watching. i have done my learning 110w. watching. i have done my learning now. i cannot say i am still learning. i have got to get better. i will get back to the gym and find out where my weaknesses are and improve on them. that is the sport for now. as always, you can find more on those stories on the bbc sport website. the organisation representing nhs groups has said nhs spending should be linked to groups. it wants an independent body set up to become much funding is needed to meet the needs of the nhs. our health editor, hugh pym, reports. the future funding of the nhs has risen up the political agenda and the election ma nifestos political agenda and the election manifestos should spell out where the different parties stand. the nhs confederation which represents health groups in england, wales and northern ireland has called the commitments for a minimum fixed percentage of gdp, that this national income, to be sp

it is interesting because actually it was much wilder than the one because the police were not crazy about controlling the crowd. a crowd with a march back then. the crowd is liquored up. there is a lot of soldiers and military. the idea of women taking the streets in the south is vale provo provocative. the sections and depending what grou groups, she atually on her horse, is surrounded by the men and breaks through the mob and of course she is bigger than them and taller on the worse and make way for these women. meanwhile, across the fort myers to the putomic river they were calling and saying they need help. so the soldiers gallop down pennsylvania avenue and help her with the women struggling to make to the treasury building. >> host: why don't we know who inez millholland is today? >> guest: that is a good question. partly because the largest suffrage group got to right history. they took the root of women doing more work to prove they were worthy of the vote. i should say talking about t the -- >> host: did the fact she died at the age of 30 affect or later not not not notery?

he described it as this wild vision in his speech or was it wilder to stand on some sort of middle ground between what he was calling sinful slavery and righteous freedom so he said i have nothing left to stand on. and by august 1829, garrison had moved to baltimore and became the co-editor of this prominent abolitionist periodical called the genius of a universal emancipation and he wrote no valid excuse can be given for the continuance of the evil of slavery but single hour and he would then become the principal advocate of what became known as immediate emancipation. and i say this to talk very briefly about over the next 30 years they became this three-way debate about slavery and race in america with three physicians, garrison took the position of immediate emancipation. others took the position of gradual emancipation. and then a third group took the position of permanent slavery. and these three positions were indicative of a larger racial debate over the core of american history. on notions of equality for racial equality and that debate i'm referring to is chronicled through the

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but again, it's a whole wilderness ethos that has grown up in america. and people gathering together, fishing and hunting and building their own houses and so forth. it fosters the sense of rugged individualism. although he did not use the phrase as a i'll share in just a moment. i may, i make a note here that the frontier did include, however, collaboration sometimes people say well, you know, they wrnght really rugged individuals because they had wagon trains and they built huts together and work together and they collaborated that is absolutely the case. but i think the key is, rugged individualism means that you have the freedom to consent to join these various groups. they were not regulated to join wagon trains they were not mandated to build each other huts. but these are things that people out of their own freedom con seconded to do wanted to do, saw the value in doing so i wouldn't make the mistake of thinking rugged individuals never collaborate never cooperate. we'll talk about that more when we come to america today. so this was really sort o

the tories are hoping for games and ukip could wilderness good showing in the welsh assembly elections4 elections. in england there are 34 elections. most of them for county councils. this is a traditional area of strength for the conservatives, who have twice as many seats as labour. the lib dems are hoping to claw back some of the ground they lost over the last few years and labour's strength will be tested in the councils they control, derbyshire, lancashire and nottinghamshire. so with a general election next month, how much should be read into tomorrow's results? election next month, how much should be read into tomorrow's result57m will give us an indication as to whether the conservatives really are a long way ahead in the opinion polls. whether they really are advancing in scotland. 0ur labour really in trouble across the length and breadth of great britain? 0f course we shouldn't assume that what happens on thursday will necessarily be replicated exactly in the general election ballot boxes. six areas of england will elect new metro mess. greater manchester, liverpool, the wes

finally, rescuers spotted her in the wilderness. >> i can't believe that, that we were able to get out. like the first night, i realized that i was not in the right place. but i thought if i kept going, i would be on the same loop of a trail and i would just get out. >> just incredible. conley says she couldn't be more grateful especially because she knew the area was full of grisly bears. >> postal service hoping to raise stamp prices again. the service asking congress for a price hike of a penny. usps recorded a quarterly loss of more than $550 million despite an increase in package delivery. >> well as pelt owners know, some animals and the strangest things. >> like frank here today and just chewed right through his leash. luckily, he doesn't really, run away. but. this next story is not about frank. it is about a retriever named huckleberry. his owners say his favorite spt spt -- spot to hang out is on the roof of the house. up there so frequently they post messages to let the neighbors know huck is just fine. there is nothing wrong with him being on the roof. >> can i do it? can i

this a volume takes lincoln from the entrance of his political wilderness to his emergence as the man who we can see is abraham lincoln and i like to read and this is my poor imitation of charles dickens. since i have a captive audience i will read a little and then i will take any questions you might have hurt i find your questions more interesting than anything because people often have the-- important insights into our politics and questions about lincoln. the more time i have spent with abraham lincoln and i have never been-- i have been right now, for about 10 years and the more i have come to understand that his words and actions with a careful result of his intense self-discipline. the silences that his law partner and friends described as his melancholy were also a masks -- massacres concentration, intellectual absorption and focus. his depression and other feelings deepened his self-awareness and spurred his self-education. lincoln, after all, had only a few weeks of a formal education and the bad informed his acute understanding of human nature and politics. even when his li

one day morgan was surprised by a visit by william wilder. >> we were one of the few crews still therend a lot of combat experience, he came to us and said i've been instructed to get some combat film. he said i want morgan to fly a few missions with you. >> this crew singled out because it was close to being done and it was chosen for a wartime morale boosting film about life in the 8th air force. >> i said, bill, tell you what. we'll try it but if it doesn't work, i have to say that we'll have to stop. so, we tried it on a mission. he was just great. mine, he was running all the over that airplane with a camera in one hand and bothering you in the other hand flying five combat missions with us. >> nearing the magic number of 25, morgan tried to keep them focused on the raids ahead. >> in the last missions, they began to get really nervous. they could see the end and you don't want to go down on the last one or two or three or three or fifth missions. >> this, this trying to dwell on that particular subject. >> despite very close calls, the crew of the belle were the first in the 8th

and also, if you are of a mind, have faith that he who planted this miracle of democracy on these wildernesshores and has seen her through every trial and has seen you through the challenges of the last four years will never leave you, and never forsake you. that no matter where your path may lead, he will always be there to calm the storm and guide you home. thank you for the honor to be with you today. bravo zulu to the class of 2017. may god bless you with fair winds and following seas. god bless the navy and the marines, and god bless the united states of america. [applause]

(justine) firefighters are battling a wildfire in a wilderness park in florida. the fire has burned over two-thousand acres in starkey wilderness park, 35-miles north of tampa. crews say the fire was just five acres yesterday. they blame 20-mile per hour winds yesterday for the quickly growing flames. fire crews called for a voluntary evacuation order in the area. calmer winds are preventing the flames from spreading tonight, but experts warn that could change. (sot) "tomorrow the weather could actually be worse, with lower humidity and higher winds gusts. it just gets rolling, it gets to be a freight train rolling. you can't cancel that train if it gets going." the wildfire is now about 50-percent contained. the flames have damaged several buildings in the park. (jrstone) canada is experiencing record breaking flooding... waters have seeped into hundreds of buildings in quebec-- forcing families to abandon their homes... the waters continue to rise as emergency crews work to protect homes and buildings... workers are piling up sandbags and hoping to protect part

and actually it was wilder than the one this 2017 -- in 2017 because the police weren't crazy about having to control the crowd. it occurred the evening before woodrow wilson's inauguration, first democrat this 20 years, i think. the crowd is liquored up. there are soldiers, military, etc., and the idea of women parading in the streets in the south is really pretty provocative. and so anyways, inez is in a wonderful white outfit be on a white horse with a crown on her head. she dose out ahead of the main group of women. she's a couple of hundred yards ahead. they start out, and there's just a mob. all these men mob the women who are on the floats, who are marching this all their color-coordinated sections. and so she actually, on her horse, is surrounded by these men. she breaks through the mob and, of course, she's bigger than them and taller and be faster because she's on the horse and says you men should be ashamed of yourself and make way for these women. meanwhile, alice poe has called tort meyers to the -- fort myers to the soldiers and said we need help. and so the soldiers come gla

. >> yeah, besides eating raccoon in the wilderness.rling has a pair of movies on the slate labeled "black panther" and a biopic was thurgood marshall. >>> still ahead -- cindy crawford's look-alike >> i channelled my inner cindy. >> she does cindy better than i do. >>> plus, our s""nci season finale sneak peek. >> no ordinary case. >>> and -- our can cam series continues. as cameron challenges his pal josh duhamel in a maserati race. who will win? >> told me we going miniature golfing. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> all right, quick, is that quick, is that cindy crawford on the cover of "vogue" or her daughter? i'd think twice. so identical. that is cindy when she was 20. kaia is now 15. we talked all things mother/daughter when we do dating, have you had to approach that yet? >> no, no. she hasn't had the first boyfriend yet. and if randy and presley have anything to say about it -- >> i think she's the last one that would have an issue with it. they would have to go through my brother and dad. so she wouldn't - if they got

a 23-year-old hiker is rescued after being lost in the montana wilderness for six days.connelly went to the great bear wilderness area for an overnight camp out while on her way from illinois to a new job in alaska. rescuers began looking for her when she was not heard from the following day. some people were worried when bear prints were discovered near her footprints. connelly is an experienced hiker and survived with her dog by drinking water out of streams. rescuers found her about five miles away from her car. officials say connelly and her dog are tired and hungry, but in good condition. ( darya ) parking tickets in san francisco are some of the most expensive in the country.( mark ) but now there's an app that can help you avoid a costly ticket. kron 4's gabe slate gabe slate /tech reporter says: <"the creators of this new app spot angels developed an app to help people avoid costly parking tickets because they got one themselves and wanted to prevent it from happening again"> aboud jardaneh / spotangels says: <"we were parked on pine street in san francisco and w

and also, if you are of a mind, have faith that he who planted this miracle of democracy on these wildernesshores and has seen her through every trial and has seen you through the challenges of the last four years will never leave you, and never forsake you. that no matter where your path may lead, he will always be there to calm the storm and guide you home. thank you for the honor to be with you today. bravo zulu to the class of 2017. may god bless you with fair winds and following seas. god bless the navy and the marines, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> remember where you came from. you onto the way so many of reached out to mentor young persons. hold onto the way you engaged in this community, and make sure to bring that commitment to whatever walk of life you choose . >> bravery, not perfection was the key that unlocked every door that i have walked through. it took me 33 years to figure out that brown girls and do white guy things, too. as soon as you understand that you are here because of a lot of help, then you also understand that now is time to help other

jaime: wilder murillo dice que se siente vulnerable ya que solo cuenta con estatus con estatus de protecciÓnsu solicitud de permiso para viajar. es hondureÑo y sÓlo tiene estatus de protecciÓn temporal. >> yo no quiero tener problemas en un futuro. jaime: tras una disputa entre propietarios excelentes en la que trabaja, uno de los ex dueÑos llegÓ ayer con un abogado y se llevÓ documentos de esa oficina, el problema es que entre esa documentaciÓn, estaban los papeles de wilmer y una solicitud de visa para su esposa. >> asÍ como estÁ la cosa con inmigraciÓn y con el presidente trump, lo que yo quiero es que me devuelvan esas aplicaciones, o que se comprometan a dar esa informaciÓn. jaime: hasta llamÓ a la policÍa predijeron que no habÍa delito y la dueÑa y su abogado siguen poniendo trabas para regresar los documentos. es la directora del programa inmigratorio. >> de todas maneras, como estÁ protegido por el tps no hay mucho que se pueda hacer en contra de Él, a menos que haga algo para afectar su tps. jaime: lo cierto es que en los tiempos de donald trump, el miedo se ha vuelto una norma. wil

but again, it is a whole wilderness and those that have kind of grown up in america. and people gathering together, the fishing and hunting and building their own houses and so forth.rs there is a sense of rugged individualism although he didn't use the phrase i will share in just a moment. i make a note here that the frontier dead and good however collaboration. sometimes people say they weren't really rugged individualism because they had wagon trains and built parts together and worked together and collaborated and that is absolutely the case. but i think the key is rugged individualism means you have thg freedom to consent to join these various groups.no they were not regulated to joinn the trains and they were notea mandated to build each other. but they are things that out of their own freedom consented to do and saw the value in doing. so, i wouldn't make the mistake of thinking that rugged individualist never cooperate. but we will talk about that more today. so, this was more of a heyday then the wilderness years of daniel boone wanting more elbow room. these

and they're all over the place and bo just went out in the wilderness of arizona to hunt for scorpionsdifference in the bark scorpion and the one that shows up at your house? >> i believe those are one in the same, charity. >> okay, well, as cool as this looks, i want it to stay right here in the computer. >> just get a black light and you'll be able to see them when they're in your house. >> that's what it looks like with a regular flash light upclose. straight up and down looking at him. can barely see him. watch what happens when i turn on the uv light. look at that. >> and they are very creepy looking. they're not something you want to get stung by. in fact, in some cases, they can actually be deadly. but it's unlikely to a human. they can leave a very painful sting. some of these moths that you see flying around aren't very lucky. >> stinging, look. >> that's what you don't want to happen. you see the moth gets caught in the tail of the corpson. >> i just got an itch on my leg. >> that's what you get. ♪ ♪ but you don't really care for music ♪ >>> that's jade. she was just out and

and also, if you are of a mind, have faith that he who planted this miracle of democracy on these wildernesshores, and has seen her through every trial and has seen you through the challenges of the last four years will never leave you, and never for sake you. and no matter where your path may lead, he will always be there to calm the storm and guide your home. thank you for the opportunity to be here today, bravo zulu, may god bless you with fair winds and following seas, not less the navy and the museum -- and the marines, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> the academic dean and provost >> >> hollande to how you all reached out for mentors. hold on to the way you engage in this community make sure to bring that commitment to whatever walk of life you choose. it unlocked every door that i have walked through since. it took me 33 years to figure out that brown girls can do white guy things too. >> you should understand that you are here because of a lot of help. now is the time to help others. that is what this is all about. >> saturday night, at 8:00 eastern, 2017 com

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