winston churchill. now, there have been lots of books written about winston churchill, and you may have wondered why write another. um, but while there have been many volumes on his early life, on his wilderness years when he was warning of hitler's rise to power and, of course, on churchill's wartime triumph, little has been written about his postwar life and, indeed, as crosby rightly said, about how this speech came about. indeed, many people don't know that just weeks after millions of londoners cheered churchill through the streets on ve day, victory in europe day, in may of 1945, they voted him out of office in a landslide defeat. some reward for the man who had led his country and in many ways the democratic west to victory over tyranny. it was, in fact, the second worst election loss in the history of conservative party and one that gave the labour party its first majority government. now, during the campaign labour looked forward to the post-world needs of new housing, of caring for wounded sol

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robin winston has a full check on whether. >>robin: clear conditions.is looking very get all the way of chilly temperatures. we still have thirties' out there. as we head into the afternoon we will have a lot of sunshine in a very pleasant day. for today, nice and mild weather with temperatures in the mid-60s and low 70's, some parts of the south bay as well. by tomorrow, mostly sunny conditions. it will be a little bit warmer but as the storm system drops down for the no. we will have a chance of showers. for the rest of the week, cooler temperatures. that system will slow the work its way down to the southeast and should arrive by late monday into tuesday. temperatures are still on the cool side. clear conditions for the media bay area. eureka and crescent city are getting some rain. it will work its way down to the bay area within the next 48 hours. for today plenty of sunshine with highs in the '60s and '70s. here is what we can expect, nice to do with the chance of north bay showers. this system will move in on tuesday and become more widespread. a

winston churchill paid a tribute to transatlantic orgins. appearing before a joint session of congress, day after christmas, 1941. today outside the british embassy on massachusetts avenue, churchill literally described two nations with one bronze foot planted on british soil and the other on american. this pleased the old man himself to no end. of the statue announced on his 89th birthday, the honorary american said "i feel it will rest happily and securely on both feet." controversy arose over the sculptor william mcveigh's description of the war time prime minister not because of his characteristically defiant stance with right hand raised and trademark v for victory salute. no another churchill icon, the cigar in his left hand that offended some members of the english speaking union. the organization responsible for the sculpture. in the end, authenticity and the cigar won out. unveiled a year after churchill's death in 1965, the figure seems even larger than its nine-foot dimensions would indicate. almost half a century on, winston chur

almost half a century on, wynntwi winston churchill still manages to dominate his surroundings. >> by the way, i cannot help but reflecting that if my father had been american and my mother

. >> winston packer. i wonder if you could enumerate the success of the program in terms of numbers of incidents that you have of potential attacks you thwarted because of this program. are there other countries that have the ffdo program? >> is that directed at me? >> anybody. >> as far as armed pilots in other countries, no. there aren't other countries armed. we're unique in that. some of them we have to be careful talking about because they are covered by sensitive security information. i talked about one in general from an offduty was able to stop something. if you remember the shoe bomber and underwear bomber, interesting we have items of clothing, we are waiting for the next item of clothing. but there were people in the middle of the aircraft over the wing that stopped it that saw those things. while i can't point to specific incidents other than that general one i talked about, i can assure you they are out there. that they have happened and they are stopping things. it is effective. i hope that

almost half a century on, winston churchill still manages to dominate his surroundings. >> by the way, i cannot help but reflecting that if my father had been american and my mother british, instead of the other way around, i might have got here on my own. >>> from the colonial era, prohibition, to today, drinking for better or worse has always been a part of the american landscape. tonight, live on "american history tv" a history of alcohol in america. watch our simulcast of "backstory" with the american history guide. hosts regale with tales of beer and spirits in america. tonight at 8:00 eastern, part of ""american history tv"" this weekend on c-span3. >>> each week at this time "american history tv" features an hourlong conversation from c-span's a sunday night interview series "q and a." here's this week's encore "q and a" on "american history tv." >> this week on "q and a," our guest is ray price, former chief speechwriter for president richard nixon. mr. price prepared former president nixon for his interviews with david frost. "frost/nixon" a movie based on those interviews op

robin winston has paul lusk. >>robin: we do have a nice day.e will have sunshine and and it will be breezy drop the afternoon. here is a look from the san retail bridge. you can see the camera of bouncing around. there is a window lending in place. we have a high wind warning in place for the san mateo bridge, the bay bridge and the golden gate. wind speeds right now are a little dusty along the coastline. you will see the wind pick up off and on top of the afternoon by the evening, wind speeds are up to 20 mi. per hour, 18 in fremont. avoid the beach. a high surf advisory is in place. temperatures out the door are mostly in the forties. coming up, i will let you know when to expect the warmest day of the week. >>ysabel: the bad weather did not stop volunteers in morgan hill searching for missing teenager sierra lamar. it has been over two weeks and still no sign of the team. the search has not expanded far beyond fiscal first fl phone were found. the search yesterday centered on remote areas of the ravine. >> my daughter was missing in decembe

this was that winston avenue. homicide detectives were called to the scene. no word on a suspect or possible motive. >> new details surrounding the suspicious death of a baltimore mother. she was discovered inside a home on a monday afternoon. homicide detectives say there were obvious signs of trauma. neighbors report that she moved get somereturn to r personal items. >> i see all of them playing. they're still bring those kids over so they can play together. >> an autopsy is being performed to determine the exact cause of death. the court of appeals declared unconstitutional part of a state law that lets police collect dna samples on anyone convicted of committing a violent crime. a spokesman said the attorney general's office is reviewing the decision. >> mitt romney is looking ahead to the general collection. they are starting to sow their message. tara mergener has this morning's 20 chauffer port. >> good morning. after piling on even more delegates to his already big lead, mitt romney can turn to the general election. a clean sweep for mitt romney on tu

kennedy acting on behalf of a grateful nation, designated him an honorary american citizen to winston churchi churchill, and paid his own tribute of transatlantic origins. appearing before a joint session of congress on the day after christmas, 1941, he observed i cannot help reflect that if my father had been american and my mother british, instead of the other way around, i might have got here on my own. today outside the british embassy on massachusetts avenue, churchill literally describes two nations with one bronze foot planted on british soil and the other on american. this pleased the old man himself no no end. with the statue announced on his 89th birthday, the honorary american said, i feel i will rest happily and securely on both feet. controversy arose over the depiction of the wartime prime minister not because of his characteristically defiant stance with right hand raised in a trademark "v" for victory salute, no, it was another churchill icon, the cigar in his left hand, that offended some members of the english-speaking union. the organization responsible for the scul

continued problems 19th at winston, muni bus involved in an accident this morning.elcome back. mainly mid to low 40s. 39 mountain view. into the afternoon, high clouds continue. still warm in the east bay valleys, santa clara, santa rosa 70 everybody else mid to upper 60s. chance of light rain possible across the north bay tuesday and wednesday all of us cool and blustery by thursday. >>> news continues now with "good morning america." ♪ get out of my dreams get into my car ♪ >>> this is the crowd out here in times square on a monday morning. boy, they know how to give you a warm welcome, don't they, katie? >> it's so great. so fun that so many people turned out. it's chilly out here. >> we want to say hi to robin. we know she's enjoying her break today. >> i hope she's sleeping and not watching. >> maybe she has it on dvr. what can we do for katie that's special? one more thing. a flying car. >> seriously? >> seriously. there it is right across the way. there it is flying. we're going to have the first demonstration right here on times square at the end of the show

. >> we are at northwood and winston. this is in northeast baltimore. at least four or five shots were fired at this location. baltimore city police are here along with paramedics. paramedics are attending to the victim right now. we do not know the extent of the injuries. city police does have a description of the suspect. more at 11:00 p.m. >> a horrifying scene and a social services office where an eight-month old baby girl was stabbed multiple -- multiple times by her mother in front of a social worker. the mother is now in custody. a lot of questions are being asked about security there. jane is live in east baltimore with the details. >> the good news first, the baby is expected to survive. she is at the children's center. a full security review is underway. this is a place where children and staff are supposed to be safe. the stabbing happened about 10:00 a.m. this morning inside the city's social services office that handles foster care. >> people were coming out screaming. >> she lives in the neighborhood and says she watched police and paramed

mention dogs to my brood and someone will tell you about the day we lost our cocker spaniel winston.ok the kids out for a drive. by the time they had returned i took an antique chest out of the living room to bury winston in the backyard. she still complains about my use of a family heirloom. i say, not to worry, we know where it is. our sons never let me forget the time i over judged the interest in talladega nights. i drove to the box office in advance to beat the rush before later returning with my family to a nearly empty theater. according to the middle son who's been writing down ridiculous things i say, i give him plenty of material. icon fesed to once having tried to impress a gallery owner in soho trying to sell me album art that i was a nationally syndicated radio host. the man was a stranger and i was a blow hard. if you think my stuff is embarrassing while mine is dangerous, my wife says i took our 4-year-old on the space mountain ride even though the safety harness barely fit him and last year i was intent on taking a pontoon boat with our kids into the gulf of mexico de

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. >>> a british luxury fashion brand worn by winston church hill and margaret thatcher may soon have new owner. the people designed the first waterproof fabrics and raincoats. but the 161-year-old company has gone under. aquascutum filed for bankruptcy protection after several years of poor sales. the company is under the control of an administrator. aquascutum was founded in 1851. it won widespread recognition for its waterproof coats. members of the british royal family, prime ministers and other dignitaries wore its high-end products. the administrator says he will look for potential buyers who can appreciate the firm's brand power and tradition. >>> all right. more business news for you next hour. i will leave you now with a look at the latest market figures. >>> a robot will be sent into the damaged fukushima daiichi number two reactor for the first time since last year's earthquake and tsunami. tokyo electric power company will use a robot mountd with five cameras, a dosimeter and an audio recorder. a worker in an adjacent building wilma nufr the robot through a cable link as i

this is park pre seedow, -- presidio, and it does improve a little bit heading towards winston and the mall. just updated there. so give yourself extra time. and as we report, you can take a left turn on both california and geary which is a rarity. so folks are taking at advantage of that. >> ama: now to sergio quintana with another commute option. >> reporter: throughout the saturday we've noticed this has been pretty busy here at the larkspur terminal. we have send full arrivals and depart tours, the most popular ferry was the one heading to the giants game. the three special ferries have been sold out, and in an effort to provide plenty of options for people to avoid the golden gate bridge and the detours, ferry service on the weekend has been expanded. there has been hourly ferry service between mere and san francisco and they'll continue tonight, and the last ferry is at 10:30 p.m. >> why are you take can -- taking the ferry. >> i was told the adults they were going avoid the traffic. >> how what the ferry today? >> it was good. pretty crowded, but other than that, fine. >> and yo

. >> you mentioned again about winston churchill and the relationship? was it built before this? >> the heavily met once before in and they were not that enamor of each other. although they had a lot in common, john mechem said that was the love of the sea and the end venture that brought them together. ebullient exploration of the relationship between the two men. they grew to become very fond of each other although churchill was fond of roosevelt than roosevelt was of churchill. he once said meeting franklin roosevelt was like opening a bottle of champagne, and roosevelt told churchill she was glad they lived in the same decade so there was a respect. tertial came to visit and astonishing and was big news in america. churchill came to america several days before christmas in 1941. stay at the white house, didn't state the british embassy's, lived in the west wing to the estimate the night before anybody knew he was there. it's been exactly, and left london by the blackout train and then took a herring flight or ship across the atlantic and then flee from boston to washington al

currently we're in the 50s across the board at the winston has decided and look their future cast becauseearly does illustrate that the thought of philip along the beaches and into the bay and then on top of that is another layer of how the clouds referred to as partly to mostly cloudy for your tuesday so balsas did with the air flow pressure remains well to the north and west word is getting sideswiped by that little tellep is under palin original pressure so overall most recorded skies overnight tonight with the areas of fog partly to mostly cloudy for tuesday by remaining on the mild side coming up friday and saturday. tonight overnight into the '40's and '50's tomorrow with the southwest breeze at 15 m.p.h. the numbers will top off near 70 degrees in morgan hill and gilroy coastal areas in the '50s otherwise pushing up for sixties in mountain view to san jose ben easter the day 67 degrees in on the creek the warmer in danville and pleasant and north of the golden gate bridge in reference to and sells leader to 69 in petaluma seventy in sonoma they get that air sunshine on thursday it

kennedy acting on behalf of a grateful nation designated him an honorary american citizen winston churchill his own tribute to his transatlantic origins. appearing before a joibt session of congress on the day after christmas, 1941, he observed i cannot help reflect that if my father had been american and my mother british, instead of the other way around, i might have got here on my own. today outside the british embassy on massachusetts avenue, churchill literally describes two nations with one bronze foot planted on british snow and the other on american. this pleased the old man himself no no end. on his 89th birthday the honorary american said i feel i will rest happily and securely on both feet. controversy arose over the depiction of the wartime prime minister not because of his characteristically defiant stance with right hand raised in

lisa stark, abc news, winston-salem, north caro.

finally aei scholar steven heyward, author of biographies of ronald reagan and winston churchill and his new politically incorrect guide to the presidents wilsons to obama will discuss the modern presidency in the light of its earlier history. we hope to have time at the end forever discussion among the panelists and for questions from the floor. buy graphical sketches of our panelists should be available on the sheets that were provided outside as well as online at www.whatsoproudlywehail.org. so, too, is the text of to which we now turn. thank you. >> i'm going to read a few selections from the farewell address. these are my personal favor ritz, and they touch on some of the themes. first. some remarks from the beginning that tell you something about the man. in looking forward to the moment which is intended to terminate the career of my public life. my feelings do not permit me to suspend the deep acknowledgement of that debt of gratitude which i owe to my beloved country for the many honors it has conferred upon me. still more for the steadfast confidence with which it has suppo

lisa stark, abc news, winston-salem, north carolina. >> and here's to our brain, america. >>> tonightld news," diane's exclusive inter

starting with winston churchill, who was born in the 19th century and served in our great great-grandmother's army, all the way up to david cameron, her 12th prime minister, who was born three years after her youngest son. >> let me just interject this question -- what is the difference between the responsibilities of the queen and the responsibilities of the prime minister? >> blast -- the power and the juror -- glory are separate. the prime minister is the head of his government and he is responsible for all the government's decisions. but when the prime minister comes to visit the queen once a week in a private audience room -- nobody there, nobody taking notes, completely confidential -- eat, and in one case, she, margaret thatcher, feels free to ask her advice. her remit is to be consulted, to encourage, and to warn. not to specifically give the device -- which is very interesting. what she does is she asks really good questions, and she may prompt -- i have written a lot in the book about her relationships with all of her prime ministers. even if they come in somewhat skeptical -- what

lisa stark, abc news, winston-salem, north carolina. >> and here's to our brain, america. >>> rememberworld news," diane sawyer's exclusive interview with mitt and ann romney. m closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc

. >> you mentioned again about winston churchill and the relationship? was it built before this? >> the heavily met once before in and they were not that enamor of each other. although they had a lot in common, john mechem said that was the love of the sea and the end venture that brought them together. ebullient exploration of the relationship between the two men. they grew to become very fond of each other although churchill was fond of roosevelt than roosevelt was of churchill. he once said meeting franklin roosevelt was like opening a bottle of champagne, and roosevelt told churchill she was glad they lived in the same decade so there was a respect. tertial came to visit and astonishing and was big news in america. churchill came to america several days before christmas in 1941. stay at the white house, didn't state the british embassy's, lived in the west wing to the estimate the night before anybody knew he was there. it's been exactly, and left london by the blackout train and then took a herring flight or ship across the atlantic and then flee from boston to washington al

some time ago activists from the no warning at work winston libya to assess the outcome of military intervention you know there certifiable formal charges against nato accusing it of aggression against civilians. our government said they wanted to intervene in libya to save the civil civilians well they saved perhaps one thousand rebels in the gaddi but they killed ten thousand twenty thousand thirty thousand others syria other debian's dropping bombs and war causing refugees to leave and being drowned in the sea. in two thousand and eleven two european countries were on the verge of a diplomatic row in spite of the fact the france supported military intervention in libya has refused to let an italian train carrying refugees into its territory. in desperation the refugees held a protest on the railway tracks. that. soon afterwards italian nationalists from across the pound which took to the streets. the movement bases its ideals of a fascist leader benito most of. the impact of immigrants is not felt so much in the big cities but small towns such as lampedusa and others outside rome and in sicil

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winston churchill once said the only thing certain in war is that it is full of disappointments and also full of mistakes. and it's true. it's a tough environment. but when it comes to wartime contracting, we certainly have a responsibility to look back and understand what reforms are necessary to avoid making more costly mistakes. and this is not just a retrospective exercise because contractors are still very much engaged, particularly in afghanistan where the united states still has, as we count them, over 100,000 private contractors. even in iraq today, after the last u.s. troops returned home in december, the departments of defense and state maintained roughly 30,000 private contractors. at this time of serious fiscal challenges and trillion-dollar deficits, we must do all we can to avoid waste and to get the best possible value out of the taxpayers dollar. the war contracting commission along with a long series of inspector general reports identified some of the issues we should be focused on. the challenges range from imflifg use of reliable price information which we'll talk abou

and also scholar leeward who is the autobiographer of winston church hill, and no problems in his research from the last several presidents. we hope to have time for the panelists and questions from the floor. the questions for the panelists should be provided on the sheets provided by outside as well as online at www what so proudly we hailed.com. so, too, is the next of washington's farewell address to which we now turn. thank you. >>> i am going to read a few selections from the farewell address. these are my personal favorites and touch on the themes. first remarks from the beginning that tell you something about the man. in looking forward to the moment which is intended to terminate the career of my public life, my feelings do not permit me to suspend the deep acknowledgment of that debt of gratitude which i owe to my beloved country for the many honors that it has conferred upon me. still more for the stead fast confidence for which it has supported me and for the opportunities that i have thence enjoyed of manifesting my enviable attachment by services faithful and persevering and

ellen is arranging for the oakland boy to get a private trumpet lesson from winston marsalis. >> wow.ally have more video of him on our website at nbcbayarea.com. he is so talented. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is next. more local news at 6:00. >> hope to see you then. (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. [muffled] i am sir can-a-lot. i am sir can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (woman) hmmm... that's actually a good idea. [nervous giggle] (ancr) break the monotony. for more fun ideas visit spam.com.

said, well, if you want to we had a limousine driver that elvis trusted because he used to drive for winston churchill. when he will vin found that out, elvis knighted him sir gerald. i guess it was 2:00 in the morning. at that particular time you could drive up to the plane and we actually did. >> this is a less than a week before christmas? >> yes. >> december, 1970? >> yes. >> 2:00 in the morning you go with sir gerald? >> sir gerald. to pick him up. he's flying commercial? >> flying commercial. he's got a credit card. he doesn't have any money but he's got a credit card. >> i was going to say, a pretty darn good credit card. >> he did not leave home without it? >> he did not leave home without it. he left everything else but he had this american express card. >> did you ever find out why did he do this? >> elvis, as we all of history knows, he was a very generous guy and it was christmastime and he was doing some big shopping. when elvis did big shopping, it was buying cars for people and things like that. and his father and his wife talked to him about it. and they were kind of telling

deny global hope on one knuckle winston men's play call championship in houston by beating american john is now in the final. and all squared phenomenon more school level viguerie cup finals with problem got following a c. one victory in the series is now perfectly tidy heading into game three. so if that were football and in the russian premier league spartak moscow had moved up the second place after no win over rubin at the luzhniki stadium following taste cars defeat aids inmates on saturday valarie couplings new second spot was up for grabs but the visitors made life difficult for the heights it had to wait until the seventy fourth minute to break the deadlock in front of their home friends mark soucie finding himself in the right place at the right time to score and win a mini cap that secured the points where they had a eight minutes later the victory lifts spots are two points clear of taste and in that graceful champions league football next season. called the number themselves have moved up to third and pushed down to fourth after the narrow room anji was hitting side have not

really easy for undergrads to get a good paying job and so this is only some of the main reason the winston it's tool time he's since he graduated from u.n.c. chapel hill the cost of going to college has exploded like a can of beer in the hands of a freshman trying to shotgun for the first time since nineteen sixty eight when farts graduated the average inflation adjusted cost of tuition room and board at public university has increased more than ten fold the average real cost of tuition and room and board of private university increased by a factor of almost thirteen income hasn't nearly jumped by that much only by about a factor of seven but clarkson really seemed a page you want tell to. these facts when she was going on her rant instead she chooses to suggest that the thirty seven million americans who had one trillion dollars an outstanding student debt last year are just plain lazy and will make these statements even scarier and the this woman is the chair of the house subcommittee on higher education so she's tasked with ensuring that student loans continue to be an engine of social

it's already happening in places like winston-salem, louisville, austin, ft. lauderdale and many other places. community groups, schools, volunteers and parents are working together to make sure elementary and middle school students succeed. >> now, in these communities, this is working very well. big brothers, big sisters, united way and the schools are working together so that when a child actually is acting out in school or fails a test or skips class, a big brother or a big sister is there to work with the family and the teacher to make sure that that child gets back on track. and it's not just about the bad things. when good things happen, they celebrate that together, too. >> that's the kind of synergy we want to create in every community. we hope to come back here in a few years and report that all 1,200 united ways and all 355 big brothers, big sisters chapters are doing the same. we hope that you'll all join us and together we'll all work to make sure that every community helps all of our children go far in school, work and life. >> thank you. and ple

he couldn't see him, churchill was short, about 5-foot 6'", roosevelt said that winston should stand up on a chair. churchill stood up on a chair, he saw them and he spoke to them, and they asked churchill how much will it take to win in the war? and he says a longer if we do it badly. he was right. it took long and we did do it badly. especially in singapore where they surrendered about 90,000 men in singapore. they had no ways to get supplies to singapore. there was no way hong kong could survive -- it was an isolated island surrounded by the japanese. hong kong fell very quickly. all the canadians who had been sent over to were either killed or became prisoners -- and the canadians there and the australians in singapore, those who survived helped build the bridge on the river cry. the bridge on the river and highland. those who survive, of course, were never forgotten. they will never forget the bridge on the river. their incarceration in japanese prison camps. we had very few victories at this time. perhaps i'm the only victory i can think of is that of an american bookseller in

to, we had a limousine driver named gerald peters that elvis trusted because he used to drive for winston churchill. and elvis -- when elvis found that out, from then on, he was -- elvis knighted him the sir gerald. so i called gerald and we went and i guess it was 2:00 in the morning. american airlines flight coming in from dallas and at that particular time you could -- a big vip, you could drive up to the plane. and we actually did. and -- >> this is less than a week before christmas. >> yes. >> this is december? 1970? >> that's right. 2:00 in the morning. you go with sir gerald. >> sir gerald. >> to pick him up. now he's flying commercial. >> he's flying commercial. he's got a credit card. he didn't have any money. >> he's got a credit card. >> he's kind of identifiable with a credit card. >> i was going to say, that's a pretty darn good credit card. an american express with elvis presley. >> we should do a commercial with elvis presley and american express. >> he did not leave home without it? >> he did not leave home without it. he left everything else, but he had his american expre