was patton. great performance, 45 years ago. the reason i wrote this book is because we need leadership in america. and this guy was a leader. like him or not, he was a tough guy. he was a leader. he was the most feared american general. the nazis actually -- they moved their campaigns away from him. he beat rommel. and he was a guy who just told it like it was. and after world war ii ended, he wanted to fight the russians. because he thought stalin was just as bad as hitler. and he told fdr and ike and all the guys, we need to get these russians because they're going to cause trouble. no, no, no, because remember, russia was america's ally against hitler. so, they don't want any trouble. but patton was going to come back to the united states and do a tour, a nationwide tour, and he was thinking about maybe running for president. on the soviets are bad, we need to get them now while they're in a weakened state and while we have our troops in europe. okay? so, the day before patton was supposed to come back to do that tour, he ge

"killing patton" is a great book. do you think patton would have run for president against ike? against truman, maybe, kick, in 1948. patton was set to do a nationwide speaking tour, but on his last day in europe before returning to america, he got blasted by a truck and eventually died from his wounds or so they said. finally tonight the tip of the day. a new book out that says misleading things about jesus of nazareth. the book was done by dubious people who have zero credibility, but nevertheless, the nationaled me xw ed med m m serious. >> a lot of people will be talking about this. it's a new book making shocking claims about the life of jesus christ. according to the lost gospel, jesus married marypxgÑ magdalend they had two children. >> all right, let me be very, very clear. martin dugard and i researched and wrote a book called "killing jesus." there is absolutely no evidence, none at all, that jesus was married to anyone or had any children. in the past, some have written that jesus had brothers and sisters, but there's no evidence of that either. as we write in "killi

i've read killing lincoln, killing kennedy, killing jesus and now in the middle of killing patton. but i keep showing up late to work and it's your fault. have your bosses call me, frank, i'll straighten it out for them. "the factor" tip of the day, only 37% of registered voters showed up on tuesday, as i reported. the rest sat it out. so my comments tonight are directed to you guys who did vote. you are the leaders of america. you are honoring your country and its history by voting. it doesn't matter for whom you voted, just the fact that you guys took the time, went out to the polling place means you're a cut above. "the factor" tip of the day, we all owe something to our country. and voting is the number one demonstration of that. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. also, i would like you to spout off about "the factor." talk about tonight anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day do not be meretricious when writing to "the factor." great word. agai

i'm encouraging killing patton as a gift for the vets. if you know any veterans, surprise them with the book on tell them you appreciate their patriotism. what a nice thing to do on veterans day. hope you think about it. >>> now the mail, joyce miller, indiana, your discussion was the best i've ever seen. i've been watching "the factor" for many years. thank you both for addressing the plight of black americans and sensitivity and sensibility. bill, i agree with you, many republicans are frightened of black americans. it's because they fear rejection if they deliver a personal accountability message might be the reason, chuck, but the gop needs to do outreach to the minority communities. fear must be overcome. jose, government can raise the minimum wage all they want, but if children do not get a good education and home is where it starts, they will be flipping burgers forever. sacramento, california, o'reilly, were you=h=nu channel your inner lennon? you seem strangely cavalier to how many entry level jobs will be lost if the minimum wag

i'm encouraging killing patton as a gift for the vets. if you know any veterans, surprise them with the book on patriotism. what a nice thing to do on veterans day. hope you think about it. >>> now the mail, joyce miller, indiana, your discussion was the best i've ever seen. i've been watching "the factor" for many years. thank you both for addressing the plight of black americans and sensitivity and sensibility. bill, i agree with you, many republicans are frightened of black americans. it's because they fear rejectio accountability message might be the reason, chuck, but the gop needs to do outreach to the minority communities. fear must be overcome. jose, government can raise the minimum wage all they want, but if children do not get a good education and home is where it starts, they will be flipping burgers forever. sacramento, california, o'reilly, were you=h=nu channel your inner lennon? you seem strangely cavalier to how many entry level jobs will be lost if the minimum wage is raised. many places have already raised the wage witho

book and audio of killing patton can be number one all over the world. if you have any questions about what's in killing patton, i will address them in the segment. so let me know. >>> and a big thank you to carol lives in niles, illinois, for donating $200,000 to independence.org just in time for veterans day. you're a patriot, carol. >>> tonight, "the factor," last night ohio governor, former fox news contributor won re-election and was in a celebratory mood. >> wasn't that long ago that you were here at the fox news channel. everyone loved you. now you go to ohio, the people love you. are you going to make a pitch on a national level and hope they love you and put you in the white house? >> well, you know what, i'm really bucking for in the short-term is to wonder if i can come back and host o'reilly once again at least once or twice. i don't think they've ever had a sitting governor do that. >> well, we can't really put politicians on substituting for me because we put kasich on and put a democratic governor on. caution, you can't. you can't. i'd lik

centro de lozano que no llega hernÁndez desde el piso, la toma el patton, kaciro varios de tigres juegan con guantes, esta frÍa la noche? >>> frÍa la noche, 55 f, y te cuento que mosquera apenas lunes integrÓ al trabajo la semana pasada con trabajo diferenciado, estaba lesionado y hoy lo hace en esta liguilla no titular, la otra duda a wlalz que se recupera. damm para tirar centro ha huelo pan, primer tiro de esquina pelo local y vemos que no son sÓlo los jugadores de tigres los f o friolent friolentos, kaciro tambiÉn con guantes. ayovi le pega de izquierda con zur zurda. saliÓ muy bien, compro bien aqÍi tigres aunque palos habÍa hecho una buena campaÑa, centro despejado por juninho, 3ri78 rapel ta que toca el naturalizado mexicano y a correr ahora con guerrÓn que ha jugado pocos partidos, en este torneo, claro, lesionado mucho tiempo, 5 fuera no. 5 cuantos goles tiene. >>> guerrÓn 4. >>> 4 me confundÍ, 4 lo que quise decir pocos goles siendo hombre de punta. >>> aÚn cuando, falta lo que cobra por el sector en la proyecciÓn de damm aunque lo ha utilizado como esta noche com

persian and patton took it. patton loved the course and he wrote in his text book what he thought. we have taken a course that is so old and a sthaubt many would think very stayed, military history and have completely revolutionized it to be all digital, to make it an immersive, to make it an experience of war, to make it tactile. >> first time i have had a text book on a tablet and it has integrative movement. >> it shows how they placed troop and flanked and maneuvered against their enemies and it bridges history alive. >> we have a book in the department of history that goes back to 1969 and records every grade from every class. there is a 46% increase in the this amount of a's. >> covering warfare from plato to nato, this text book sounds 21st century. >> we want to keep the smell of gun pouder in the course. >> reporter: since west point's earliest days during the revolutionary war, tactile scientific training is key. >> if you went to yale or harvard they would be teaching the classics, greek, latin. here we are a practical school for engineering, math, sciences. that's our h

patton made the comments to the u.s. congressional executive commission on china through a video link from london. he praised the students' nearly two-month-long campaign to seek a democratic election, but he also said that if there are court injunctions to move out of a particular area, they have to be obeyed. >> i think i would, for the time being, at least drop down a few notches with this campaign but be prepared to continue it in other ways in the future. >> patten said leaders in beijing and hong kong have failed to engage in serious dialogue with the students. patten is apparently concerned if the current impasse continues and the protesters become violent, there could be repercussions. the former governor remains a respected figure among the people of hong kong. >>> a japanese pop group is trying to get people to change their tune about trash. they're singing in the streets while they clean. some of their fans are helping them along the way. >> reporter: tokyo's neighborhood bustles with young people. on this day

patton, was with general then colonel patton in the 11th month the dmz for about a before he was transferred down to the dmz where i was in the ninth division. uncertain as to how that happened because the army is so coordinating everything. and we suspected we'd never see each other in vietnam. worked out.it all myhe then was transferred to unit. and beginning of this letter is elling my mother and my two brothers at home that he had just gone out on the first patrol with us. well that successful patrol, be may, the first sergeant actually assigned tom second platoon and my squad, third squad. really we can't get any closer. i'm concerned about that. approximately two feet from me. this is not good. e both realized the consequences that could develop if something would happen. have accepted this fact so no problem. and our s are fine spirits are very high. i hope things are going smooth all, chuck love you and tom. weeks s about two days before tom and i were wounded together for time.rst letter sent in april, of 1968. dear mom, mike, and jim, easter is almost here. haven't even given it a

signals intelligence and false information we knew the germans would intercept and decode and joyce patton was a big part of the deception because he was given command of a nonexistent army. an organization eight or ten divisions, where he was so visible throughout britain in the days leading up so that the germans focused on him, his appearances coincided or so it seemed with the plan landings. >> you didn't watch the ian fleming's three part bio on television, and this is crazy in many ways. and great james bond novels, he was an extremely effective agent, because of the abilities, he had a plan to actually take a course. i don't think he killed anybody. and dressed in uniform and state information on it about where the landing would be an floated off. >> it was called operation man speed. it isn't in your book. >> leave the germans as to where this is landings, a very wonderful concept. and he was a british sailor. and handcuffed, and the spanish recover the wreckage and immediately told the germans. >> if you're interested in following this up in fiction, and author named james r. bent

[laughter] fought under patton, blah, blah, blah. and he came home, but when he came home with problems, the v.a. took care of him. see, they take care of the white veterans, they don't take care of the hispanic ones. so he would tell stories all the time just to make a point, regardless of whether they were true or not, and often creating divisions where divisionings didn't have to exist. >> my name is stu tarlow. i have two points, and the first one falls in the category of what mr. prescott alluded to when he mentioned people defying humility. because you are responsible for urging me to write for "american thinker." t and one of the first articles or pieces that was published of mine if "american thinker" was could "don't be fooled by obama's incompetence." [laughter] and i know that i'm far more sun call than you are -- cynical than you are about that issue, but i stand by my premise that obama is not incompetent and that he's following a design, takes in a strategy and other elements and that piece is still widely quoted all ov

recently barnes & noble selected killing patton as one of the top holiday books. and the website goodreads.com has nominated patton for best history and biography book of the year. since i can't write a thank you note to a corporation or a website, i wrote this "the factor" tip of the day. thanks, guys. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. also, we would like you to spout off about "the factor." plenty to talk about tonight. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, no zabernism. a great word. no zabernism when writing to "the factor." >>> tomorrow, grand jury meets in st. louis, missouri about the ferguson situation. fox news on the scene. we will get a heads up on it. you will know, "the factor" will be on tomorrow night. we're ready for anything. it's going to be a very interesting day. more reaction of course as the president's immigration order tonight and the ferguson, missouri situation. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i am

nova to patton for the score. the scarlet knights battle back to a tie. on for the go-ahead field goal, it is good right down the pipes from 25 yards out. rutgers takes their first lead of the game. ross stopped short by the rutgers defense. rutgers with their biggest comeback in school history beat maryland 41-28. >> it's not going to take away from the other things that this group of guys accomplished this year. we accomplished some things nobody thought we could accomplish. we get an opportunity to may another one, it's disappointing because of how this game started to where it ended. >> on the ice, the capitals visiting the maple leafs. justin peters was replaced in net. the leafs attacking. toronto is up 3-0. later in the period the cats on the power play. troy brouwer puts home the one timer. caps finally get on the scoreboard. before they can announce the name of the goal, the leafs pushing the puck up the ice. clarkson puts that in the back. they beat the caps 6-2. >> caps looking good? >> not so much tonight. >> better than last [ cheers and appl

and tom was with patton for about a month before he was transferred down to the dmz where i was with the 9th division, and we're still uncertain as to how that happened because the army is so good at coordinating everything. and we suspected we'd never see each other in vietnam and somehow it all worked out. so he then was transferred to my unit and beginning of this letter is telling my mother and my two brothers at home that he had just gone out on the first patrol with us. well, that successful patrol, be that as it may, the first sergeant actually assigned tom to my platoon, second platoon, and my squad, third squad. so really we can't get any closer. i'm concerned about that. he even sleeps approximately two feet from me. this is not good. we both realize the consequences that could develop if something would happen, but we have accepted this fact, so no problem. both of us are fine and our spirits are very high. hope things are going smooth at home. we love you all. chuck and tom. this was about two weeks before, ten days before tom and i were wounded together the first time. t

finally, i will be on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon this evening in support of "killing patton." the singer lorde from new zealand is also on that program. 17 years old. interesting story. and finally tonight, the factor tip of the day. this coming sunday right here on the fox news channel, the movie "killing kennedy" will be shown at 9:00 p.m. right before that, at 8:00 eastern time, it will be a one-hour special on how i got to write the book "killing kennedy." it's a really inside story you'll want to hear. how the film was made and all the inside baseball, martin dugard, my co-author, will make his first appearance. and you'll see him. i think you're going to enjoy both the special and the film, if you haven't seen it. it was 51 years ago today that president john f. kennedy was buried. >>> also if you are looking for a show for the whole family, this is it. the christmas spectacular at radio city music hall here in new york. very entertaining. i was there on sunday. and you know, you can take grandma and the little kids. everybody's going to like it. factor tip of the day.

you buy a copy of killing patton, get 50% off any of my other books. premium members get their big discounts on top of that. do your holiday shopping with us. because remember all the money i get from billoreilly.com goes to charity. "the factor" tip of the day, last night there was a concert for valor on hbo honoring american veterans. one of the performers invited rapper eminem. [ cheers and applause ] >> make some noise for rihanna! d.c., happy [ bleep ] veterans day. make some [ bleep ] noise! >> nice, huh? american families having to see that. but what did you expect when you invite eminem which the promotors obviously did. they know who he is. and they know what he does. so the concert promotors, and starbucks is one of them, insulted all american vets in my opinion. "the factor" tip of the day, there's a quote, if you dine with the devil, bring a long spoon. people rarely change, especially troubled people. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and t

gene harvey, picked up killing patton at the general george patton museum of leadership in ft. knox, kentucky. they want you to do a signing. it's tough for me to do those. i'm very busy with the program here. that's why we have signed books on billoreilly.com. get them there. "the factor" tip of the day, last night the tip impressed many viewers. i said that you should never put personal information on the net in any form. reminding us to never send e-mails or tweets saying you're going on a trip. don't do that. you don't want people to know you're not in the house. the final word here is this. privacy in america's gone. assume cameras are watching you in public. and anything you say can be recorded at any time. assume all that. technology taken our right to privacy away. we must be vigilant in protecting ourselves and our children. keep it buttoned down. "the factor" tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. also spout off about "the factor" anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxne o'reilly@foxnews.com.

pennsylvania, killing patton currently has 4.6 stars out of 5 with thousands of reviews on amazon.com. killing jesus just hit 8,000 views. we appreciate everyone who took the time to read the books and then say nice things about them. heath henry, houston, texas. o'reilly, i purchased killing patton for myself but realized that was selfish so i read it and gave it to a world war ii vet. that was a nice thing to do. and a big way to go to carol in hickman and her crew at avington heights, pennsylvania, for raising $7,500, the independence fund who are are buying high-tech wheelchairs for the severely wounded vets. nice job, guys. way to go. "the factor" tip of the day buying stuff on the net. a few rules. first, once you buy something, you will get ten thousand catalogs because the companies trade addresses. know that. two, if you are buying clothing, buy the item one size too big. i am now an xxl in shirts. and i'm not that big, 200 pounds. but they're cutting back material. you got to buy the one size too big. finally, don't buy autographs on the net unless it's from a reputable deal

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looking forward to my free copy of killing patton. it's in the mail, brad. hope you like it. you're a smart guy for doing that. finally "the factor" tip of the day. revealing yourself on the net. with all the tweeting, facebooking, instagraming, all of this stuff is danger in the air. if you put personal things out on the net, stuff about yourself, whether it's words, pictures, even a made up story, a cute story, all of that may come back to haunt you. here's an example. the comedian roseanne barr being sued by george zimmerman's parents. she tweeted the parents' home address. and they say that put them in physical danger. now miss barr has to defend herself in court. that costs money. she obviously made a huge mistake. and if adults are making those kinds of foolish decisions, you can imagine what children are doing. so here's the tip of the day. never, ever put anything personal about yourself on the net. keep it general. keep it light. do not put yourself in jeopardy. do not trust people that you are tweeting. they're not looking out for you and i am. "the factor" tip of t

third down nova finds patton for the touchdown. rutgers tied this game at 38-38. the knights just kicked a field goal to take the lead 41-38. they are on top in the fourth quarter. west virginia defeated iowa state today. >>> moving on to the pros. the redskins looking to play the role of spoiler. three coming against teams fighting for playoff spots. the culture in control their division due to andrew luck. they are one of the best in the nfl, just his third season with the colts. indianapolis, playoffs in each of the last two seasons. stopping them will be key for the skins tomorrow. they know how good this young quarterback truly is. >> obviously on pace to be one of the greats. he is already being mentioned with one of the great ones. he is very tough. he gets pressure. he gets hit early in games. he continues to drop back and look down the field. he has incredible touch and obviously got the escapability that makes him extra dangerous. >> you don't disrupt and make him get off the spot you are in trouble. the pass rush really has to be big emphasis. if you do

finally, i will be on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon this evening in support of "killing patton." the singer lorde from new zealand is also on that program. 17 years old. interesting story. and finally tonight, the factor tip of the day. this coming sunday right here on the fox news channel, the movie "killing kennedy" will be shown at 9:00 p.m. right before that, at 8:00 eastern time, it will be a one-hour special on how i got to write the book "killing kennedy." it's a really inside story you'll want to hear. how the film was made and all the inside baseball, martin dugard, my co-author, will make his first appearance. and you'll see him. i think you're going to enjoy both the special and the film, if you haven't seen it. it was 51 years ago today that president john f. kennedy was buried. >>> also if you are looking for a show for the whole family, this is it. the christmas spectacular at radio city music hall here in new york. very entertaining. i was there on sunday. and you know, you can take grandma and the little kids. everybody's going to like it. factor tip of the day.

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new reminder, bill's new book "killing patton" is now on sale. signed copies of the book make great christmas gifts i'm told. go to bill o'reilly.com to place your orders. i have ordered 500 of them and used them to build a fort for my snake. remember, all the money gill gets from the web site goes to charity. be sure to check that out. when we come right back, radical p.c. student to berkeley have a new public enemy number one and it's bill maher. does free speech stand a chance on america's college campuses anymore? right back with that. in the country. that's right america. with xlte in over 400 markets. two: and here's something for families to get excited about. our best ever pricing with double the data on select plans. and three: you can now get our best ever single line pricing starting at $45. so get all this now, on the network ranked #1 for data performance nationwide. verizon. goodnight. goodnight. for those kept awake by pain the night is anything but good. introducing new aleve pm. the first one with a safe sleep aid. plus the 12 ho

quentin patton got a chance to speak. >> what is the frustration level light? >> no frustration. we are all here. we are all in. we are going to be back. >> we are all in. >> time for the thursday night top five. highlight, the bengals tonight. they beat him 24-3. thousand habit cleveland? sorry brian wilson. but james harden has the best beard. houston beat the spurs. they are 6-0. there is a function at the junction with the warriors coming up. don't try this at home. make sure there are not any metal poles close by. volleyball. extra effort by katie wolfson who weeps it in the air. keep it alive. they work hard against the point for purdue. she was able to watch her father devin still play football tonight in cincinnati. lee has been battling cancer and the bengals donated over a million bucks thanks to proceeds from sales jerseys. with all the negative publicity surr,,,,,, female announcer: tuesday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose

quentin patton got a chance to speak. >> what is the frustration level light? >> no frustration. we are all here. we are all in. we are going to be back. >> we are all in. >> time for the thursday night top five. highlight, the bengals tonight. they beat him 24-3. thousand habit cleveland? sorry brian wilson. but james harden has the best beard. houston beat the spurs. they are 6-0. there is a function at the junction with the warriors coming up. don't try this at home. make sure there are not any metal poles close by. volleyball. extra effort by katie wolfson who weeps it in the air. keep it alive. they work hard against the point for purdue. she was able to watch her father devin still play football tonight in cincinnati. lee has been battling cancer and the bengals donated over a million bucks thanks to proceeds from sales jerseys. with all the negative publicity surrounding the nfl, that was a good one. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, making coffee? yeah, enough for two. gosh. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. chai tea, please. honey, text the man what you want.

eisenhower took it, pershing took it and patton took it. he wrote down in his textbook what he thought. >> what was the strategy? we have completely revolutionized it to be all digital, to make it mersive, to make it an experience of war, tactile. >> it's the first time i've had a full textbook on ipad. it has the interest greated movement, lots of graphics. >> they allow to you see how the commanders placed their troops, how they flanked and maneuvered against their enemies. it really does bring history alive. >> we have a book in the department of history that goes back to 1969 that records every grade from every class. there was a 46% increase in the percentage of as. 46%. over the five-year running average. >> warfare, plato to nato, this textbook looks and sounds all 21st century. >> we want to keep the smell of gunpowder in the course. >> since west point's earliest days as a hudson military defense site, tactile training is key. >>fy went to yale or harvard, they would teach the classics, greek, latin. here we were a practical school

again patton is held up as a kind of hero and reading those words from him was painful. >> yeah, this is a war hero. bill o'reilly has a best-selling book about him defying him now, but this is someone who was rabidly anti-semitic and his anti-semitism affected the operations much these displaced person camps for months. these people were living under unbearable circumstances, even after the allies had won the war and defeated the nazis. >> now i want to talk a little bit about why all of these thousands of nazis were welcomed here into the u.s. -- knowledge and capacity here in the u.s. in the context of the cold wars. tell us a little more about that. >> yeah, it all had to do with the cold war. the scientists we brought over about 1600 scientists in what was known as as operation and rocket engineers, doctors, scientists of all varieties who basically were intended to replicate the success that hitler had with the rockets and the official policy was that these were not considered quote/unquote hardened nazis. these weren't hard core nazis because we didn't want to let them in. but

sony file forge a patton that would allow people to skip commericals by yelling the name of the product at the. v here to discuss it, marketing major bruce it turkel. we have. they turned getting rid of an ad into interactive game. is it genius. >> when you mentioned blackberry was making money i started yelling at my tv. obviously interactive. is genius. dominoes double stuff will come on. u will yell stuff cheesy bread. 20 minutes later the doorbell will ring, pizza will show up, your kids will scarf it down. is that good or bad? i don't know. melissa: you yell to get the ad away but not get pizza delivered. >> that will happen too. melissa: that sound good to me. pizza showed up at my door. jeff, what do you think about that. >> they're getting psychologal effect if you will. one thing to sit back passively to watch a commercial to speed through it. another thing you'reaking a deal with the devil. you want to get through the commercial quickly you scream the name of the product. you're not only getting it passively but also being aggressive by using your vocal chord and we think, as

general eisenhower's winning team of admirable ramsey and bradley and patton was put together and tested in the mediterranean. secondly, a huge buildup of men and materials. the logistics was simply staggering. initial naval operation was supported by 23 cruisers and 100 destroyers and 1000 other fighting ships. the sweeping of the minds has to be carefully coordinated. the official assault may have been by five divisions but that was the start of a much longer campaign to liberate france and push into germany. by 1940 four, there are 20 americans and three canadians and one polish. they are being protected by 4035 heavy bombers and light to medium torpedoes and transport planes. the allied armies are consuming 600-700 tons of supplies a day with the delivery from the porch to the front lines of 20,000 times per day. it was larger and had to be more sustained that anything that had been contemplated by the alliance. such materials and a man had to be achieved before the operation could be contemplated. could it be achieved on that scale? figures vary from book to book, the germans was pr

el juez scott patton se presento en la corte a las 2 de la tarde y sin perder tiempo... [nat] le formalizo la acusacion de homicidio en segundo grado por la muerte de ivan cruz, un joven de 14 anos al que el presuntamente atropello y mato. tambien lo acuso de darse a la fuga luego del mortal arrollamiento. anderson evadio las camaras durante su comparecencia.. ese es su brazo, lo unico visible para la prensa, mientras el juez hablaba. el sospechoso no contesto a los cargos imputados y pidio un defensor publico. fue el pasado martes cuando el estudiante ivan cruz cruzaba la interseccion de la calle 14 y la avenida ashland en san leandro cuando al parecer anderson lo atropello quitandole la vida y huyo. fue la patrulla de caminos quien luego pudo localizar su vehiculo abandonado... y posteriormente, la oficina del alguacil de alameda, junto con la policia de newark dieron con su paradero. estaba escondido en la cochera de un hogar de dicha ciudad, necesitaron la ayuda de un perro policia para arrestarlo. el martes fue puesto tras las rejas. pero el sospechoso ya era alguie

. >> right here in the corner of patton and collins avenue. >> yes good and look at this restaurant. my goodness. this is well done. >> yes. >> angelo lutes, chef, good to see you my man. >> how are you doing pal always a pleasure to have you here at kitchen consigliere. >> yes, consigliere. >> yes. >> we give out good food. we have great service. we have a nice stick. people like it. at least five and a half nights the customer see me, i interact. we talk about south philadelphia a stories, things like that, they like it, and it gives them a real dining experience. >> let's stop talking and eat. >> okay good two of my favorite things, i love gn ochi and pumpkins. you have combine them. what am i looking at here. >> what we have is a deep fried pumpkin stuffed gnochi in a brown butter sage, brandy sauce, with glazed walnuts, cranberries, and a crumble. this is probably the most popular item from now until new years eve. >> my goodness. >> this is so rich. >> yes. >> some people say it is decadent. people say it should be a dessert. >> before i go, will you please do your impression o

you heard the army master sergeant alan van patton i believe is his name, who played "taps." the sound still echoing over the hills of arlington. it is an amazing place. if you never had the chance to visit, i certainly recommend you go visit arlington national cemetery just across the potomac river in washington, d.c. a very somber and, well, moving place, especially on this, the veterans day that our nation celebrates every year. u.s. army veteran and fox news military analyst major general bob scales is with us today. general scales, i know that this is a heart-wending day for you in some ways? >> yes it is, jon. how many times have you and i sat here on this very set and watched this ceremony go down? it means a lot to you because you're the father of a serving soldier. it means a lot to me because in my 49 years of service i think back to my own time in combat where i left soldiers on the battlefield. i think of my 38 west point classmates who died in vietnam and other wars. think about the fact that we're still at war and we're still continuing to have young men and wom

the most shocking revelation for me in killing patton was that hands for political reasons. lots of dirty stuff ha1óuá+ezún in europe4ápwc ended, bob. andé finally tonight, fact fak tip of the day. killing osama bin -2j0laden, tomorrow and wednesday on the fox news channel 10:00 to 11:00 p.m., the "hannity" spot, there will be aogn called the man who killed osama bin laden,taiñ it's about navy "+&eill. that didn't make sense. a few of us talking a couple days later about this person, this person, why would they be there, it's bin laden, they found him. >> i'll be thursday here on "the factor." jháip of the day, check out the man who killed osama bin laden tuesday and wednesday on the fox news channel. that is itiiçy for us tonight. factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. also .hv6 like you to spout of abouc"dçe factor" from anywher. hzÑworld.z9t t name and town if you wish to opine. i%fday, doke mordant when writing toáé(xÑ "t factor" or doing anything. and for those of you who are aa little:ñsteamed about something life, liberty, the pursui

>> you know, that's the stuff that would be killing patton, not right. not right. >> you know, first off, i want to send my love and respect to all the veterans out there and all the families who are not with us today who gave their lives for this democracy we have in this great country. i was on imus yesterday morning with senator john mccain and i was talking about him and i just realized one thing after watching "60 minutes" on sunday night. i realized that this veteran thing is completely still screwed up. my thing i'm thinking about, i saw obamacare with the browns backage, $6,000 deductible. no one can afford that. i said obamacare, how about veterans care? give them a card, let them go to any hospital and give the bill to the government. get rid of all the -- this is ridiculous. >> i want to focus on this, you make a but i want to focus on this. you were offended when you see all of this advertising off of this, right? can't hear me? all right. i apologize. that could explain it. he was meaning to address all of the ads done supposedly in veterans

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greenbla greenblatt, louis jacobson and zach patton. live coverage on c-span2. >>> here are a few of the comments we have received from viewers. >> calling to tell you how much i enjoy q and a. at 5:00 on sunday on the west coast, everything stops in my house. i turn off my phone. i get my cup of coffee and it's the most enjoyable hour on television. >> the guest today was very informative. good opinions. i enjoyed listening to him and the comments today. me myself living in the midd middlest, he was accurate and on point. he was not using his own personal innuendo. and i greatly enjoyed it. and i hope you have more guests like that. but he was right on target this morning. >> i'm calling to say that i think, like many people, c-span is wonderful. but as to criticisms, i almost have none. and i'm a very partisan kind of person. but the reason i almost have none is i think you all do a tremendous job of showing just about every side of everything the way people look at things in d.c. and elsewhere. i take my hat off to you. thank you ver