i said, burt, it don't make no damn difference anyway. burt turned around. he had 17 years in the corps at that time. he was no spring chicken. he turned around and he said son kn , i'll live to piss on your grave. and that was burt. >> when we landed, first day, i remember jumping across the small trench and looking down and there laying in the damn trench face up was burt. i remember when i jumped across there and saw burt, i thought, by god, you didn't make it, burt. you didn't live to piss on my grave. but i can still see him clear as a bell. ♪ he was a good boy. >> well, at that moment we were up on the ridge. and they kept telling us not to get our head up in the air or somebody would shoot it off. and the captain was a person you didn't tell what to do. he was that kind of a person. that's all. all. and he stuck his head up at the wrong time and somebody popped him. i had blood on my jacket for a long time after that. so you know, it stuck with me for quite some time. i often wonder why i walked away and others didn't. >> i can remember when i got s

that was burt. when we landed, the first day, i remember jumping across a small trench and looking down. they were laying in the dam trench face-up. there was burt. a dam hole right there. i remember when i jumped across there and saw bart, i thought, by god, you didn't make it, you didn't live to piss on my grave. i can still see him clear as a bell. he was a good boy. >> well, at that moment, we were up on the ridge and they kept telling us not to get our head up in the air, because somebody would shoot it off. the captain was a person you didn't tell what to do. he was that kind of a person, that's all. he stuck his head up at the wrong time and somebody popped him. i had blood on my jacket for a long time after that, his. so you know it stuck with me for quite some time. i often wonder why i walked away and others didn't. >> i can remember when i got shot and came back to the beach for evacuation. it seemed like every ten feet, you was stepping over a body. it was a grave. it was literally carpe

burt is a wonderful young man. i'm very proud of him. >> ramsey says accusations like this motivate him to keep trying to solve the case. >> because patsy's been accused of being a murder, burt is being accused. the only way that's going to be resolved is to find the killer. >> to date, john ramsey works out west in the aviation world. he remarried and enjoys a quiet, anonymous life off the beaten path. his little girl is never too far from his thoughts. she would have been 26 years old this year. >> i'm grateful i had her in my life for six years. and i know where she is. she's in heaven. i'll see her again. >> her tomestone says december 25th. >> december 25th, ooech though jonbenet's body was found the day after christmas. >> i debated that. it was mainly to remember and remind the world that there is evil. the worst kind of evil you could ever imagine. that murdered a beautiful child on christmas night. silent night. my child was murdered. >> jonbenet ramsey's murder remains unsolved. >>> we are going to make a

burt dresser. the next is chief master sergeant timmons. he was in the united states army during world war ii and was a prisoner of war. during his 18 months in captivity, he escaped three times from the germans and once from the russian liberators before returning to american care. after the war, he tried to join the army again to go back to germany to find the nurse who kept him alive by sneaking him food. unfortunately, he wasn't allowed to go while in the army due to the agreement with the germans which did not allow prisoners of war to return to germany, so he joined the newest branch of the military, the united states air force. after joining the air force, he was stationed in germany, eventually found the nurse he was looking for. they were married seven months later. he retired after serving 24 years in the united states military. ladies and gentlemen, chief master sergeant tippins. mr. herman zychek. he served in the field artillery as a tech 4 grade headquarters battery. he took part in the normandy invasion on june 6, 1944 landin

the series highlighted the team of investigators who concluded burt killed his sister. cbs said it stands by the broadcast and it will do so in court. nbc newsched out to all the parties but so far received no response. >>> moments ago, the nypd previewed their security efforts in times square ahead of new year's eve celebrations. dozens of sand trucks will block the area and officers will be dispatched. many officers armed with rifles, radiation detectors and bomb detecting dogs. others monitor thousands of cameras. msnbc investigation. 2016 is ranking one of the deadliest years for u.s. police officers. msnbc's chief legal correspondent ari melber is next with the shocking new numbers on the dangers for men and women in uniform. as i was researching my family tree, i discovered a woman named marianne gaspard... it was her french name. then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these place

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burt ramsey, brother of murdered beauty queen jonbenet, suing cbs for a whopping $750 moun, in response to a docuseries that he says portrays him as his sister's killer. we're breaking down the evidence. so what's his case? >>> plus, smoking hot. they're the biggest popstars of the moment. chart-topping songs and addictive tracks, but who are they? we're getting closer with the chain smokers. ♪ ♪ >>> but first the "nightline" five. snmpt number one in just 60 >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. since the murder of child beauty queen jonbenet ramsey more than 20 years ago, investigators and journalists have been scouring for clues to the unsolved mystery. but that search may prove to be a costly one for cbs who's recent docuseries reexamine the case evidence is now the subject of a gargantuan lawsuit. >> what we need to do is a complete re-investigation, starting from scratch. >> we have a kidnapping! >> reporter: it was billed as a re-examination of one of the most infamous murder cases in history. more than ten million watched. >> did he perhaps say some things that perhaps

there is also burt oliver a local minister and teacher who with his wife would go onto found industrial high school in gainesville which for 40 years as one of the most important african-american schools in north georgia and finally there was levi greenlee a black minister who owned 120 acres in the county who late in his life was inducted into the first and only black member in a group of white clergymen called the hightower baptist association i should add i'm very honored to have three of his descendents here with us tonight. i think there'll here. deidre brown stewart and irma brooks jones so yeah. [applause] their generosity and kindness to me when i was a total stranger calling to ask about their families is typical of the many descendents i interviewed in meeting the great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren of the versailles black community has been one of the rewards of this work. i could never told the story without their help. all these discoveries in the courthouses libraries in the georgia and versailles had been marginal and never owned much in the county anyway so

. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ discover all the naturally moisturizing flavors of burt's bees lip balm. >>> welcome back to our look back at the biggest celebrity scandals of 2016. the biggest tv shake-up of the year had to be michael strahan leaving "live." it was so explosive that even kelly ripa never saw it coming. >> i'm going to be completely coming, i'm fairly certain there are trained professional snipers with tranquilizer darts in case i drift too far off message. that was kelly ripa in april and she walked out with her exiting co-host michael strahan. it was her first time on the show after learning he was going to gma. she addressed her conflict with the network head-on. >> i needed a couple of days to gather my thoughts after 26 days with this company i earned the right. what transpired over the course of a few days has been extraordinary in the sense it started a much greater conversation about communication, and consideration and most importantly respect in the workplace. >> michael's last day was in may. he and kelly co-hosted together for nearly four years. i j

. ♪ ♪ closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ discover all the naturally moisturizing flavors of burt's bees lip balm. >>> by christmas morning you'll be calling me son. i'll be calling you dad. >> i don't think it's going to happen. >> i think it's going to, dad. >> don't -- >> what, dad? >> stop that. >> what? >> dad. >> too much. bryan cranston has his hands full with james franco in the new comedy "why him" that opens tomorrow, but i've got to say the craziest stuff that actually happened to bryan happened in real life and bryan took me through it all starting with this mesmerizing fact. >> you've also been a hypnotist. >> yes, i have. yes, i have. ta-da! >> how did you do that? >> it's a little scary. >> that is a little scary. wow! you better be careful with those people. the people that act with you better be careful. >> before making it as an actor, he was a farm hand, security guard, a dating consultant who matched up couples and even a licensed minister. >> how many marriages have you performed? >> i've performed probably a dozen or so. >> you could perform a marriage if you w

quick burt up the middle and out runs attorney 6 yard touchdown. this is johnson's tenth play of 40 or more yards this year and terps down 16-7. bc though has bag of tricks and as they get this reverse off to michael walker walker is outrunning and he's throwing to the quarterback. patrick you been 20 yards for the score. bc up 23-7 and terps answer that one. bit of a low snap coming up here to perry hills and givsz it off to johnson who this time sprints 30 yards for second touch down and nature game two-minute left maryland trailing 36-30. meantime just one game left for redskins we know it's getting moved to later start 4:25 new year's day against the giants at fedex field you can watch here on "fox5". it's must-win no matter what. tonight's "monday night football" game plays a major role in guiding kins playoff destiny. this is first scenario how they can make the playoffs. if they lose to cowboys new year's day redskins beat giants in like flynn and second scenario if lion dez feet the cowboys tonight then here's what has to happen new year's

. >> jennifer burt starts out by helping her clients narrow their wish list and understand exactly what their buying power is. >> think about what your dream home would be within your price point, of course, but, yeah, do a list of your pros and your cons. definitely what your deal-breakers will be. >> reporter: and then she helps get them pre-approved for a mortgage. you can't lock in a rate until you sign a contract on a home, but at least the lender will be ready to go when you do, and you'll have a general idea of what your monthly payment could be. finally -- >> know exactly what you want and be ready to move, quickly. that was the key for us, i think. when we found this place, it was exactly the type of property that we wanted, the right location so we said let's get an offer in. >> reporter: with both interest rates and home prices raising, cash can also help had. the more you have to put down the better rate you'll get and the better candidate you might be to the seller. with competition so high and bidding wars all too common it's also important not to get too emotional and ove

police say he and burt johnson robbed an o'reily auto parts store at 76-th and mill road back in may.johnson was shot and killed by police after firing at officers. congresswoman gwen moore is now requesting the department of justice investigate deaths at the milwaukee county jail. in her letter to the d-o-j... quote "failing its constitutional obligations to our inmates." cbs 58 talked with congresswoman moore... and she criticized sheriff david clarke for his response. "none of us should be stunned at this point that there are four deaths in six months given his flamboyant, arrogant and non-empathetic response to that. some of the families have said he has not even reached out to them, to say i'm sorry for your 3 sheriff clarke sent us this statement about moore's comments....he says quote-- "gwen moore.. criminals' best friend.. should focus on reducing the 21 trillion dollar debt the country is facing... replacing obamacare... reducing taxes... closing the border and helping president trump jumpstart the economy to provide jobs." a burlington mother alerts a school district after seeing

he and burt johnson ?robbed an o'reily auto parts store? at 76-th and mill road back in may.johnson was shot and killed by police after firing at officers. the potential release of a sexually violent offender... is causing some problems for people in both washington and fond du lac counties. counties.people living in eldorado are fighting the release of terry olson into their community.they went to a washington county courtroom yesterday to send a message... that he shouldnt be released back into the same place where he committed his offenses. olson is due for release after serving time for his convictions on 1st and second degree child sex assault. 3 cg in eric toney/fdl da526 so some of those placements they previously deemed as unsuitable may become suitable county.:50 i know the judge put us as a community in our place but he also heard our real reason is that the procedure wasnt followed and he did acknowledge that that the judge questioned whether a law restricting placement applies to olson... since he's being released in the same ye

it was a glittery affair but it turned serious when burt lancaster had a message from rock hudson. >> i am not happy i have aids, but if it is helping others, i can know my own misfortune had some positive worth. >> even though it was widely known rock hudson was suffering from aids, it was stunning news when word came of his death. >> sad news for his millions of fans. for the country, it threatens to fuel the fear about aids. in some places fear of the disease is itself becoming epidemic. >> even though we made some progress by then understanding the disease, there's huge amount of panic. people still believe that it was an airborne disease and there are things about mosquitos, just all of this misinformation going on. >> the misunderstanding and fear about aids are so widespread that even hospitals have difficulty getting proper medical and volunteer help to provide regular care for these sick children. doctor, the other day i put my arms around a two-year-old baby who has aids and the baby was perspiring, later friends said to me how could you do that, what about the perspiration.

burt ramsey, brother of murdered beauty queen jonbenet, suing cbs for a whopping $750 moun, in response to a docuseries that he says portrays him as his sister's killer. we're breaking down the evidence. so what's his case? >>> plus, smoking hot. they're the biggest popstars of the moment. chart-topping songs and addictive tracks, but who are they? we're getting closer with the chain smokers. ♪ ♪ >>> but first the "nightline" five.

and then jonbenet's brother, burt ramsey, suing others for $750 million. claiming a tv series concludediconcludeing he killed his sister ruined his reputation. does he have a case? my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? at planters, we put fresh roawhich has its drawbacks.an, guys, know anything about this missing inventory? wasn't me! the cheeks don't lie, chet... irresistibly planters. >>> president-elect trump said secretary of state john kerry may have set the middle east peace process back by giving that highly critical speech of the state department, one of many topics, several topics that mr. trump tackled this his first rather extensive q and a session with reporters. i'm joined now by bloomberg news kevin cirilli.

there was also burt oliver. there he is. a local minister and teacher who was he and his wife founded the industrial high school in gainesville which for 40 years was one of the most african-american schools of north georgia. finally there was levi greenlee a black minister who wants 120 acres in the county and late in his life was inducted as the first only black member group of white clergyman called the high tor baptist association i should add i'm very honored to have three of levi greenlee's descendents with us here. deidre stewart charles levi growth and -- [applause] their generosity and kindness to me when i was a total stranger calling to ask about their family is typical of the many descendents i interviewed and meeting the great grandchildren and great great grandchildren of forsyth's community has been one of the reports of this work. i could never have told the story without their help. all these discovers in the courthouse as libraries and archives of georgia helped expose the falseness of the very can demand o

this will go on throughout the administration as throughout others burt lance was a friend of jimmy carter's got this treatment. this is kind of the way washington does it. now it is not helpful if you -- if the person in charge, if the person at the center of this is to the situation. i certainly will grant that. >> are you saying that he's being sort of -- questions being raised to him simply because he's the designated sacrificial lamb or is it actually justified in your opinion? >> this is the culture. it works this way. and they zero in on someone who's made statements or tweets in this case and go for the jugular and then the pressure builds to get that person to resign. and frankly it depends on the relationship with the president. >> i just don't -- i don't know wha exactly what you are talking about. these are some pretty upsetting things that he's said. >> dangerous. >> and if you look at his book the way he speaks about muslims. you know, he raises the questions of why have no muslims won nobel prizes. he said well because in the sciences because they put all their faith in this 7

. >> they told me that my mother was lonnie anderson, and that my father was burt reynolds. >> reporter: did you believe it? >> i did. i was gullible. i was willing to believe almost anything. >> reporter: today dj is a manager at a starbucks inside a grocery store in baltimore, maryland. he lives with his partner mike and their camera-shy son zephyr. they were home watching television when they believe their prayers were answered. how did you hear of pam? >> we had seen her on the "20/20" episode, phone booth baby. >> reporter: so it was on this corner. 88th and columbus. this is the phone booth. it was the episode about louise jones, the woman abandoned as a baby in a new york city phone booth. with investigative genealogist pam slaton on the hunt for the missing mom. >> he felt connected to me and said to his partner, that's the girl that's going to help me. >> reporter: pam is constantly contacted for help and she only works on cases she thinks she can solve. >> my stacks are kind of broken up by current, not feeling it. driving me crazy. >> reporter: pam agreed to take the case. >>

brandeis university john burt six debates between abe hail lincoln and steen douglas during their 1858 u.s. senate seat race, in lincoln's tragic pragmatism and barrel reveals difficult did i she faced as year pilot first woman to fly solo against atlantic water in west with the night. that's some of the staff picks in cambridge, massachusetts. many of these authors have parred on booktv. watch them on our website booktv dog.

. >> another bad shot burt my dad says it's the ice. >> reporter: object to slide a heavy curling stone towards the other end of the ice. >> they come out and they don't expect it to be as athletic and physically demanding as it actually is. but then you add to that really high level of strategy. >> reporter: daniel wants to hick curling skills to the neck level. >> my new year's resolution is to be able to beat my dad in curling. >> no, no, no, no. let's just let it go. >> reporter: his dad may have a handle on his match tonight daniel's 8:00 p.m. bedtime. >> four minutes ago. >> reporter: is being swept away. does i would be laying at my bed ready to go sleep. >> reporter: in warminster, bill rohrer fox 29 news. >> wow! >> ♪ >> right now at 6:00 from a warmup back to winter. but the cold air could be short lived. good news for travelers. the question is, will it be a warm or a white christmas? >>> it's a growing concern. more and more people especially kids exposed to lead. what does the city land of plan to do to keep its youngest citizens safe from harmful led exposure? >> ♪ >>

maybe with jimmy carter, burt lance to be his budget director. but very little makes much of a needle move. but in donald trump's case it's something every day, substantive moves that are actually changing not only how wall street responds, which has been very favorable since his election, but how companies react. >> well, look at this situation. i hope i'm not going to get into any trouble here but he's picking ass-kickers for these important jobs. these are not individuals that will shy away from a fight. these are people who are very principled, very experienced, very well respected in their individual professions, and they're spoil for a fight. and those people who don't understand this, who don't understand that this is a new day in washington, d.c. because so many tens of millions of americans said they had enough with washington, he is doing exactly what his voters would want him to do and he's doing it well. >> you know, you're an expert on so many fields, if you go back to my nerd purview which is wall street. as you know the markets hav

. >> i swam, as you can see, i was sleeping down in the star burt and torpedo hit the port. >> you were asleep. >> yes, i had big watch, i stayed up all night. >> japan's prime minister will visit pearl harbor with president obama later this month. it will be the first visit by a japanese leader. >>> local veterans are gathering on the battleship new jersey, to mark pearl harbor's anniversary. the battleship's role in u.s. history. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in camden tonight and anita you talk to those who served on the u.s.s. new jersey. >> reporter: that is right, jessica, you are looking at 45,000 tons of metal and a big, beautiful as u.s.s. new jersey is, it is also most decorated battleship in the history of the you had navy. so pretty cool that it is right here on the camden waterfront. it was launched officially a year after that attack on pearl harbor and they say many who served on this ship and later gathered to remember that date 75 years ago that forever change our country. >> ♪ >> reporter: as american flag waves over the water, it reminds those who solu

university english professor john burt dissects seven debates between abraham lincoln during senate seat in lincoln's tragic. pragmatism. many authors have appeared on book tv. you can watch them on our website. booktv.org. [inaudible conversations] i'm not going to leave you the rules and regulations because i suspect you heard them three times already and in any caseou i've gotteem

burt tweets, i'm loving your show with the ice cream with amazon, just ordered my ice cream. and evan amazon live on air, what a time to be alive, what a time indeed. [ laughter ] >>> and david, it's a good thing your cardiologist did not deliver the doughnuts. he's building an extension to his house, he might have done that just to get me back and finish what he couldn't finish this past summer. amazon, you got me this time but i'm watching you. more after this. . >> reporter: good afternoon live on the floor of the new york stock exchange i'm lori rothman with the fox business brief. stocks are down, and not trying to give 20,000 a shot. the key milestone. health care, technology, financial sectors are weaker in the session today. higher interest rates. this is an ongoing theme and promised about three more next year. mortgage rates are up, highest level, 4.3% for a 30-year fixed mortgage. if that is something you are interested in doing, refinancing, get on the ball with that. >>> gas prices are up, national average, $2.26 per gallon, 24 cents more than this time last year

neil: burt folsom, thank you, my friend. >> thank you, neil. neil: minutes away from the big event. as the historian said, an historic event. . . . neil: all right, getting ready for donald trump and mike pence's big event in indianapolis celebrating carrier keep the thousand jobs that were supposed to be shipped off to mÉxico. we have exclusive with microsoft ceo, former ceo steve, thoughts on all the changes going on. he's a pretty passionate guy. he will be weighing on some of the passion with president-elect trump. trish: all righty, thank you so much, niel. big stuff coming up this hour, everyone. take a look here. a live picture, you will be of a carrier factory in indianapolis where any midnight from now president-elect donald trump is going to be meeting with factory workers there to make good on that promise he made with them on the campaign trail. that promise to keep their jobs in the united states of america. i am trish regan, welcome everybody to the intelligence report. donald trump is about to take to the stage there in indianapolis, in indiana, he struck a de with c

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. >> burt reynolds, the hottest actor in hollywood. >> i'm surprised to see you here. >> i'm glad to see you. >> thank you. >> we can meet here every night if you want. >> what makes successful television programming is being in the right place at the right time. and it was the right time. >> entertainment journalism is more curious and more access and until that point the entertainment business was something we didn't know all that much about. >> we could go behind the scenes in our effort to really give an insiders' look. >> the crafty old j.r. of dallas fame was with his mother mary martin the as he was presented with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> it was very honorific of the industry. they would do serious coverage of it. it wasn't salacious. >> what are you like off camera? >> i'm like this. though this is on camera. >> this is on camera. >> it was the beginning of a lot of money being made talking about entertainment and celebrities. >> robert redford plays the good guys in movies but don't tell that to his neighbors in utah. they are bitter and redford is the target

brandeis university john burt six debates between abe hail lincoln and steen douglas during their 1858 u.s. senate seat race, in lincoln's tragic pragmatism and barrel reveals difficult did i she faced as year pilot first woman to fly solo against atlantic water in west with the night. that's some of the staff picks in cambridge, massachusetts. many of these authors have parred on booktv. watch them on our website booktv dog. >> good afternoon. and welcome to the 37th annual american book awards presented by the before columbus foundation. [applause] my name is justin i'm the chair of the before columbus foundation. where about it was about eight years ago, i succeeded in that position our founder ishmael reed who we're prpght to have with us during the program today. needless to say there were some very, very big shoes to fill. orveg toipght thank our friends here at the san francisco jazz center who have been so generous in their support of the american book awards for the last several years also our friends at c-span who continue to support historical mission and hern book awards. i

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now, with the exception of maybe burt lance with jimmy carter, this is, by and large, a theme that goes against republican cabinets, and that worries me. >> let's look at mick mulvaney, there was "the washington post" story that said that trump's new omb director could trigger this worldwide financial collapse of sorts. i mean, go and look at what are they actually pointing to here? they're saying because he's a tea party republican congressman, deficit hawk who is against raising the debt ceiling, that that is why -- [laughter] what's going on here. without actually, i don't even think, mentioning the fact that when he has been outspoken against the debt ceiling, he said he would be for different plans that, you know, in return for significant tax cuts or cuts to spending, that he would be willing to increase the debt ceiling. neil: yeah, and he said this game that we go through, raise the ceiling, encounter the same problem again, raise the ceiling, he wants to put a top to that merry go round, yet he's some sort of crazy guy. >> by the way, liberals are not the only ones. conservativ

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when he goes to japan as supreme allied command, he gives a speech of the surrender that will make you burt burst into tears. it's incredible a professional soldier give as speech about peace that is so heartfelt. he begins the process where america supported the japanese, this two weeks after the surrender, and the civilians are going through the garbage for foot and macarthur says you have to send me money and people are starving. that are saying, what are you talking about? we just defeated them and he said, give me butter or give me guns. so it lapped into the marshall plan. so after winning world war ii rebuilds japan and germany and that's incredible pearl harbor legacy. >> maybe on "in depth" we'll do a douglas macarthur. >> host: george in tucson, arizona, thank you for holding. you're on booktv. >> caller: thank you for taking my call, this is directed to the three authors. have any of them read the road to rainbow by henry cole or john tollens are rising sun, and if they have, has it end with the research in current or future books and my final comment, hopefully they can answer t

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