Every element of the grand strategy. Obviously they were discussing each other as well. And attitudes to the allies or potential allies at whatever point of the war youre talking about and in terms of what help might be gained from the americans. When you get round to what we call the transatlantic telephone , there you have something placed by an american telephone company, bell telephones, in mid1943. That was to give a secure telephone line that was potentially unstoppable, if you like, connecting the british Prime Minister to the american president. As far as anyone is aware, it was used by churchill and roosevelt. It was certainly used by churchill and truman. Because the latter had their conversations written down. It was used from 1943 afterwards. About what, you can only speculate. New talked about the my show planning for dday. They certainly talked about the planning for the end of the war, the surrender of germany and the recorded conversations we have about what was going t
Up front. Were told they spent an awful lot of time on that flight together in the conference room, joining together to remember a man who changed so much. And we see again that crowd in the stadium. Lets go to abcs terry moran there right now. Lots of singing going on for several hours, terry. George, this has been an amazing morning so far. In a cold and soaking rain that as you can see is keeping down the crowds numbers. But still streaming in. It has done nothing to keep down the spirits of the people here. It is impossible to describe, really, the feeling here. Its full of joy and pride. And what can only be described as a natural solidarity among all of us here. Here to pay tribute to the life of Nelson Mandela. As you described, World Leaders, theyre shown on the screen from time to time. People roaring their approval as they see one after another enter the stadium. And this is a stadium that has just been filled with song. With music. The south African Liberation Movement was a
One resident thinks they are false chinch bugs from a nearby palm tree plantation. They dont seem to hurt anything or any hi, everyone. Im gretchen carlson. This is the real story today. For the next primary battle looming out there, senator cruz trying to gain ground in delegaterich pennsylvania. We are also just minutes away from a donald trump rally taking place in indianapolis. And Hillary Clinton is talking gun violence in philly. Fox Team Coverage for you. Fox news sunday anchor Chris Wallace, coanchor bill hemmer here in new york. Jeff, youre in indianapolis. People are wondering today why trump is in indiana while contests in pennsylvania, connecticut and others are first, theyre next week. Reporter well, it is generally thought, gretchen, that hes going to do pretty well in these east coast states. But indiana, california, two states that could really be up for grabs. 57 delegates here. Important to note, these 57 delegates have already been chosen by Party Apparatus and not v
Griff timeless like griff jenkins. Griff asking me for songs. I grew up in 80s. Thinking about High School Days thinking about something. Who knows whats up. We will bring it to you when it comes. Pete playing dj all day long on fox friends. Do not get dressed. Stay in bed and enjoy the morning with us. Griff tune in. Im excited to be here today. As you know i have covered the border and Border Patrol a lot. There was a headline i saw late last night in the New York Times and this is it. The Border Patrol will deployed elite tactical agents to sanctuary cities. Thats a very Significant Development in the Border Patrol community because bortech as they are known is the elite. Trained like the navy seals like the Border Patrol. They will now come off the border because of the interior of these cities where we have had illegal criminal aliens causing murders, rapes, robberies, because of their protections from these sanctuary cities, were now going to have another tool to go after them an
Into a mountain at nearly 450 miles an hour. The airbus a320, operated by germanwings, part of lufthansa was on its way from barcelona to dusseldorf. There was no word of trouble from the cockpit. The twinengine jet was reduced to confetti that allowed no hope for any of the 144 passengers and crew of six. Most were german or spanish. We have extensive coverage tonight, beginning with Mark Phillips near the scene of the crash. Reporter the plane went down in the hostile landscape of the french alps. Trying to find the wreckage became the first priority. There was never any real hope of finding survivors. To make matters worse, more snowt, is forecast, which will make retrieving the bodies of victimsge and examining the wreckage tode determine why this plane went down all the more difficult. Flying conditions even for helicopters is expected to deteriorate, and there are few roads or trails. Jean louis bietrix, a hiker, was accompanying a rescue team to the crash site. There are no piec