. >> it was my girlfriend who said that remind me of gary hart. what he all about? >> that's not polling, it's just a comment from a girlfriend. >> i didn't actually. but that triggered in my mind something that made some sense that we could put in the next poll. it tested well. u mondale used it in a debate. wendy's spent $100 million on an ad campaign and gave me and opening for a line. it changed the race around overnight. it confirmed in people's mindpl something that had been on their mind which was is this guy really up to it? does he have the experience to do it? hart who had been on up an offensive has to be on the defense. and he doesn't handle it very well. john: there were several thing hart didn't handle well, butut that's another story. >> he was reeling and we camee back in another pun', the red phone. >> the most awesome responsibility in the world lies in the hand that pick up this phone. john: they used emotion to sell the idea that gary hart was emotion. and decade later. hillary clinton consultants used the same theme to attack barack obama. >> in

my girlfriend said to me, that reminds me of gary hart. what's he all about?ll of a sudden, it clicked. >> this is not polling, just a comment from a girlfriend. >> that's right. >> you probably liked her too much. >> no, no. i didn't actually. that triggered in my mind something that made some sense, we could put on the next poll. we put it on a poll, it tested well. >> so mondale used it in a debate. >> where's the beef? >> wendy's spent a hundred millions dollars on an ad campaign to give me an opening for a line. i want to thank them very much. >> that made a difference? >> it changed the race overnight. it confirmed in people's minds something that had been on their minds, which was is this guy really up to it? does he have the experience to do it? and hart, who had been on such an offensive all of a sudden has to be on the defensive, and he doesn't handle it very well. >> there were several things that hart didn't handle well, but that's another story. >> he was reeling. we came right back in with another punch, which was the red phone. >> the most aweso

my girlfriend said to me, that reminds me of gary hart. what's he all about? of a sudden, it clicked. >> this is not polling, just a comment from a girlfriend. >> that's right. >> you probably liked her too much. >> no, no. i didn't actually. that triggered in my mind something that made some sense, we could put on the next poll. we put it on a poll, it tested well. >> so mondale used it in a debate. >> where's the beef? >> wendy's spent a hundred millions dollars on an ad campaign to give me an opening for a line. i want to thank them very much. >> that made a difference? >> it changed the race overnight. it confirmed in people's minds something that had been on their minds, which was is this guy really up to it? does he have the experience to do it? and hart, who had been on such an offensive all of a sudden has to be on the defensive, and he doesn't handle it very well. >> there were several things that hart didn't handle well, but that's another story. >> he was reeling. we came right back in with another punch, which was the red phone. >> the most awesome

although it was gary hart with beckham wife is on that bed. -- it was very hard to look at him lifeless on that bed. >> gary: >> reporter: as represented some of the dram the from the first dui un states it was an extended period the year waiting on toxicology reports to continue with the investigation. >> reporter: the family does not talk much about the circumstances and the round the allies as an adept but they do make one thing very clear, they want justice. >> steve: we have had so many spear the air days. >> brittney: it is just so hot out. plus we had a lot of air pollution. the combination is not great for their quality print you can help out by trying to carpool. >> brittney: anyone who suffers from upper respiratory infections or heart conditions you may want to really be careful and watch the weather parrot--and watch the weather. >> brittney: as we get into the end of the work week. we can see much cooler weather. we have high pressure and control. instead of the direct on shore flow which keeps our temperatures rather cool. >> brittney: clear visibility tomorrow. not a lot

: you have volunteered and been a political person for a long time, jimmy jimmy carter, al gore, gary hart, barack obama, is there a political book that you would recommend for people, a memoir or a book by a politician? >> guest: certainly teddy white's book about campaigning are important to read because they give you that foundation to the modern campaign system that we have. i can remember reading the book about the carter campaign by -- and i'm trying to think of yes, jack who was a wonderful book and particularly for those of us who had been part of that campaign it is always fun to go back and see how outsiders that viewed what was going on. there is a book, almost every campaign has this book done about it. >> host: where you got your books? to order them online, hard copy? e-books? how you do it? >> i never read e-books. i read e-books. i have to say, actually like having a book. the feel of the book and the physicality of the book i find important, i like that and i guess wherever i can find. i go into bj's on the weekends and i always go to the table that has the books on it to

mitchell, gary hart, and successive administrations have offered support and nurturing in our peace processn the withdrawal of the united kingdom from the european union. it will test that certainty and we have the legal framework, which is the historic good friday agreement. the legal relationship with northern ireland under south and east-west wing london and dublin. my eu been impressing on colleagues at the ministerial level and here in new york to my , the uniqueleagues situation in which the island of ireland finds itself. the challenge must not be underestimated. jake: given so much of what drove brexit had to do with immigration and the refugee crisis, you're going to have to change the border situation with northern ireland that you currently have. charles: one of the great advantages of the peace process is that the border between ireland and northern ireland is invisible. thousands cross the border every day to work, attend college, go to school, and visit family members. jake: it is an open border? charles: the only visible signs of the border are that in northern ireland we ope

indeed as did the united states over the yearings with senator george mitchell, more recently snror gary hart and it is the success of the american administrations have offered support and nurturing our peace process at the withdrawal of the united kingdom from the european union. it's going to test that stability. it's going to test that certainty in terms of peace. and we have the legal framework which is the historic good friday agreement which of course charts the legal relationship between northern ireland and the south and east west between london and dublin. so i have been impressing on my eu colleagues, at foreign minister level, and indeed here in new york to my american colleagues both in washington and new york, the unique situation in which the island of ireland finds itself. and the challenge of brexit which must not be underestimated. >> and in fact, given that so much of what drove brexit had to do with immigration, and the refugee crisis, you're going to have to change the border situation with northern ireland that you currently have. >> one of the great advantages of our pea

senator gary hart. he worked in that roll again when senator hart ran for president in 1984. the fact is that the work of the u.s. advisory commission on public diplomacy has never been more important and urgent. one of the great foreign policy challenges of our day is countering the poisonous ideology of violent extremist groups. another is countering russian propaganda and russian meddling in europe and central asia. the commission plays an important role in helping our nation address these challenges, and we need people with the right experience, the right judgment to serve on that commission, people like doug wilson. i'm disappointed that this nomination of someone so eminently qualified, swhown has support on both sides of the aisle from the republican vice chair of that commission, mr. hib ibble, continues to remn on hold for -- i don't know what reason. for some reason someone has objected to him moving forward. we don't know who that is. we don't know what their objections r it's one o -- we dt know what their objections are. it's one of the challenges we have in this

. - dukakis benefited from the gary hart explosion.avorite to utterly discredited senator meant that it was suddenly open. there were a lot of much lesser candidates that were battling it out for the democratic nomination. - your know, michael dukakis-- he would be the last person to do something that would be seen as scandalous. in an election year where character had become so central, he was totally safe. - in the minds of most people out there, they-- they didn't really know who he was. they knew he was this guy with a funny name who didn't look like a conventional presidential candidate. - i think the fact that-- that i had a story to tell, which was appealing to a lot of people who were hurting economically, and that we organized, let me say this, better than some of the other candidates at the grassroots, made a huge difference. - you don't have to be a giant to run in iowa. you don't have to be a giant to win new hampshire. - we had a strategy going way back. we wanted to win at the corners. we wanted to win in maryland, florid

we have so many people -- gary hart, all great colorado politicians. bill armstrong just passed away, a great republican senator. colorado has had a rich history of political leadership. >> you're not from colorado originally? why colorado? the firstickenlooper: time i came was in 1976, just out of college, and then i came out permanently in 1981, just for a couple years. first it was a quality of life that be in a place where it is sunny 300 days a year, and in denver it never snows, and when you want to ski, it is an hour away. after about three or four years, i remove her to my mother back east, i do not think i am going to move back. and it was the people. there is something about having people from all over the country, all over the world come to a place where there is a certain freedom. who yourres grandparents were, how ritual dad was. who will judge you on you are, how successful you are, making your dreams come true. a lot of elected officials when they finished they become a u.s. senator, do this, and they live in washington, even when they r

motley with a residency waiver for denise wong a residency waiver as looking for seat number four, gary hart of johnson get for seat number five denise, chanel. with a residency waiver and seat number six, prof. leslie simon. no residency waiver required. but i will just open that up but i'm curious what my colleagues think he was thank you. supervisor cohen >> thank you supervisor muscat i'm in agreement with your suggestion but i also want to take a moment and acknowledged supervisor kim's leadership in establishing this password. that is absolutely critical voice we need to add to san francisco local government and hopefully it will inspire other city in a scout is to create such a body we can continue to talk about sexual assault in i think it thought provoking a meaningful way. not only is it healing and transformative but also their profound elements of education and also signaling that we mean business and were serious and there were going to be prosecuted and going after predators in a very serious way. i support the motion or the suggestion, not quite a motion yet-the suggestion sup

it was actually a report earlier in 2001 before 9/11 by a commission shared by warren rudman and gary hart that foresaw a terrorist group taking advantage of the disorganization of the american security agencies and striking us and recommending something like department of homeland security. this is going to be a funny reference point. i want somebody to send me a speech that fred smith of fedex gave to his employees. he said the journey to better service by fedex has no final destination point. in other words, we have to continue always to get better and better. there's still more of that to do. are we safer to have a dhs with all component parts working together? we sure are. >> it prompts the question about how you get the balance right. are we safer? okay. you can certainly point to the fact there hasn't been anything on the scale of 9/11 since 9/11. >> that's a significant fact to point to. >> that's significant. on the other hand. the number that's being put on what's spent to prevent that from happening is somewhere in the neighborhood of a trillion dollars. nobody would advocate an

motley with a residency waiver for denise wong a residency waiver as looking for seat number four, gary hart of johnson get for seat number five denise, chanel. with a residency waiver and seat number six, prof. leslie simon. no residency waiver required. but i will just open that up but i'm curious what my colleagues think he was thank you. supervisor cohen >> thank you supervisor muscat i'm in agreement with your suggestion but i also want to take a moment and acknowledged supervisor kim's leadership in establishing this password. that is absolutely critical voice we need to add to san francisco local government and hopefully it will inspire other city in a scout is to create such a body we can continue to talk about sexual assault in i think it thought provoking a meaningful way. not only is it healing and transformative but also their profound elements of education and also signaling that we mean business and were serious and there were going to be prosecuted and going after predators in a very serious way. i support the motion or the suggestion, not quite a motion yet-the suggestion sup

should. ( laughter ) but things might be looking up for gary johnson because it was just announced that former nickolodeon star melissa joan hart was named chair of his that's right! clarissa. perfect. he could really use someone who explains it all to him. ( applause ) point is, he's staying in the race-- despite five-thirty-eight giving him a less than 0.1% chance of winning in november. so voting for johnson might be throwing your vote away, but c'mon. ( laughter ) we'll be right back with morgan freeman. ? cheeps wow! this toilet paper reminds me of a washcloth! that's charmin ultra strong, dude. cleans so well... ...it keeps your underwear cleaner. (secretly) so clean... you could wear them a second day. tell me i did not just hear that! (sheepishly) i said you could... not that you would! ...charmin ultra strong with its washcloth-like texture, helps clean better than the leading flat-textured bargain brand. ould try it, "skidz." we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin? what is driving performance? it's not a weekend hobby. you have to live and breathe it for 50 years. it's the sound... and the fury. it's letting it

gary: butch jones has done it. he's won more games every year, but with this win, i really believe, as you look at the athletic director right behind him, dave hart, this brings tennessee back to relevance. verne, i always thought that maybe tennessee was looking at those games as preseason games because the season started 45 seconds to go. fourth and goal. butch jones. central michigan. cincinnati. fourth year here. graduate of -- >> gary: he will take a time out with one second to go. what a job he's done. they came here. they did not match up talent-wise. the last two years they did but they lost. four years of work to get to >> gary: we talked about tough games coming up, they have a tough stretch but if they can get through there, remember, they finish off softly, south carolina, tennessee tech, kentucky, missouri, vandy -- the toughest part of their schedule is always at the beginning. >> verne: this is game one and this is hurd down to the one yard line. it's over. >> verne: let's go down to allie laforce, >> allie: coach, the streak is finally over after 11 long years of waiting. what did you tell this team at halftime to ignite what we j

gary: butch jones has done it. he's won more games every year, but with this win, i really believe, as you look at the athletic director right behind him, dave hart, this brings tennessee back to relevance. verne, i always thought that maybe tennessee was looking at those games as preseason games because the season started >> verne: right. 45 seconds to go. fourth and goal. butch jones. central michigan. cincinnati. fourth year here. graduate of -- >> gary: he will take a time out with one second to go. what a job he's done. they came here. they did not match up talent-wise. the last two years they did but they lost. four years of work to get to >> gary: we talked about tough games coming up, they have a tough stretch but if they can get through there, remember, they finish off softly, south carolina, tennessee tech, kentucky, missouri, vandy -- the toughest part of their schedule is always at the beginning. >> verne: this is game one and this is hurd down to the one yard line. it's over. >> verne: let's go down to >> allie: coach, the streak is finally over after 11 long years of waiting. what did you tell this team at halftime to ignite what we

things might be looking up for gary johnson because it was just announced that former nickelodeon star melissa joan hartd chair of his connecticut campaign. that's right. clarissa, it's perfect, he could really use something to explain it all to him. >> conan o'brien is so funny. >> he won the camerota laugh index. >> "snl" starts tomorrow, they postponed their start so that they could be after the first presidential debate and they will not take a hiatus throughout the election now. >> mckinnon is a minted star. will alec baldwin raise the trump game? >> i don't know. let us know what you think. i say no. >> that's good enough for me. "newsroom" with carol costello picks up after this break. t stuy by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really? only verizon was ranked number one nationally in data, reliability, text and call and speed. yeah. and you're gonna fist pump to that? get out of my sight. (announcer vo) unlimited isn't a good deal if it's on a cutrate network. switch now and get ou

gary: butch jones has done it. he's won more games every year, but with this win, i really believe, as you look at the athletic director right behind him, dave hartessee back to relevance. verne, i always thought that maybe tennessee was looking at those games as preseason games because the season started today. >> verne: right. 45 seconds to go. fourth and goal. butch jones. central michigan. cincinnati. fourth year here. graduate of -- >> gary: he will take a time out with one second to go. what a job he's done. they came here. they did not match up talent-wise. the last two years they did but they lost. four years of work to get to this point right here. >> gary: we talked about tough games coming up, they have a tough stretch but if they can get through there, remember, they finish off softly, south carolina, tennessee tech, kentucky, missouri, vandy -- the toughest part of their schedule is always at the beginning. >> verne: this is game one and this is hurd down to the one yard line. it's over. the streak has ended. >> verne: let's go down to allie laforce, with butch jones. >> allie: coach, the streak is finally over after 11 long years of

>> things might be looking up for gary johnson because it was just announced that former nickelodeon star melissa joan hart has been named chair of his connecticut campaign. that's right. clarissa. it's perfect because he could really use someone to explain it all to him. >> it's an interesting moment the anti-hillary or anti-trump vote? many people were going to the libertarian candidates and if they don't-- >> interesting to see how they respond to that. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? could yesterday's train crash in new jersey have been prevented? the railroad is trying to install life saving technology on tracks nationwide. kris van cleave looks into why there is a delay. >>> the investigation reveals a misuse ofon databases. hundreds of law enforcement officers and employees have been punished. ahead, how one victim says she was relentlessly harassed by a former sergeant. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> "usa today" reports on shares of deutsche bank plunging in european trading today. the stock fell as much as 8% to a record low. some investors beli

gary: butch jones has done it. he's won more games every year, but with this win, i really believe, as you look at the athletic director right behind him, dave hart, this brings tennessee back to relevance. verne, i always thought that maybe tennessee was looking at those games as preseason games because the season started today. 45 seconds to go. fourth and goal. butch jones. central michigan. cincinnati. fourth year here. graduate of -- >> gary: he will take a time out with one second to go. what a job he's done. they came here. they did not match up talent-wise. the last two years they did but they lost. four years of work to get to >> gary: we talked about tough games coming up, they have a tough stretch but if they can get through there, remember, they finish off softly, south carolina, tennessee tech, kentucky, missouri, vandy -- the toughest part of their schedule is always at the beginning. >> verne: this is game one and this is hurd down to the one yard line. it's over. >> verne: let's go down to allie laforce, with b finally over after 11 long years of waiting. what did you tell this team at halftime to ignite what we just saw in the se

gary: butch jones has done it. he's won more games every year, but with this win, i really believe, as you look at the athletic director right behind him, dave hart, this brings tennessee back to relevance. verne, i always thought that maybe tennessee was looking at those games as preseason games because the season started 45 seconds to go. fourth and goal. butch jones. central michigan. cincinnati. fourth year here. graduate of -- >> gary: he will take a time out with one second to go. what a job he's done. they came here. they did not match up talent-wise. the last two years they did but they lost. four years of work to get to >> gary: we talked about tough games coming up, they have a tough stretch but if they can get through there, remember, they finish off softly, south carolina, tennessee tech, kentucky, missouri, vandy -- the toughest part of their schedule is always at the beginning. >> verne: this is game one and this is hurd down to the one yard line. it's over. >> verne: let's go down to allia >> allie: coach, the streak is finally over after 11 long years of waiting. what did you tell this team at halftime to ignite what we just saw i

also in presidential news, actress melissa jones-hart has gned on to be the chair of libertarian candidate gary johnson presidential campaign in connecticut. she's going to be the connecticut chairperson for the libertarian candidate. she said that governors i love because they already ran their state like a little president, she says. so he gets the way things run, the politics of it all. and that is the actress helping governor johnson in the presidential race as we took a look at the other races that are taking place. back to our discussion about divided government. we have kathy calling in from sacramento, california. what do you think about divided government? caller: i don't think it should be divided. it should be diverse. we are america. there should be more than one. two parties. host: ok. so what do you mean? do you mean you like to see third parties? caller: no, third, fourth. host: ok. ok. up next, we have susan. she is calling in from revere, massachusetts. you prefer divided government. tell us why. caller: first of all, i want to commend that caller from new york. what he said re