bobby wanted him gone. meeting,. >> you said that the voter education project was like some of kennedy's reasoning behind that specific thing that would have less press coverage and therefore on the download be helping the support, but without too much press, what was the immediate coverage like? coverage was not as high profile at this moment. but it would be during freedom summer. so, when we get to freedom summer, the press is going to really come in the are going to be the main thing. >> i was wondering during the voter education and freedom summer, how do local mississippians respond and overcome terrorism and their fears of that to work with folks like bob? >> that is a great question. you mean how did african-americans in mississippi? >> especially lewis allen and herbert lee. >> fannie lou says when you get sick and tired of being sick and tired. there comes a moment when you are just not going to take it. not everybody stood up. what you have enough oaks in mississippi. she was using her independen

bobby kennedy and jack kennedy knew it. so check kennedy is giving his state of the union -- jack kennedy is giving his state of the union address and president kennedy is all, we are fighting for democracy and freedom and there is an opportunity for what is happening here on the globe because we have all of these people. it was the middle of decolonization. africans, asians arabs, latinos, those nations are getting free. imperial bonds are loosening and he sees this as an incredible moment for freedom in the global south. but he didn't mention the american south. in this freedom struggle. a kind of silence there. but he needed that silence, because what he was dealing with, he had just come back from the vienna summit. remember the one, his brother was trying to get the freedom riders to be quiet on? that didn't go so well. he met with khrushchev. and he took him to school. i mean ooh. this wasn't pretty. it really wasn't pretty and it was kennedy's fault. he a knowledge that later on. he thought what he could do, because

she had begun dating a well-known south bay car salesman named bobby lowe. that new relationship was going so well that on the evening of thursday, july 8th, bobby lowe took dee dee out to dinner at this restaurant to meet his father. >> i talked to her before her date. >> reporter: any sign that she was nervous about anything? >> she was in a happy state when i talked to her and we had made plans to hopefully, get together the following night and so i could get an update on the date. >> reporter: but that conversation never took place. >> i called her on friday and she didn't call me back, which was not unusual for dee dee. i called her on saturday and she didn't call me back. that was pretty typical. but by sunday, i started getting concerned. >> reporter: concerned, too, was daughter julie. she had talked of meeting her mom that same friday during a layover at l.a.x. >> i'll text you and have coffee and we laid over in los angeles. i didn't get a text. it was a little odd. but didn't think much of it. >> reporter: dee dee's son mike was beginning to worry

if at any time bobby says anything you don't like, i want you to express to bobby. going to do that. >> what is the fee? >> stephen: the fee? >> for the therapy? >> stephen: $400 an hour. i don't know, is couples double? is couples therapy double? i wouldn't know. how has your new year's been so far? do you have any resolutions of your own? >> we had a pretty sick house. >> everybody went down. >> so everybody went down pretty hard. >> stephen: and you have two kids, right? >> two kids. >> stephen: what's the age on these kids? >> 2 and 4. >> stephen: they are disease vectors. how are you ever-- how are you ever not sick with two kids. >> i had a 104 fever on new year's eve. >> stephen: who needs alcohol? you're just hallucinating at that point. >> that was fun. we watched "roadhouse." >> stephen: you watched "roadhouse" the patrick swazey's 1980s film. >> "wesley!" great film. >> stephen: we will cut this out out eventually. but i i auditioned. i was a young actor. i don't know what part of "roadhouse" i was supposed to be in. but i got called in. yeah. >> wow. >>

bobby, bobby, bobby. happy, happy, happy! >> some fled to inhabited areas after losing their homes to o developers. others have been kept as pets. the c.o.p. even has a full-time vet on the team. the orangutans spend every day training to return to the wild. the team had entered the trees with five youngsters aged between 2 and 4. they think the staff are their parents and cling to them happily. wild orangutans are raised by their mothers for around six years. they're taught how to find food, build nests, and other essential skills for living alone. but these five all lost their mothers soon after birth. after eating, instinct drives the orangutans to begin climbing. wild orangutans spend most of their lives in tall trees where they eat, defecate, sleep, and give birth. their human handlers cannot teach the babies these skills. all they can do is let them play in the woods and become used to life up high. the handlers check in on each of their orangutans every 30 minutes. detailed records help them gauge the growth of each ba

auction house executive bobby livingston volunteers to help sort things out.> i think howard knew what he was doing for his time. he's got every television show. he was obsessed with getting one of everything. >> so, rummaging through the unit is like a flashback to our childhoods. "good times"! >> these were publicity photos. you would have to get someone like howard to find you a picture of "good times." if people magazine, for instance, was doing an article on "good times," they would call howard. >> and then he would give it to them for a fee. >> that's right. but those days are long gone, and so, unfortunately, the value of these prints have gone down considerably. >> well, one thing that is never gonna be gone -- "dy-no-mite!" i love this guy. oh, my god -- j.j. bobby tells me you could sell these prints on ebay for a few dollars apiece -- and the signed ones, more like 10 bucks. >> it's fantastic, right? neat. >> but bobby does find, among the dime-a-dozen don johnsons, alfs, and mr. t's, some real gems. what do you have? >> well, you know, one of the c

bobby? >> i think the iranians will have always had difficulty understanding a government system where there are differences of opinion, and difference of opinion that are expressed so openly in public. that doesn't happen very often in iran, certainly not with this kind of public disagreement with the supreme leader who would be the equivalent to the presidency in the united states, so i don't think the iranians will be particularly -- will understand this very much, but i don't know that they'll get any comfort from this. they have at this point larger issues and greater fears to confront. >> mike pence was on the "today" show defending the administration and specifically yesterday's briefing. watch this. >> if we were to share all of the intelligence and in fact some of the most compelling evidence that qassem soleimani was preparing an imminent attack against american forces and american personnel also represents some of the most sensitive intelligence that we have. it could compromise t

bobby is one of the harshest places in india to be a farmer crop failure severe groundwater depletion food insecurity and uncertain cash flow out of widespread problems it's drought prone districts are seeing an increasing number of farmers suicides every year. in 2018 the number stood at 947. despair and hope of guaranteed returns had forced farmers like suneet kulkarni to concentrate on cash crops like sugarcane and so we have been the money he earned was always ploughed back into the farm for the next season this meant there was very little to feed his family. his wife was determined to break the cycle. when a man works on the farm where i live things about money what i want and the big decisions that need to be taken this is effective but a woman's approach is very different she thinks about the home and the needs of her family the food and the money that's required to survive well when they hit us. 3 years ago she insisted that her husband set aside one acre of farmland to grow fruit vegetables and greens to meet the food needs of the family not only that she insisted that the li

tonight -- bobby cannavale, author and actress amber tamblyn, from "project runway" designer christianiano, featuring the 8g banwith fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news senator booker announced today that he is dropping out of the presidential race and posted a video on youtube thanking his supporters and this is cool, every single one of them watched it [ laughter ] senator bernie sanders today denied reports that he privately told elizabeth warren in 2018 that a female candidate is incapable of defeating president trump. and in bernie's defense, even if he said it privately, we would have heard him [ laughter ] his whisper is everyone else's "i'd like to speak to the manager. [ laughter ] president trump this morning retweeted a doctored photo showing democratic leaders, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, wearing a turban and a hijab and to get him back, they posted a doctored

bobbie and bob.hey were my parents. >> with their names and social security numbers, rhonda and her friends tracked down a phone number in ohio. she dialed the number. a man answered. it was june 5th, 2010. >> i said are you robert dean christie, he said, yes. i said are you married to a barbara blackwelder, or were you? he said yes. i said i think i'm rhonda christie or do you know rhonda patricia christie and then there was a long pause. >> this is who she was talking to. his name is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i'd hesitated and she said this is your daughter rhonda. and it was something that clicked in my mind that i reck -- the voice rang a bell. >> and he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. rhonda is on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was shirley stoled you. >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i've ever had in my entire life, ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed

bobby ghosh. >> i think they realize they couldn't sustain that lie very much longer. quite a lot of attention had will be been paid. there were satellite imagery, too many people had been to the crash site and had noticed that there was an effort at a cover-up, so the lie could not be sustained any longer. they decided after trying very hard to deny it, to come out in front and accept it. >> bobby, in the meantime, i do want to get your assessment in the meantime of the response there in iran. you see those crowds after soul ma -- soleimani's funeral and hundreds of thousands of people and then people shouting out death to the leader. very unusual sounds. >> it's a big country and people with different views. and it's possible for people to hold both parties at the same time, being united in mourning, sole soleimani's death as well as against the regime. the important distinction is the crowds that came out last week for soleimani, they came out with the full support of the government. the government supported these demonstrations but the ones we saw last night, every

bobby was-ten. in the general was 6-foot four. [laughter]. i said to him, i'm going to say something to you on this longest experience of my live in the winds that i bear, he says for both of us, vietnam has been a very difficult event. since my time dealing with it is over. but on my advice to you, that you have a great future for your country in a larger future for the world. and you should protect it at all costs. do not get involved with vietnam. since becoming so much that you are held accountable. so the picture was taken on the cover, at the palace and had parked along the sand and just reflecting on white general. i've personally was a great fan. just out of emigration. for his abilities to lead in the creativeness of his thought process. robert kennedy was not necessarily that inspiring but he felt arrogant. >> he felt that he admitted he of the united states. problems for great britain. so is very important meeting. let the big thing or main thing about the kennedys as they absorb things. they have a loophole knowledge that is not e

that shot was made by a man named bobby plumb. [applause] here, we have the backboard off bobby's barn, which is the quintessential indiana basketball artifact. his dad put the backboard on the barn. here, he practiced over and over and over again so that he was able to make that winning shot and ultimately went on to play basketball for butler university in indianapolis. finally, i would like to focus on another famous indian export. the jackson five. they came out of gary, indiana. here, we have costumes from a 1976 tour as well as the traveling trunk. they had a primetime television special, their record sold millions. individual members of the family then went on to greater stardom. when people come from indiana, from all over the world, they recognize the jacksons. they are one of the biggest exports from indiana in terms of both cultural and musical influence. we continue to see that influence today. here in american originals, i call this the aha gallery. so many people from indiana, people had no idea were from this state.

yes i don't know hunger strike their streets named after him around the world did you meet bobby sands if you meet francis hughes no no but then names they meant nothing to you well in terms of any kind of revolutionary and dario you never heard it out we never heard of bobby sands and fact i mean i don't even know it was green booked in other words if he was a fully fledged member of there is a. book but when he dated cos shock waves in the north and everybody all around the world oh when people came from they said the cardinal from roll nice and politicians from dublin and from london. and amman francis he's i remember there was something like a 100000 people went to public sounds as you know there were francis she stayed. there was a concerted effort to make sure that there wasn't that kind of throw night so the body was ordered to be taken away to his family all no one was allowed to get near it it was buried with just a few 100 people at the gravesite and it was said that on the b.b.c. you know august break and the support is staying away we'll stop you there more from will he cal

in 2016 bobbi kristina's father, singer bobby brown joined his daughter's estate to file a $10 millionugh he was never charged in the case a judge ordered him to pay $36 million to her estate. gordon's brother telling abc news overnight, we are devastated by the loss of my beautiful brother. he leaves a void in the hearts of my family and his friends. nick's battle in life was not an easy one. now, gordon's brother also went on to say, i was able to hold his hand as he journeyed on. next month will mark the eight-year anniversary of whitney houston's death. so much tragedy in this situation, whit. >> that is for sure. amy robach for us, thank you. >>> we do want to turn now to the dramatic rescue caught on camera. a b.a.s.e. jumper who got stuck on a vertical rock face in arizona hundreds of feet above the ground. will reeve is here now with the incredible video. will, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. scott frankson has been b.a.s.e. jumping for decades and had close calls but likely none as close as this dangling off the face of a cliff. his plight and rescue all caught

former premier league referee bobby madley reflects on the video that got him the sack. for it. that is not me being blase about it. i let myself down and i let a lot of people down, but a lot of people under stress that i should not have done. and a day shy of her 19th birthday, boxer caroline dubois tells us how she feels about stepping up to the senior ranks. also coming up on sportsday... fancy buying manchester united for £20 million? that's what michael knighton nearly did just over 30 years ago. he didn't and tells us it was the biggest mistake of his life. welcome to the programme. we'll start sportsday with the story that has dominated the news for months now. the australian bushfires continue to devastate large swathes of the country, killing at least 27 people since september, destroying the lives of thousands having already burned through an area five times the size of wales. sport can seem irrelevent at these moments. whilst some have cancelled and some are continuing, some are being used to raise awareness and crucially millions of pounds to help those hard

he begins working with new hampshire auction company exec bobby livingston, who had dealt with earl's but had never seen his entire collection. when livingston comes to texas and steps into the davis home for the first time, his jaw drops. >> i was there to pick up these alamo documents. and we know how much bob davis loved these things. we really didn't understand how much bob davis collected. >> or the variety of what he collected. >> i looked, and he goes, "well there's bonnie parker's gun." and i'm like, "what?" [ gunshots ] and my eyes lit up. >> that's next on "strange inheritance." >> here's another quiz question for you. though clyde barrow never served in the military, he did tattoo his arm with the insignia of which branch? the navy, the army, or the marines? the answer when we return. plastic. it's our most dangerous addiction. so we took our worst vice, and turned it into the dna for a better system. we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want. ♪ >> so, which military insignia did clyde barrow tattoo on his arm? the an

well in terms of any kind of revolutionary and dare you will never serve it out we never heard of bobby sands and fact i mean i don't even know it was green booked in other words if he was a fully fledged member of their. book but when he dated course shock waves in the north and everybody all around the world oh when people came from they said the cardinal from roll nice and politicians from dublin and from london. and amman francis's i remember there was something like a 100000 people went of obvious answers you know there were francis she stayed. there was a concerted effort to make sure that there was that cadence of a night so. the body was ordered to be taken away to his family all no one was allowed to get near it it was buried with just a few 100 people at the gravesite and it was said bell on the b.b.c. it will break and the support is staying away will stop you there more from will he call him and my 5 agents after this break. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida you know

sheffield united celebrations before kick—off and will continue long after it tonight. 18 months ago bobbyy was one of england's top referees. a recognisable face in a premier league football ground, he was living out his dream. then, after sending a video to a friend mocking a disabled person, he was sacked, destroying his career and his reputation. now trying to rebuild his life in norway, he's been speaking to the bbc about how he's come to terms with what happened. and embarrassed of myself now. embarrassed and this is not an embarrassment because i got caught. now i look and think ok, i did not have social media, i have a social media account now and very very conscious of everything that i put on there. everywhere they put on there, everything i like on there because i am now knowing that anything taken because i am now knowing that anything ta ken out because i am now knowing that anything taken out of context can reflect on me as a person. i cannot apologise for it enough. i let myself down and let a lot of people down. put people under stress which i should not have done. and the

which is this he said it has to be bobby's i have jack's. he did get first choice so that they started to think about the senators many of them i knew some of them i didn't at least one senator here or to that you would know little about one of them i have never heard of before. but then connie around the same time that you do your job better weather practice medicine or practice law. and then you learn the history and then you do a better. so with the senators or the senate all inexpensive because nobody was reading them. [laughter] and then to say first of all i interviewed 100 people so the book was laid out to talk about these eight senators and the commentary and i wrote it for the same season one - - the same reason even we talk about it when the workers took the canary down into the mine if the canary died he was on his own he didn't have a union to make them safe. so this book is about the role of government and to build people's lives. and mythology and blooms and workers and civil rights and women's rights and all of that. >> so wh

you can watch the full interview with bobby madley interview with bobby madley on football focus tomorrowon bbc one. brighton goalkeeper maty ryan is the latest sportsman to pledge his support to help the australian bushfire relief efforts. the australia number one is from plumpton near sydney and he's promised to donate around 260 pounds for every registered save by a premier league keeper this weekend. shane warne says he's been "blown away" by the generosity that saw his "baggy green" australia cap raise more than half a million pounds for the bushfire appeal. the cap was bought by a bidder from sydney, with the winning bid ofi million australian dollars coming in the final minute of the auction. warne wore it throughout his career, in which he became test cricket's second most successful bowler. several warm up tournaments for the australian open have been affected by the bushfires, including an event the british number six katie swan played in. it was due to be held in the capital canberra but the players weren't able to train there due to the air quality and it had to be moved to me

gordon's death comes nearly five years after brown, the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown,in a bathtub. she died after six months in a coma.d gordon for he was never charged but was found liable in a wrongful death lawsuit. gordon's attorney did not give a cause of death. >>> police near birmingham, alabama, have now formally charged a california man in the kidnapping and beating d ween of a w.anom c rgo n.bo police say the two may have evthis was an isolated incident, not a serial crime. abc's steve osunsami repor >>ep rts e end rrofes at wanil aused kidnapper and free his alleged victim.n who was held at bleeding on sunday. ter: she s and screaming for help. poli negotiated still inside is who was not giving up easily and had to be tased. >> we were just terrified because we didn't know whether he had a gun or he was going to be shooting or what. >> reporter: witnesses say he tried to drag the woman into the woods and was stopped by a man from a nearby church who followed the van and called police. >> i didn't have all the facts. the only thing i did know, i wasn't going

i agree with bobby on this. >> bobby ghosh. >> bobby ghosh. it is a good thing when the united states shows solidarity or some concern for human rights abroad. you have to walk a fine line here. you do not want this to be seen as an american orchestrated uprising. if trump stayed silent they would say this was a u.k. ambassador in iran. it goes back to everything is a british theory. be careful how you play this because you don't want to essentially rob, again, these protesters of their own agency. let them do what they have to do. offer the support but don't over promise something you cannot deliver. >> the president has said several times now that four embassies were under imminent danger of attack. i'm curious about what's publicly available or from your sources. >> it's been reported in several places that it wasn't quite an imminent threat. with qassem soleimani there was always a threat. he lived to undermine interests. he was supporting paramilitary efforts turning their guns on the americans. i have not seen the evidence and the intell

. >> bobby kimmel was a guitar player that i met in tucson. one of the best vocal groups i'd ever heard. >> bobby joined our family group, and then he and i used to play as a duet sometimes. ♪ >> we played little clubs in tucson, but there wasn't very much opportunity for us there. at some point reality stepped in. my sister had they kids. and then my brother went to work for the police department. bobby wanted to earn some money playing music, so he went off to california. and i was the last man standing. ♪ all the leaves are brown and the sky is gray ♪ >> i went to l.a. with the intention of forming a band. when i saw the quality of the singers that were out there, i started writing to linda saying if you come out, we could form a band and get a record deal. ♪ if i was in l.a. >> i knew they had more clubs to play in los angeles. ♪ california dreaming >> i was telling her, this is kind of an iffy thing. you might starve to death or find yourself washing dishes and waiting tables before you ever get discovered. she said, i'm willing to take t

. >> bobby kimmel was a guitar player i met in tucson.ne of the best vocal groups i had ever heard. >> bobby joined our family group, and then he and i used to play as a duet sometimes. ♪ >> we played little clubs in tucson, but it wasn't very much opportunity for us there. at some point reality stepped in. my sister had three kids, and then my brother went to work for the police department. bobby wanted to earn some money playing music, so he went off to california, and i was the last man standing. you leave it to me. i'll get your taxes in an ok place. what? just as soon as my audit's over, this gets my undivided attention. you take a lot of trips to the caymans, phil? pretty great, right? oh phil's legally dead. fell off a boat. going by denis now. celery. long story. what do we got here. oh. not going to want to see this. i don't think this is going to work. just ok is not ok. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a line for 4 lines. new from at&t if your glasses aren't so will w

cbsnews.com reports nick gordon, ex-partner of bobbi kristina brown, has died at the age of 30. gordon's attorney confirmed his death but did not give a cause. it comes nearly five years after brown, the daughter of singers whitney houston and bobby brown, was found facedown and unresponsive in a bathtub. she died after six months in a coma. the medical examiner's office was not able to determine how brown died. an autopsy showed she had morphine, cocaine, alcohol, and other drugs in her body. her family sued gordon, accusing him of giving her a toxic cocktail. he was found liable and ordered to pay $36 million to brown's estate. >>> the "idaho statesman" reports police say the mother of two missing idaho children knows where they are or what happened to them. 7-year-old joshua vallow and 17-year-old kiley ryan have not been seen since september. the police department says their mother, lori vallow daybell, has refused to work with law enforcement. investigators have pleaded with the mother and husband to come forward with information.ry hd provide and come up with the evidence

that's how i would read it. >> and bobby, how would you read it? >> well, it is consistent with a pattern that we've seen for weeks on end. and if the new leader, the replacement of general sole mimi has vowed to continue of the campaign, well, this is part of this campaign. u.s. bases, u.s. positions have been attacked for weeks on end. there has been an escalating pattern here. so it might simply be a part of that. but as the general says and he knows this better than most, that this is much more likely to be a group that is expressing its loyalty to the fallen loyalty by firing off a few rockets. >> and secretary of state mike pompeo said that this is part of a plan. what do we know about a plan that will be next if and when a response is felt by the united states or interests that are very close to the united states? >> officials have said that they have a list of targets to go after it if in fact about there is a retaliation that requires a further american response. that of course raises the larger question of where it ends. is this the he be

the daughter of singer whitney houston bobbi brown died after six months in a coma. brown's family blamed gordon for her death. he was never charged but was found liable in a wrongful death lawsuit. gordon was taken in by whitney houston when he was 12. there's no official word on his cause of death. >>> now to the repentent pontiff. pope francis was quick to issue a public apology for his flash of anger while greeting the faithful on new year's eve. francis was grabbed by a woman who wouldn't let go, so he slapped her a few times. the incident went viral and now francis is calling it a bad example. abc's adrienne bankert reports. >> reporter: pope francis is apologizing hours after slapping a woman's hand to free himself from her grip. this video seen by millions. the pontiff greeting the faithful after a prayer service in st. peter's square on new year's eve smiling and shaking hands. suddenly a woman grabs the 83-year-old and yanks him towards her. visibly stunned, he slapped her hand away. the pope admitted at times we lose our patience. me too and i apologize fo

brown was the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown gordon's attorneys confirmed the death tmzbeen an overdose, but no official details have been released on a cause. gordon staff comes nearly 5 years after bobbi kristina was found dead in a bath tub in january of 2015 the family blamed to gordon they accused him of giving her a toxic cocktail before putting her face down in the water. gordon was never charged but he was found responsible in a wrongful death lawsuit an atlanta judge ordered him to pay $36 million to brown's estate. >>a new drama looks at the effects of capital punishment on condemned inmates and to those who oversee executions. rick damigella has a preview of clemency. i keep doing it. i do my job alfre woodard plays a prison warden affected by overseeing executions in clemency we can decide whether a pro or con capital punishment. but. let's have a look at the people that we say i don't know that you do it. well you need to you need to see who does it end and how it affects their life and how how it destroys the out is hodge portrays a condemned man the ambiti

bobby berkowitz. ron paul. and the rest of you are. exceptional peace plan mr president it's good to be here with the other distinguished ladies and gentlemen of your administration with senators and members of congress who are israel's greatest friends on capitol hill thank you. thank you. with the embassadors. of the united arab emirates bus train and oman what a pleasure to see you here and what a song that portends. i was going to say of the future what a song different sounds of the president. to all of you into the many distinguished other distinguished guests who are here today. this is a historic day and it recalls another historic day we remember may 14th 1908 because on that day president truman became the 1st world leader to recognize the state of israel after our 1st prime minister david ben-gurion declared our independence that day charted a brilliant future mr president i believe that down the decades. and perhaps down the centuries we will also remember january 28th 2020 because on this day you became the 1st world leade

bobby kennedy -- in fact they were supporters of joe mccarthy.by kennedy worked for joe mccarthy. sccarthy is godfather to rfk' oldest daughter. mccarthy dated one of the kennedy girls. he had been at the kennedy compound and hyannis port. they were really close. they were intense, irish catholic anti-communists, the kennedys and mccarthy. so kennedy really wants castro out. and by that point, in 1960, so did nixon. next he became convinced that this guy had to go. he had to be removed. eisenhower, however,-so the world does not know this, but the eisenhower administration was already working on a plan, a covert action plan, to try to take out castro. but eisenhower did not want to act on it, especially prior to the election, because he thought it would look like they were trying to influence the election. nixon later wrote about this in one of his first memoir books. greatcalled six crises, a book, really, really good. so what did they do? nixon kennedy had a bunch of debates, right? radio and television. what is the general assessment, who won

series ever made the aptly named bobby long lent the 1st 16 episodes had a budget of 40000000 euros courtesy of sky and germany's main public broadcaster a r d it's been such a success internationally series 3 is said to have a similar budget it begins on sky germany this weekend. and old hollywood maxim says a film should start with an earthquake and work up to a climax the earthquake in babylon berlin is a stock market crash of 1929 and many see only one way out. hollywood could have hardly state it better or doc. our hero is caught up in the maelstrom of the world economic crisis commission again. traumatized by world war one he's now a mental wreck addicted to drugs but still a great investigator. of the new season is again based on a novel by far. in the silent deaths silent movies of being edged out by talkies. the new season of babylon berlin is set in the glamorous world of the film industry at a time of rapid change being in the spotlight is not always easy but shouldn't be facing . us can also see it. on berlin the pinnacle of german t.v. series production with great attention to d

on the 77 percent the top bobby issued stuff. this is where you cut. the 77 percent this weekend on d w. this is news coming to you live from more than 170 people are dead after a ukrainian airliner crashes near tehran's airport. state t.v. says passengers and crew aboard the plane were killed when it went shortly after takeoff. coming up. claims at least 80 americans have been killed. on u.s. targets in iraq iran launches the strikes in retaliation for the targeted killing of a top iranian general. u.s. president trump plans.

bobby fischer. this is where you. are 77 percent this weekend on d w. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes why is the d r c struggling to struck knees ill's helpful denies ations on the ground facts in 18 children 5000 people are getting infected every week. and the kenyan putting an eco friendly twist on care exchange. then meet. from tanzania it's rare for women in her community to play sports but she's kicking out old school attitudes one soccer game at a time. hello i'm christine one come to africa it's good to have you along we've reported extensively on this program about the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo which is the world's 2nd deadliest strong record but it's another if it is raging in the d.r. sea nasals the country is desperately vaccinating children as it suffers the world's largest outbreak off the infectious disease mol than $5000.00 people died of measles in congo in 2019 most of them were children. at the age of 5 i'll be talking to a health official on the ground in kinshasa after this report. inch a

i am bobby. i have been an rn for 43 years. sen.ren: thank you, bobbi. >> and i still am working, mostly in mental health. my question is, and i'm so saddened by this, is i work at a daycare center, a daycare that helps with ids, adults and mentally ill. these people in iowa have gotten their insurance changed twice in the last two years. this poor man came to me crying. his id, he has to get -- he can't have his psychiatrist he has had for 20 years because they won't accept his insurance. i am just appalled with this. these people don't have a voice. i want to be their voice. i want to stick up for them. this is just appalling. why are we allowing this to happen? i want some change. i really feel like you are going to be our next president. i have total faith in you. you change this for us. sen. warren: ok, bobbi, let's do this together. [applause] sen. warren: thank you. that is excellent. let's talk about how we can make that change. i love this. thank you for your work. most of all, thank you for standing up for the people who d

a friend of mine used to go around in the sixties with bobby kennedy giving cases of money and then we have the equivalent in the south so the only thing worse than having the local partner one - - power party brokers is not having them. because then they vanish then the party is a label that billionaires like bloomberg or stier can buy for just before coming here i went to the website of the democratic party out of curiosity so my grandmother who grew up on a farm in central texas her african-american friends with the civil rights revolution with very similar backgrounds in high school educated were part of the travis county democratic party. so i went to see how i could join and they just had a donate button. the national and the state and the county was donate. that tells you something about the structure of politics. now it is a spectator sport unless you are a pollster. >> so to finish up with the 21st century class look like clicks so there is no victory in these wars and these conservatives when everything with public discourse and what does the settlement look like i argue you

needs to respond, in a "wall street journal" op-ed bobby jindal writes.ana governor, is joining us now, democrat claim expanding government coverage of healthcare with higher taxes will make americans he'l health, what is simplest reinc simplestt will not work. >> democrats are great at shifting costs from the private sector to taxpayers that is medicare for all and obamacare. americans like their private health care, they would like it to be more affordable. republicans need to play offense not defense, be laser focused on reducing cost, they could start -- they could get bipartisan winning by lowering drug costs, ending surprise building and provide moretance -- transparency in hospital pricing. that would help reduce health care costs and allow americans to keep private insurance they like. >> governor thank you for addressing this. this issue is so important, and g.o.p. has drop the ball, i want to ask about free market solutions, free market works everywhere include health care, you look at lac at -- what wille for us to move toward more free market

in offensive against the un backed government in tripoli ugandan singer turned presidential hopeful bobby wine has been released by police after being detained while driving for a political rally wine is hoping to run for president next year he has been facing harassment from the authorities in uganda. the u.s. territory of puerto rico has been struck by a $5.00 magnitude earthquake that hit off the island southern coast and caused several homes to collapse it was the largest of several quakes to shake the island over the past week no casualties been reported. well the trial of former film producer harvey weinstein has started in new york weinstein is facing charges of rape and sexual solved by 2 women at the same time he faces new charges in los angeles the district attorney there has charged him with raping one woman and sexually assaulting another in 2013 weinstein has a night at the newark new york charges and he says any sexual encounters were consensual the disgraced former hollywood mogul harvey weinstein arriving at the new york supreme court the 67 year old continues to use a wal

of the 77 percent speech bobbie issue. this is where. the 77 percent this weekend on d w. this is a 15 year old girl. being gang raped. as teacher is beating a boy for talking back and class. for the rest of the class watches. and here is told worst thing by his mother. breaking up last. a child sleeps in the streets because her family through her. fear. online bullying. pushes a teenager over the edge. just because you can see violence against children doesn't mean others and there are make them visible visible. my violence against children disappear. this is the videos coming to you live from berlin and the united states office peace talks to iran but no abs are still on edge even as emergency sirens sounded in baghdad's green zone president dahmer tromps ambassador to the united nations office serious negotiations have been down to preconditions. coming up. kill terrorists and strike action across france as the union stepped up their battle against proposed french or for.

now our correspondent crash my is standing by for us in beijing he's been tracking that virus for us bobby i understand china's health minister has given a rare sunday news conference want to have to say. yeah i mean he basically a convey the message that it's really a great threat and several additional steps have been taken for example i'm china bents it's wildlife trade and it's significant because medical experts assume that the grown up by risk originated from a market in what they were selling exotic animals like snakes crocodiles and also but it's also we know that the problems of one dong that's in the south of china has introduced a new regulation that requires all citizens to wear face masks in public and if you don't wear anything he smiles in public then you are by law i'm not allowed to enter restaurants and other facilities and maybe the most severe restrictions are place on the on that's the epicenter of the virus starting from today even individual cops traffic is spent and yeah the city is basically on lockdown yet many cities across china are on lockdown mean that must be