there is bobby kennedy. [laughter] bobby has him so nervous about the upcoming convention he is thinking of putting the country in his wife's name. [laughter] [applause] but bobby was just trying to be helpful and said he wanted a johnson-humphrey ticket but he didn't say where two. every time he offers to help, a voice from the white house says, please, bobby, we would rather lose ourselves. he is one of those rare people, bobby is, who can say exactly the right thing, at the right time, to the wrong person. if it seems i am picking on julie on the opposition but note i am taking on the leadership of the democratic party. because i am sure there are millions of buying, patriotic members that are deeply disturbed or what has taken place in the nation's capital, as we moved from 1960 and the new frontier to the great society. they know the great society is not the wave of the future. it is the and of an era, the dismal rehash of the methods, language, and philosophy of the past. host: from october 1967, that

it was rough with bobby kennedy. he was ruthless on lbj in the interim in between the two weeks that he resigned. accusing johnson of appealing to the darker impulses of the american spirit. i got a memo that i sent to nixon. it is astounding how ruthless he is on the president. we assume the president is going to stay in. mr. nixon said keep gathering that, we have better quotes than that. he believed more than i did that we might wind up with robert kennedy as the candidate and you would have another kennedy run. but i always thought humphrey was the candidate that had great depth on the left wing of the democratic party from that '48 convention. he was mr. civil rights. he had put civil rights on the floor of the senate and ran it through lbj. he had labor and could bring together the antiwar groups, which he eventually did, as well as the senator of the democratic party. the deep south was gone. >> robert from maryland, go ahead. >> caller: good morning, mr. buchanan and the lady, as well as you, mr. scully. i'm

. >> bobby minter. >> bobby minter, human blood expert.>> bill capps. >> bill capps, tech no geek. tracks bad guys through cyber-space. happens to be a crack shot. >> james randolph. >> james randolph. ex-police department rebel. strategy his specialty. shaking things up a particular skill. >> we're the cream of the crop. and our job was to find kate waring. not finding kate was not an option. >> experience told james the best place to start was with kate herself. >> if we listen to kate, she'll tell us where she is. >> james went to the house on the battery, up the stairs, down the hall, and into kate's bedroom. >> these type cases, you have to take on the personality, and you have to see this person's world through their eyes. >> he looked around, the notes in kate's handwriting made sense. why chinese paper money? and why was her brand new prescription sitting there untouched? >> the medication in which she had gotten for a prescription was still on her dresser, unused. >> that medication was her lifeline. she needed it to counter depre

sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we feel bart can do something to honor oscar grant can change the name to fruitvale grant " bart provided this statement about the renaming request "our policy is stations cannot be named after individuals, it has to be tied to a location. so it is location based. what we are doing, and we are working closely with the family, is bart has commissioned a mural and it's going to go up at the fruitvale station. it's going to honor oscar grant," oscar grant's family says they can get around the location requirement in the station name with simple word play for instance naming the station the fruitvale-grant station sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we can work around that and overcome the name issues, next step is bart board looks at proposal and gets back to us " gabe slate kron 4 news. ( robin ) ( robin )oakland police say they're continuing to reduce gun violence in the city.they announced in a tweet that 250 handguns... 125 long guns and 197 pistols from the crime lab were melted at a foundry thursday.the department says some of the guns h

. >> bobby minter. >> bobby minter, human blood hound.people without them knowing it his specialty. >> bill capps. >> bill capps, techno geek. tracks bad guys through cyber-space. happens to be a crack shot. >> james randolph. >> james randolph. ex-police department rebel. strategy his specialty. shaking things up a particular skill. >> we're the cream of the crop. and our job was to find kate waring. not finding kate was not an option. >> experience told james the best place to start was with kate herself. >> if we listen to kate, she'll tell us where she is. >> james went to the house on the battery, up the stairs, down the hall, and into kate's bedroom. >> these type cases, you have to take on the personality, and you have to see this person's world through their eyes. >> he sat there for a bit, looked around. the russian notes in kate's handwriting made sense, but why chinese paper money? and why was her brand-new prescription sitting there untouched? >> the medication in which she had gotten for a prescription was still on her dresse

bobby will be attorney general. and clifford later says, it was sort of scary to see how the operated and it was kind of scary to see how jack and some sense, jfk, was intimidated by his dad. his dad was this commanding presence and really kind of -- but it's funny because jfk had a way of needling his father and diffusing situations with humor and there's one account where joe kennedy was just -- was being very critical of one of his daughters for spending too much money. just ripping into her and she storms out of the room crying, and then she comes back and kennedy says, just calm down weapon decided dad just needs to work a little harder. and then even his father laughed and said, all right, perhaps i overreacted there. he has a very complex relationship with his father. he admired his force and his toughness. he once told someone never seen my dad read a book. so he didn't think he had the intellectual interest and curiosity he would have liked, but he saw he was formidable guy and spend a lot of his life tryin

this is a big one. >> kennedy holes up with his brother bobby and his team.r. his target? the old guard of the democrats. he knows they plan to crush him. >> kennedy had a major foe trying to bring him down at every opportunity. his name was linden b. johnson, the senate majority leader from texas. >> johnson wants the nomination for himself, and he's prepared to play dirty. >> linden johnson's allies and friends at the convention begin to talk about kennedy's health problems. >> kennedy had serious health problems, addison's disease. he had a hormonal deficiency that could have killed him. in fact, his father put medicine in safe deposit vaults all over the united states so that kennedy would never run short. >> so, what johnson does is he makes it a campaign issue. the kennedy forces denied it vociferously and had doctors come out and say he was above average in health and energy and vitality, and he had never had so-called addison's disease, and they lied through their teeth. >> kennedy's illness is never mentioned again. it's a victory for jfk's team, if

and i mean this is when our leaders like bobby kennedy get murdered as soon as they get elected. it was a very, very traumatized time. >> professor joseph, i will let you take angela in north olmsted ohio, on that line of people between 30 and 60 years old. good morning. >> caller: yes, good morning, and happy holidays to everybody in whatever way you celebrate today. i just want to say that when they started killing off all of the civil rights leaders, with towards martin luther king and malcolm x, when all of the big people were gone, they swept us under the rug and said they're all a bunch of criminals and hoodlum, then they started locking us up in droves. it wouldn't matter if you were just, just if you was black, you would get locked up because you walked across the street sideways or something. and if you, you were the enemy against them, and now the police just shooting, running people over, they don't care. i never thought i would live to see anything like this in my lifetime. when my grandmother told me she never thought she would live to see a black man in the white ho

bobby, you can enter at any time. >> being a woman -- an obstacle. there must be a lot of situations were being a woman gives you special intro where people can go. >> i get that question at the time. isn't it hard being a woman? know, i think it's a great advantage but for me, i can access women, move around on detected, often. in many of the countries where i worked, women are underestimated. the kind of don't even paying attention to me. i've been able to move around. in yemen -- i could wear local quotes. no one knows i'm even foreign. >> you and your friends there. [laughter] >> they would see me and look at me and waivers on. we went through 35 checkpoints and they would look at the woman and seiko. >> i was in the back as much as i could. >> first you were in the front and this is not a good idea. we have a white, foreign man in front of the car. these images are from there. i'm sure this story was difficult because the government didn't want journalist there. we had to sneak in through neighboring chad. i was working with them in 2004 and we

bobbie -- without bobbie's help and bobbie's support and encouragement for this renovation, it might not have happened, so thank you, bobbie, for really understanding the bigger vision here. a special shoutout to gary cannonand melinda schrade. they've made an incredibly generous gift that will enable us to convert the fields us us into athletic fields that can be used year-round. we're just going to get more kids playing on the fields because of their generosity, so thank you very much, sacred heart. the mayor and supervisor brown gave a shoutout to sheryl davis, but sheryl deserves as many shoutout as we can give her. before that, sheryl running mo' magic was amazing. i was to recognize the western addition, prosac for all of their help. so many partners, and it just speak to see what the mayor said about the importance of this space. very briefly, let me just acknowledge the design and construction team because they are extraordinary. this is a design done by our very own department of public works. i want to thank mohamed and jen and the entire design team for their work. it is a

sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " today was the official day, i actually handed in the application" oscar grant's uncle bobby showed me the paperwork he turned into the bart board of directors requesting that the fruitvale station be renamed after oscar. sound from oscar b feel bart can do something to honor oscar grant can change the name to fruitvale grant " bart provided this statement about the renaming request "our policy is stations cannot be named after individuals, it has to be tied to a location. so it is location based. what we are doing, and we are working closely with the family, is bart has commissioned a mural and it's going to go up at the fruitvale station. it's going to honor oscar grant," oscar grant's family says they can get around the location requirement in the station name with simple word play for instance naming the station the fruitvale-grant station sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we can work around that and overcome the name issues, next step is bart board looks at proposal and gets back to us " gabe slate kron 4 news. (catherine) you might have

sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we feel bart can do something to honor oscar grant can changefruitvale grant " bart provided this statement about the renaming request "our policy is stations cannot be named after individuals, it has to be tied to a location. so it is location based. what we are doing, and we are working closely with the family, is bart has commissioned a mural and it's going to go up at the fruitvale station. it's going to honor oscar grant," oscar grant's family says they can get around the location requirement in the station name with simple word play for instance naming the station the fruitvale-grant station sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we can work around that and overcome the name issues, next step is bart board looks at proposal and gets back to us " gabe slate kron 4 news. ( james ) ( james ) bart directors voted unanimously to approve a new four-year contract with the transit district's police officers... giving them a 16 percent pay raise over the next four years. bart says that nationwide - salaries for police officers are rising -- and t

said we don't want to burn to death, so bobby hutton came out and attempt to surrender and was i was on my way to figure out how to get to cuba, you have to go to a very roundabout way, take a flight in algeria to cuba. i got there and i got a message, "wait, eldridge is coming to algeria." host: kathleen cleaver joining us in studio. did you want to ask something? guest: yes. when we sink about the immediate aftermath of dr. king's assassination, his funeral in atlanta is going to be seen by over 100 million americans. mule, ain is carried by mule train in atlanta. every major presidential funerale attends king's -- eugene mccarthy, bobby kennedy, hubert humphrey, richard nixon. president lyndon johnson, because of security concerns, does not attend the funeral, but equivalentorded the of a state funeral. when we think about what's going on with college campuses in black communities, there's a huge sense of mourning. at times, there is a sense of rage. 125 cities erupted in violence. then there's a sense of organizing that takes place, as well. when we think about the king assassina

are you prepared to deal with bobby kennedy? >> i'm not really prepared to deal with anybody, so far as my candidacy is concerned. i committed myself to a group of young people and i thought rather idealistic adults in american society. i said i would be their candidate and i intend to run as i committed myself to run. if a situation develops at a convention, of course, where i can't win, i will release my delegates. i don't have any other power over them, anyway. i don't have a bloc of delegates whom i can trade with. if i did have, i wouldn't trade with them. so far as i'm concerned, it will be an open and free convention. i'll run as hard as i can in every primary and stand as firm as i can at the convention. if i find i can't win, i will say to my delegates, you're free people, go for whoever you want and make the best judgment that you can make. >> courtesy of cbs news and that interview was conducted after the announcement of senator robert f. kennedy. michael cohen, as you watch eugene mccarthy, your reaction. >> i think

ask bobby questions too. >> i am struck by how casual. these are such heavy images and i am struck by how casual you both are. with all due respect. i really mean that. i don't exactly know my question but i don't know if anyone else is feeling that but i am feeling really, i don't know, emotional about what i am seeing. i am sorry. with respect. your laughter and some of what i am hearing. >> absolutely and i respect you coming up. it is important. we have been doing this work for almost two decades and we live in these situations almost all the time and our job is to bring you in and make you care and it creates an emotion. don't mistake my laughter for being insensitive. it is that i am a human being and i live in these situations all the time and i need to process what i see and i need to live. i need to have some relief when i am not there. don't get me wrong. when i'm there i am crying just like you. i'm next to people. i met funerals. i'm watching a mother hold her dying child and i am weeping as i am shooting. if i have a moment i

bobbie -- without bobbie's help and bobbie's support and encouragement for this renovation, it might not have happened, so thank you, bobbie, for really understanding the bigger vision here. a special shoutout to gary cannonand melinda schrade. they've made an incredibly generous gift that will enable us to convert the fields us us into athletic fields that can be used year-round. we're just going to get more kids playing on the fields because of their generosity, so thank you very much, sacred heart. the mayor and supervisor brown gave a shoutout to sheryl davis, but sheryl deserves as many shoutout as we can give her. before that,

sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we feel bart can do something to honor oscar grant can change " bart provided this statement about the renaming request "our policy is stations cannot be named after individuals, it has to be tied to a location. so it is location based. what we are doing, and we are working closely with the family, is bart has commissioned a mural and it's going to go up at the fruitvale station. it's going to honor oscar grant," oscar grant's family says they can get around the location requirement in the station name with simple word play for instance naming the station the fruitvale-grant station sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we can work around that and overcome the name issues, next step is bart board looks at proposal and gets back to us " gabe slate kron 4 news. ( james ) bart directors voted unanimously to approve a new four-year contract with the transit district's police officers... giving them a 16 percent pay raise over the next four years. bart says that nationwide - salaries for police officers are rising -- and the new labor package is n

we have bobby franklin and jackie kelly.obby, what do you make of the fact that uber and lift are going out at the same time and a particularly volatile time? is it a good idea? it's ai don't know if good idea, but i think it is about time for uber. it is important that we have some successful ipos. venture backed companies need that help the ipo market. when you to find success when companies go there and these are clearly be companies. i would like to see changes in the ipo market so it welcoming to all entrepreneurs and to the 8000 companies that venture capitalists invested in last year. emily: what is the choreography going to be for these two companies, filing in the same week? are they going public on the same day? how does this work? jackie: it's a good question, and we are excited that a lot of the unicorns we've been waiting massivelyll be choreograph. the most important thing is that the companies perform well to do want to see some of these hot companies have a great debut. emily: do you think they will perform w

hometown of augusta, home of the masters tournament, founded by the greatest amateur golfer of all time, bobby jones. the walker cup, played by teams of the best amateur golfers from the united states and great britain and ireland every two years, was named after president bush's grandfather and his namesake.

hometown of augusta, home of the masters tournament, founded by the greatest amateur golfer of all time, bobby jones. the walker cup, played by teams of the best amateur golfers from the united states and great britain and ireland every two years, was named after president bush's grandfather and his namesake.

the famous match with bobby reid is was quite extraordinary. —— bobby riggs —— .ired male player which seemed a joke but carried immense symbolism for the women's movement in general and women's movement in general and women felt empowered and emboldened by her victory, standing up to the mail counterparts. as she fought for equality, was there a personal cost? absolutely, especially new talk about the time she has spent off court fighting for equality in various boardrooms and negotiations, it took a lot of time away from her tennis and she probably did not win as many grand slam titles as if she would have been focused and not have these off court distractions. she also face consequences when she was outed in the early 80s, when there was nowhere near the accepted there is now for the lgbt community. it was only years later that that part of her life was widely celebrated. congratulations to bilic —— to billy. let's get some of the day's other news: the united nations special envoy to yemen is urging both sides to respect the ceasefire signed in sweden last week

king is an advocate for gender equality and in 1973 won the battle of the sexes match against bobby riggsast on tennis. i asked him what made her such an outstanding athelete. i think what made her a formidable player is what has made her a formidable person off the court as well. she was a fearless player. she was willingt to come to net ata time when a lot of women she was willingt to come to net at a time when a lot of women were playing more passive tennis, from the baseline. billiejean was an aggressive, assertive player who played very fun, very dynamic tennis and that took her quite a long way in her career in both singles and doubles. she was also a real trailbrazer when it came to equality both for women, for the lgbt community, it is that her enduring legacy that we still see in tennis today? absolutely. i think billiejean is the reason why women's tennis has become the incredible sport and platform for women that it is today. she got it off the ground at the beginning of the professional era, she led the players to fight for themselves, to stand up for themselves and her work o

bobby will be joining usjust after repeat it later.he answer. we did put out that question about an hour ago. within about a minute someone have the answer. so you are very clever. a p pa re ntly the answer. so you are very clever. apparently lots of you are getting it right. 90 minutes in i am struggling to even read out the question, let alone even begin to fathom how to answer it. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. it's 7:45. the headlines: two arrests have been made in connection to the "criminal use of drones" which caused major disruption to hundreds of flights at gatwick airport. the defence secretary gavin williamson visits ukraine where a royal navy ship has been sent to demonstrate britain's solidarity with kiev after recent russian aggression int he black sea. here's susan with a look at this morning's weather. good morning to you. a very good morning to you. ijust waiting for the sun to get up to get a weather watchers pictures to show you. no doubt there will be some beautiful ones. i thought i would bring it on chri

sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we feel bart can do something to honor oscar grant can change the name to fruitvale grant " bart provided this statement about the renaming request "our policy is stations cannot be named after individuals, it has to be tied to a location. so it is location based. what we are doing, and we are working closely with the family, is bart has commissioned a mural and it's going to go up at the fruitvale station. it's going to honor oscar grant," oscar grant's family says they can get around the location requirement in the station name with simple word play for instance naming the station the fruitvale-grant station sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we can work around that and overcome the name issues, next step is bart board looks at proposal and gets back to us " gabe slate kron 4 news. (justine) another big story we are following ... the former girlfriend of one-time 49er rueben foster is speaking out. she is accusing the 49ers of trying to sweep her latest allegation of domestic abuse under the rug. kron 4's dan kerman was the only bay area

and to hand bobby his award, our special recognition winner, bobby kasanga, ladies and gentlemen.se are people i have looked up to playing football when i was younger. the biggest moment for me is having two young members, who we have been helping over the last three years, having them in the audience and giving them aspirations to do better. if you look at the man you are today, did you think you could be that man when you came out of prison? i was always helpful. i didn't think things would develop as fast, but i have always tried to work hard. my wife, she says i am working too much. but it is about trying to make the difference, let people know, forget about your past, this is what i am doing now and this is what i can achieve. it is incredible for anybody watching, what you have done is so important. it shows you can make a difference but i want to read this comment which has come in from sunshine on twitter. beau, you are so cute. love your personality and thank you for being such an amazing human being. you are a shining example to so many boys. what is like to hear that? i

are you prepared to deal with bobby kennedy? >> are not prepared to deal with anybody as far as my candidacy is concerned. i committed myself to a group of young people and i thought rather idealistic adults and i said i would be their candidate. i intend to run as i committed myself to run, in the situation develops a convention where i can't win, i will release my delegates. i don't have any power over them anyways, i don't have a block of delegation i could trade with and i did -- if i did have, i wouldn't trade with them. as far as i'm concerned, it will be an open and free convention. andll run as hard as i can stand as firm as i can. if i find i can't win, it will say to my delegnot john f. kenn. he never really got over the way that bobby kennedy got in the race in 1968. the morning after. vice president biden came and speaker nancy pelosi and steny hoyer and lots of brothers and sisters, cousins, grandchildren, father you can achieve things. feet callswhat your you. my mother believed in my father, which is a very import

sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we feel bart can do something to honor oscar grant can changethe name to fruitvale grant " bart provided this statement about the renaming request "our policy is stations cannot be named after individuals, it has to be tied to a location. so it is location based. what we are doing, and we are working closely with the family, is bart has commissioned a mural and it's going to go up at the fruitvale station. it's going to honor oscar grant," oscar grant's family says they can get around the location requirement in the station name with simple word play for instance naming the station the fruitvale-grant station sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we can work around that and overcome the name issues, next step is bart board looks at proposal and gets back to us " gabe slate kron 4 news. (catherine) oakland police say they're continuing to reduce gun violence in the city. they announced in a tweet that 250 handguns... 125 long guns and 197 pistols from the crime lab were melted at a foundry today. the department says some of the guns had been u

sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we feel bart can do something to honor oscar grant can change the name to fruitvale grant " bart provided this statement about the renaming request "our policy is stations cannot be named after individuals, it has to be tied to a location. so it is location based. what we are doing, and we are working closely with the family, is bart has commissioned a mural and it's going to go up at the fruitvale station. it's going to honor oscar grant," oscar grant's family says they can get around the location requirement in the station name with simple word play for instance naming the station the fruitvale-grant station sound from oscar grant's uncle bobby - " we can work around that and overcome the name issues, next step is bart board looks at proposal and gets back to us " gabe slate kron 4 news. some san francisco commuters say they're noticing longer than normal waits for their trains or buses. that 's likely because muni needs more drivers. muni says it would need another 400 drivers a day to operate at full service. the report follows this summer's

now to a music shutdown in uganda the singer turned politician bobby why is again being prevented from holding a concert sour as though he's actually one of on more popular stories that we've been covering in the story goes that but we want has been prevented from holding the day off to christmas on a beach in uganda now police say he failed to meet certain requirements have a just days earlier ugandans parliament have decried the all bans on his events actually called unconstitutional. probably one apart from being an artist he became a member of parliament in twenty seven c. and he's known for his politically charged songs corning for change in a country where you are emissivity has been president for more than three decades and according to the singer the concert venue has been cordoned off and now he says looks like a war zone that's what he tweeted and in a facebook post he writes the situation is tense because they says they block the roads leading to the beach and announce that our show is off our fans had started gathering have been dispersed now with tick gas and water cannons

bobby won in california. he won in nebraska but totals show he was succumbing to the shift in alignment that we have been talking about. he was maybe getting his victories with a narrower and narrower base within the democratic party. that could have been bad for him. >> in the general election, there was one speech in salt lake city utah. was that a turning point for hubert humphrey. did that narrow the race? >> he declares he's his own man. >> nixon i'm sorry humphrey got support from first of all the afl-cio and the unions started to organize on his behalf in the general election. that gave him a bump but then when he declared essentially that he was his own man on the vietnam war, that what he was going to support a total stoppage of the bombing, of vietnam, and essentially breaking from lyndon johnson, that did help him. i think most historians would agree and the polls suggested he began to close the gap. as we discussed earlier, the popular vote, the electoral college vote was a blowout. 301 votes, nix

bobby kennedy assassination, martin luther king assassination , the tet offensive in vietnam, soviet invasion of prague, more bleedinge world was from wounds. in summer 1968, a handful of people at nasa realize there was a way to right the ship of the dividend redeem the year and the country. this was one year after the apollo 1 fire. the dream of getting to the moon by 1970 seemed completely beyond reach. the spacecraft had to be built from the bottom up. the saturn five rocket was not working. the lunar module was hopeless. here we were in the summer of 1968, 16 month before president kennedy's deadline and that guys at nasa, and they were all men at the time come and not including the women from "hidden figures" who did extraordinary work, said we can fix his command module and saturn five, and if we do this work and do it fast and get our guys trained and catch a couple of breaks, we can be in lunar orbit in 16 weeks and kickstart this program, and they did it. >> you mentioned the people who made this happen. it's about the people who put this effort into it. do they draw you as

though there was a nickname, bobby, and in those early years she was always, always there. her father on the other hand was absent mostly. long stretches away punctuated by glorious reunions where she'd be bundled up like a china doll and bustled to the harbor where she would go see him. >> it was an exciting moment and she would get us all dressed up and it was the anticipation of going to the shipyard and having a lot of attention i think as a child. >> the memories of how he survived it all, of course, all the trouble. >> holding my mom's hand, having fun with my mom. being in a moment of joy. i don't have bad memories. >> oh, yes, those, the bad memories like the day everything good went away. it was 1973 though she and her happy little childhood had no idea what it was. she knows she was not yet 5, it was awesome and someone came to the door with a plan. >> i remember a woman coming over and knocking on the door. >> her name was shirley, she was a friend of her mother's she said, and said she brought over her little girl, and renee was 6. this is rene now and that room

bobby is going to bejoining us. if you're watching now, i'd be really impressed if you can do that.rrests have been made in connection to the "criminal use of drones" which caused major disruption to hundreds of flights at gatwick airport. the defence secretary gavin williamson visits ukraine where a royal navy ship has been sent to demonstrate britain's solidarity with kiev after recent russian aggression in the black sea. i definitely don't know the answer the question. it's miserable outside at the moment. good morning. we are looking at sunshine for many of us today. of the two days today is likely to be the better one this weekend. tomorrow definitely more cloud around and rain across the southern half of the uk. here we are today with a little ridge of high pressure putting in from the atlantic, that is holding things quite steady. it is as pile—up of ru ns towards quite steady. it is as pile—up of runs towards the south—west that will be pushing our way tomorrow. there are quite a few showers around across the north—west of england at the moment. we will have more of through

bobby blue special can get some coins i'm bragging rights responses finally taken go. to a pick up game sixty minutes called d w. carefully. to begin to. discover the. documentary. everyone welcome to a new week of euro max with me your host megan leigh we are winding up the year two thousand and eighteen but there are still lots of things to pack in here's a look at what's coming up. a review of the year a look back at memorable moments of two thousand and eighteen. christmas do.

across the river bobby kennedy laid in a coffin only a few feet from his older brother. they were forced to adorn and death and silence the sinister spectacle of the president. the only thing for the triumphant evil is for good men to do nothing bobby kennedy said before he was assassinated a quote his brother attributed to edmund burke. he would never forget hearing this line on a day as haunting as this one it could be hurt to mean something different so we are driven into silence of the most characteristics of our nature to finally flourish. suddenly hunter thompson both disgusted and disillusioned and that loss. overhead the sky was about to break. he went back to his hotel. what a fantastic monument, he later writes, to all the best instincts of the human race this country might have been if we could have kept it out of the hands of greedy little hustlers like richard nixon. [laughter] not awkward. [laughter] now if anybody has any questions. i graduated from college in 1969. talk a little bit about hunter thompson. i wasn't really aware of him than, even though whe