margin of cally his victory. mr. cohen: he won by four days robert f. can't enters the race.t you on march 16, 1968. he son announces march 31 will not seek re-election. hubert humphrey enters the race which is til april 27 a key thing to keep in mind. senator canada won the the ornia primary on evening of june 4 and then after midnight dying the following day. hubert humphrey accepting the and richardugust 29 his elected president criticisms were of the political leadership particularly of president johnson. and the strategy that was being used in vietnam. so i think indian reservation ao he was a and so to his g in large part heart and to what was going on people. 100% of the african american vet. -- vote. so he was winning working class people, he was winning -- that was where his -- from new york to washington, which was supposed to normally be two hours, i think lasted seven, eight hours, because there were so many people on the tracks that came out both -- the as you know, train tracks go through working-class areas of the country. of the states. and both white and blac

she just knocked at the door of her twin sister, callie.she woke her up but that was a good wake-up call. they've both gone to respective universities. one at st. john and the other at new mexico university. they should switch sweatshirts and when they miss each other, look in the mirror. >> i see your logic. >> can you tell they've really missed each other 0. you obviously know they grew up together and have that twin connection. being apart is a big deal. >> that's how i feel when i'm not here on set. >> pay attention because this one happens quick. >> i totally understand this feeling. i react this way when i see a plate of cookies. >> that woman almost missed it. if she had looked straight ahead, she wouldn't have seen them. >> the daughters decided to surprise mom and dad in the airport at the uk. they had it really well planned out because their parents are deaf. they had the brother in-law cough when they were coming around the way. that's how they were able to surprise them when they came around the corner. they saw mom and dau beca

. ♪ >> cally is crying out because -- >> why this little lady is just looking for jesus. >> and connectiont for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. positions, a sndomething they are trying the start a campaign for, but that looks like fun. >>> here i come. >> dad do this when moms are not around. >> but then the children do something. >> we do not slam doors. >> that's a thing, right? we can chase, but slamming doors, that's a no no. we will sit down with the kids and talk about how we don't slam doors. >> you want to do more running? >> yeah. >> you going to slam doors? >> yeah. >> no, we don't slam doors. >> no, no, no slamming doors. >> you going to run? >> yeah. >> you want daddy to chase you? >> uh-huh. >> you want to slam doors. >> yeah. >> sean, are we going to slam doors? >> no. >> are we going to slam doors? >> yeah. >> my heart breaks. >> why? >> santa is crying

. >> our responders are going to get there quickly, but there's bystander cally a there first, right? your neighbor, co-worker, that can be there first and render assistance. >> mayor bowser also recognized the first responders that took over from the good samaritan. >> today abeac t that serves alcohol will be opening up. this is what the taco bell cantina will look like. it's set to up open on the waterfront. you can choose from a variety of alcoholic drinks. beer, wine, and sangria. shareable appetizers and other fan favorites. and chalupas and gordidas. interesting. >> you can now shop at a secondh wae in the district. it's a block up from m street. you'll find the signature hoagies and coffees along with ble bulldog d shot. it's a double shot of express sexpresso and caramel and whipped cream. up next columbia heights, adams morgan, and here. >> you can get just about anything in wawa. >>> kohl's is helping out last minute shoppers. store doo open around the clock. also suffering free instore pick up on certain offers. his is the 6th year the retailer has offered 24 hour shopping

bon,e thank you to melanie sharon, ed riley, heather barley, cally nixon, jessica dean, matt hurst, nathan jackson, courtney breakerhoff and emily wilson, as well as others who have served me. in d.c., thank you to matt jensen, james williams, matt whitlock, ruth montoya, celeste sam lyman, brandon chestnut, kristin mcclintock, diane browning, heather clausen, jeff rickgan, will holloway, katundy,iley, abdul lane, carey lynn ma machalky. and samantha rowls. this is the best staff on capitol hill. inish to thank my father heaven who's allowed me to serve much longer than my detractors have hoped. each time i walk into this theber, i'm humbled by symbolic significance of it all a passage ofded of scripture, one of my favorites, him much is- to given, much is expected, or much is required. me so much.as given in return, i've tried to give i could.uch as beste he will accept my efforts. before i get even more would note that this is a final floor speech, not a final goodbye. now, i will nom longer hold office but i will continue to hold a special place all of you, for all of my colleagues. loo

you and every service member throughout this region for the near elimination of the isis territorial cally-- caliphate in iraq and in syria. two years ago when i became president, they were a very dominant group. they were very dominant. today they're not so dominant anymore. [cheers and applause] great job. i looked at a map, and two years ago it was a lot of red all over that map, but now you have a couple little spots, and that's happening very quickly. that's happening very quickly. you'll be seeing that. i want to just say great job, and we'll be watching isis very closely. we'll be watching them very, very closely, the remnants of isis. no enemy on earth can match the awesome strength of american soldiers, sailors or airmen and marines. nobody's even close. and nobody is even close in terms of our equipment. we make the greatest equipment in the world. whether it's missiles or ships or anything you want to name, we have the greatest in the world. the jet fighters, the new f-35, the super f-18s. we have the greatest fighter jets in the world. we make the greatest equipment in the worl

but first let's not get lost in the deeds of i see how my wonderful callie from the show i will bear for the super high entity happy to be with you again presenting once more alco production from question deutsche vella and channels t.v. my name is for the show ends me and i'll be your co-host for the show here's what's coming up. where apart from mauritania's capital markets where streets are being planted with trees to provide shade to local residents. turning the city green how urban green spaces have impacts the climate and economic ties in kenya we're tracking the cracks i helping to save the lives of the. first report today it takes us to the coast here in south africa kind of the township in cape town that was developed in the one nine hundred eighty s. for a long time a park that was mostly known for muggings and as a way stump but the situation has improved a lot in recent years and a couple of brothers have contributed significantly to that change a few years ago they started a canoe club for local children but before putting their boats in the water the kids have to do a l

and it's young free just for calli so call now. >>> right now at 4:29, a final farewell to a former president. here is a live look insidehe capitol rotunda. president george h.w. bush's body is s lying inte. >> there are only a few hours left for the public to pay tribute ead of the funeral today. we have team coverage outside the citol and at th national cathedral this morning. it is 4:30 right now. good morning, everybody. m aaron gilchrist. >> the entire nation is watching washington this morning. thousands have paid tribute to the 41st commander in chief including his family. they thanked the crowds who came out and former president george w. bush stopped to talk to p people and tootographers with babies. >> the most touching moments is this one. former senat b bob doleng helped out of a wheelchair to salute the casket of a former commander in chief. we have much more coverage ahead this morning. >> such a powerful i willama i . chuc forecasting some flurries today. check, what are you talking about here? >> yeah, well i good new you won't have to shovel it. it will be just conrsational s

callie ahlgrim is an entertainment reporterfor olnie new site insider. b get nominations, she was someone who the academy would reject —— reject even five years ago. the biggest surprise was taylor swift only getting one nomination for best vocal album, that was a big surprise especially since she did not create a p0p especially since she did not create a pop centric album this year, as she did a couple of years ago. some other snubs may have been mitski, whose fifth studio album was excellent and groundbreaking, although some great nominations as well that i did not expect, i was excited to see janelle monae's album "dirty computer" nominated album of the year. they have obviously increased diversity, women to men and people from different backgrounds, how they managed to do that? it is interesting, in 2018 1900 new members who were either female, people of colour or under 39 yea rs old were female, people of colour or under 39 years old were invited to be voting members of the academy. it has made a huge difference, they have increased the number of bl

callie must much is saying is now being held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist as journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence weiss's of truth we will continue our news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journalism is not a crime incarcerating journalists is not acceptable we demand the immediate release of all colleague mahmoud to say and all journalists attained in a gyptian jails free mahmoud's and all his colleagues we stand for press freedom. hoping for better living standards and more security the people of bangladesh both cost their votes in a general election with special coverage from across the country we'll assess what direction the nation could take. bangladesh elections on al-jazeera. again now an incredible forty thousand people were killed in gun related deaths in the united states in twenty seventeen the worst rate in twenty years several cities are trying t

gerri: we couldn't quite squeak out a three-day cally. the dow fell 76 points.he markets incredibly volatile, setting new records. lots of drama down here a lot of old-timers telling me they have never seen trading like that, and they are astrike it to the machines, the algos as they call them. all three major averages are negative for the year. that's what we are seeing as we come into the year end. you are seeing professional traders finishing up the year, trying to get their books in order. in the meantime we thought we might catch a rally today, it didn't happen. on, back t -- jon, back to you. jon: joining me now is lee munson, glad to have you. did this week completely freak you out? >> no. i have some sweating palms monday. i said last week on fox if the market goes to 23,500 i'm loading up the truck and buying. and boom we go to 23,5000. i didn't expect it to happen on christmas eve. jon: does this algo trend in the market and the fact the individual consumer is almost riding the wave computers? does that consume you? >> it does. a great team of reports

guess who gets to fight it out tblit cally. alexandria ocasio-cortez using this to push her socialist agenda. here with the impact on politics. ned ryun and evelyn figaro. good to see you all the. i like to look at the glass half full. you have got a real leftist movement in the democratic party, and it's taking hold and it captured the imagination of so many americans. and i would say in a dangerous way. we'll get to venezuela later in the program. what's the concern here tonight as we get the chance to redo obamacare? >> the republicans do nothing. i don't think they will. i think they will lack the political courage to do something for fear this will go before the supreme court and obamacare will be upheld. the five justices that upheld obamacare are still on the court. i don't think the republicans will show the courage to deal with it. you asked your previous guest, a what would you do if you rebuilt the healthcare from the bottom up. pricing and transparency. any non-profit offering services has to offer pricing transpare

you can report improperly calli >>> new this morning, tied to a huge election day victory two years air. res measure rr. allowing for numerous improvements in the leadup offered media postings. state regulators yesterday fined the agency $7,500 for using public funds to paper for the youtube videos and not registering the expenditures. b.a.r.t. claims the ads were meant to educa t public and not sway voter opinion. >>> 6:06. in this morning, learning new details about deadly officer involved shooting on the peninsula. a palo alto teacher shot and killed by a police officer shortly after his wife reported he was attempting to commit suicide. the "mercury news" reports kyle hart worked at frank s. green middle school. hart was in the backyard of his home in redwood city when police arrived. they tried tasing hart, he did not stop so an officer shot him. >>> today some possible help in the housing crisis in the south bay. san jose is set to vote on key changes to local rent laws. the city council will decide if duplexes will be included under the tenant protection ordinance. if passed thou

. >> the playoffch hopes are cally still alive. >> how is that possible? >> hold up.e's a re saying t chance. >> but the situation kind of reminds me of two quotes.e one, h is a good thing. maybe the best of things and no good thing ever dies. very optimistic. well there's another quote that might be more. apt. hope is a dangerous thing. hope can drive a man insane. it's a little less optimistic, but maybe washington's quarterback can change all that. >> josh johnson i preparing to be the fourthta srting quarterback in five weeks for the redskins. if you have been keeping track aying for his 12th nfl team. >> this is like going to disney land every day for me. just a week ago i was at home in the hood chilling with the kids and my family looking on the couch. possly thinking i might never play in the n again. a week later i'm starting with a great opportunity to get us a victory this sunday in jacksonville. >> reporter: the talk in the locker room and social media mason foster's direct message th a fan calling out the team and fans et despite the negative comments and

art fisher, patricia strachan, josh maxwell, jennifer tiller, trevor white, callie mcadams, ayla crosswhite, molly, mindy, yasmin, emy, ashton, darryl, abigail, margaret, john, brian martin hayes, brandon reeves, nicole bane for all the hard work, all the time spent away if families for the last year plus getting to this point. mr. speaker, in a few minutes, there will be red and green lights go up behind your head. pressure facing america's farmers and ranchers are just unimaginable to those of us not directly in the business. pressures of five years reduced income, five years burning thru savings and capital, five years of difficult circumstances, commodity prices low and no real relief on the horizon. trade turmoil across this world. lots of things going bad as i mentioned earlier in my conversation, 30% increase in bankruptcies. but mr. speaker, the one thought that troubles me most is the increase in suicides. the pressures of losing a multigenerational farm and ranch operation must be incredible. it can cause men and women to decide to make an awful decision s a result of those pressu

those,cally, they did they canvassed capitol hill staff.he was one of the most typical to work for -- difficult to work for. but on camera, and in the floor speech, she tells you how does. brian: here's rick santorum, who left the senate back in 1995. he spent 12 years there from pennsylvania. >> some have likened this chart to a depiction of an appendicitis operation. my god. appendicitis. that's not an appendix. that's not a blog of tissue -- blob of tissue. it is a baby. it's a baby! brian: other than the emotion of the argument he's making, the camera angle on that, it didn't show the whole chart. why not? whose cameras are those? mark: the senate recording studio, that is funded and run by the senate, run by the government, controls the cameras and the camera angles. if you watch more of it, they do make a point of showing the charts. senators want these charts and the images to be seen. that popped up later. it was very interesting. it was in the 1990's, which at one point, bob byrd takes up the floor. he does a speech about incivilit

we started taking callie to the grateful dog in august after exploring our dog daycare options.r dog goes once a week for socialization and has boarded there twice. she got so excited when she realizes that we are heading towards the grateful dog in the morning and she starts to jump with joy which brings a smile to my face. as newcomers to the city with no family nearby, and friends who live in buildings that do not allow pets, having a say facility run by a friendly and competent staff is an invaluable resource. my husband and i are able to travel for work, currently in atlanta -- he is in atlanta or else he would be here today, and attend family events with a piece of mind that our families, our furry family member is safe and happy and in a cage three familiar environment. if we no longer have access to the grateful dog,, i'm not sure what we would do. at this point, i should mention that we do not own a car and cannot afford one. as many of you no caps san francisco is an expensive place to live. finding an apartment that allows large dogs in a neighborhood with clean sidew

i had been calli him mr. president. hef-a is forf. ch i went over there early in the morning. he had three days he httn't out of bed and he had a very bad thursday. then this last friday, i went over there at 7:15 in the morning. i live right near, to see how he was doing. one of his aides said, mr. president, secretary ba here. and he looked up, he opened both eyes. he looked at me. he said, where we going? and i said, we're going to heaven,heffe. he said, that's where i want to go. during the course of the day, my wife susan was there, and she went over and kissed him on the forehead and said, we really love you, heffee. we love you very much. he looked at her and said, you better hurry up. so, he kept his sense of humor and his spirit till the very end. what a beautiful, wonderful human being he was, chuck. he seemed to -- unlike others who lose in political life, he bitterness abou it. explain that. >> well, the loss was really hard for him in '92, but, you know, he, i guess, realized that you win some, you lose some. he didn't get bitter. he was not that kind of person. h

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the center of graffiti for the wars where the main battles have been going on for recent weeks a so callise-fire in hodeidah is a massive signal to the people of yemen that something new is possible, that we might see something happening. so i think if we canake all of this happen according to plan, we will be very, very fortunate, and the peopl of yemen will notice a new prospect for the future. >> so the future will that involve another round of convening of all these affirmative action russia official once the humanitarian corridors have been opened if indeed that does happen to your edpectations? is there next pla political settlement? >> yes. we have to -- we have to negotiate a political selement on the basis of the security council resolutions that guide s me, of c 32 is the main one,nd essentially we need a political agreement between the governor of yemen and the parties in sana and elsewhere who came togethert in swede resolve the issues of the war, to return to the opstate, the my of force, with withdrawals and disarmament to for a coalition iovernment. whope to do is to reconv

art fisher, patricia strachan, josh maxwell, jennifer tiller, trevor white, callie mcadams, ayla crosswhite, molly, mindy, yasmin, emy, ashton, darryl, abigail, margaret, john, brian martin hayes, brandon reeves, nicole bane for all the hard work, all the time spent away if families for the last year plus getting to this point. mr. speaker, in a few minutes, there will be red and green lights go up behind your head. pressure facing america's farmers and ranchers are just unimaginable to those of us not directly in the business. pressures of five years reduced income, five years burning thru savings and capital, five years of difficult circumstances, commodity prices low and no real relief on the horizon. trade turmoil across this world. lots of things going bad as i mentioned earlier in my conversation, 30% increase in bankruptcies. but mr. speaker, the one thought that troubles me most is the increase in suicides. the pressures of losing a multigenerational farm and ranch operation must be incredible. it can cause men and women to decide to make an awful decision s a result of those pressu

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trump calli ining his forme lawyer, a rat, while accusin prosecutors of intimidating cohen to make false accusations against thepr ident. giuliani insisting cohen isn't credible. >> the man is a pathological liar. >> reporter: argui the illegal hush money payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdouga were personal expenses, not a campaign finance violation. >> paying $130,000 to ormy whatever and the other one, is not a crime. >> reporter: despite the latest attacks, the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll reveals a growing credibility gap for president trump. 62% of americans say he has not been honest or a truthfulbout the russia investigation, with republicans making u nearly one-quarter of that group. all this amid new relations about the scope of russia's disinformation campaign in .20 according to a draft report prepared for the senate, and obtained by t"the washington pos post", and not revineed by nbc ws, russia used every social media platform to help elect mr. trump. it comes as giuliani seemed to all but rule out an in-person presidentialh interview w mueller's team. >> the

i am in cresco, pennsylvania, at callie's pretzel factory to experience the magic of seeing candy canest ready to rumble. >> mark reisenwitz and gretchen kelly-reisenwitz are high school sweethearts who own a small pretzel factory and a candy cane shop. mark and gretchen make candy canes by hand. mark does the heavy lifting and gretchen does the heavy charm. the first step is to heat a mixture of sugar, water and corn syrup, to 310 degrees. then mark pours the mixture on a marble table and let it thicken. >> this mixture of sugar, water and corn syrup, that's the base recipe for any hard candy. s it thicken. >> this mixture of sugar, water and corn syrup, that's the base recipe for any hard candy. >> reporter: then he adds red food coloring to some of the mixture for striping. did you know that the red stripe is not where you find a flavor in the candy cane? >> is there a flavor in that yet? >> very good question. there is not. we always put the flavor in the base part of the candy, the bigger part, which on this peppermint candy cane will be the white. and everybody wonders how you get

we've got callie, so that's mustard greens cooked with mustard seed. .hat's a malabar chicken curry it's the street food components. that's a dish we refer to in the restaurant as a sloppy joe or a sloppy joe actually. and that's made with ground lamb and that's bun in a par seed style. and last over in the corner is something called corn hail. >> and this. >> this is the poney. what i tried do was make a drink that wasn't just a western-style drink that was modified to the indian. but thaw that's liqueur, cilantro and per seko and lime. >> let's cut to the chase here. you were born in london. >> yeah. >> raised in india. >> yeah. >> and then educated in the u.s. >> i'm what they call a culinary mutt, yes. >> that has got to be culture shock all the way around. >> yeah. moving from england to india i was 4. but i grew one english as my first language if you stop and think about it. so i came to india almost as an immigrant even though i was indian and had to learn how to speak the language. i was in a very small town in india. but one of the big influences in my life and the reason i end