chris read rabbit? she would be kept in hotel conditions these days, wouldn't she? rtzilla when we leave you and we actually have time to read it. that i5 actually have time to read it. that is all from the papers tonight. don't forget you can keep up on the bbc news website. bbc.co.uk/paper5. and if you miss the programme you can watch it later on iplayer. gile5 and dhar5hini, you coped well with that programme. get used to it. don't lose your shirt. we are going to say goodbye. the week got off to a cold and frosty 5ta rt and the week got off to a cold and frosty start and i5 the week got off to a cold and frosty start and is about to end that way. colder air across the uk, but 15 cel5iu5 in southern england today before the cold air came in. but it has been moving south with thi5 but it has been moving south with this cold front, leading edge of cold air. for northern england, ireland and scotland, temperatures dropped away through the afternoon, back down into single figures, so thi5 back down into single figures, so this is how it looks through the night. we wil

in reading, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >>> you know that book oh the places you'll government what about the people you meet at wawa? well, one comedian has got a few characters you just have to see. kathy, a cold week already it's not looking any warmer. >> wow. cold canadian air mass will descend on us and we're talking about record cold coming our way. what a difference. i'll have the numbers coming up. >> all right, kathy, thanks. >>> in camden county honoring local vets with a ceremony tod today. officials detailed programs they have in place to help the 30,000 vets that live in camden county alone. 34 veterans for various branches of the military received medals at the 16th annual ♪ >>> we've all been to wawa. come on some of us are regular customers. we all have our wawa go to. so is that why we love it, the food, the coffee? a local comedian feelings about wawa are so strong he wrote book about it and it's selling as fast as well the gobbler. our shawnette wilson talked with the author and joins us live in center city tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, it is supposed to

and chris, i read this book, and i think of 1968, this campaign, which is what this picture is -- that'sesidential campaign. donald trump graduates from college when this guy's running for president. he graduates from college at one of the most interesting times in our lives. there are many political influences out there for him to pick up at that time. and i look at him today, and i wonder, you know, what -- were his eyes open at all in that time? >> no, i think he went to sheer business school. just business. i don't think he took the amenities, history, philosophy, no, none of that. he was interested in a buck, nas where he was in terms of his education, and yet -- you and i -- you're younger than me, i don't know anybody that wasn't for mccarthy or kennedy. the one for humphrey, how did you miss the boat? didn't you get the memo? supposed to be against the war. it was the most exciting time of my life politically. there was a zest in the air. i was at chapel hill, everybody was thinking about the war and you go to these anti-war meetings, they were fantastic. they were exciting. ever

seven uncapped players, the read roses chris kane since losing to new zealand in august.e world what a great team we are. that is what we have the opportunity to do now. what do you hope to take out of the three matches against canada ? hope to take out of the three matches against canada? we had a new squad. some girls have gone off, some have come in. fresh, exciting players which will add a different dimension to our game. they will be desperate for a big performance after the disappointment of the world cup. england face papa new guinea, the only nation in which by guinea, the only nation in which rugby league features as its national spot in sunday's quarterfinal of the rugby league world cup. the returning sam burgess will and bruce wayne bennett's ranks and it's time for the squad to sharpen their teeth in melbourne. england's players have had a chance to ta ke england's players have had a chance to take a deep breath is weak and reflect on their tournament so far. for some, a trip to melbourne's famous aquarium to get up close with the marine life and go scuba div

chris cuomo. stay tuned for that . ♪ ♪ ucke >> tucker: want to close out the week with the headline we came across earlier today on the internet it readis this god-like creature who lives over there? we went be looking for answers and came across this video. which is real? watch. >> it's allergy season. cold season. kids bringing home stuff from school season. but you have to do what you can to make yourself better. and here, and here and what you see is your spirit and right here. keep working. keep working. keep working. see you in the morning. >> i'll be honest. you started this to make fun of chris cuomo but somewhere along the way we fell in love with chris cuomo. thank you for ending our week on that note. have the best weekend. see you back here 8:00 p.m. from washington, d.c. sean hannity is next! next: ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to this special edition of "hannity." scandals plaguing the democrats. i'm jeannine pirro in tonight for sean. it's been a terrible week for the left. senator al franken is under fire after this photo was made public by radio host leanne tweeden accusing senator franken of sexual misconduct which he's now a

chris said he reads this or reads the "washington post". but he still makes the argument. is it because it is is politically advantageous for him. obama was going to shut it down and i'm going to fill it with bad dudes. what is he doing then? >> a lot of it is just him. i think it just comes out. i think you're overthinking it in terms of strategy and political strategy. he just comes out with what's on the top of his head. and i think that's the way he feels. i've got to say, he said a lot of things that bother a lot of people. and it bothered me frankly the last eight months. the idea of our criminal justice system being a joke and a laughi laughingstock, it's the fbi, judges, juries, attorneys. that was just corrosive of understanding and support for the system which is what we are supposed to be fighting for. >> it sounds like, senator, you're saying something is different this time. when i think back to the campaign at the beginning of his presidency, he has been attacking the judiciary, judge curio, the intelligence community for months and months and months. is it d

tom: i'm reading chris' book right now. it's on my bed stand. i think bobby kennedy and all of these remarkable democrats would be very welcome. because bobby kennedy's book is about moral leadership. moral leadership means that there are no such things as alternative facts. moral leadership means you're the president of the entire united states. you're supposed to be out there trying to help everyone. and so the moral leadership of bobby kennedy, i think, is absolutely the heart and soul what have the democratic party is. i'm a huge fan of claire mccaskill's and we're going to -- we already are working hard to make sure she gets re-elected. because -- what she has been doing is something that the democratic party needs to do more of. she has been all over the state, in every zip code. we didn't pay enough attention to certain parts of all too many states. and we have to do that. and again, by way of example, in virginia, we have a presence everywhere. we are out there talking to people because, frankly, the message that health care is a right f

. >> i think chris can actually read that law that says that you are in charge of the 9:00 p.m. hour and i understand that he's actually very happy in the 8:00 p.m. hour. >> well, you know, i think that's fair. i appreciate you starting this fight. b, i appreciate you taking my side. looking ahead to the thing tomorrow like, i got to say, if i thought i was running an agency and somebody else showed up and said they were running it, first of all, i would never leave the building. and second of all, i would make sure that i was there earlier than the next guy. like, if i was english, i would be at the cfpb at 4:00 a.m. >> as a former federal worker in washington, i was wondering things like how did mulvaney get an i.d. to the building and elevator? it is only donald trump's washington. we've never seen this one before. >> it all gets weird in new ways every day. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i expect to see you tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. and i think you own on msnbc. >> dukes up, i will be there. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you, man. >>> well, we have known all that year tha

in reading, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >> a woman is now accusing alabama senate candidate roy mooref sexual misconduct when he was in assistant da and she was only 14 years old. the washington post reporting on the woman today who says in 1979, moore had sexual contact with her when she was teenager. the post also quoting three other women who say moore pursued them when they were between 16 and 18. although none of them recall any sexual misconduct. moore's campaign is dismissing the report calling it intentional defamation. moore is now facing democrat nominee doug jones in special election scheduled for december 12th. they are vying for the seat once held by now attorney general jeff sessions. >>> comedian louis ck facing sex abuse allegations. the orchard company canceled his premier movie tonight. five women who say he had inappropriate unwanted sexual interactions with him all the stories were about the same. ck is not released a statement but has already canceled a late night tv appearance scheduled for this week. >>> the texas church where more than two dozen people were kil

. >> i think chris can actually read that law that says that you

france boasted flair, and wales relied on experience, chris guenther is making his 84th appearance, but the readingharper in his own penalty area, stopping griezmann from getting a second goal. with a more conventional build—up, giroud was far more composed here, claiming his 29th goalfor his far more composed here, claiming his 29th goal for his country. wales manager chris coleman's immediate future is uncertain, but his country's looks bright, david brooks making his debut and ben woodburn combining for what could have been a spectacular consolation goal. we created a few dangerous opportunities, but it was always going to be difficult, but great experience for the younger boys coming on. hopefully we can learn from this and get together and build on what is going to be a very important european campaign. and now to what the wales manager chris coleman said after the match. the matter who they are planning against they score lots of goals and have lots of possession, but this was a good test, great to experience it, and from what we had, we gave. we have another gear but that is more ofa have an

i always love talking to you, chris, and reading your books. because you are such a scholar on the kennedy family, you write so beautifully about them. it's an interesting time for it to come out. there are beautiful photos in it. >> doesn't that grab you? this is something that's -- it's the african-americans singing at the baltimore train station the battle hymn of the republic. there's such a statement in that guy. he obviously was in the military as an unlisted guy. he's very poor and yet he had belief in bobby as a patriot. i think both communities trusted him. the 60s were rough and they're still rough. you it shows what you can do with the racial divide this this country. bobby tried to bring people together. >> let me play one clip. this is bobby kennedy talking to african-americans about his own brother's assassination. a. >> for those of you who are black and are attempted to be filled with hatred and distrust of the injustice of such an act against all white people, i would only say that ki also feel in my own heart the same kind of

contend of others for aodigy was hit up couple of million dollars and congressman chris cox was flying cross country, read this in the andl street journal" thought this is absurd, here's a company trying to do the right thing, trying to make things family friendly, take down offensive content and we're discouraging that. so he and at the time ron wyden,ive ron sat down and penned section 230 grew the user weerated internet content know today -- twitter, youtube, all those services' foundation built upon section platform immunity but section 230 encourages sites remove content they find offensive under a good samaritan that they would not imbue them with liability to struck aerything so it really nice balance. sectioner than touching 230, what we're working on and we're working on in the house and seeing efforts in the house do is to just side step that discussion and say if we amend the criminal code and give law enforcement tools they need in code, we don't need to touch section 230. differencet there a between libelous comments and sex trafficking? mr. szabo: yes, substantial difference, but the underly

don't agree with the war it's very much a very frightening it's very much like when chris cuomo on c.n.n. said don't read those emails we could read it for you we'll tell you what it means what it kook ok no wonder journalism is what it is you know basically no better than prostitution right now in the united states and the west in general and markets jump in i know you always want to jump in go ahead my friend. two points i want to make when you read that statement peter by the department of justice two words entered my mind how ironic or because what they described is exactly how american mainstream media conservative and liberal alike portray russia now the second point i want to make is this and i tried to make it just before we went for a break the horrendous attacks on british and american citizens who work for r.t. not only could not only could end their reputation and deprive them of a livelihood but something even worse given the horrendous levels of anti russian hysteria in britain and america there is a lot of hatred even amongst ordinary americans and british people towards russia so imagine

and prodigy got hit up for a couple million dollars, and congressman chris cox was flying cross country, read this in "the wall street journal" and thought, this is absurd. here's a company trying to do the right thing, trying to make it family-friendly, take down fencive content, and we're actually discouraging that. so he and, at the time, representative on wyden, now-senator, sat down and they penned section 230. and from that grew the user-generated content industry that we know today; twitter, youtube, facebook. all these services' foundation is built upon section 230 and this platform immunity. but at the same time, section 230 ebb end courages sites -- encourages sites to remove content that they find offensive. if you take down that content you should what's called a good samaritan provision, we're not going to necessarily imi buy you with liability to take down everything. so it struck a good balance. what we're working on in the house and seeing efforts to do is to just sidestep that discussion and just say if we amend the criminal code and we give law enforcement the tools they nee

rugby results until 1995, when he became the second person — after len martin — to read out the football results. chrisgeting more tour de france victories and is not considering retirement. froome won the event for a fourth time injuly and then followed it up by winning the vuelta a espana. now 32, froome says he's still hungry for more success. i'd definitely do not feel as if i am there yet. i guess i will know when the time is right. but for the time being, i'm still hungry, still motivated to keep trying to win another tour de france and i will ta ke another tour de france and i will take it one year at a time. as long as the body is able to do this, i will keep going. there are five tour de france wins, which is currently the record of number of wins. that would naturally be my focus for next year, to try to join that very elite clu b year, to try to join that very elite club of four guys who have ever done that before but, having said that, i am not fixating on that. i'm trying to reach a certain number of wins, i'm just trying to do the best i can do as i'm just trying to do the best i can doas

chris chmura. it's a warning for anyone who reads online reviews. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> first, happening now, nevada state officials turning to never before tried combination of drugs for the first execution in a decade. the state's highest court has to approve that plan. it could be an option for states finding drugs for lethal injections. >>> the university says they are investigating 11 of 37 chapters since the beginning of the year for cases involving hazing and alcohol. we'll be back in two minutes with more news. stick around. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. san francisco man whose photo was posted in a place he did)t >>> nbc bay area responds to a san francisco man

. >> chris: 20 seconds, your read on this?it is the beginning, but i also think it's a rapid beginning. i think it's a good sign. he will wrap this thing up quick. if there's more to be done. if there is collusion, if there is something there i think we would have had a bigger hit than things involved with manafort, things end at a couple ago and papadopolous is a flimflam artist not at the center of the campaign. >> chris: i don't think i've ever heard that on fox news, flimflam artist. thank you panel, we will see you next sunday. up next, our "power player of the week," mark cuban, on the secrets of his success and the war of politics. (honking) (beeping) we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork, your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you too. at optum, we're partnering across the health system to tackle its biggest challenges. >> chris: a billionaire businessman goe

. >> woodruff: i think i just read that chris christie got into an argument with a voter today. >> he. surprise, surprise. >> woodruff: what a surprise. stu rothenberg, thanks. you'll be back later on with an update on for the west coast. >> woodruff: now, teaching about tolerance to the very youngest children in school. the lessons are certainly not new, but in some communities, they are taking on a new urgency and relevance in the wake of deep racial divides, social tensions and violent tragedies around the country. special correspondent cat wise visits a pair of noteworthy programs in california, for our weekly series, "making the grade." >> we're going to take out the mirror now and look at ourselves and make our own face. >> reporter: in this alameda california preschool, a box of crayons with a multitude of colors is helping little kids learn big lessons. >> put your hand inside and see what is best for you. >> reporter: teacher tiffani battle asks the children to look carefully at their own skin color and their classmates' skin colors, and to notice differences and similarities

last point, chris murphy, the senator who statement we read earlier address this, as well. another one of his twitter theowers pointed out that attacker here was engaged by a good samaritan and chris murphy wrote yesterday that "let's be clear. nobody stopped the shooting. 26 people are dead in one of the countries mass shootings. " a sad anniversary yesterday. eight years to the day of the fort hood rampage. newspapers did note. usa today also noted the timeline here of some of the deadliest mass shooting's in this country in the past 17 months, we have seen three of the worst mass shooting's end this now counts for one of them. as the las vegas attack and the orlando nightclub attack that killed 49 people. on june 12, 2016. 17 months, those three are among the worst mass shootings in american history. rob is in ohio, go ahead. caller: hello? host: good morning. my comment to you folks is -- i am a christian and i people who were shot, you are absent from your body and you are present with the lord. and this country will see more and more people killed. and it is because of

one of the great reads of all time. chris: all right now on fox news sunday.ello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news, president trump dealing with new controversy when he seems to suggest after meeting with vladimir putin he believes putin's denial of russian meddling in the 2016 election. white house correspondent kevin cork reports from the philippines. >> as to whether or not i'm with our agencies, i believe in our intel agencies, our intelligence agencies. >> in attempting to clear up conclusion after putin's denials of meddling in the u.s. election last year, president trump to the surprise of many repeated his belief saturday that putin was sincerely convinced that there was no meddling. >> i think it was very obvious to everybody, i believed that president putin really feels and he feels strongly that he did not meddle in our election. what he believes is what he believes. >> however u.s. intelligence agencies have long since concluded that there was meddling. the president's recalibrated explanation threatened to overshadow s

read anything that he puts out really. sm well we've checked out books in books best seller list prior to -- sitting down with you here. we discovered books on there isakson and grant -- chris matthews book -- absolutely on rfk is the best seller. what happens -- did you read what happened? >> you know, you're embarrassing me but i did not read what happens. i didn't want to relive what happened. [laughter] personally it shall i kind of felt i knew what happened. but it has an honest excerpt on it but honest pour primarily of her five in terms what happened during the election. >> another best -- best seller for book and books has donna brazil book hacked. >> she was here. we were there and she was in conversation with anna -- and that was quite an interest -- prvelg obama administration official right? >> no, she was -- is a republic and anna is on cnn and she's -- anti-trump cnn reportser. not reporter but carry spokesperson and they became friendsre on the set. it's clearly done is telling her side of the story and she has a lot of, a lot of raw emotion while she was still there. the book is pretty raw. >> it is. it is. it lay it right out there. she really does. you kno

chris: yes and technology. i like the things that mover -- i hate that stuff. there is nothing more interactive than readingd having something happen on the page. having to worry if you have to plug it in or if you have the right decoding software. charlie: go ahead. chris: i have done a few things for animated things online that now are not watchable anymore because the link which they were written in whatever is no longer available. it has disappeared. books are still readily readable to anybody who has the technology of eyeballs in a brain. charlie: this is what charles schultz said. saidarles schultz once cartooning was a fairly sort of profession. you have to draw fairly well. really well, you would be a painter. if you rose really well, you would be an author. what sort of cartoons results from that? you hold the answers in your hands to be fair. chris ware is not alone. he is part of cartoonists that have great, emotional stories. that is pretty damn good. chris: yes. he is a nice person. in a lot of ways, ira showed me how to structure a story. i think it is funny the only person in america with a d

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chris martinez, cbs news santa monica, california. >> the new guidelines emphasize making sure readingsre accurate. the authors of the studies said they should be based on two or three readings from at least two different sittings. players being held in china are reportedly on their way back home. liangelo ball and two others were detained after being accused of stealing sunglasses from a store near their team hotel. ball is a member of a high profile basketball family. his older brother plays for the lakers and his father is the ceo of the big baller brand. >>> there was heartbreak following the world cup soccer game. for the first time since 1958 italy failed to qualify mcmlviii italy failed to qualify for -- failed to qualify for the game and in rome it is hard for them. joy for the swedish soccer team. they got involved in their celebration. so much for that anchor desk. anybody can do it behind an anchor desk. >> my husband is a huge soccer fan. he thinks it's great. may the best team winch -- winch -- win. >> exact ly ly. everybody has a chance at it. >> italy, chile and the unite

chris chmura. a warning for anyone who reads online reviews. nbc bay area responds, next. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco man whose p >>> 5:26 now. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco man whose photo was posted in a place he didn't expect. online reviews for east coast companies. >> consumer investigator, chris chmura has a warning about fake online reviews. >> good morning. with this man's story, we want you to look at online reviews with a higher level of skepticism. here is what happened, his old portrait from work appeared next to elbert hubbard online. >> my first reaction was to be angry. this is sort of a form of identity theft. he says they are bogus. who posted them? we asked the company. they have no idea. coming up, we look at how often this is happening. we turn to a man tracking fake reviews. he helps us help you spot phony feedback. we are going to ask the big review companies how they are shielding you from fake five-star reviews. there's nothing fake about our effort to help you solve consumer problems. that's real. contact us on our website,

the quotes i just read, "ungrateful fool" and "poor man's don king." chrisillizza is calling this a racial dog whistle. do you agree? >> it feels like a racial dog whistle. the entire time there's an undertone of you should be grateful to me. these uppity black people. is isn't just because of lavar ball, it starts with the nfl where he talked about highly paid athletes who should be grateful to be in the nfl. this discourse keeps recurring and directed largely to black people. let me be clear, donald trump is an equal opportunity jerk when he goes after celebrities, he goes after meryl streep but when it comes to athletes it's "you should be grateful." this is bizarre and unpresidential but there is definitely an racial undertone. >> well, the hair comment, i feel for him but donald trump and don king have been friends for 40 years. there's nothing racial about it. his son stole things in china at an lv store. how disgusting is it? you're going on a full ride scholarship with ucla and you end up stealing something there and then donald trump steps in and sa

it was -- i mean, read michael kelly's account of chris dodd and senator ted kennedy's behavior with respect to women going back 15, 20 years. when ted kennedy died, he was the lion of the senate, right, he was widely celebrated. so you have a problem which is the branch of government that is supposed to be most accountable to the people most often tends to be -- tends to be the least. and what i really hope is that what is happening throughout the private sector from weinstein to lauer starts sweeping congress as well. that should be elementary here. >> it's stunning that the moral compass has turned to corporate america. we've seen members of the congressional black caucus refusing to call for conyers resignation. they had a meeting on wednesday and congressman sedrick richmond and james clyburn suggests conyers should be held to a different standard than men in other industries. watch this. >> you guys don't appreciate other men in other industries have faced similar accusations and gotten out of the way, resigned, stepped down, far faster than he has, right? >> you would have to

chris chmura. it's a warning for anyone who reads online reviews. nbc bay area responds next. san francisco man whose photo was posted in a place he didn )t expect.in online >>> nbc bay area responds to a san francisco man whose photo was posted in a place that he did not expect. in online reviews for some east coast companies. >> consumer investigator chris chmura has a warning about the fake online reviews. >> good morning. with this man's story, we want you to look at online reviews with a higher level of skepticism. here is what happened. scott hubbard's old portrait from work somehow appeared to the name elbert hubbard on several online reviews. scott said he's never heard of any of these companies, even though he supposedly gave them all five stars. >> my first reaction was to be anger because this is sort of a form of identity theft. >> scott says these reviews are bogus. well, then who posted them? we asked the companies. they said they have no idea. coming up tonight at 11:00, we look at how often this is happening. we turn to a man who is tracking fake reviews. he he

let's bring in our consumer investigator chris chumara. 429 pages in the tax bill what do you see? >>> a lot more to read. first today's proposal seeks to eliminate deduction attention for local and state income taxes. let's face it california's income tax isn't exactly low. did he rowe deducting that amount from the infamous 1040 forms is commonplace in california. the tax policy krerpt estimates more than 1 third of residents took that deduction in 2015 more than any other state. the deduction averaging $18,438 per flam that year if the tax plan passes as is that dds would drop to zero beginning next year. second, property taxes today's proposal aims to limit the amount of property tax you may deduct from the federal taxes the max would be $10,000 in won't pinch as many people as eliminating the income tax dds but with high home value this one will be felt. >> i think think about the average home here in santa clara county. i think santa clara county current property tax is 1.52% of the purchase price you'd be hitting that $10,000 cap very, very quickly. >> lrp will all right two more things to touch o

chris, you were with the president. how is his rhetoric different? why is his rhetoric different now? and should we read into it, read anything into this greater than he's just there and that is what the moment called for? >> well, it's strikingly different, that's for sure. he said a lot of progress is being made in moving toward some sort of an agreement. he wants to make a deal with north korea. he didn't give any specifics, however, about what makes him so optimistic. look, he has struck a strikingly different tone. none of those provocation against kim jong-un. none of the talk about fire and fury. about how the united states could totally destroy north korea and obviously this is playing right into what the president here, president moon, wants to hear. he has been one of the most vocal proponents of diplomacy. when the two held a joint press conference, this is what president trump had to say. >> i really believe that it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and to make a deal that's good for the people of north korea and the people of the world. i do see certain movement, yes. but let

chris gordon, news4. >> wow. of course we all -- i remember reading about following him on tiger beat when i was a teenager, but ie the connection that she had and that she looks like she's doing so much better. of course we wish her and her son well as well. >> we sure do. that song helped get her through. >>> well, it's not even thanksgiving and we're already talking hannukah bars. tommy mcfly has a first look inside this growing d.c. holiday tradition. >>> they're starting to the balloons for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. a look at the year-long journey to create these characters. >>> we're looking a lot colder. 34 gaithersburg, 42 d.c., feeling 15 to 20 degrees colder. how about this shot, though? dulles airport. the sun made its way down about 45 minutes ago, but we've still got some nice color out there tonight. that looks awesome. >>> tomorrow your holiday will probably start by tuning into the macy's thanksgiving day parade and did you know that it can take a year to get those balloons up and running? >> yeah, this is pretty cool. before the grinch can go from whoville to harold square, he starts as

reading it. now i have the world's greatest excuse to pin chris down on this huge day in the news as well as hisnice, thank you. >> there has not been another politician since june of 1968 that could bring together those two people back to the tracks to salute the same person. >> that's why i wrote the book. i think this will remind a lot of people during this dreary times that america is better than that, than what we have, and it can be again. he spent his whole life chasing bad guys but he said he decided one thing. the villains in this world create their own hell on earth. >> if anything, this book will revive the belief that it's doable. working white and black people can have the same political goals. the reference these people had as a person. >> he won the california primary. >> right. >> would he have won the nomination? >> you're killing me. >> would he have won on election night if he won the nomination? >> we thought he was going to do it, because it's a dynamic. i think he would have shaken it up. >> i want the contrast of you explaining this. i want you to explain all of jfk on a p