>> this is dick nixon. >> yes, dick?> in a call secretly recorded by the white house, president lyndon johnson draws a line in the sand for his old adversary, richard nixon, the republican candidate for president. >> lyndon johnson is desperate before his term runs out to get the north vietnamese and the south vietnamese at the peace table. >> we all want them to come, and hope they'll come, and really believe they'll come. >> it's really a question of when they'll come. >> nixon was trying sabotage those peace talks. if peace talks were announced before the election day, that would help his opponent and it would destroy nixon's very last chance to become president. >> u.s. troops were mired in a brutal conflict between the forces of communist north vietnam and our allies, south vietnam. johnson had escalated the war, but now with the death toll soaring, with protests and riots tearing the nation apart, president johnson had staked his legacy on getting america out of vietnam. >> i told -- >> johnson is talking to nixon,

dick van dyke does not return at the chimney sweep.lt and ask him for the part. >> really? i didn't know that. >> yeah. >> i said, i'll do it for nothing. actually, i had to give him $4,000. i paid him to do it. >> you paid him to play the banker? >> and i'd do it again. >> wow. >> and sure enough, he does. in "mary poppins returns", he plays the son of the banker in the first film. >> they made me a gorgeous head of hair and a beard and everything. i said, do you know you're making up a 91-year-old man to look like a 91-year-old man? >> in the film, dick has the piece deresistance, sure to send chills up and down every fan's spine. >> i remember there was sort of, is he goes to jump? and then you leap onto this desk and you tap dance, i mean, surprised and deleagued so deli all of us -- >> including me! >> it was so beautiful, i honest to god could not say cut because i was in tears. >> the beauty of it. i could tell everybody's heart was in the right place. they were into it, they just felt, you know, what walt would have wanted them

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>> this is dick nixon. >> yes, dick. >> this conversation is a master class in political sub text andnted you to know any rumblings around about somebody trying to sabotage the saigon government, there's no credibility, as far as i'm concerned. >> i'm very happy to hear that, dick because that has taken place. now here's the history of it. >> you got two guys sort of bluffing each other. johnson wants nixon to think he's got the goods on nixon himself. nixon wants johnson to think he has nothing to do with this. >> i would never do anything to encourage saigon not to come to the table. good god, we want them over in paris. i mean, get to paris or you can't have a peace. >> lbj knew there was collusion with the south vietnamese government to keep them from negotiating a peace. what lbj couldn't prove definitively was that nixon was involved. >> some of the old china lobby are going around and implying -- >> anyone with half a brain knows that richard nixon is behind this effort to sabotage the peace talks because the south vietnamese would not listen to a fundraiser, anna chennault, un

panetta.ary >> i agree with what dick just said. a lot of it depends on the leadership of the president and the leadership in congress, and the willingness to really try to sit down and work through these very tough issues. this is a difficult time, there's no question about it. dick and i see it through his daughter and my son in congress. jimmy, my youngest son, came back to washington during the time that i said when republicans and democrats got together. we would go out to dinner together. we would go on trips together. we played basketball together. we did a number of things working together. he saw that relationship, and he's frustrated by what he sees today, because he's a veteran from the afghan war, and like other veterans have been elected, they don't want to just go back b to washington and foud their shoe on the table. they want to get things done. the one source of hope for me is that he and a group of others have created this problem solversth caucus, i think 24 democrats, 24 republicans, who are trying to sit down an

under dick's direction, d.l.j. focused on small emerging companies rather than larger, blue-chip companies, which had been the standard practice for established wall street firms in the past. this groundbreaking approach was a boone for the firm. in 1970, d.l.j. made history as the first wall street firm to offer shares to the public. over the subsequent decades, dick continued his successful business career. he held a variety of positions, including president and chief executive of the equitable investment corporation. dick's retirement in 1996 marked the final chapter of his successful and transformative business career. outside of his career, dick had a life-long passion for purchasing and restoring historic american homes. and throughout the years he restored over 13 homes. with his collection of homes in new york state, new york city, north carolina, south carolina, and st. croix, often considered to be one of the finest collections of classical architecture in the united states. for his work in preservation,

vicee join me in welcoming president dick cheney. [applause] >> i'm very honored and privileged to introduce a school leon panetta of law graduate. secretary panetta began his long in the stringers test distinguished career in 1960 four as a first lieutenant and the united states army. upon discharge went to work in washington as a legislative assistant to united states senate majority john of california. in 1969 he was appointed director of department of health andaverage -- health education for welfare office of civil rights were he enforced equal education laws. later he served as executive the mayor of new york city. he then returned to monterey or he practiced law and to his election into the united states house of representatives in 1976. serving in congress for 16 years, secretary panetta was a key participant in agricultural health care and federal budget issues. from 1989 to 1993 he chaired the house budget committee. he offered a wide range of legislation including the hunger prevention act of 1988. medicaid and medicare co

new york to see dick nixon with ambassador bui diem.ennault who first proposed this get-together to nixon. but it's dick nixon who turns their private meeting into a cloak-and-dagger campaign operation. >> nixon is eager to meet, but wants to keep it secret. even from his own secret service detail. >> which is suspicious all by itself. >> secret meetings, middle men and women. foreign ambassadors, and a tower in new york city. >> exactly what is said is not really recorded anywhere. but the clear message from nixon to the ambassador was -- if you want to communicate anything to me, use mrs. chennault as a way to talk to me. >> the intrigue begins. the goal is to undermine the peace talks that president johnson believes will end the war. sabotage any negotiations that might get u.s. troops out of vietnam. point man for the operation? is mrs. anna chennault. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try fe

dick and i see it through his daughter and my son in congress.nd jimmy my youngest son saw, he came back to washington during the time that i said when republicans and democrats got together and we would go out to dinner together. we would go on trips together. we played basketball together. we did a number of things working together he saw that relationship. and he's frustrated by what he sees today. because he's a veteran from the afghan war and like other veterans who have been elected they don't want to just go back to washington and pound their shoe on the table. we want to get .things done. the one source of hope for me is that if he and a group of others have created this problem solvers caucus, i think 24 democrats, 24 republicans, trying to sit down and work through issues like healthcare and immigration etc., to try to come up with bipartisan solutions. i think that's where the hope is for the future, it's not going to change from the top down, i wish it could but i don't think that's going to happen. it's going to change when newer mem

as a memberof you received the dick pic? as a member of parliament you received the dick pic? worst thing i have ever received. it is not about people like me, it is people like stina and others who receive these things regularly and it is dismissed as if it is their fault that they are receiving something they have never asked for and which is, as i said, could well be an offence. lewis, d as someone's age before you send a genital selfie? yes, or you can usually tell, i look at their pictures first and if she gives me any sign... i only like 21 and above, sort of thing, if she looked a bit young i would ask. i just thing, if she looked a bit young i would ask. ijust go from what i see on the pictures. maria miller is shaking her head and rolling her eyes. throughout many different areas we see people misrepresenting their ages and it is impossible to tell somebody's age from how they present themselves or a picture. if nothing else as a result of listening to this programme, i hope people wake up to the fact that this isa people wake up to the fact that this is a six offence

dick, mr. paar, how come you don't want to work my show?never sit on the couch. he said, come on. i said, no, no. he said, well, come on in, i'll let you sit on the couch. that's how it happened. >> what kind of car you got? >> a lincoln, naturally. >> well, that's -- that's -- >> to have dick gregory on jack paar in the early '60s was an indication of things to come. television and comedy will be a space where one will see a strong african-american presence going forward. >> the movement came and something came over me. civil rights, oh, man. >> dick gregory was actually getting arrested time and time again for making the marches, but then what he would do is he'd get bailed out and then he'd do a show that night. and what had happened that day would all be fodder for his comedy. >> you wear tight shoe, you get a corn. you keep the shoe on long enough, you get a callous, then a bunion, then it is shoe is worn out. the negro have a callous around its soul. >> i would never stoop to the level to believe i could wipe out slavery and racism wi

coming up, sliding sales, dick's sporting-goods's gun and backfired big time.eady to reach across the aisle on some key issues. >> democrats will come to us with a plan for infrastructure, plan for healthcare and we will negotiate. heather: with nancy pelosi potentially back at the wheel will anything get done? brandon strock a says don't count on it, he's here next. ♪ ♪ let's work together ♪ today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free audible app, you can listen anytime, and anywhere. plus for the first time ever, you'll get access to exclusive fitness programs a $95 value free with membership. start a 30-day trial

new york to see dick nixon with ambassador bui diem.s chennault who first proposed this get-together to nixon. but it's dick nixon who turns their private meeting into a cloak-and-dagger campaign operation. >> nixon is eager to meet, but wants to keep it secret even from his own secret service detail, which is suspicious all by itself. >> secret meetings, middle men and women. foreign ambassadors, and a tower in new york city. >> exactly what is said is not really recorded anywhere. but the clear message from nixon to the ambassador was -- if you want to communicate anything to me, use mrs. chennault as a way to talk to me. >> the intrigue begins. the goal is to undermine the peace talks that president johnson believes will end the war. sabotage any negotiations that might get u.s. troops out of vietnam. point man for the operation? or point woman is mrs. ana chennault. chennault. [ telephone ringing ] -whoa. [ indistinct talking ] -deductible? -definitely speaking insurance. -additional interest on umbrella policy? -can you translate?

new york to see dick nixon with ambassador bui diem.s chennault who first proposed this get-together to nixon. but it's dick nixon who turns their private meeting into a cloak-and-dagger campaign operation. >> nixon is eager to meet, but woonts to keep it secret. even from his own secret service detail. >> which is suspicious all by itself. >> secret meetings, middle men and women. foreign ambassadors, and a tower in new york city. >> exactly what is said is not really recorded anywhere. but the clear message from nixon to the ambassador was -- if you want to communicate anything to me, use mrs. chennault as a way to talk to me. >> the intrigue begins. the goal is to undermine the peace talks that president johnson believes will end the war. sabotage any negotiations that might get u.s. troops out of vietnam. point man for the operation? is mrs. anna chennault. nothing worth losing sleep over, because we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪

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look, i can be the biggest dick i want. >> you are being kind of a dick. ( laughter ) >> yeah, and guessm not scared, because nothing is going to happen to me. >> no, what i'm suggesting is that if you break the law and it's a serious offense and somebody loses their life or gets hurt, you're probably going to go to prison. but if you make a minor mistake, i want you to learn from your lesson, grow out of the criminal activity, and move on. >> so instead of inflicting maximum punishment on criminals, the law should rehabilitate them? could the suckers who elected gonzalez really support this weak on crime, strong on hugs agenda? this is america, okay. we find people who commit crimes, and then we lock them up forever. >> yeah, that's why there are a lot of people innocent in jails, and that's why our jails are so full. >> i don't that think a small amount of marijuana is worth putting somebody in jail for or ruining their life. >> if you have the stigma of a bad record in the past, that's it, stuck with you. we don't care if you've been good for five years. >> so you-- you don't think pe

the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, has voiced her support for the senior officer who to deal with issues such as logging hate incidents against women. sara thornton, chair of the national police chiefs council, was criticised by some people for saying police should focus on burglary and violent crime rather than misogyny. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw is here. so, sara thornton's remarks were regarded as controversial, but backing for her from the country's top police officer. yes, and this is all about senior officers coming out and saying, look, we have to be realistic about what we can do, what we can prioritise and what we can't do at a time when resources are stretched, when we've lost a lot of police officers and staff. cressida dick is saying that for her the priority has a lwa ys saying that for her the priority has always been tackling serious violence. yesterday a 15—year—old boy was stabbed to death in south london and she says you can't increase the scale of the mission by enforcing new laws such as misogyny u nless enforcing new laws such as m

here is dick durbin. mike warner will be here shortly. first, i want to thank all of my colleagues for the support they have shown me, the confidence they have shown me. but we're really a team. we have worked together as a team for the last two years, and we'll continue to do that. i love every member of my caucus. i truly do. they're all great people, different views, different backgrounds, but everyone works hard to see other people's points of view and that's why we have been able to come together, because of the unity. the unity in our caucus has been our strength, and it will continue stronger than ever in the 116th congress. when we stood here two years ago, we faced a daunting electoral map. the worst in decades. and we faced difficult questions about how best to serve the people with such an unconventional president in the white house. two years later, let's take stock. thanks to the unity of our caucus, we beat back republican efforts to repeal health care. 30 million people have health care because of this caucus. and the repub

. >> dick, a number of factors are being ticked off in terms of why investors are selling out of techpossibility of regulation, more focus on privacy, what happens to data moving forward you have china in a trade war, possibility of slowing growth globally what's the thing you think is the biggest risk for the sector? >> it is all of those. and you can keep going regulation both at home and possibility of regulation abroad increasing number of countries wanting to talk to executives of some of the companies. when you bundle those things together, you just have to look at it, admit that everything is fully priced, risk was certainly und underpriced. i think we're seeing the weight of that piling up on companies and causing a pull back. >> speaking of culture issues and how they're sometimes showing up in stocks, i spoke to paypal co-founder just yesterday, he was talking about how this is playing out in silicon valley for companies considering what to do next. take a listen. >> i think silicon valley, the original question, a little reckoning. some companies like a firmer saying we alw

as with moby dick many of their productions include actors from other ensembles. stuff that. i figured i'd drop by and watch a rehearsal in the morning i watched and in the afternoon i joined in. what really drew. i mean was the amazing energy. feels unmediated free of self reflection when more like of a different kind. for the dance and acrobatic scenes in moby dick the theater brought into choreographers from spain they say they can learn quite a lot from their colleagues with disabilities oh. you know how the song filters that we have so many like. i can not do this because it's like like they're like more free they feel so much freedom yeah and it's really like it gives you the freedom of train thing or get even more deeper into some seems like it's much easier actually but yeah so. the theater has gained international acclaim the japanese television network is filming a documentary about rum but. we see ourselves as an ensemble of the future as a city theater of the futurist bring in other kinds of people the minority becomes the majority. the path to a more inclusive so

dick cheney was 35 years old when he became white house chief. but there are very few people who walk the face of this earth who can walk in, confront a donald trump, and tell him hard truth. order fort a tall anybody, much less somebody with his experience. host: texas, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for this call. as far as president trump considering the changes, i mean, it's really difficult because he himself has to really want to change. it's him. you could put good staff and members in there, you could put the smartest, the most effective -- all the effective cabinet members. can see, his history, donald trump's history, he has lost so many good ones of the very start. i mean, there were good people that were willing to work and make this nation a better nation, like he said, make america great again. i don't know where that is coming from, because it's a joke. chaotic ashouse is any that i have ever -- i mean, it's beyond belief. it's a joke. guest: that's certainly true. look, it may well be mission impossible wi

nbc reached out to dick's sporting goods for further comments and we did not hear back. >> america's wait for the world chess champion. norwegian magnus karlsson is keeping his title after he beat his u.s. opponent in a tiebreaker event in london. >> thanks to my opponent for a great fight. he showed himself to be an extremely strong player. >> it wasn't a good day for me hand magnus played very well, and, yeah, i had a very bad start, unfortunately. >> this wasn't necessarily an easy win. the pair faced off 12 times over actual and a half weeks. 12 games played to 12 draws. a first in the history of world chess championships. wow. >> no kidding. >> probably a good day to maybe stay inside and play a game. kari, how long is this rain going to be around? >> a look at sloppy road conditions and the rain coming down in palo alto on highway 101. now, here the rain will stop at about 5:00. that's right around sunset and the evening commute will take a closer look at storm ranger and see what's ahead. that's coming up next. (anywher but next: the important step to protect property - which

dick fergie shows me the tanks that hold this year's wine. i mean here we have a kibbutz tahmina and you can see the yeast. condamine is it ready to drink think you can drink it you can smell it too historically smells really fresh and aromatic market. in the fall that men line growing is still very much a family affair dick lugar lee inherited the vineyard from his father eighteen years ago. evergreen i think this is a stunning property really that's a battlefield apart from the rest of the region the modern design immediately catches the eye why did you go for this kind of style. and i'm bored with one growing is changing with the look to the rest of the world or people want to go out to the vineyards to enjoy the countryside through and. they prefer bright light to old time rustic and focused sellers. it's more fun to taste wine in a bright room and make it in these beautiful surroundings. by. lunch off you know should people but then what are the challenges for a modern wine grower they can go on to climate change past few years were all

." >> dick d, we need help. >> dick debartolo. >> dick d, we need help. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> fall is a popular time of year to get your home organized before the holidays, and this morning we're going to check out some low-tech but clever gadgets to help get your home in shipshape with our giz wiz, dick debartolo. so nice to see you. >> thank you, the same. lynda, these are great things and they're so inexpensive. junk drawer organizer. >> everybody needs one of those. >> compartments in it. slides back in forth. underneath, some of the compartments are designed especially for scissors, for scotch tape and, you know, for whatever you want. very convenient. >> because you have a hard time finding places for those sometimes. >> yes, exactly. scissors especially because they're oddly shaped. and it's like 12 bucks. >> amazing. >> you have a k-cup machine and it can't open when it's under the counter. >> because you have cabinets above. >> cabinets above, right. push down on this. now the coffee pot can roll -- >> to the front of your counter. >

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i was sitting in the reading room at phillips library with dick trask and bernie, and dick was going, it looks like an ink change. interesting. if you've ever worked in an archive, they give you one document at once, one at a time. but there were three of us. so each ordered up one of these documents that they happened to have several of. and it turns out we found a whole bunch of them from thomas putnam that have that two-ink quality to it. as we looked across the different archives, we found more of them. i don't know if there are, like, 15 or 16 of these that occur out of the 200 that he wrote, but that all curiously, the ink changes in a particular spot. you can understand that if perhaps he ran out of ink and just started up with a different batch. you can see that. you know, you're going to think horse before you think zebra. but the curious thing across these documents, they all started with, also on the -- and they have a date. being the day of his examination. they all started out with the word also and named the date. this is really critical because almost every single indic

dick's sporting goods facing a sales slump. why they are standing y their decision this morning. >>> all that, plus cbs bombshell. disturbingew allegations against the network's disgraced former chief. did les moonves scheme to silence an accuser? >>> troubling results from new headlight tests. what you need to know before you hit the road. >>> and it's official. ♪ >> the rockefeller center christmas tr shining bright after a star-studded celebration kicking off the holiday season. today thursday, novemb9, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news this is today with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller center. >> welcome to today on this thursday morning. thank you for joing us. look at us outside. >> i know. we cannot get enough of this beautiful tree. >> it was a spectacar moment when they turned those lights on. oh, we could watch it a million times. wasn't the music incredible? >> it was incredible. it was a gre nht. people had so much fun. so the season begins and the weather, too, to match with it. >>

this is what cressida dick said earlier.nd we would always want and political parties and similarto be able want and political parties and similar to be able to regulate themselves. however, if somebody passesis themselves. however, if somebody passes is material which they say amounts to a crime, we have a duty to look at that and not just dismiss it. and we have been assessing some material which was passed to me in a radio studio of all things, about two months ago. and we are now investigating some of that material because it appears there may have beena because it appears there may have been a crime committed. cressida dick made it clear she was not investigating the labour party, just examples in this dossier. she has also said before that bar criminality and proving a hit crime has been committed, it is not good enoughjust to has been committed, it is not good enough just to be very offensive. —— hate crime. there is an investigation under way. this is the reaction from tom watson. if the neti is suggesting there are

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analysis in studio with cbs news electionsing director anthony salvanto and dick dick and nora o'donnellcbs evening news. >> stay with us tonight as the results roll in. we'll bring you live results and analysis on our special election night live stream on our website www.kpix.com. thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. >> looking forward to tonight. it will be busy. we've got you covered. allen and veronica will be back in 30 minutes with more. we'll see you then. % >> and welcome back to our midterm election-night coonch right here on cbs. polls are closed now in more than half of our 50 states. let's take a look now because one of the things we're watching tonight is what will happen in the u.s. house of representatives? the democrats need 23 seats in order to take back the house. and they've had some early but expected victories this morning. we're going to be looking at those key swing states. they've got some rich territory to mine there as republicans have 41 open seats there, retierms, or whatever, which means the democrats have a good shot. take a look athe

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here's the video just moments after it all happened a the dick's sporting goods at westfield wheaton mall tonight. news 4's jackie bensen spoke to police and shoppers. she's live now with the latest. jackie?ll >> reporter: jim, there were shoppers everywhere here. some of them with little kids in hand. it is amazing that more people were not hurt. this cell phone video shows first responders rush s into the area in front of the parking lot trenansof dick's sporting goods. they quickly determined that the man in the front seat of the car that crashed had been shot. the driver and another passenger, both women, were injured in the crash. it may have been preceded by some type of argument by two groups inside the mall. >> that's what detectives are looking into right now. they are attempting to review surveillance video from the various stores and talking with mall security to see what have transpired inside the mall and also in the parking garage. >> reporter: the shooting and crashpe hapd about 7:00 p.m. a busy time on a busy night, as people pickedp last minute items before the thank

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my name is dick allen, and i reside in district seven. my major certain, commissioners, are san francisco p.u.c. tuolomne river water policies compliant with the endangered species act? a federal law passed by congress in 1973. the american bar associations executive summary stated congress' plain intent when enacting the endangered species act was to halt and reverse the trend toward species extinction at whatever the cost. in 2014, the 9th circuit kompl backed environmental restrictions on water deliveries, ruling against the west lands water district, stating water from the sacramento, san joaquin river is important, not just for people but also the fish that swim it, reversing a previous lower court's ruling. after attending meetings to hear our p.u.c. state their position on the bay delta plan involving the tuolomne river, the endangered species act is not mentioned, and it seems that our p.u.c. recently gotten gauged in an effort to protect the tuolomne river eco system and habitat. why the long delay? sadly, recent challenges to th