>> 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. >> nixon was trying to sabotage those peace talks. if peace talks were announced before 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, protests and riots tearing the nation apart, president johnson had staked his legacy on getting america out of vietnam. >> i told all of you the other day that we did have -- >> johnson is talking to nixon, basically say

that dick laird is a troubled soul. and what she does is she wishes peace upon dick laird. she realizes that it was war and he had to do what he had to do. both men were courageous for their countries. she grants him peace and she grants him atonement. laird gets that letter and he weeps. he's a tough guy. and he weeps. and that night is the first time in years that he sleeps without nightmares. and i always come back to this. look at that picture. what do these people have in common? you know what, we're a divided country today, america is divided. look at these people. this man killed this woman's father and you know what? they could figure it out. they could figure it out. there's some inspiration for me. we can do better as a country. if they can do it, we can do it. so the story took me a long time to do, but it wasn't what i thought it was when i started. but i'm grateful to the families for helping me bring it through. but i think it still has some -- for me, at least, it's got value today. we could do better. happy to answer any questions. thank you. [ applause ] >>

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dick, as you have just said. there was no wrongdoing by cressida dick, as you havejust said. that is how this works. you just said that iopc have found no evidence of cressida dick line. hold on. the iopc have not interviewed cressida dick. she was not interviewed. invite cressida dick onto your programme. invite me onto the programme, and let's have a debate about it. she won't come. i wa nt to debate about it. she won't come. i want to get to how this has impacted you, but i need to do myjob as well. i respect your work very much, but you must not invite people onto your programme and then not allow them to speak. i am allowing you to speak, and i will allow you to speak. i also need to give a right of reply, rather than letting you say things that are potentially incorrect, or when people don't have a right to reply. i am sorry, i am not having this. harvey proctor, former conservative mp. what is clear is the impact that this investigation has had on his life, as he said at the very beginning, how it has impacted him. harvey proctor talking to us this morning. former cons

whoegleatisor cy er >> he's not going to show all his cards, but he does know that dick's is changing it. >> so many people say if with us it's not going to stop these mass shootings. and my response is you're >>> that's what some residents found that their mailbox. >>re ocked. n io, i'm going to have to read this out loud and see if this says what i think it says. >> it made you cry. >> sfr an attorney representing the estate of val strstad. he died a few months ago at the age of 69. to most people dennis seemed to be a man of modest miens. but he's secretly massed a small fortune. although it wasn't just the size that brought us here. tmps the directi hinbehind for what to do with i. this is the executor of the state. >> provision number five, the sum of $500,000 to be divided equally to the individuals that attend my funeral. >> that's all you had to do was show up? >> that's it. >> reporter: just attend the church service or set foot in the funeral home and sign the registry and his money was yours. no one knew this advanin advanc dennis had no exdspe a large turn soout. >> he was

i think that's basically whaha dick is saying.going totoome up with daca, we're going do daca, and then we can startat immey on the phase two, which would be comprehensive. >> would you be agreeable to th? >> yeah, i would like, i would like to... >> he starts to actually get way beyond where, ceainly, stephen miller, but a lot of hisbs advisers are on the nce of what the deal would look like.ok >> i'll take the ht, i don't care. i don't care.l i'll take e heat you want to give me, and i'll take the heat off both the democrats and the republicans. my whole life has been heat. i like heat, in a certain way. disconcerting. it was and i did have my head in my hands. but i've had that a lot in listening to the president. he is the kind of guy who, at least rhetorically, is, isoing to be prone to just giving away the store, which is why even mccarthy, who's kind of a squish on all of these things,pe immediately up. >> mr. president, you need to i think-- think what senator feinstein is asking here,lk when we bout just daca, we don't wa

dick, perhaps you'd like to say a few words?re is a see of urgencyan that's felt byof us when it comes to this issue. 1,000 a day will lose dacaot tion.. 900 of tm are members of the 20,000 of them are school teachers. lives are hanging in the balance of our getting the job done. >> i agree witthat, dick. i very much agree with that. >> and the president is referring to me as dick all the time. and i'm thinking, you know, "i, i guess i'm his friend at this point." >> narrator: on television, the a deal, have an agreement toke save daca.ro >> when this comes back, hopefully with an agreement-- thisisroup and others, from the senate, from the house-- comes back with an agreement, i'm siing it. i mean, i will be signing it. >> senator feinstein almost cat believe it. ery democrat sitting on the edge of their seat in that room, wondering, "is the president party d cut a deal?"his own >> i'd like to ask the question: what about a clean daca bi now, with a commitment that we go into comprehensive immigration-reform procedure?h, >> hav

it was dick but cass.d bull wing celt. >> june faray. that was a fun though story. it brings it back to my memory. june for ray was this lovely woman. she had this great gig. like you said, she was the voice of rocket j. squirrel on "rocky and bullwinkle." she was the voice of natasha on this cartoon. what a great gig, doing the voice on a dopey cartoon and they pay you a fortune. on the other hand she just once in her life wanted people to know she was the voice behind rocky the squirrel. we wrote her a script and dick but cass was there, legendary football player. you'll play rocky the squirrel and you're going to seduce jessica hahn, who at the time was very famous, you know. >> jimmy: right. >> and dick butkus was going to have sex with rocket j. squirrel and jessica hahn, it was going to be a threesome. it was a disgusting, degenerate script. we get on the air, we throw it in front of her. she goes, oh, jessica hahn, describing all these sexual positions and everything else. a day later -- we're airin

we did get a letter back from dick's sporting goods but did not directly engage with the company. we have seen a willing necessary for certain retailers, namely dick's sporting goods and wal-mart. wal-mart was forced to do that with the shooting in el paso earlier this year. they have taken steps to strengthen practices in response to be and customer concerns about their gun retail accident. they have taken out handguns in their stores completely and are strengthening the background check process. duck'duck'sduck -- dick's are dg inventory of certain products, preliminary evaluation says these stores outperformed therapies due to the merchandise they replaced the gun products with. in november last year we did become signatory to the responsible firearms industry along with 13 other investors. this is being staffed that is seeking to engage with manufacturers and retailers as well as the entire distribution chain of civilian firearms and ammunition to encourage them to put in place better and safer practices around the manufacturing andy sign of their products and retail practices

. >> dick army, when they moved to washington in 2000, 2001, dick army is the old congressman, meets with him, he is an old hand at this point, pence is a freshman and he says take some time for your family. you should have a line for your family. this will engulf you. like some of us do you should do that so that christmas of 2001, karen bott him fake antique, cherry red, they run a line through and it is old school and it is just her and the kids, the only one that have a phone number. what i found her reporting is in particular when he was governor and she was at the office across the hall in the state house she would make phone calls throughout the day to coordinate how they were handling. >> in her role as first lady. >> this is new to the book. i had some inklings of this when covering him day today but was never able to put a finger on it until i started reporting the book. that is how she worked and that is the joint political career and power. >> host: did mike pence as vice president or karen pence, were you able to interview either of them? >> guest: they won't talk for an

dick shows me the tanks that hold this year's wine. we have a kibbutz to mina and you can see the east. what is it ready to drink think you can drink it you can smell it to me has already smells really fresh and aromatic. in the poll that meant wine growing is still very much a family affair dick lugar lee inherited the vineyard from his father 18 years ago . evergreen i think really this is a stunning property really that's about all fall apart from the rest of the region the modern design immediately catches the eye why did you go for this kind of style . but i'm probably 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 unfocused salads. it's more fun to taste wine in a bright room and make it in these beautiful surroundings that would be. launched off you know should people but then what are the challenges for a modern wine grower that can go on to climate change past years were all very different

see dick run. run, dick, run. i mean it's that simplistic. >> right. >> what did you think of this?hat's your reaction to this letter? >> well, you got to admit trump wrote it. >> to erdogan, to a president. >> with any other president, it would be shocking. it's basically subliterate. we've had the monroe doctrine. we've had the reagan doctrine. this is kind of the mr. t doctrine "i pity the fool." i mean, that's basically what trump was saying. you can't make this stuff up, right? >> be a good guy. don't be a tough guy. don't be a fool. >> don't be a fool. susan, beyond the don't be a tough guy, don't be a fool, i will call you later, there's a key part that deserves a lot of scrutiny here. the president writes, "you can make a great deal. general mazloum is willing to make concessions they would never have made in the past. i am confidentially enclosing a copy of his letter to me, just received." why is the president handing a letter from a u.s. ally over to their enemy? >> well, first of all, what donald trump has shown very much in the last few days is that there is no such thi

so that's what we did. >> and then you hold to the sale and you previously from the main dick's sportingds already halted the sales from some semi- aromatic, but you still had selling these but you halted the sell of those. after sandy hook we indicated we suspended the sale of all the assault rifles and all the stores and never put them back. after a number of other shootings whether in orlando, san bernardino, migh wherever it might possibly be. we said we have those guns in stream chain which we opened up after parkland. we said at that point we are done and we will not sell them. we went further and said we would not sell any assault style rifles in our stores and never put them back in. we said no high-capacity magazines, we would not sell a firearm to anyone under 21 years of age and we call that to come together with the intent to try to solve this problem. >> what is the impact on your business? it's a small contribution to your line but there is a market out there for hunters in particular. can you tell us what the impact has been? >> we knew it would have an impact on our busin

the ceo of dick's sports goods.h of assault rifles. that is part of the gun policy. not much movement in the stock. toys "r" us, teaming with up target. it will bring back the official website. target is the beneficiary there, up 2%. how about pell ton? where is the stock now? $23 a share. it went public at 29. baird raised it to a outperform status. that is good for 2 1/2% up for peloton. only at 23. >>> american airlines, says the boeing 737 max jet will be back in service by january. tell me more, ash? ashley: american airlines will cut the 737 max from its schedules until january 16th now. that is the later than any other u.s. airline. that means they will take out about 140 flights a day. let me say this on the other side of business, bowing delivered just 302 aircraft in the first nine months of this year. that is down almost 50%. stuart: ouch. >> from the same time last year. certainly way behind european rival airbus. stuart: boeing at 373, not far from where it was when the whole thing started. >>> live on

dick fergie shows me the tents that hold this year's wine. i mean here we have a kibbutz tahmina you can see the yeast. kind of man is it ready to drink you can drink it you can smell it too has already smells really fresh and aromatic market. in the fall that men wine growing is still very much a family affair clearly inherited the vineyard from his father 18 years ago. everybody i think really this is the stunning property really sets of self 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 why i'm growing is changing we look to the rest of the world people want to go out to the vineyards to enjoy the countryside through and. they prefer bright light into old time rustic unfocussed cellars. it's more fun to taste wine in a bright room and make it in these beautiful surroundings when you. launch off you know i'm sure people but then what are the challenges for a modern wind grower to clean up under climate change the past few years were all very differen

dick, good morning. welcome back. >> thank you very much.oing to start with a preview of a gadget coming spring 2020. this solves the problem of people who can't get their pets, mainly their cat, in a carrier because they know they're going to the vet. >> okay. >> so this guy's having a terrible time. but with the calm carrier -- >> that cat does not want to go in that carrier. >> the drawer slides out so it's easy to put the cat in. the inventor said when the drawer starts to slide, the instinct of the cat is to crouch, which makes it easier to slide down and then slide it out, and he can jump out. >> that's the smart one. >> about $50, and that's spring. dooloop. this is a little guy that clips onto the leash. so when you go for your walk, you can take your little doggy bag, stick it in there, and have it. after the doggy does his stuff, make a little knot in it, carry it to the nearest trash bin. >> that's really smart. i don't have a pet but i am a frequent pet sitter. and so for my friends, when i take the dogs out, i'm always like -- >

others i'm absolutely never going to shop at dick's sporting goods.more not than positive. more people didn't shop than actually came to shop. >> and so when other ceos look at what you did and say to themselves, i don't want to be in a position where more are not shopping with me than shopping with me, right, how do you square it? >> i think you have to take what's the long-term effect on your business? we look at this from a long-term standpoint we thought this was the right thing to do for the long term. >> i was trying to figure out. you're entitled to sell whatever you want you don't want to sell tents, don't sell tents but you've got to satisfy the board and the board has to satisfy the shareholders so do you know whether any shareholders voted with their feet and said, i'm out of here or any that said, gosh, i love dick's >> i can tell you, joe, we never had any shareholder who called us -- >> the board didn't have a problem? >> we talked with the board. we had two conversations with the board before we ever decided to do this so the shooting i

a professor dick how thank you very much later. we will now anti governmentt protests is up back on the streets of beirurut today chanting revolution for almost two weeks of protests the largest lebanon has seen in fifteen years. have led to the resignation of prime minister saad hariri this entire cabinet those taking part in the protests. one eight total overthrow the political class which has dominated the country since the civil war. let's get the latest now from players and speak to from city force layla milan alan. and we heard the president all of lebanonon not president michelle i wound speaking a little earlier on. just tell us what the key messages whether he wants to get across. so he said that sectarianism was eight disease in lebanon he said lebanon needed to move towards a mocking six states. in which people were loyal to the nation robin sectarian lead is on he appealed to the people he said that the system would take up a cheating the system will take a long time. he appealed to that patience to wait and what could

dick's hired ir5,000 employees that job event last year. shares were basically off more than 2% today to finish at $37.94. >>> the nba finds itself in the middle of a political crisis. one of the teams most popular with fans in china now finds itself in hot water all bause of one tweet. and as eric chemey reports, there are billions of dollars at stake for the league which has spent years growing a massive audience in that country. >> reporter: houston rockets generara manager tweeting on friday night an image saying fight for freedofrtand with hong kong. that led to an immense backlash from the chinese government and some of the nba's maj chinese partners. the nba releasing its own tweet calling the tweet regrettable while tillman fertitta disstatad himself. e fallout has put the relationship with chi on thin ice, a relationship that the league has been carefully nurturing for decades. the china division is worth more than $4 billion or $ $133 milli per team. while the league has allowed players and coaches to be vocal on domestic politica

now the ceo of dick's.rg out there, a whole lot other folks circling around saying i should jump in this thing? >> i think it says a lot, we're just about a year away from the election, not one democratic candidate standing out, not one star in the democratic party, there are so many prominent democrats expressing and voicing concern about the future of the party, heading into the 2020 election. so when it comes to these democratic candidates, front-runners right now are far too left to win this general election. you look at that enthusiasm, that you mentioned. i really think that says all there really needs to be said. because you have president trump filling these arenas. you have energy on the ground. even women for trump, we had our launch in king of prussia, pennsylvania, we had multitudes more people than democratics candidates have with themselves and we didn't have the president there. myself and other cochairs. that says a lot right there. charles: kevin, i will say that looks like democrats are pu

art laffer had dinner in 1974 with donald rumsfeld who was secretary of defense and dick cheney who was later the vice president of the united states he is an economist and wall street journal writers pulled out a napkin and drew a diagram why it is we would expect if we cut taxes it would go up so why does that go viral? because it would help to justify tax cuts but it takes more than that is it the original idea but i can quote art laffer who says no it wasn't an original idea. that it goes all the way back to the economist who wrote in his economics letter in 14th century that it can happen. that it can raise revenue and it is absolutely right and it can happen. we have known that for a long time. so why does this go viral? somehow the napkin fits into the digital imagery. cicero wrote this about 2000 years ago when he says with visual imagery because people remember it better plus it has a quality at the two continents restroom that doesn't exist but it used to be a nice restaurant in washington dc so somehow they figured out that was a story and it's his individual genius so it cam

. >> this is dick, dick's our operations manager. >> i'm dick, nice to meet you. >> this is my son, michael>> nice to meet you, mike. >> nice to meet you. >> and my husband, rich. >> hi, marcus. very nice to meet you. >> how are you? it's nice to meet you. >> heard a lot about you. >> you too. so, rich, tell me a little bit about the history of mr. green tea. >> well, you know, my dad started this business, you know, 45, 50 years ago. >> he's the real mr. green tea. >> he saw the need of high-quality ice cream for the restaurants. he had a friend who was also in the ice cream business, and my dad believed you gotta sell to food service--to restaurants, and his friend believed you gotta sell to grocery stores. my dad went his way, founded mr. green tea, and put it into restaurants, and reuben went his way and founded haagen-dazs. so, you know. you see who actually had the better idea. >> haagen-dazs as in-- as in the haagen-dazs, multi-billion-dollar ice cream? >> exactly. >> do you have his number? maybe i can go do some business with him. >> well-- [laughter] >> i like this story because i

dick's also said it would stop selling high capacity magazines and raised its gun purchasing age from. 18 to 21. stack said in the interview that the changes cost the company nearly a quarter of a billion dollars in sales. >>walgreens will no longer sell e cigarettes the retail pharmacy chain announced that today that it will stop selling the products amid quote developing regulations in a number of states and municipalities the laws calm as governments are struggling with questions of how to regulate vape products after several deaths have been blamed on them walmart made a similar announcement last month. walgreens will continue to sell traditional cigarettes though. >>still to come senator dianne feinstein of san francisco is endorsing a presidential candidates ahead of the 2020 elections. who she's backing when we come back and gusty winds header away and it's going to be dry almost welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your h

and the telegraph are looking at cressida dick, dame cressida dick, the current gibraltar police commissioneri rs suggestion to be called by the home affairs select committee. yes, because she could have stepped in at some point and said, hang on, let's have a closer look. if you are running a large organisation it is very easy to delegate to your commissioners and your chief superintendents and whatever. but when there is something raging like this, one would have expected a commissioner to get down and look at that paper work and to ask some intelligent questions. i think the question here is, did she do enough as the chief to see how this investigation was being carried out, and whether it was correctly carried out? the buck has to stop at the top. it absolutely has to. page seven, the mail on sunday. this appeals to me, there's a story. pa rents appeals to me, there's a story. parents hired tutors to help them do homework. a shaky grasp of maths and science for parents these days because it is taught so differently. yes, i remember when because it is taught so differently. yes, i remember

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as dick says, it's the sound track of our lives.n though tamar la worked up to seven hours a week in these two jobs in the mall, she did not earn enough to pay her rent. in one week before the shooting was told by her landlord that he was evicting her. with nowhere to go and not wanting to take her two children out of school, she asked her brother if they could stay with him for a few weeks. it was there that tamar la's son found a small .32 caliber gun and took it to school. she didn't see him take the gun to school because she was on a state bus to serve drinks and make punch the for rich people. ♪ bandstand i decided to fly out to california to ask dick clark what he thought about a system that forces poor single mothers to work two low-wage jobs to survive. >> i'm doing a documentary on these school shootings and, you know, guns and all that. and in my hometown of flint, michigan, this little 6-year-old shot a 6-year-old. >> get in the car, dave. watch your arm. >> sorry. >> i'm sorry, we're really late. >> but the mother of the

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