ethel is going this week. while won't you agree enthusiastically? my hair grows so fast. i am much more conspicuous with it growing back. she writes again. she says ethel had her hair cut today and she looks great. when may i do it? be a sport! as all the married men about their wives. there is not one under 62 has long hair. on july 8. july 9, harry writes and says if you want to get your hair bobbed so badly, get it done. i want you to be happy regardless of what i think about it. that was july 9, but keep in mind these are letters, so it to get day or two for it where it is going, so she wrote on july 11 to him, what about that haircut? she must have gotten the letter he wrote on july 9 because she says on july 12 that that was a dear letter you wrote me about bobbing my hair. it almost put a crimp in me wanting to do it. i'm like, woman, he said do it. go get your hair cut. she wants to get it done, but she wants harry to like it. itshe's going to do it, so is interesting to see that kind of exchange, and harry did the same thing to her. had teethprobably problems. go

also, ethel is over there. ethel becomes a nurse overseas, one of the younger roosevelt sister. she's with her husband, who is a guy named dr. richard derby. so, the whole family is out there, except for the guy who wants to be there the most, t.r. t.r., you know, talks about how he is, you know, a slacker at home. he says, you know, he quotes the popular song at the time, "everybody works with father." so he's very bummed out about not being with his boys and not being with all the boys, really, across the sea. there's also -- later on, archie is seriously wounded in march 1918, shrapnel hits him and hits him hard. it really hits him in the leg, doing tremendous damage around the knee, but worse in the arm. worse in the arm where it shatters the arm and his nerves, so there's at least an inch gap somehow in his nerves and they have to wait for it to grow back. he's hospitalized for four months. t.r. learns of this when he -- there's a news report that his son has won this thing. it's like, that's nice, why? he doesn't know why, and then the second report comes in, there's been

also ethel is over there. ethel becomes a nurse overseas, one of the younger roosevelt sister. it waswith her husband dr. richard shelby. durby.richard so the whole family is out there, except for the guy who wants to be there the most, tr. tr talks about how he is a slacker at home. he quotes the popular song at the time, "everyone works with father." so he is really bummed out about not being with his boys, all the boys, really, across the sea. archie islso later on seriously wounded in march 1980. 1918. shrapnel hits him hard. it hits him in the leg, doing tremendous damage around the knee, but worse in the arm, where it shatters his arm and his nerves. there is an inch gap in his nerves, and they have to wait for it to grow back. he is hospitalized for four months. tr learns of this -- there is a news report his son has won an award. that is nice. why? he does not know why. the second report comes in, there has been a slight wound. ted junior reports in, it is a very, very very serious wound. he was in hospital in france for four months. he is rated 100% disabled in world w

ethel kennedy who is still alive, i would just like to thank her and i hope she is in good health. thank you. there is no shortage of people who believe given the momentum that senator kennedy had coming out of the california primary. it might have been in fact enough to carry them all the way. the entrance to forces if you will of the party machinery that rallied around vice president humphrey was very powerful. they called a lot of shots. host: how is humphrey as a candidate? guest: it was the wrong year, you know. humphrey talked about the politics of joy. hubert humphrey for many years was the leader of the liberals in the united states senate. the great champion of civil rights, for example. and able yet to figure. the problem was the politics of bouillant a figure. the problem was the politics of joy clashed with the politics of 1968. he had the wrong speech. he was certainly a gallant figure, people forget also -- he had no money. it's meant there is much less humphrey television, the organization had atrophy under eight years in office which can happen. so he was going up a

i got this photograph of ethel in the ambulance. it was one of the worst nights in american history. it was one of the worst nights for me because i met and talked with robert kennedy that very evening. this is bill berry, who was his bodyguard, a former fbi agent, who was at his side all the time. there was nothing he could do. this guy popped out of the crowd and shot the senator. when robert kennedy's body was being put on a plane, this is former first lady jacqueline kennedy at the airport. this is a woman who had experienced this tragedy before. these are all pictures i took as a young guy, photographing history and watching a nightmare unfold. host: we should point out that ethel kennedy turned 90 years old. her daughter was with us a few weeks ago. cap and kennedy townsend. back to your phone calls, jenny in honolulu, hawaii. caller: good morning, thank you david and marvin. i have to wonder about you guys. you have not mentioned bob dylan. he inspired our generation. in 1968 he was at woodstock. but wenot out in public were

welcome to max kaiser and ethel survival guide. looking forward to a year that's with them. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. now that i'm going to let how can other than our blood know that i'm not out of the mouth of the money there lynette actually. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm doudna mom. was out want to get my nails done enough why not get into our socks or x. chanting in the hall people we believe just a little bit here. a lot of my kids i don't want them up or say johnny boy are you the moment i thought a mother having a little accuser is a little odd i'm a little worked in my building looking at the things i don't want to put out a are the most hardy without all the mother blow that it. leaves the. room and it cannot be enough it would suit rick. it will i survive all's from somewhere you. came back to the community of. people we are be standing on the road look at me all look out is over iraq don't torture him. like for a while i was a. girl like. she's going. to see him in another day because all the. girl

ethel and there's a boy others. at that far end as raw unless it time and time again day after day and boy and i are aware some that come live there from you and miss me somehow. another error came. just came out of there feeling so dirty rotten low as you can imagine and i thought every kid over there knew that i had but haven't any. but i think it all and then because none ever bothered me none ever asked me what i had been in there i think we all got it on fire. but it is a nasty dirty they. were. it's like here's where i got him a lesson here. saying against the wall here and he had his way with me. i was his mother i. see the time in my life and i felt so dirty and so so. bad we don't in the boiler room he took my clothes off. and they just stand here a little guy just discussed where he was doing things i think it's very very possible that children did die here but we'll never know all assist i've heard too many different stories for it to be all lies if they're not buried here they're probably buried somewher

with ethel a now threatening to halt its payments to the blog it comes off to its neighbors to allow a migrant ship to dock and physically while demanding the more of the bed. because the e.u. does not respect agreements and does not meet its commitments we as a political force are no longer ready to give them twenty billion a year. let's not engage in finger painting.

i am sven from sweden. lam ethel...from rotherham. it is a sad day in rotherham. definitely. it was a big part of my childhood. like, going to my grandparents' and watching it with my granddad. yeah, it's really sad. it was slapstick and i loved it. among the tributes today, jack whitehall, david walliams and tinchy stryder, who had even recorded a song with them. # wait, i swear you're the chuckle brothers # you must be... # barry # and he's... # paul nah.# barry was also remembered at today's cbbc summer festival. we are sending all our love to paul chuckle and the rest of the family and, for the last time, to me, to you. and the final word, this, from his brother paul, who said "i've notjust lost my brother, i've lost my theatrical partner of many, many years and my very best friend." the entertainer, there — barry chuckle, who's died at the age of 73. we'll be taking our usual in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers tony grew and caroline frost — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather. mostly sunny, but no

host: we should point out that ethel kennedy just turned 90 years old. her daughter was with us a few weeks ago. back to your phone calls, jenny in hawaii, democrats line. andare with marvin kalb david hume kennerly. caller: good morning. thank you, david and margaret. -- marvin. i have to wonder about you guys. you have not mentioned bob dylan. he inspired our generation. in 1968, he was in woodstock. we were suffering some kind of separation anxiety. on fm radio, his songs were playing every 15 minutes. nobody could escape awareness of what he had to say about american militarism beginning in 1962. in 1964 and 1965 you have not figured it out yet, none of us had. guest: i was still in high school. caller: i hope you will stop to think about this. i wrote a book about this subject. emphasizing dylan use of enigma to teach ethics. the title is singing in the christian era. he is a prophet. host: thank you. guest: bob dylan is one of the great ones, of course, but i would just point out that we cannot mention everybody who had anything to do with the year

and also to ethel kennedy, who is still alive, i would like to thank her and hope she is in good health. thank you. there is no shortage of people who believe given the momentum, that senator kennedy had coming out of the california primary, that it might have been enough to kill him all the way. on the other hand, the fact he the entrenched forces that he will, that rallied around vice president humphrey, was very powerful. they called a lot of shots. it is something we will never know. host: how was humphrey as a candidate? guest: it was the wrong year. humphrey talked about the politics of joy. you think back and hubert humphrey was for many years, the leader of the liberals in the united states senate. the champion of civil rights, for example. a buoyant figure. the problem was the politics of realityclashed with the of the politics of 1968, which was anything but joyous. -- he hadsense he was the wrong speech. he was a gallant figure. money.forget he had no which meant there was less humphrey presence on television. the democratic party -- the organization had atrophied under eight

jimmy stewart and john wayne and radio had ethel merman. voices not necessarily needing a microphone. and frank sinatra, fred allen and jack benny. also boxing the triple crown college football, baseball above all. if ever an agent screamed american exceptionalism on the field, the set and the screen, it was fdr 's. inexhaustible. the president, bestowed what we still dubbed the war.on d-day, 1944, he gave a moving prayer over network radio. america congregates, a parish minister in october campaign for 1/4 term, he visited famed -- field in brooklyn for the first time. i follow the dodgers he told the crowd. as beloved as a flatbush regular. and now i hope to come back and see them play. the president, first baseball visit to the field on opening day 1945. depression long over. world war almost won pugh would have been a great event even for a republican. baseballs public face throughout the land. roosevelt often said i love it. america would have and as to the last baseball game he saw the flashes 1941. thereafter his time spent on baseba

i am ethel...from rotherham. it is a sad day in rotherham.a big part of my childhood. like, going to my grandparents' and watching it with my grandad. yeah, it is really sad. it was slapstick and i loved it. among the tributes today, jack whitehall, david walliams and tinchy stryder, who had even recorded a song with them. # wait, i swear you're the chuckle brothers # you must be... # barry # and he's... his brother paul said today... the death of barry chuckle, has died at 73. now what about the prospects of the weather? let's get the latest details from alina jenkins. hello. whilst there's been a lot of sunshine again across england and wales, for scotland and northern ireland, it's been a cloudy affair with outbreaks of rain, which will continue overnight. gradually sinking their way south and eastwards, but becoming a little bit more persistent as we head towards dawn. some mist and low cloud for wales and southwest england. elsewhere, some clear skies and a fairly muggy night, lows between 13 and 16 celsius. that mist and low cloud acros

i am ethel...from rotherham. for the rotherham duo. in rotherham. for the rotherham duo. yeah, he was very much from rotherham and he was very grounded to the area. yeah, his heart was here, definitely. it was a big part of my childhood. was here, definitely. like, going to my grandparents‘ and watching it with my grandad. yeah, it is really sad. and watching it with my grandad. it was slapstick and i loved it. and watching it with my grandad. among the tributes today, jack whitehall, david walliams and tinchy stryder, who had even recorded a song with them. # wait, i swear you're the chuckle brothers # you must be... # barry # and he's... # paul # nah, something feels weird # where's your ladders? # in the van # go get 'em, barry # what, now? # yes # hang on, it's tinchy... # and just over 50 years after their first tv success, his brother paul said today: after their first tv success, entertainer barry chuckle, who's died at the age of 73. with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. here's lizzie g

with you, your mother, ethel kennedy and other family members, considering whether or not robert f. kennedy should seek the nomination. >> well, you know, we really -- we obviously thought our father was terrific, and my mother was a very big supporter of him running because she knew that in his heart, in his gut, he wanted to run for president. she knew that he saw what was going on in the country, not only in vietnam, but with poverty in the delta, the riots in the cities, and she thought that that was his destiny in a sense. and pushed, you know, was saying he should run. my father, understanding politics, clearly was worried about the issue with lyndon johnson on one hand and the second issue is that he had run his brother's campaign in 1960, and he understands that when you want to run for president, you also try to make sure you can win, and you line it up and thought it through and you have a whole campaign in place, which is what he had established in 1960 for his brother. he had not done that in 1968. so it was more of a -- passionate, crusading kind of campaign. which part

ethel and there's a boy others. at that far end as raw unless it time and time again day after day and boy and i are aware some that come live there from you and miss me somehow. another error came. just came out of there feeling so dirty rotten lower as you can imagine and i thought every kid over there knew that i had it would have been in me. but i think it all and then because none ever bothered me none ever asked me what happened in there i think we all got it at one wire. but it is a nasty dirty they. were. it's like here's where i got him a lesson here. standing against the wall here and he had his way with me. i was his mother i. see the time in my life and i felt so dirty and so so. bad we don't in the boiler room he took my clothes off. and they just stand here a little guy just discussed what he was doing. it's i think it's very very possible that children did die here but we'll never know all assist i've heard too many different stories for it to be all lies if they're not buried here they're probably bu

ethel and. there is a boilers. at that far end as raw unless it time and time again day after day and boy and i are aware some that come live there some you and miss me somehow or. another era came. just came out of there feeling so dirty rotten low as you can imagine and i thought every kid over there knew that i had what happen in me. but. i think it all and then because none ever bothered me and i never asked what happened in there i think we all got it on fire. but it is a nasty dirty they. were. it's like here's where i got him a lesson here. saying again since we're all here and he had his way with me. and i was his mother i. see a time in my life when i felt so dirty and so so. bad we don't in the boiler room he took my clothes off. and they just stand here a little guy just discussed where he was doing. it's i think it's very very possible that children did die here but we'll never know all assist i've heard too many different stories for it to be all lies if they're not buried here they're probably buried

ethel and there is a boy others. at that far end as raw unless it time and time again day after day and boy and i are aware some that come live there from you and miss me somehow. another error came. just came out of there feeling so dirty rotten low as you can imagine and i thought every kid over there knew that i had what happen in me. but i think it all and then because none ever bothered me none ever asked me what happened in there i think we all got it on fire. but it is a nasty dirty they. were. it's like here's where i got him a lesson here. saying again since we're all here and he had his way with me. and i was his mother i. see a time in my life when i felt so dirty and so so. bad we don't in the boiler room he took my clothes off. and they just stand here a little guy just discussed where he was doing. it's i think it's very very possible that children did die here but we'll never know all assist i've heard too many different stories for it to be all lies if they're not buried here they're probably buried s

ethel and. there is a boilers. at that far end of raw unless it time and time again day after day and boy and i are aware some that come live there from you and miss me somehow. another error came. just came out of there feeling so dirty rotten low as you can imagine and i thought every kid over there knew that i had but haven't any. but. i think it all and then because none ever bothered me none ever asked me what happened in there i think we all got it on fire. but it is a nasty dirty they. were. it's like here's where i got him a lesson here. saying against the wall here and he had his way with me. i was his mother i. see a time in my life when i felt so dirty and so so. bad we don't in the boiler room he took my clothes off. and they just stand here a little guy this discussed where he was doing. it's i think it's very very possible that children did die here but we'll never know all assist i've heard too many different stories for it to be all lies if they're not buried here they're probably buried somewhere o

and then all the sudden, just likeights, camera, she turns into ethel merman.: what -- now what -- what video is is from? >> that is her. that's -- that's from my more recent video "pockiez." >> set okay, "pockiez." so here's your grandmother. and i'm assuming this is not how she usually looks. >> no. >> set there she is. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, man. oh, my god. she's watching this tonight. she's going to be horribly embarrassed by what you just did. [ laughter ] >> seth: so wait, does she appreciate tt you gave her ndred dollar bills here to -- >> she -- so i get -- the whatever. the director gave her ones. and she's like, "you give me ones? you give me 0." [ laughter ] so he had to got to chase to take 100s. she refused to do it with ones. she didn't want to appear cheap. >> seth: that's great.he wellsay that looking cheap in a rap video is the worse thing you can do. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, yea pretty much. she knew. >> seth: very rarely celebrate frugality in rap videos. >> yes. yes. - >> seth: you h one of the first things we knew you from was a

ethel. my father chauncey. from those three children, there were 11 grandchildren. my dad decided to do some [ inaudible ] with the last four. this is chauncey and me. i didn't know my grandmother was a poet. i just knew her as granny. we wrote to her, i grew up in california, so we were coming to visit her usually in the summers, around the fourth of july. that was always a fun time because we got to see our cousins who were also visiting here in the neighborhood. other family members. but we would write to her and we would write to her weekly. she would write to us weekly. we would share our homework with her. she would write back to us so a letter would come back corrected with red marker, correcting our spelling or whatever. we would also talk with her on the phone every sunday. my dad would call her and they would catch up, and if we were around, we got to speak with her on the telephone. but it wasn't until i was if the eighth grade that i realized that my grandmother was a poet. i really didn't quite understand what that meant but we were living in michigan a

cohn was a mentor to trump who prosecutes julius and ethel rosenberg.oth and nail. >> i'm outlining 15 specific documentable instances where morgan's office called down ladies i go with, and interrogated them, frightened lawyers out of the office, gotten a hold of every bank in which i deal and my firm deals. >> this latest indictment is deceitful, dishonest and a cheap grand stand plays. he tries his cases with the smear headlines and he loses them when they get to court. this thing is made up out of whole cloth and is just a continuation of mr. morgan's vendetta against me. >> i wonder with rudy giuliani has been studying those tapes. rick tyler, this is a president who, to a certain extent, seems to be increasingly on an island, his original legal team is no longer working for him. the lawyers inside the white house, don mcgahn, has cooperated with mueller's team. jeff sessions, obviously, still recused. to a certain extent. it's clear that it seems as though the walls are closing in, as shawna notes. so what's -- what's next here? >> well, if you do

and also to ethel kennedy, who is still alive, i would like to thank her and hope she is in good healthank you. there is no shortage of people who believe given the momentum, that senator kennedy had coming out of the california primary, that it might have been enough to kill him all the way. on the other hand, the fact he the entrenched forces that he will, that rallied around vice president humphrey, was very powerful. they called a lot of shots. it is something we will never know. host: how was humphrey as a candidate? guest: it was the wrong year. humphrey talked about the politics of joy. you think back and hubert humphrey was for many years, the leader of the liberals in the united states senate. the champion of civil rights, for example. a buoyant figure. the problem was the politics of realityclashed with the of the politics of 1968, which was anything but joyous. -- he hadsense he was the wrong speech. he was a gallant figure. money.forget he had no which meant there was less humphrey presence on television. the democratic party -- the organization had atrophied under eight yea

to ethel kennedy who is still alive and out there, god bless you, man.hank you, and i hope you are in good health. host: what speech, what quote from bobby kennedy sticks out to you? well, there are many. any action a man can do can send out tiny ripples of hope into the world. kentucky. is brad in bobby kennedy killed 50 years ago earlier this summer. ofwas june 5, i believe, 1968. josh is in detroit, michigan, line for democrats. good morning. josh, are you with us? in pomona, newl york, independent. .aller: hi i just want to say that the republican party must have fell asleep to allow a dictator like donald trump to do whatever he wants to do, and furthermore, donald trump, melania trump, , trumpand michelle obama and his wife could not shine obama and his wife's shoes. disgraceump is a total and i am hoping that they are able to put the cuffs on this guy and put him in jail, because he is nothing more than a dictator. we can't allow a dictator in the united states. host: speaking of the russian investigation, the president's tweet yesterday saying at