gary hart showed tremendous shame. >> gary hart believed the press would never dare report on someone'srivate life. and that, he lost. >> i see an america too young to quit. >> ours is close to a lock to the democratic nomination as you're going to get. >> really believe that he could go all the way. >> it's an issue of recapturing our basic principles and believes, and values. >> every knows that hart plays around. >> i like my husband very much. >> the story was the journalistic political equivalent of an a-bomb. >> it's the story about sex and power. >> what was his relationship with her? >> i do not answer that question. >> went from being an icon to being a a joke. ♪ >>> america in the late 1970s was still emerging from the fog of vietnam, mired in a stagnating economy, and suffering through a 444-day hostage crisis in iran. the country was in the mood for change. >> we were post-water gate, post vietn vietnam. the public was deeply skeptical of its leaders. there was great deal of questions about character and trust in character. look what nixon had shown us, what johnson had show

terms of numbers of sheer exports the effect of this will likely be limited but make no mistake gary hart a bank for example that wants to continue to do business with the united states and even that once you continue using the u.s. dollar as a currency will likely think twice before it forwards and is transaction between europe and iran as in the past the americans have shown that they are willing to find hosley companies if they act against the sanctions. the german ministry for the economies wants to keep trade open but what can it really do brief review. well the german ministry guarantees export and investments by german companies in iran and it will continue to do so of course the german authorities don't say what happens when a company here a german company gets fined by the americans models in frankfurt thank you. thank you also for the problem of all the. cuts. cuts. cuts. and the whole round up in the b.m.w. school but it's a big s.u.v. . to drive. around the track testing is the focus more kids at school chances. are no i just couldn't get this song out of his head. ecologist b

well gary hart i have to say if you take frankfurt for example a city that's often perceived to be a bit boring with all its banks it's also a big surprise to see how many tourists are coming here but germany has done a lot to become more attractive for tourists frankfurt is a very good example with its completely refurbished old town of center of the town but of course there's a flip side to it germany is also benefiting from the negative aspects of other places in the world as it's become more in secure to travel worldwide at least people perceive it that way many tourists choose germany as a travel destination a country that's perceived to be very safe to travel to. and you've mentioned frankfurt but what other locations in germany benefit most and where the tourists coming from. well generally said it's the big centers that benefit most places like of course hamburg munich also frankfurt places that are well known in the world and that you can easily reach by plane by car by train also the fact that europe is growing closer together is playing a role you know we are seeing many p

knowledge themselves off a twenty seven loser high platform and the winner with a familiar face champion gary hart from great britain once again one for a surprise and took home six thousand u.s. dollars. well it's not just football it's getting back under way at the moment it's only a few days now until the second half of the formula one season begins and after twelve twenty one races. vettel trails defending champion lewis hamilton in the driver's standings but there's plenty of time to bridge that. is close to the title they have been for a long time. this year's ferrari is nothing if not. told the new chief technical officer has overseen the creation of an innovative machine the early results were positive ferrari started the season with two. we have all the reasons to be confident i think will cause great stuff to come so plenty to look forward to but as of yet for all we have failed to fully capitalise on their technical superiority sebastian vettel looks are usually vulnerable on four occasions mistakes have cost him the win like the german cream when first of all threw away the lead with t

know what gary hart i am playing i now have i don't brag almost i'm for acting for you know for me and i've read as a part of. as a man is in front of me and i don't think i am i mean my mouth for when our waiter . came to say something out. no but i'm. not going to. get you to be. immersed. in it until it went ok given to us that the sun myung moon and those. of the believe. we. did. not want you haven't made up. your girl i believe. to be true i don't know that i'm completely. you know i'm something of an old girl you know gave me. the. name that led to belittle when you were in the boys b.c. . noise steve told the full to before you were. able to believe. that it will. not be enough. for the moment they look somewhat worried the little girl i began but eyes will call by the bell will see me. but i knew just in the run. up here there was no guarantee. to morrow night but to make me love the man are out all the ill. i don't. think. they. live on the. gold. medal. for. him and he i mean they have got a little. bit. of that with what a little. humor they get up to the point. where we be

twenty seven meter on a platform merged on the roof of the opera house the winner was britain's gary hart to mark this year's tenth anniversary of the cliff diving series seven competitions are being held in spectacular locations next stop on the tour is the city of muster . two male amberley kids have been born in a crimean teigen safari park the two cats are easy to tell apart as one is black and the other is spotted black elmer is in particular are extremely red. only around one hundred eleven it's in total still living in the wild around the border of russia and china endangered wild cats were first introduced to thai can support more than twenty years ago. well the two little leopards are certainly a popular photo motive among visit we stay on the topic of animals and cameras but this time it's a bird that takes a picture is so to speak during the floods while the. carries a small backpack equipped with special firm technology but one has already received more than half a million clicks on you tube with his videos in this case the wording bird's eye view really makes sense and this i

terms of numbers of sheer exports the effect of this will likely be limited but make no mistake gary hart a bank for example that wants to continue to do business with the united states and even that once you continue using the u.s. dollar as a currency will likely think twice before it forwards and is transaction between europe and iran as in the past the americans have shown that they are willing to find harshly companies if they act against the sanctions. the german ministry for the economies wants to keep trade open but what can it really do briefly if you can. well the german ministry guarantees export and investments by german companies in iran and it will continue to do so of course the german authorities don't say what happens when a company here a german company gets fined by the americans in frankfurt thank you. that's all your business here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. being evacuated off the engineers a second quake in a week almost a hundred i'll come for that but the truth is moto. bali the worst states thousands left home sick. that's what europe

so over to gary hart now intentions are tween the u.s. and turkey are putting new pressure on the turkish currency as right brian turkey's dispute with the united states over the fate of u.s. pastor andrew bronson is threatening to further destabilize the lira the u.s. imposed further sanctions on two ministers and president rest of the wants cabinets after months of plunging exchange rates the currency is now hit a fresh low against the dollar inflation also rose again in july to nearly sixteen percent that's a fifteen year high increase in pressure on the central bank to hike interest rates . for days one issue has been dominating the front pages of turkey's newspapers. the country's spat with the united states has fueled fears of full blown economic turmoil. at the center of the dispute is u.s. pastor andrew brunson's seen here in a white t. shirt turkey accuses him of helping to plot a failed military coup in twenty sixteen after spending twenty one months in jail he was transferred to house arrest at the end of july to speak about th

jack mon portrays democratic senator gary hart whose poised to win the party's 1988 presidential nomination until an extramarital affair comes to light. it also examines how it changed the landscape of political journalism. ♪[ music ] >> it's up to us to hold these guys accountable. >> that's because some other paper used gossip as front page news that doesn't mean we have to. >> it does. >> it does not. >> the front-runner opens november 7th. >>> a remastered schindler's list is going back to theaters in december to mark the film's 25th anniversary. the movie is based on the story of a german businessman who helped save more than 1,000 people. damon harriman is set to play charles manson for two upcoming projects. the australian will play the cult leader in the once upon a time in hollywood. and according to colliderrer he will take on the same role in the second season of mind hunter on netflix. that's your "eye on entertainment." danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> it's 4:57. the state of california is one step closer to having some of the strictest net neutrality laws in the

all right gary hart is here with business now and the head foreign minister for foreign ministers rather from ten southeast asian nations they're meeting in singapore today that's not the top of the agenda this at this asian meeting the escalating trade dispute between the u.s. and china all this the it's become a conflict with the potential to do harm to many of the region's economies the latest salvo from the u.s. is giving today's talks for. the gathering is taking place amid continuing bad news for members of the association of southeast asian nations or. the u.s. just announced plans to raise its latest rounds of tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports from ten to twenty five percent. as part of china's growing export supply chain the as young nation stand to lose big in any trade war. a full scale conflict could slash singapore's growth next year by half the host country's leader warned the association to brace itself there are rules based multilateral trading system which has underpinned us humans growth and prosperity is under pressure it's important that

in 1987, i started out as gary hart us campaign manager. and then gary hart had to leave the presidential race and in a moment of madness i thought -- all right, i will run for president. you know, it was way too late, i came to my senses in the middle of the summer. but in the interim -- these wonderful people got a hold of me. a wonderful guy named jerry david goldberg, he was writing family times, a really hot tv show. they said that we like what you are saying about family issues and all of this and we are sorry you are out of the campaign and what can we do? i said -- i have an idea, why not have a great american family chore? i'm so frustrated i can't get these issues front and center. let's go into the primary states and we will have a great american family tour and we will get together and we'll talk leave, day care, what's be going through the american family and why aren't we doing it because everyone else has done it. they thought that was great. we went on a great american family to her through the south. crowds than any of the

gary hart is the man to beat in '88." your first look at hugh jackman in "the front runner," opening in november. jackman plays gary hart, whose presidential candidacy was felled by an affair, as political journalism and tabloid journalism merged for the first time."this campaign is about the future. not rumors, not sleaze, and i care about thsanctity of this process, whether you do or do not!"in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... another bay area apple store hit by snatch and grab thieves ... details on what happened this time. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. our warm-up continues with highs today in the 60's for the coast with 70's and 80's elsewhere across the bay. plenty of sunshine can be expected yet again with warm weather to take us through the weekend followed by especially warm conditions into next week. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge le

joe biden, warren beatty, michael bloom bloomberg, it looks like former senator gary hart and pennsylvaniaor tom ridge. they just shows that politics are not germane to friendships here. >> if anyone proved that, it was john mccain. many people didn't know he was friends with warren beatty until this list of pallbearers. and he was. he had an interesting friendship and relationship, we are told. he obviously didn't care about labels as far as a party label. if you were in his inner circle, you were in his inner circle and you heard it lindsey graham talking about that yesterday on the senate floor. i think what is going to come out are stories of friendships and outreach that you will not have heard over the next few days. senator john mccain could be pretty prickly at times, but he also could be extremely warm and definitely funny. he had a vague sense of humor f humor. >> we will get a lot of laughs i feel, which is how he would want the people to remember him honestly, authentically and with a lot of laughter and humor and smiles. >> gregg: what strikes me -- it's gregg jarrett. what a

election where they had huge gains in the senate and the house and people on the landscape, like gary harthy, they made their way into the senate. that was a big wave election. in '94, in bill clinton's term, you had a sort of -- you had the newt gingrich contract with america, for the first time since harry truman had control of both houses. lots of people still on the landscape, including joe scarborough. in 2006, after the -- after katrina and the iraq war, you had the democrats take over the house and snenate with nancy pelosi and 2010, you had the tea party revolution against barack obama. would you like to know the pattern i see here, mr. lemon? >> there's a method. i won't say madness. just a saying. go on. >> there's a method to my list. the method is that you see these big democratic wave elections after nixon in '74 and after the iraq war and katrina in 2006. after something bad has happened. like a natural disaster or watergate or something like that. the republican wave elections seem to come after legislation, after clinton tried to get through the -- his health care program a

gary hart showed tremendous shame. >> gary hart believed the press would never dare report on

gary hart, who you both remember, presidential candidate, told me something years ago that stuck withalways the last to get the news. and i've sensed it in the years i spent in washington. i felt disconnected from the experience of people in the rest of the country, but we've become so reliant on polls. i've quoted them. it feels like we're covering polls and not people. >> right. i totally agree with that. washington is a bubble. i've only been there for five and a half years so i'm not a creature of washington by any means. i was always skeptical of washington. always felt that washington didn't really understand the rest of the country. and i think one of our jobs as journalists is not only to convey what's happening in washington to the rest of the country, but actually more importantly to tell washington what's happening in the country, and i think that's our special obligation. >> now we have these analytics as well as polling and people were looking at where the thermometer was on the race and what the percentage chances were that hillary clinton would win and they were pretty

man in spirit, mccain, at his wedding to cindy he had william cohen the republican from maine and gary hart the senator from colorado as his groomsmen. so it's part and parcel to with his believing that he knew how to pick who are the best and the brightest in america and that includes obama and bush and it's fitting that they will be there at the memorial services. >> and, mark, one of the reasons i think this feels like such a gut punch to so many of us, including both of you, is that the environment that we are in right now. i wouldn't exactly say it's a pride of lions in the senate these days and mccain tried to stand for bipartisanship and decency, straight talk and we have the exact opposite of that in a lot of quarters. >> well, that's what really hit me, jake. you know, the news was expected, we through that this disease was going to take the senator at some point. we wished not this early. but when i heard it, of course, immediately i missed the man, but i also had just this overwhelming sense how much we are going to miss his voice. we are just going to miss his voice in washingto

." >> rather quickly, he becomes friends with some of the younger senators: gary hart, bill cohen, >> we would hit a couple of bars and have some beers together. it was mostly three relatively young guys who were having a good time together >> narrator: after a wle, mccain decided he wanted to join , e club. >> he was a brigarp guy, and i'm sure he looked around and said, "boy, if these guys can do this, i c do this." >> narrator: the congress john mccain wanted to join s very different from the one today.ow he got to kn a young staffer in bill cohen's office: susa collins. >> when john was the navy liaison, he saw a congress that worked much more collaboratively, that was far less partisan, and that got more done. >> republicans and democrats sah ther as colleagues, not enemies. and it would color his view. it would shape his v how washington should work for the rest of his career. >> narrator: but before getting into politics, mccain nged his personal life. his wife, carol,ad dutifully waited through the p.o.w. years. a former model, she'd been severely crippled in a car accident wh

people like warren beatty to joe biden, senators phil graham and gary hart there to honor their friendhe ceremony to start. jon karl, your thoughts on everything that's transpired over the weeks, all the speeches we heard and the touching notes from people like senator lindsey graham and joe biden. >> tom, what struck me is the way mccain planned his on memorial. he knew when he was diagnosed with brain cancer that he had a death sentence. he started working with his closest friends and advisers on planning this memorial. it wasn't about memorializing himself. he was looking at a political situation that horrified him. he said it doesn't have to be this bad. he actually used a word i can't say on television. he said the divide in this country doesn't have to be so bitter, so awful. he wanted this week of events to be symbolic about the way -- the way political differences in this country should be overcome. he wasn't particularly close with barack obama or george w. bush. symbolically it was important for him to have both those former presidents who he ran against and lost to, one a co

as you know in that 1987, i started out as carrie hard's campaign manager, and then gary hart had to leave the presidential race. in a moment of madness, i thought all right, well i'll run for president. well it was way too late and everything. i had to come to my senses, and that it was a -- it was the summer. absolutely wonderful people got a hold of me. and wonderful guy named gary goldberg who was writing family times. they said we like what you're saying about family issues and all of this. we are sorry that you got out of the campaign, and what can we do? i said why don't we have a great american family tour? i am so frustrated i can get these issues front and center. so let's go into the primary will have a great american family tour, we will get together and talk about family leave, day care, what we are doing it -- for the american family. so, away we went on the great american family tour. we had bigger crowds than any of the candidates. we recommended that everybody sign on the back of the check that they donated not to be cast until family leave. we were really trying to

gary crossly of del rio, texas. fernando simpson of jackson, mississippi and michael burn hart of tarpon springs, florida. >> you knowhis is going to be a free for all. shoot anything you want. anything that moves. as long as it's not one of your own. >> shoot everything. man, woman, children. the whole bit. anything from a, b, c, every living thing. that was sort of like the order. >> this is something a soldier has to do, take orders, carry them out. >> run around yelling kill, kill, kill just to get it in our heads, to get that feeling that you can do it. >> that morning about 7:00, we boarded the choppers and went into the village. when we got off the chopper we started shooting. >> they were infants, in fact. it makes you think that even, even if they were considered beasts, that you would think that maybe a water buffalo calf or piglet would fare better than a child. >> we figured the babies had they grew up would be vc anyway so why get the opportunity to grow up. >> how did the guys look when they were doing this? >> they looked like they were having a good time. >> did you see anybody not? >> no. just about