and gary hart showed tremendous shame. >> gary hart believed the press would never dare report on someone's private life. and it is a bet he lost. >> i see an america too young to quit. >> hart is about as close to a lock to the democratic nomination that you're going to get. >> he really believed that he could go all the way. >> it is a issue of recapturing our basic principles and beliefs and values. >> everybody knows he plays around. >> very much. >> the miami herald story was the journalistic political equivalent of an a-bomb. >> a story about sex and power. >> who is this woman and what is your relationship with her? >> i do not -- >> he went from being an icon to being a joke. >> >> america in the late 1970s was still emerge forecast 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-watergate. we were post-vietnam. the public had become deeply skeptical of its leaders. >> there was a great deal of questions about character and trust in character. look at what nix-shown us.

seen hugh jackman quite like this,efiant, unapologetic and angry as failed presidential candidate gary hartn the new movie, "the front runner." >> it was important for me to m impersonate gary. >> you did have that hair. >> senator gary hart. >> the campaign for president, which i waged earlier this year. >> reporter: it was the sex scandal of the decade, the 1988 race for the presidency caught with a woman named donna rice. >> i can assure you, senator, this is relevant. >> it's just that we saw you leave and come back with this woman and we didn't see her. >> you can't be serious. there's no need for that. all right? >> i am serious, sir. >> reporter: what did you know about gary hart? >> very little. i was, i think, backpacking with five other usaussies in 1987 sot know a lot about it but you have this true story about this cauldron of a presidential campaign for three weeks and a very human story. >> why are we standing in an alley on a saturday night? >> the only thing i deny is the idea that somehow you have the right to ask me these things. >> you're running for president. you have a

over the past 30 years, gary hart has built an impressive resume.aching, writing, and diplomacy with expertise in terrorism. he even got a ph.d. in political thought from oxford. >> i tried to be active in public service, which is the reason i got into politics in the first place. >> reporter: the story of gary turning point. considered a the moment when the press started examining the private lives as well as the political ideas of candidates. >> we are all going to have to seriously question the system for selecting our national leaders that reduces the press of this nation to hunters and presidential candidates to being hunted. >> reporter: still, it is not lost on hart that both bill clinton and donald trump were elected after allegations of affairs. >> i think all the rules have changed. donald trump can have a fan base of 30 to 40% despite everything he's done in life, all the bets are off. anybody can be president regardless. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines

and thenook at a guy like gary hart.to speak about any of it, a thinks it's gort too many people for him to revisit it, and he's gonna hold on to his dignity. ears later, he won't tell me or anybody else because he doesn't think anybody deserves to know. - it was a tragedy for him, perhaps the country, that his monumentally stupid stake, led him to being kicked out of public life, 'canse he was as smart as visionary a politician as i've ever known. ve - i believe i would een a successful candidate, and i know i could have been a very good president, particularly for these times, but apparently, now we'll never know. - we can get in a time machine and we can go back and we can throw out franklin roosevelt, we can throw out lyon johnson, and we can throw out john kennedy, but i think most americans consider those successful presidencies. - a lot of people of quality just will not have their personal life explored. people looking in theiwindows and following them-- that happens in police states, not in democracies. - we've,

gary hart-- originally gary hartpence-- was a handsome senator from colorado who vaulted onto the nationaltage in 1984 only to tumble badly from it four years later. jesse louis jackson, a son of south carolina and well known civil rights leader, decided that he too was somebody and indeed could become president. now, while neither jackson nor hart th ultimately won white house, both reshaped national politics in significant ways and for at least one brief moment seemed to be on the verge of winning the whole deal. [rock music] ♪ - i came from a working class family in a small town in eastern kansas. neither of my parents graduated from high school. my mother was from a family of 13, my father was from a family of eight. i was the first one to graduate from high school en go on to college-- small church college in oklahoma. - gary h a young boy was given a star fo and eventually his class chart, said his teacher, looked like the milky way. he was a very serious, earnest, smart boy, and grew up to be a candidates who loved books and id and ran on a "new ideas for new generation" platform. ♪

i certainly think bill clinton learned from what happened to gary hart.s better equipped to deal with that environment. had clinton been the first, i think he had the skill set and the willingness to do things that were different from where heart was. the president trump question is very interesting because one of the things that happened in 198 that i think is depicted well in the film is the collision of entertainment and politics. it's the way we cover celebrities. when you create a process where you treat politicians as celebrities, i think it is probably inevitable that you will draw your celebrities into your politics. >> no person you really have to will blame, it all started with walter winchell. we'll drop that in the punch bowl and let people room nate on that. congratulations on the movie. >> thank you very much. >> hopefully that punch has something good in it. we will be right back. h has something good in it we will be right back. (speaking in italian) prenderro dieci biscotti... eeee twelvé bomboloni... i just got my ancestrydna results: 74

i think bill clinton learned from what happened with gary hart.uipped to deal with it. the president trump question is interesting because one of the things that happens in 1987 that is depicted in the film is the collision of entertainment and politics. it's the way we cover celebrities. it's now the way we will cover politicians. when you create a process where you treat politicians as celebrities, i think it's ine inevitable you will draw your celebrities into politics. >> i will drop that little thing in the punch bowl. congratulations on the movie. >> thank you very much. hope you like it. >>> we'll be right back. when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for

gary hart came in after watergate. in 2006, nancy pelosi became speaker. republicans waves were in '94 after reagan and 2010. the democratic raves were after a scandal. the republican waves were after a president got through his agenda. it is odd about the two parties. on form that suggests the democrats are more motivated at this time. we will see. >> we have to leave it there. thank you. a terrific panel and a very civilized airing of disagreements. i want to say one word to my american viewers. vote. maybe a few more words. if you are over 18 exercise your rights and vote. i know a lot of people think it

let's get more now on this breaking news we're joined by gary hart first here in the studio early bartz is also joining us from frankfurt and their heart i'd like to begin with you just to put this into overall context for us because this is a big deal isn't it yeah this is big big big i mean we're talking about a separate entity on the british virgin islands not really known for their strict banking banking regulations set up to deal with nine hundred customers three hundred million euros more than three hundred million euros in volume this is really serious serious stuff this talk about organized crime it sounds like a very the operation that's set up and designed to help people on the money and that's quite terrible and the reputational damage is immense and investors already reacting only bartz is standing by with that reaction from frankfurt which incidentally is also where deutsche bank is headquarters headquartered excuse me or only walk us through it. yes i haven't been out to the deutsche bank quarters from my myself but i'm reading from colleagues that there are at least a doz

>> i am serious, sir. >> what did you know about gary hart when you took this movie?ng with five other aussies in 1988. i don't remember the entire year, to be honest. i didn't know much about it. you have this true story of a cauldron of a presidential campaign. >> do you feel you have a traditional marriage? >> yeah, no, that's it. we're done here. >> you want to know what i'm doing in my spare time, a.j., is that it? follow me around. you'll be very bored. >> reporter: neither hart nor rice have discussed the details of their relationship. >> everything is on the record and we will be meeting again tomorrow. >> abc news has been told by sources inside the hart campaign tonight that hart will announce his withdrawal within the next 24 hours. >> you think about it from the perspective of today, it's hard for me to imagine, i think, that a candidate would drop out that quickly. >> there was no precedent, though. this was the first. it's like a thriller. this is happening in a week. he's in an alleyway at 2:00 in the morning. this is the next president of the united st

gary hart was running for president, he locked on the democratic nomination to take on george h.w.lection but his presidential dreams and political career came crashing down over allegations of an extramarital affair. his downfall the first of many we have seen since then. my next guest was the woman at the center of that story and she has decided to step back into the spotlight tonight. here first is jonathan hunt our correspondent with the story from los angeles. >> it certainly could be argued that you could draw a direct line from gary hart's alleged affair through bill clinton's two donald trump's denial of an affair with stormy daniels and his boast about grabbing women. if there was ever a bar for the personal behavior of presidential hopefuls, it perhaps began to be lowered when gary hart to the democratic front runner in 1987 was photographed late in the evening at his d.c. townhouse with a woman who was not his wife. that woman, donna rice a then 29-year-old model had apparently met him on a yacht named "monkey business." photographs of the two together were published in

he's walking down the steps in this like full gary hart outfit.n --" something happens to me when i'm like nervous. i just get really boring. [ laughter ] so any like follow up conversation i had with him was like, "hey man, so how's the weather in australia?" [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, that's good. no, i'm sure he was really interested -- >> yeah. yeah. he was like -- >> seth: in answering that. >> so nice about it, but i as like, poor guy. >> seth: and then -- i mean, that's very intense. you know, you're not just working with hugh jackman, you're doing a scene at a diner where it's just the two of you. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: is that something where you can sort of shake off that you're working with hugh jackman, and just dial into the acting of scene? >> well, fortunately i can just like judo that neurosis into like the characters. >> seth: yeah, you seem nervous there. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. yeah. [ laughter ] >> so it's just me -- just like -- "i'm sorry, i'm sorry." yeah. >> seth: he probably went over to the director, and he's like, "i think

, i'm running for president. >> jackman pys gary hart, the charismatic former senator consideredte in 1988. >> hart is getting aot of attention. >> hart is considered to be the democratic front-runner in the campaign. >> until reports of an extramarital affair led him tow draw from the race. >> i didn't know much about the story. i was on a gap year ru predominantly in 1987. as soon as i read the script i was like, wow. >> senator, did you hav sex with that woman? >> you can't be serious. >> i know full well what my responsibilities are. >> how did we get here? how did we geo this pola polarizati polarization? how did we get to this media coverage? this three weeks of politics in 1987 is very telling. >> to prepare for the role jackman visited hart in colorado. >> i was nervous because i had never played someone alive who i know is going to sit down and watch the film. >> w p there anyt of him that said, must we d dge this ain? >> i'm sure part of him would love the world to know kind of what reaappened at the same time bringing it up is l.pain in the end the you, me, story,dy wa

right the deal is on the table gary hart is here with a look at how the business community is taking this all. for you mainly here is this deal is a deal and any deal is better than no deal even though it all remains all pretty lofty but let's hear what series a may put forward in her speech in parliament yesterday mr speaker the text we have now agreed would create a new free trade area with the european union with no chariots fees charges or constant restrictions it ends free movement once and for all instead we will introduce a new skills based immigration system based not on the country people come from but on what they can contribute to the u.k. here. it ends the jurisdiction of the european court of justice in the u.k. . we will make our own rules in our own parliaments here in westminster and in edinburgh cardiff and belfast and they will be adjudicated on by u.k. courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. so we can take full control of our money mr speaker the draft text that we have agreed with the commission is a good deal for our country and for o

hotel while german chancellor angela merkel traditionally ops not to go to the ball her predecessor gary hart sugar is there for the first time in nineteen years with his new wife so young kim the federal press conference hosts the event it is germany's most important journalists association and. when you're active in politics which are not anymore these people from the federal press conference hound you all year long and are mean then there's one evening that you forget all that moment i think that's a good thing and should be retained so the by about a. controversial political topics are taboo at the annual press ball the event is all about having fun. people talking even this place the federal press conference embodies press freedom and the press ball celebrates press freedom because of for a moment is just there's so much going on politically at the moment that there's certainly enough to speculate about and discuss that the ball is about on the. especially in times like these where things are sometimes a bit more aggressive and debates heated but it's a wonderful opportunity for everyone

and with that you're up to date after a short break gary hart all first will join you don't go away susan. led. to the. lead. sanctions against iran are not just about oil the country's financial sector is hit hard too and it's not just about iran either many of its western trading partners are suffering but some just ignore the sanctions and keep on trading. as china holds a huge import trade fair there's a lot of rhetoric about opening a good opening its economy further but president xi jinping remains fuzzy on details. of the day ahead of mid-term elections in the u.s. as trump and nor makes actually worked we go to virginia where drums tax cons have achieved very little. this is the the view business i'm going out of as well. as we've heard in the news fresh u.s. sanctions against iran will come into force today these sanctions will only hit iran's oil exports banks energy and shipping counters companies from other countries currently doing business there also affected time to for example the p.s.a. group who make sit around the persian and many others have already suspended their act

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you play senator gary hart who, of course,ism because i grow up here.l figure back if 1987, '88? >> '87, i was touring around with four other auckcking. i don't remember the entire year , to be honest. but i didn't know much about it at all. turns out a lot of people said, yeah, i remember that, the monk ey business. >> stephen: they remember donna rice sitting on his lap in front of a beat which said monk ey business, the most damn phot. >> which didn't appear until three pocahontas after h he left the race which most people don't remember. in political history, it's a relatively small moment but a huge turning point in the way we view politicsings -- politicians , public versus private, and if you're like me and wake up and wonder how did we get to where we are today, this is a cool movie that will give you a little thread to how things got to where we are. >> stephen: the big debate at the time was we haven't judged our presidents or their candidates on their private lives to this degree before, shall we destroy the frontrunner have you had a chance

and with that you're up to date after a short break gary hart all first will join you don't go away susan. lucci.

you captured gary hart so well. >> thank you. >> in this movie and what a challenge to play someone whor saying that because you were a big part of our research, the documentary, the war room which we all watched, the entire crew watched. jason reitman, our director who is in the front row there, who co-wrote it, and it made us see it because we wanted it to feel like what a real campaign was, that waldron and, yes, i've never played someone alive. it's obviously true events and knowing that that person who i'm now friends with and i admire greatly was going to see the film. i was super nervous. >> you saw him before. have you seen him since? >> i haven't seen him since. but we spoke a lot. yesterday and i went to stay with him and went up with him and lee and andrea and jack, so we, yeah, i spent some time with him and he was amazingly open and warm. he met me at the airport, curbside, drove me back to his house and answered any questions i had. >> played a senator, i hear your wife calls you senator. what is that about? >> i have a little bit of a habit because i was a waiter for many

and gary hart showed tremendous shame. >> gary hart believed the press would never dare report on someone'slost. >> i see an america too

. >>> now to donna rice, she was at the center of the scandal that ended gary hart's run for president and joins us from nv. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, george. i sat down with donna for her first interview since the release of the movie. she says for the past 30 years, she has been misunderstood and you'll remember neither she nor senator gary hart have ever fully admitted to having a relationship, an affair and now she says after all this time she is ready to tell her side of the story. it was the bombshell alleged affair that derailed the 1987 presidential campaign of a democratic front-runner. was your relationship misunderstood? >> it has been, yes. yes. for all these years, there's been a lot of misunderstandings about that and i've never spoken about it. >> reporter: the rumored relationship between married colorado senator gary hart and 29-year-old model and pharmaceutical sales rep, donna rice, ending hart's white house run less than a week after the story broke. >> hart will announce his withdrawal within the next 24 hours. >> reporter: in the 31 years since

three men who are ready for action gary hart miller is seventy one years old. ok out of band noida is nearly eighty one and the spring chicken on the team is peter's zama he's nearly sixty one so they have a combined age of two hundred thirteen years together they form a triathlon relates in. miller starts out by swimming three point eight kilometers although he much prefers the two other disciplines. to one sneeze themes i take one for the team and do the swimming so we can compete together. he became a triathlete at the age of forty one he would have done it earlier if it hadn't been for the need to swim. kept. him in winning one point five zero three point eight kilometers was like running to the moon as far as i was concerned. today he feels more at home in the water then. says the baton to tail door bell noise or. he'll cycle one hundred eighty kilometers the perfect discipline for someone who has long experience of competing in the ironman triathlon the other say i have to do the cycling. not bad for an eighty year old he then passes to the youngest membe

>> reporter: he plays former presidential hopeful gary hart, whose 1987 campaign ended amid a sex scandal. the australian actor says he got to know hart, researching the role. >> i went and met him and spent time with him and his family and we're friends to this day. >> reporter: the film hits theaters november 21st. that's your "eye on entertainment." chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> we're live in east san jose this morning where police are investigating a couple of shootings involving three juveniles. e a comm ed center with three juveniles shot. this morning, the search for a shooter. >> plus, drivers let loose in the south bay this morning police breaking up the dangerous entertainment. >> and google employees plan a walkout today. they say theandled sexual haras claims. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, november 1st. i'm michelle griego. >> and good morning. i'm kenny choi. it is 5:00 on the dot. let's head outside take a live look at some beautiful shots. on the left, we have san francisco, the city skyline all lit up, nice clear conditions. on the right, we have 880

all right gary hart is here with our business headlines thank you very much sumi the u.s. federal reserve kept the benchmark lending rate unchanged on thursday the move highlighted the continued strong performance of the economy but also pointed to a slowdown in business investment the fed noted solid job gains falling unemployment and growing household spending in the u.s. but they also signaled that there may be further rate rises before the year's end. after the u.s. midterms there might be trouble in store for the larger banks u.s. operation the new head of financial services committee in congress will be democrat maxine waters known adversarial president trump and she now has a subpoena power on her radar screen is which was a key lender to the president when he was a businessman waters can now look into documents and bank statements that could possibly point to collusion with russia democrats have not yet decided whether they will subpoena. or. of the president's finances to look into. a. corner of the front of stock exchange is that going to become a problem for the

midterms in a moment with gary hart from our business desk but first we're going to a quick check of some other stories making news around the world and acclaimed russian film and theater director has appeared in moscow in a court on embezzlement charges carol sarah burning off is accused of misusing more than two million dollars of state funding for a theater project his supporters say that he is the target of a crackdown on artistic independence under president vladimir putin. authorities in peru say that a former head of the national police force is under arrest accused of involvement in a baby trafficking ring the police chief is among fifteen people suspected of selling babies and children taken from poor women a gynecologist and a pediatrician were also detained in early morning raids. and two women on trial for the murder of north korean leader kim jong un's half brother have arrived at a malaysian court there accused of smearing kim jong kim jong nam excuse me his face with a nerve agent and a kuala lumpur airport a pair of say that they were thought that they thought that th

a story that is still developing this hour let's get the very latest now gary hart all for us as well with us here in the studio only bartz has the latest from frankfurt there hard i'd like to begin with you put it into context for us because this is quite a big deal well big is putting it mildly it's big big big it's huge and we were talking about. this is not helping people sort of be clever where they put their money we're talking was money laundering this is serious accusation without a separate entity in the british virgin islands not really a place where you open a business to do completely harmless deals nine hundred customers three hundred million euros i mean this really is substantial and if they if these allegations turn out to be true. this afternoon where investors in that city have been reacting really. yes they have made only reacted when the news first hit the share was gaining nicely until that point. and then it plunged into negative territory and now it's losing about three percent and that makes it the biggest loser of the day and while that sounds quite benign thr

well gary hart author says here now we're not going to have anna we're going to china we're talking about the markets perhaps getting a bit more open there or at least a promise if you know there's a problem is the hope is that because the chinese economy continues to flood the world market with cheap exports while importing relatively little is that about the journey china is announcing promises to open its markets in a move that appears to be good will the government just put on a lavish import fatso portray the country as a vision of globalization. china presents the typical images you'd expect from the most in dictatorship brilliant light spectacles shanghai by night and singing children with flowers the architect behind the event is chinese president xi jinping he's flown in numerous heads of state from all over the world. in a world of increasing globalization this lure of the jungle approach where the winner takes all will only lead to a debt and inclusiveness and cooperation a mutual benefit the only ways forward. u.s. president donald trump was not at the fair in anger over the h

now gary hart alford's is here and china is promising to open their markets a bit more that's right despite the trade war with the u.s. president xi jinping has pledged to boost imports and remove market barriers but as far as details go he's keeping his cards close to his chest you now spend more in the form of a propaganda event president jean spoke at the opening of the china international import export shop where thousands of companies from around the world are exhibiting this week the u.s. has placed extra tariffs all around huff of u.s. imports from china and us threatens to intensify the problems with even more tariffs. well let's bring in our national correspondent susan was then about the front stock exchange. germany's economy is so dependent on exports and now finds itself right in the middle of the us china writes that our companies coping at the moment. well there are a few companies who believe that they can even benefit from the situation deutsche bank for example the boss of asia pacific you know just told the newspaper hundreds blocks here in germany that he thinks he's ban

now gary hart is here we're talking about some potential fall out for deutsche bank after the mid-term elections in the us as rather after the u.s. midterms the new head of the financial services committee in congress will be democrat maxine waters a known adversary of president donald trump waters new position could spell trouble for trump as she now has subpoena power on her radar screen is back to lend to the president waters can look into documents and bank statements possibly connecting trump and russia democrats have not yet decided whether they will subpoena dodge durango what their spines of the president's finances to look into. we stand the u.s. with federal reserve kept the benchmark lending rate unchanged on thursday the move highlighted the continued strong performance of the the economy but also pointed to a slowdown in business investment the fed noted solid job gains falling unemployment and growing household spending but they also signaled that there may be a future rate rise before year's end. fifteen thousand passengers are stranded at airports across argentina becau

star business with gary hart now and china is promising to open up its markets what it looks like it's right brian despite the trade war with the u.s. president xi jinping has pledged to boost imports and remove market barriers but as far as details go he's keeping his cards close to his chest the announcement came more in the form of a propaganda events presidency's spoke at the opening of an im import fair that took place for the first time without a single mention of the conflict with the trump the u.s. has placed extra tariffs on around half of us imports from china and to threaten to intensify the problem with even more tariffs. well this is the voters in the u.s. go to the polls to elect a new congress head off the poll called midterm elections because it falls in between two presidential elections republicans praise for as a donald trump's economic policies since taking office he's lowered corporate taxes imposed import tariffs on steel and many among many other goods our brigade had free trade treaties and last year exited the paris climate agreement meanwhile america's economi

a career that spanned wolverine, pt barnham and "the greatest showman" and real life politician gary hartvie "front-runner." our sit down why hugh jackman this weekend on "sunday today" you. catch us in the morning or set that dvr and watch us any time. i'll send it back to you. i'll see everybody on sunday morning. >> all right. see you then. >>> this sunday people all over the world will be celebrating the international day for the elimination of violence against women. the campaign's theme is hear me too and bringing to the forefront stories of women and girls that survived violence. here are startling number. one in three women and girls experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. worldwide, one in two women were killed by their partners or family in 2012. and 71% of human trafficking victims are women. this weekend people all over the world will be wearing orange in solidarity. even soccer players will be marking their face red during this week's games. >>> for the more than 50 million of us on the road this holiday weekend, there will be plenty of signs remiblding us t

and if you love the number one items in tech innovation lisbon is the place to be today gary hart that's right brian the biggest technology conference in the world kicks off in lisbon on this tuesday this year's web summit is an annual event is expected to attract more than seventy thousand businesses including the who's who from the take an internet industry has been wants to establish itself as a major european takeoff it's already home to a number of companies from the sector has committed to another ten years in the portuguese capital. and our reporter paul because it's covering this story for us in lisbon paul what's happening right now. summit is about to kick off this summer and really has grown quite substantially in the past year has gone from a small tech festival to really summit with a lot of big names you mention it tim berners lee for example the inventor of the world wide web is here he spoke last night we're also going to see you commissioner for competition besta gear who is already here last year and people were so excited about what she had to say and how she wanted to

let's get our business with gary hart now and around shot out of the worldwide banking system that was our brand the swift money transfer system. blocked access to key iranian by swift says the measure which was announced on the first day of u.s. imposed sanctions on iran is necessary to maintain stability of the global financial system during a first round of sanctions in twenty twelfth's with also disconnected iranian banks but later readmitted some of them still prohibiting the transfer of u.s. dollars belgium based swift as a co-operative used by eleven thousand financial institutions worldwide now let's bring in our financial correspondent susan talking about the sanctions against iran there was an e.u. initiative to avoid sanctions last minute a law european companies to keep trading with iran what's come of that. nothing i have to say those plans are stuck in an ounce mint mode our federal government and bird in the ministry for the economy wrote in a letter to members of parliament that none of the initiatives which were announced in order to protect german businesses or europe

get a business out with gary hart and amazon is looking for a second home that's right brian could decide to split its new headquarters between two locations with fifty thousand new jobs up for grabs there could be problems finding enough talent in one area the company says h.q. to as it's called could now have two sides with twenty five thousand workers each no locations are confirmed but with so much at stake the competition is high the company with the implications down to shortlist new york city is one of the key comes and goes along with crystal city in virginia as and which is based in seattle washington has refused to comment for the update is expected soon. this swift money transfer system has blocked access to key iranian banks swift says the measure which was announced of the first day of u.s. imposed sanctions on iran is necessary to maintain stability of the global financial system during the first round of sanctions and twenty twelve. swift also disconnected iranian banks but later readmitted some of them still prohibiting the transfer of u.s. dollars belcher's based swift is

. >> the scandal that sidelined the front runner, the rumors and the stakeout that unravelled gary hart's

gary hart came in after watergate. in 2006, nancy pelosi became speaker.s were in '94 after reagan and 2010. the democratic raves were after a scandal. the republican waves were after a president got through his agenda. it is odd about the two parties. on form that suggests the democrats are more motivated at this time. we will see. >> we have to leave it there. thank you. a terrific panel and a very civilized airing of disagreements. i want to say one word to my american viewers. vote. maybe a few more words. if you are over 18 exercise your rights and vote. i know a lot of people think it is pointless that your voent doesn't married but if we build a culture and everyone difference fewer and fewer will vote other than fanatics. we don't want our politics to be like that. make it a habit and vote. we'll be right back. >>> the united states is not the only nation whose elections are in the news a. week ago, the about stillian ballot for president was won by a large margin. he is a far right candidate, and has been called racist, misogynist and homophobic.

gary hart is a tragic story. >>> this is a jagged little puzzle of a story. here's some of the pieces. a bitter race for the white house. a candidate who would do anything to win. maybe even conspire with a foreign government. a secret campaign meeting in an iconic tower on new york's fifth avenue. and in this case, a woman, a mysterious woman who may have tipped the scales at a time when america seemed to be coming apart at the seams. i'm not talking about 2016. this time the year is 1968. >> got news this war and they were afraid to get us out. >> richard nixon is behind the effort to sabotage peace. >> what we do or fail to do can determine the future of peace and freedom for the balance of this century. >> tens of thousands of young americans and vietnamese died that's what was at stake. >> it was horrendous, it was treason by any standard. >> this wealthy and connected asian-american woman could change history. >> lbj knew there was collusion. >> it's definitely a smoking gun as regards richard nixon's direct involvement and actions. >> they're contactin

. >> miami herald who's playing a starring movie by gary hart these days i'm glad to see a reminder of hard core journalism these days. >> just to bring viewers up to speed, this is an amazing piece of reporting by the miami herald that explains how the current secretary who was the former prosecutor in florida, in miami, gave what looks like an unbelievable sweetheart deal to a guy named jeffrey epstein who was accused of molesting and trafficking in scores of underaged girls and being part of a ring there. he ended up spending 13 months in a county jail with work-release. all sorts of -- >> wait, work-release, not to chop stones or cleanup highway, work-release to his own office. >> el, it was still work. and, you know, the notion that you would use your powers as a u.s. attorney to provide this kind of break to somebody who did these disgusting things and apparently there were something like 80 women identified -- >> and it looks like it was to cover up something bigger, too. because bill clinton's name has been attached to jeffrey epstein, donald trump's -- it's a whos who of peopl

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gary hart came in then after watergate.ts again won big gains in 2006, when nancy pelosi became speaker. republicans' big waves were in '94 against bill clinton and 2010 against barack obama. the interesting thing is the democratic waves were after some scandal or disaster. after watergate, after the iraq war. the republican waves were after a democratic president accomplished something. after bill clinton got his budget deal through and failed with his health care plan, and after obama got through obamacare. those were sort of the motivating things. this just is a lot about the two parties and on form, that would suggest the democrats are more motivated this time. we'll see. >> we have to leave it there. thank you. terrific panel, and very civ civilized airing of disagreements. i want to close out the panel by saying one word to my american viewers. vote. while it may be a few more words. if you're over 18, please do exercise your rights and vote. i know many people think it's pointless, that your vote doesn't matter, but

standstill in the midst of this feeding frenzy, which against the backdrop, there's a movie out now about gary hart was basically, you know, forced to drop out of a presidential race because he was pictured with a young woman on his lap who wasn't his wife and he wouldn't answer the question whether he ever committed adultery. americans are still coming to grips with where is the line and what do we tolerate, what do we condone and condemn. >> jonathan, we're now in this era and i'll say the era of two years, three years of the me too movement and you were able to speak with both president clinton. you had the first interview after he left office and you spoke with monica a couple years after the scandal. what's your takeaway reflecting what eleanor said there? >> the me too movement has put this in a little bit of a different context. its highlighted that even if its consensual which this very much was. he was not a sexual predator. she wanted to have a relationship with president clinton, even if its consensual, the power disparity here is something that is very important to take into considerati

[laughter] but, no, this -- think of gary hart and his new ideas running against mondale. technology, a different view of what the military should have been, environmentalism. there was a time i think when my father was governor the word "environment "didn't even show up. you had conservation -- >> right. >> but you didn't hear about environmentalists. i think that really started with earth day. i think that was 1970. the clean air act, 1969. before that, you know, it was building freeways, water plants, growth. it was kind of a growth era. so when i came in, questioned growth. the limits to growth by the club of rome was -- i thought, boy, that's interesting. growth has limited. in fact -- growth has limits. in fact, when i was governor, i never used the word "growth." i associated -- not entirely, but cancer is growth too. very rapid growth and very destructive. there's benign growth, but there's also pathological growth, and we're seeing that in many aspects in the world today. so i got that, at the time it was in the air. you know, we don't show up in a vacuum. we show

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and to business the first contraction for europe's economic engine in more than three years and gary hart elsewheres is here with more on that story that's right sumi the german economy shrank by zero point two percent in the third quarter and that's a more than expected growth was stifled by global trade disputes and problems in germany's car industry analysts say the data was another wake up call that stable growth spano means given exports were down and imports up in the third quarter that's trouble for an economy built on strong exports a major part of the problem has been a bottleneck in car deliveries by german automakers the result of new more rigorous you emissions rules but there are other issues political ones global trade disputes are threatening the bottom lines of german companies both b.m.w. and di miller cited trade uncertainty in their latest earnings reports breaks it is also threatening a chunk of german business with the u.k. analysts still believe the german economy will grow this year but the news figures show that the country's political stability and low unemploymen