and hart says let's go home. home. >> former senator gary hart is expected to appear momentarily at a denver hotel room where he is expected to withdraw from the presidential race. >> there he is. >> there is lee hart and gary hart. >> now, clearly, under the present circumstance, this campaign cannot go on. i refuse to submit my family and my friends and innocent people and myself to further rumors and gossip. it is simply an intolerable situation. >> less than a week after his story broke in the million herald, tom feedler watched what his reporting had wrought. >> the newsroom outside the executive editor's office, they were also watching it on the tvs, there, and sorry, i'm getting emotional, the newsroom broke into applause. i was feeling quite devastated. i think that this, you know, that this was the result. i didn't have any second thoughts about whether we had done the right thing. but i think i realized then that the stakes involved, and you play at that level, it's serious. and it is not something that

and then you look at a guy like gary hart.to speak about any of it, thinks it's gonna hurt too many people for him to revisit ia and he's gold on to his dignity. 25 years later, he won't tell me or anybody else what he did or didn't do because he doesn't think anybody deserves to know. - it was a tragedy for him, peaps the country, that his monumtally stupid mistake, led him to being kicked out of public life, 'cause he was as smart and as visionary a politician as i've ever known. - eve i would have been 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 lyndon johnson, and we can throw out john kennedy, but i think moricans consider those successful presidencies. - a lot of people of quality just will not have their personal life explored. peooking in their windows and following them-- that happens in police states, not in demo

is it true you memorized hart's speeches?> his speeches were really interesting to me because he spoke in a very unique way. he was unlike a lot of politicians that i hear. he was very to the point, simple, and clear. >> is your marriage monogamous? >> i do not need to answer that question. >> you see that in that most important press conference of his life at the end. you know? what do you say? yes, i made a mistake. did i make a mistake by putting myself in circumstances that could be misconstrued? of course i did. >> when gary watched the film, the first question he asked me was, do i really talk like that? and his wife, lee, said, yes, darling, that's exactly it. >> hart and his wife, lee, weathered the 1988 storm. they're still married today but the movie explores some of their more difficult times. >> i met a woman in miami and they followed her to d.c. to a townhouse in d.c. >> i see. >> i'm so sorry. >> the one thing i ever asked was that you don't embarrass me. >> one of the most powerful scenes in the movie. >> yeah

hart went back to colorado, won a u.s.istinguished career. >> i don't think caution is what this country needs. >> reporter: by 1983 -- >> you need to run for president. we need new leadership. that's the phrase i heard over and over again. >> you would aggressively seek an attempt at dialogue with castro? >> i would challenge -- >> reporter: but 1984, hart lost the democratic nomination to vice-president walter mondale. >> when i hear your new ideas, i'm reminded of that ad, "where's the beef?" >> reporter: he became the front runner in large part because of his visionary ideas. >> i saw as early as anyone else a shift of the economic base of america from manufacturing to information and technology. symbolically from detroit to silicon valley. >> reporter: you actually worried that we were heading toward a war in the persian gulf and nobody was going to diffuse the situation, especially vis-a-vis terrorism. >> or reduce our dependance on oil so it meant conservation, it meant alternative renewables, and programs such as t

nineteen—year—old charlotte hart and her mother claire were shot by lance hart after years of intensetrolling behaviour by him. today family members spoke out. from the outside in, it looked like we we re a from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, always together, we had a nice house, and we put on a face as well, we did not wa nt we put on a face as well, we did not want anyone to know, almost, but on the inside, terrified, frightened of every single day. it comes as a review says the case should be at the centre of greater awareness of the crime of coercive control. also this lunchtime: confusion over a brexit tv debate between two party leaders: theresa may accepts the bbc‘s proposal, butjeremy corbyn prefers itv‘s. shrewsbury and telford nhs trust, under investigation for its maternity services, is now rated "inadequate" by inspectors. tour operator thomas cook reveals losses of more than £150 million. and network rail is told to get its act together after punctuality and reliability on the network hit a five—year low. and coming up on bbc news: tyson fury

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take care. >> what's it like working with kevin hart.us isn't. >> hilarious, i laugh all day. i can't wait to come to work to laugh. >> want to feed your soul listen to it. think, think think about what you're trying to do to me. >> amazing isn't it, sound just like it. >> uncanny. >> rich as jay z. >> no richer. >> brian is billionaire who forms unlikely friendship with ex-conturned caregiver. >> it's a love story between two straight men. >> it's not a love story it's a -- you got to say it tougher a love story. >> i never want to be a reason something isn't right. >> this is me being relaxed. slow going traffic. for a third straight day... rain showers hampering drivers... including golden state warriors star steph curry. moments of panic as a ferry crashes into a san francisco dock. reaction from people aboard. and black friday shopping out of control in one mall. how bay area shoppers fared. (ken) wet roads being blamed for spinouts and crashes in the bay area. as a storm brings steady rain all day. and you can see ...

take care. >> what's it like working with kevin hart.'t. >> hilarious, i laugh all day. i can't wait to come to work to laugh. >> want to feed your soul listen to it. think, think think about what you're trying to do to me. >> amazing isn't it, sound just like it. >> uncanny. >> rich as jay z. >> no richer. >> brian is billionaire who forms unlikely friendship with ex-conturned caregiver. >> it's a love story between two straight men. >> it's not a love story it's a -- you got to say it tougher a love story. >> i never want to be a reason something isn't right. >> this is me being relaxed. it's not the way it looks in the instructions, harold. i think that it fits. where's a5? this is ridiculous! where are the words? [unwrapping] [breaking] breaks are good. have a break, have a kit kat. ♪ for the power smokeless grill. brought to you by tri-star products. what if we told you it's finally possible to enjoy the char grilled, juicy, succulent food you love everyday without the hassle of firing up your barbecue, standing out in the cold, and

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

claire and charlotte hart were a very close mother and daughter.ther when they were shot dead. just days before, they had finally escaped from the family home after years of psychological abuse. lance hart lay in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun outside a leisure centre. he knew they had gone there for a swim. after murdering claire and charlotte, he turned the gun on himself. throughout his marriage, lance hart had subjected his family to what is known as coercive control, extreme psychological and emotional abuse, but which stopped short of serious violence. charlotte's older brothers, luke and ryan, say that before the killing their father had never been violent, and they didn't realise his psychological bullying was domestic abuse. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, always together, nice—looking house, on the inside, we were terrified, we were frightened every single day. we had never gone to school with a bruise, we had never encountered the police, never been to social services, we were top students, lit

>> 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

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

claire and charlotte hart where a very close mother and daughter.ark of a leisure centre. just days before they had finally escaped from the family home, following years of psychological abuse. lance hart was lying in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun. after killing them, he turned the weapon on himself. luke and ryan hart had helped their mother and sister to move out of the family home. their father had subjected them all to what is known as coercive control. mum especially, he limited her life as much as he could. he didn't let her work more than part—time, so that she had no financial independence. her friendship groups were closed off, her family were closed off because our father kept moving us away. coercive control involves mainly emotional abuse, rather than physical violence. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, we were always together, we had a nice—looking house. but on the inside we were terrified, we were frightened every single day. and then our father killed our mother and sister. and that shows ho

claire and charlie hart where a very close mother and daughter.killing them, he turned the weapon on himself. luke and ryan hart had helped their mother and sister to move out of the family home. their father had subjected them all to what is known as coercive control. mum especially, he limited her life as much as he could. he didn‘t let her work more than part—time so that she had no financial independence. her friendship groups were closed off, her family were close off off, her family were closed off because our father kept moving us away. coercive control involves mainly emotional abuse rather than physical violence. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, we were always together, we had a nice—looking house. but on the inside we were terrified, we were frightened every single day. and then our father killed our mother and sister. and that shows how serious coercive control is. and i think unfortunately it was missed by us and we lived it, and it was missed by everyone. in this case lance hart resorted to the ultimate

lance hart was lying in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun.imself. luke and ryan hart had helped their mother and sister to move out of the family home. their father had subjected them all to what's known as coercive control. 0ur mum especially, he limited her life as much as he could. he didn't let her work more than part—time, so that she had no financial independence. over time, mum just got more and more worn down. her friendship groups were closed off, her family were closed off because our father kept moving us away, so we were physically distant from anyone who knew us. and he essentially turned mum into a slave for him. coercive control involves mainly emotional abuse, rather than physical violence. we'd never turned up to school with a bruise. we'd never been in an encounter with the police. we'd never been with social services. we were top students. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, we were always together, we had a nice looking house. but on the inside we were terrified, we were fighting every single d

captain hart and the team put a lot of thought into it. should we go seneca, where are the cars? we need three cars. we need three separate cars. let's get the cars with the blacked out windows. where is the media? they're on the front and the side. there's people in the back. people with cameras. ok, we have to do this quickly. let's get him out the front. get him out the front and put him in the cars. by the way, the way that acting captain ed del carlo set up, the cars were facing away from the media. it's challenging. there's a lot evolving and a lot of things to consider. we understand the point. we don't want anyone photographed. we don't want any of that to happen. i want to tell you the officers and captain hart put a lot of thought into, in a quick amount of time, how to best get them out and they made a judgment call to get them out the way of kayuga. the third point is this, so, the youth at the station were not interrogated, questioned. they weren't -- to my knowledge and i'm representing the department. and i've been told and this is the truth, they were not intervie

claire and charlotte hart were a very close mother and daughter.ether when they were shot dead. just days before, they had finally escaped from the family home after years of psychological abuse. lance hart lay in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun outside a leisure centre. he knew they had gone there for a swim. after murdering claire and charlotte, he turned the gun on himself. throughout his marriage, lance hart had subjected his family to what's known as coercive control, extreme psychological and emotional abuse, but which stopped short of serious violence. charlotte's older brothers, luke and ryan, say that before the killing, theirfather had never been violent, and they didn't realise his psychological bullying was domestic abuse. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family. we were always together, we had a nice—looking house. on the inside, we were terrified. we were frightened every single day. we had never turned up to school with a bruise, we had never encountered the police, never been to social services. we

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

leading candidate in 1988. >> hart is getting aot of attention. >> hart is considered to be the democratic 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 watching our who we are, how we are eemembered is probably one of the most valuahings to us, you know? >> as for

hart and his 59-year-old nephew. now, i know that sounds bad, but fighting your nephew is a long arizona tradition. it's actually the arizona state motto. and how did ol' nephew-strangler here get into the mine inspecting field? according to him, "i knew how to push an ore car by the time i was seven years old. my dad thought if you's old enough to eat solid food, you's old enough to work in the mine." also, "you's old enough to fight an uncle!" "come on! i'm a toddler! but i'm tall enough to punch you in the gem stones! let's do this!" now, hart's opponent is bill pierce, who, remember, looks like johnny cash had a baby with father time. and what are his credentials? well, according to pierce, a fire broke out at the cotton gin he was working at, and he had to fight the fire himself, during which, he fell backwards into a seed pit, cracking his head open and breaking more than a dozen bones on the left side of his body. "they called my wife and told her i was dead. turns out, i wasn't dead, so they pulled me out of

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hart and his wife have not yet commented.vicki) jerry springer is returning to daytime television. but this time his show will take place in a courtroom... the former host of the "jerry springer show" will now be "judge jerry". springer actually has a law degree from northwestern university. and before he was a talk show host-- he had a career in politics... including a stint as the mayor of cincinnati. "judge jerry" is expected to premiere in the fall of 2019. (grant) the official christmas tree for the u-s capitol is now in washington. the 80-foot-tall noble fir arrived this morning... after a three- thousand- mile journey. the tree was selected from the willamette national forest in oregon. the tradition of the capitol christmas tree, or "the people's tree" .. started in 19-64... that's when speaker of the house john mc-cormack put a live tree on the capitol lawn. this year's tree lighting ceremony at the capitol is set for wednesday december fifth. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime cove

we're checking out the big awards and the big moments, including kevin hart starting some beef with the rock. that's in "the skinny" on this monday. it is november 12th. ♪ wish that i could let you love ♪ ♪ wish that i could let you love me ♪ >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> a little performance there from rita ora. >> cool looking performance from rita ora. >> who actually looked interesting on the red carpet. >> we'll be getting to that. >> we'll get to that. >>> a lot of news coming out of california this morning. the growing death toll in the historic wildfires. they're devouring some 200,000 acres and counting. >> the fires are burning at both ends of the state. the one in the north now the most destructive on record. at least 31 people confirmed dead. more than 6,000 homes have burned and more than 200 people remain unaccounted for. >>> then in northern california, flames are so intense a mobile dna lab and anthropologists are being used to help identify victims. it's really sad. people are going from shelter to shelter in a frantic search for missing relatives. ab

(miranda) hello, i'm miranda hart and there's nothin more (than pottering around uour gardens.randa harto my mother keeps telling me. . oh, and here she com gosh, this garden goes on forever, it's enormous. (miranda) for my mother d none other than hart dyke, one of britain's best amateur gardeners. (dee) trachelospermum. sounds like a male disease, doesn't it? (mir pda) she's aslants for the rhs d specializes in perennial plants and shrubs. (dee) if anybody wants a shrub for late summer heptacodium is what you need. (miranda) she's never left her garden for more than four days in a row. (dee) when i get back from holidays et i can't wait tonto the garden. it's like seeing your children again. (miranda) d for 27 years, she's been a proud entrant of the little yellow book. lo "what is the ybook?" i hear you ask. it's the national garden schemes handbook,

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

happened, after i was front and center for 15 months when my name is released to the media by the hart campaign. back on the horse that threw me in 1994 to help launch the internet safety movement. i'm very grateful that the director of this film actually

nineteen—year—old charlotte hart and her mother claire were shot by lance hart after years of intensent we put on a face as well, we did not want anyone to know, almost, but on the inside, terrified, frightened of every single day. it comes as a review says the case should be at the centre of greater awareness of the crime of coercive control. also this lunchtime: confusion over a brexit tv debate between two party leaders: theresa may accepts the bbc‘s proposal, butjeremy corbyn prefers itv‘s. shrewsbury and telford nhs trust, under investigation for its maternity services, is now rated "inadequate" by inspectors.

cecelia o'neil hart/walkout organizeremotional.we heard incredible stories from who stood up and told their stories and we also heard stories we have been web from women who didn't feel comfortable and gave voice to them... the walkout grew out of anger over the millions of dollars paid former executive asked to resign over allegations of sexual misconduct.cecelia o'neil hart "...that was the $90 million dollar straw that broke the camel's back but to be honest there are so many stories that we were hearing for so long that it was time for action and time for a change..." judging from the turnout, which included hundreds of employees at google san francisco, their is widespread support for changing a climate of what one empoyee described as "systemic sexual misconduct," to come to an end. the company was presented with a list of demands.cecelia o'neil hart "....we want forced arbitration, we want arbitration and we want representation at the highest level, we want with human relations...."anonymous google employees(full screen empl

if captain hart -- in fact, he's one my favorite captains in the entire police force. if he made decisions, i'm sure he was very thoughtful about it because he's a very thoughtful person. but if i believe that someone who's that good at his job led to a youth being paraded in front of the press, then maybe the system is broken. this is what i wanted to tease out and get to the bottom of today? and i agree we started -- i agree the testimony was very powerful and compelling. i will definitely take you up on your offer to have follow-up hearing -- i'm sorry, follow-up conversations and maybe do our best to protect the privacy of the family. but i wish we would -- i wish we could have gotten a little bit more information from you today. >> well, supervisor, you did accomplish a big goal here, and that is to put out about how the three young men were taken to the car. it's not falling on deaf ears, and i don't want you to think that i'm leaving here saying well, i told my side and you told your side, and it's going to be business at usually. believe me, we're taking what y

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

lance hart was lying in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun.turned the weapon on himself. luke and ryan hart had helped their mother and sister to move out of the family home. their father had subjected them all to what's known as coercive control. our mum especially, he limited her life as much as he could. he didn't let her work more than part—time, so that she had no financial independence. over time, mum just got more and more worn down. her friendship groups were closed off, her family were closed off because our father kept moving us away, so we were physically distant from anyone who knew us. and he essentially turned mum into a slave for him. coercive control involves mainly emotional abuse, rather than physical violence. we'd never turned up to school with a bruise. we'd never been in an encounter with the police. we'd never been with social services. we were top students. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family. we were always together, we had a nice looking house. but on the inside, we were terrified. we were

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

o'neil hart/walkout organizer '.....i got very emotional.ho stood up and told their stories and we also heard stories we have been collecting on the web from women who didn't feel comfortable and gave voice to them..>( james ) in a statement google c.e.o. sundar pichai said "employees have raised constructive ideas on how we can improve our policies and processes, we are taking in all their feedback so we can turn these ideas into action." the protest is said to have included most of the roughly 2-thousand employees in mountain view. ( darya ) police have identifed the two people killed in crash involving a tour bus on interstate 880 in union city. the alameda county coroner said 57-year-old renee rodriguez of hayward and 46-year-old lumumba richard of san lorenzo died tuesday night. a tour bus collided with the rear of a 1997 lexus driven by rodriguez. the bus then crashed into a ford driven by richard. rodriguez and richard were pronounced dead at the scene. the cause is still under investigation. ( darya ) an 18- year old woman was hospit