heath: yes.he is so interesting. we need more books on alice. dick nixon is right up her alley she likes to be contrary. she takes the nixon's under her ring and -- under her wing and they go to a lot of her dinner parties and she was always very supportive of them, comes to daughter trish's rose garden wedding years later and she advises them about the vice presidency, that he should be prepared if he is offered this by eisenhower and she says it is a lame-duck situation but you need to be prepared so she is kind of an informal advisor. peter: during the 1950 senate campaign, how do they get around california? heath: it is a huge state and they go around in a station wagon. i do not know how they did it and i am sure the heat, dust, nerves would get afraid. -- frayed. and she always looked perfect. they do all of these campaign stops and it is a cross-country drive that is exhausting. one of the oral histories i found, oral histories of people who knew the nixon's, one woman who knew that nixon'

heath: yes. she is so interesting. we need more books on alice. dick nixon is right up her alley she likes to be contrary. she takes the nixon's under her ring and -- under her wing and they go to a lot of her dinner parties and she was always very supportive of them, comes to daughter trish's rose garden wedding years later and she advises them about the vice presidency, that he should be prepared if he is offered this by eisenhower and she says it is a lame-duck situation but you need to be prepared so she is kind of an informal advisor. peter: during the 1950 senate campaign, how do they get around california? heath: it is a huge state and they go around in a station wagon. i do not know how they did it and i am sure the heat, dust, nerves would get afraid. -- frayed. and she always looked perfect. they do all of these campaign stops and it is a cross-country drive that is exhausting. one of the oral histories i found, oral histories of people who knew the nixon's, one woman who knew that nixo

look, heath, i don't think we are ever going to see donald trump's medical records. does that mean people should not stop asking for them up to and through election day? but how do you think this plays with the folks in the electorate who say i don't like the craziness with donald trump, but i feel like the economy is good or was good under him, even though barack obama told us it was his economy, or i feel like i don't know if kamala harris can lead? if it feels like i'm mocking people saying this, it's because i am. >> look, i don't know. i mean, i'm hard pressed to understand what he is thinking at any given moment. i think these comments about genes and fitness and we need the right kind of people in the country are going to turn off the swing voters and turn off people who are going to ultimately decide this election. look, i mean, this is just un- american language. right? when you come to this country, no matter what your genes are, you have the same blessings of liberty and the opportunity to succeed as anyone and everyone else. that's been a bedrock foundati

heath: i think anybody questioning the depth of feeling between them should look at the world war ii letters between them, which are very passionate and warm, they are clearly smitten with each other and then look at the funeral, nixon completely breaks down and in the background, rosemary woods, always a faithful staffer and friend says, oh dear and he just completely loses it. he regained composure and make some lovely remarks but he is a broken man at that point and he dies less than a year later after pat's death. what is her legacy in your view? other monuments named dr. her were schools? -- are there monuments named after her or schools? heath: there is the pat nixon highway which was dedicated a few years ago with an effort led by a democratic senator from california but there were not a lot of monuments and president nixon famously said she will never have the accolades she deserves, she is never going to have that because of his situation but pat nixon in terms of her legacy, she does so many remarkable things in the book but there are two things i would like people to focus

mission follows the heart wrenching story of danielle robinson, the widow of sergeant first class heathinson. he died as a result of health complications from exposure to burn pits. danielle took up his fight to protect others like him, her determination paid off in august 2022, president biden signed the sergeant first class heath robinson, honoring our promise to address comprehensive toxins or pact act into law, represents the most significant expansion of benefits and services for toxicity exposed veterans in more than 30 years. but illusions, film danielle issues a desperate plea that those hard-won protections could very well vanish as someone who's lost somebody to a burn pit illness. >> i'm terrified that if president trump gets in that everything we accomplished, it's going to go away this election is life or death for veterans and i want to see vice president harris elected joining us now filmmaker and director of continue the mission aleutian relation. thanks for joining us. daniel sets the stakes right there first of all, how credible is it that president trump would take aw

like other generations who were gutted over the sudden deaths of stars like heath ledger or kurt cobain that is what a big deal. liam payne was. his family said in a statement that they are heartbroken the members of one direction released a statement saying, quote, we are completely devastated in time and when everyone is able to, there will be more to say. but for now, we will take some time to grieve and process assess the loss of our brother, who we loved dearly. memorials have been planned by fans, including one at hyde park in london this sunday at 2:00 p.m. a tragic ending to a life loss too soon in certainly one that will spark a conversation about ment and the pressures faced by so many young stars in the spotlight. back to you economic numbers meanwhile, from china they're showing weaknesses that are slowing things down. >> third quarter growth was 4.6% and that may mean beijing reaches over all 5% growth target for the year marc stewart following this for us and it matters to the world. we're all connected you as someone who lives here in china, the slow growing economy is ve

heath rocha, as interim leader. the search is now on for a permanent replacement. all right. on to politics. now. the presidential candidates are taking no days off ahead of the election day, and neither are their critics. former president trump's longest serving chief of staff, john kelly, is sending a dire warning about another trump leadership and his style, in which he sees as dangerous for a second trump term. among other things, kelly told the new york times that the former president made admiring comments about adolf hitler. nbc's brie jackson is in washington with more. you and former president trump coming under fire from another past member of his administration in a series of new york times interviews, trump's longest serving chief of staff, former marine general john kelly, ringing alarms about his former boss's leadership style. so he certainly falls into the into the general definition of fascist, for sure. in a statement, the trump campaign accuses the four star general of fabricating the story. mr. trump was not asked about kelly's remarks during a faith focus

does he explain the humanitarian catastrophe. israel has presided over in gaza and its refusal to heath coals for restraints from washington is another year of bits of conflict in the region. unavoidable you'll see painting welcome to come pick zone in hopes of any low in the fighting in the middle east. after the killing of the how my sweet the yes and why these seem to have evaporated pretty quickly in your view does is death change anything. you know, you know, these things only 1st of up to you. you have to wait that it would beat until you know what boy, that was something like that is, is having an influence on history, on or see or with degree. it is quite likely just that the, somebody like him, lloyd such a huge influence on his organization. will change things all on the, on the ground. i mean, he and, and come us, well the, the biggest, the spoke bill on the piece process of the piece both is of the buddies. thing is site. one of the main reasons for me to, to go for the us know process the, what is the strengthening of i'm us a 9293 a. so you feel you somebody is and we don'

it is to heath this area, which i did that by now is that means also that this area, which is also the oldest, i know that this fighting is happening, which is also part of the biggest growth increase in this area now became basically a blind spot for the deadly message that is well continues to hit targets. so across level on and on the border crossing in syria as well. can you give us the latest? yes, this was a strike against a crossing in the northern because valley and the makes the oldest crossing. you can look pos from this. basically we have 3 crossing spite lands where you can use the tools and you look able to pause. now one of them was a must not which was with origin some weeks ago. busy now this is the 2nd one that use only one water station where you can cross here and then the doors near the city of triple. this need to know that many people from here escaped to what's leveling to you, and just estimating that 400 searching cells left to live on and to what see it in the last weeks to go to safety or also maybe to find some places where, why they displaced that are more

busy like it's not like a heath how most of to be put on the new has the throat this word. so the on the new about cars is getting the modest it's getting bombed. it's good. think it is the people that getting good can't as netflix is injured? no, i wanted to know that where humans we have lives, we have themes like i want them to understand who are the palestinian people and not only the news of the stuff. and as we continued our coverage of the war, we connected with people who had experience is really aggression in so many different forms and for generations they came from all walks of life, but had one thing in common. all had been trying to convey their perspective beyond the walls erected around the photographer mind. her mind is among them. and he has been documenting his story that of his people. and of this for here is his account . the palestinians in gaza broke out of their prison on october 7th the since then, i've tried to document the global, the colonial revolution, the, the machine bomb, the 1st hospital who could have known how many more would follow the fr

freaks out, but when to today is that's how they have access to the board to like, it's not like a heath how most of to be put on the new has the front this word. so the on the new about cars is getting the modest it's getting bombed. it's good, think it is used to people getting good kids as netflix is injured? no, i wanted to know that we're humans, we have lives, we have 3 ends like i want them to understand who are the palestinian people, not only the news of the stuff. and as we continued our coverage of the war, we connected with people who had experience is really aggression in so many different forms and for generations they came from all walks of life, but had one thing in common. all had been trying to convey their perspective beyond the walls erected around the photographer mind. her mind is among them. and he has been documenting his story that of his people. and of this for here is his account . a policy means involves a broke out of their prison on october 7th, the since then, i've tried to document the global, the colonial revolution, the, the regime bomb, the 1st hospital

peter: heath hardage lee, did pat nixon enjoy being first lady? heath: i think so.he spotlight was not what she loved but she was very patriotic and committed to her role and she really liked meeting people one on one. sometimes the big state dinners and fancy stuff was not her thing but i think she liked meeting everyday people in her outreach, volunteers, she had so many different projects. she said people are her project. it was not just one narrative to find things, it was outreach to people so i did -- so i do think she enjoyed parts of it and other parts she did not enjoy. her adage was i never cancel, i never get sick, i will always be there. even towards the end of his presidency, she was working up until the last three weeks of the presidency and the last three weeks of that administration she was working every day inside the white house on a project. even then, she never canceled. it was not her style. peter: how would you describe her support of richard nixon's long political career from the 1940's to the 1970's? heath: i think she did know he was interes

heathe, alex and janet, did you get any response today from the district attorney or the attorney general's office about whether they have any plans to open some sort of an investigation into this alleged issue? well, i reached out to the attorney general's office. they merely said that they were aware of the letter. the district attorney, brooke jenkins, said she received the letter today, but she said she's not able to comment about whether there is any criminal investigation. but certainly the timing makes it very difficult as voters are already trying to make their decisions about this race. >> all right. jana katsuyama live for us there in the city. thank you. jana. well, tomorrow marks exactly four weeks from election day. and today, hundreds of thousands of ballots are in the mail statewide. early voting has also started. so if you are one of the more than 22 million registered voters here in california, your mail in ballot is on the way. or it should have already arrived. today is the deadline for county elections offices to send those ballots. also today, early in-person voting beg

. >> jimmy: -- stepped up, like, heath bar.y. and chocolate. but i love a good skor bar. >> but these are the dish -- >> jimmy: good logo too. >> these are the kinds of candies that my kids will not even see on halloween day, 'cause i'm gonna eat it myself. >> jimmy: you're gonna eat all of them? [ light laughter ] how are those beautiful, cute kids, man? >> they're great. >> jimmy: they're the best. >> they're great. >> jimmy: my kids are obsessed with your kids. >> how many of them? >> we have two boys. we've got a gus and a hugo. >> jimmy: phew! little hugo's a little heartbreaker. >> how old are they? >> 4 -- no, oh, my gosh, 5 and 3. [ laughter ] sorry, boys. >> jimmy: today was his birthday. happy birthday, gus. [ laughter ] oh, my god, you're in trouble, bud. >> so -- so, the thing is this, creme anglaise is basically just unfrozen ice cream. >> jimmy: okay. >> and i'm going to take this -- >> jimmy: so, a little unfrozen, a little frozen. >> and -- >> jimmy: cinnamon sugar. >> cinnamon sugar, right? >> jimmy: this is --

the assistant superintendent of student services, heath rocha, will serve as the interim superintendent. the board of trustees president said in a statement. additionally, we will begin a comprehensive search this year to find the next permanent superintendent. community input will be vital during this process. more details will be shared in the future as we weigh this important decision. >> a crackdown on illegal dumping coming up, what one east bay city is now doing to help mitigate the growing problem, and why? some say it may not be enough. >> and a partly cloudy, cool evening settling in. i'll have a look at what you can expect for tomorrow morning, as well as the modest warmup for the afternoon coming up. >> also, the baseball community mourning the loss of a legend. tonight we look back at the is in an attempt to crack down on illegal dumping. but is it enough? well, homeowners in east oakland say the problem in their neighborhood is out of control. ktvu joey horton joins us now live from oakland. after talking with homeowners who are really fed up with the mess. >> yeah, heather

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heath: this is the opposite of who she was. it was a real caricature.was deliberate, and i think it was done to distinguish between jackie and pat, but it is also kind of a dig at richard nixon. these go after the ladies in order to get their husbands and upset them. so she was the furthest thing from plastic in real life that you could get. she was warm, personable, interested in people, not plastic. >> heath hardage lee with her book "the mysterious mrs. next in compo tonight on "q&a." -- nixon" tonight on "q&a." >> do you solemnly swear that in the testimony you are about to give will be the truth of the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> weeknights, watch our encore presentation of our 10 part series congress investigates as we explore major investigations by the u.s. house and senate in our country's history. authors and historians will tell the stories with historic footage from those periods. monday, lawmakers from 1973 and 1974 examine events surrounding the 1972 break-in at democratic national committee headquarters at t

and on q&a historian heath hardage lee, author of the mysterious mrs.ixon, talks about the life and times of the former first lady and argues pat nixon, who was voted most admired woman in the world in 1972, was missed portrayed by the press, who characterized her as being elusive and plastic. later, british prime minister keir starmer marks the one-year anniversary of the hamas attack on israel during his weekly question time session in the house of commons and announces his government will deliver on the employment rights bill. >> with one of the tightest races for control of congress in modern political history, stay ahead with c-span's comprehensive coverage of key debates. c-span brings you access to top debates from across the country, debates from races shaping your state's future and the balance of power in washington. follow our campaign 2024 coverage online any time at c-span.org/campaign and watch tuesday, november 5 for live real-time election night results. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics, powered by cable. >> c-span is your unfilt

heath: this is the opposite of who she was. it was a real caricature.was deliberate, and i think it was done to distinguish between jackie and pat, but it is also kind of a dig at richard nixon. these go after the ladies in order to get their husbands and upset them. so she was the furthest thing from plastic in real life that you could get. she was warm, personable, interested in people, not plastic. >> heath hardage lee with her book "the mysterious mrs. next in compo tonight on "q&a." -- nixon" tonight on "q&a." >> do you solemnly swear that in the testimony you are about to give will be the truth of the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> weeknights, watch our encore presentation of our 10 part series congress investigates as we explore major investigations by the u.s. house and senate in our country's history. authors and historians will tell the stories with historic footage from those periods. monday, lawmakers from 1973 and 1974 examine events surrounding the 1972 break-in at democratic national committee headquarters at t

the assistant superintendent of student services, heath rocha, will serve as an interim board of trustees president, said in a statement. additionally, we will begin a comprehensive search this year to find the next permanent superintendent. community input will be vital during this process. more details will be shared in the future as we weigh this important decision. >> our time now 506. the university of california launched a new website to help students who want to transfer to a uc school. the uc transfer hub is designed for community college students to get information they need about financial aid and academic planning. it also includes resources explaining the pathways and programs available to transfer students. the uc system created that website to help increase the number of community college students who enroll at uc schools. >> the warriors season tips off tonight. the dubs will be up in portland, taking on the trail blazers. head coach steve kerr still hasn't revealed the starting lineup for the season. there are many new faces, with klay thompson leaving in free agency and t

heath saying i vote for both in presidential and midterm. my first vote was for ronald reagan. we had an economic crisis and foreign adversaries were taking advantage of our weakness. it democrat turned repubca got us back on the right track. john mcnally saying, i have always voted in presidenti elections and ste imary elections, state and local level position elections and not so much and in retrospect, that wasn't mistake -- that was a mistake. some perspective from the facebook viewers. if you want to give us that experience if you are a first time voter, (202) 748-8000. if you are not voting, (202) 748-8001. all others, (202) 748-8002. shane on the nonvoting line in maine. go ahead. caller: my name is shane. i think it is scary that kamala harris going for presidency. i'm just scared about it. i don't know what else more to say. host: you said you are not voting. tell us why. caller: i am scared. i think the word salads and the cackling, it scares me. but trump scares me too. host: so you will stay out of it altogether? caller: i think it is the best thing i can do for mys

heath saying i vote for both in presidential andrm. my first vote was for ronald an. we had an ic crisis and foreign adversaries were taking advantage of our weakness. democrat turned republican got us back on the right track. john mcnally saying, i have always voted in presidential elections and state primary elections, state and local level position elections and not so much and in retrospect, that wasn't mistake -- that was a mistake. some perspective from the facebook viewers. if you want to give us that experience if you are a first time voter, (202) 748-8000. if you are not voting, (202) 748-8001. all others, (202) 748-8002. shane on the nonvoting line in maine. go ahead. caller: my name is shane. i think it is scary that kamala harris going for presidency. i'm just scared about it. i don't know what else more to say. host: you said you are not voting. tell us why. caller: i am scared. i think the word salads and the cackling, it scares me. but trump scares me too. host: so you will stay out of it altogether? caller: i think it is the best thing i can do for mys