hilton pleaded not guilty.fy. hilton faces another death sentence in the federal trial. law enforcement officials from across the southeast have now met with hilton multiple times in an attempt to find out how many more of his victims there it might be out there. they're talking the bryant case as a given. you believe there are four deaths connected hire. >> at least. >> you think there are others? >> i think there's certainly the potential to be others. i don't know we'll ever know for sure unless he tells us. >> so far hilton is sticking to his story, that he started hunting as he describes it in october of 2007, that there were no murders before that. the pain and suffering of the families of hilton's victims and suspected victims dulls but never ends. >> he's taken so much from me and my family. what can you say to someone who would murder two wonderful people for $300 and meredith emerson, a beautiful young lady and sheryl dunlap and very possibly many more? the man is not even what i think of as human. he

we called the hilton itself specifically was the old french prison. the one we are called -- driving around out is the plantation. this is a complete around the block of the prison inside. does this look familiar? >> the outside does not. i only saw the inside. when we were taken someplace we were handcuffed, blindfolded and taken at night. in 1984you went back with walter cronkite, what was the purpose? >> a review of the whole u.s.

spent in hanoi in the hanoi hilton during which he was tortured and given the opportunity to leave captivity earlier and he wouldn't do it and it came out. so it was not only the courage, but most of all is this. anyone who had been through that experience for five and a half years, you would expect afterwards to be justifiably angry, they wouldn't be able to operate in life in a way that all of us would like to see. the thing about john mccain was despite that experience this was someone who was gracious, in was someone civil who did have a sense of proportion about life and maybe the best example of that, i think, was as you know andrea and you reported and we've talked about this too, in the 1990s when there was a movement to restore relations with vietnam, another kind of person who had gone through 5 1/2 years in the hanoi hilton would have said absolutely not. i'm a holdout. last country on earth we should restore relations with is vietnam.

let's bring in ivan watson from the hanoi hilton. ivan. >> reporter: i'm at the prison which used to be a french colonial prison. it is now a museum. this is the facility where john mccain spent a substantial part of the five and a half years as prisoner of war. you can see the pilot uniform which he would have been wearing when he was shot down over hanoi in 1967 and the conditions the prisoners were living in during what was a harrowing ordeal by his accounts when he was subjected to torture a and malnutrition. what is remarkable about his relationship with vietnam is after conducting dozens of bombing missions over the country and held as prisoner of war, he was one of the strongest voices for the normalizations of relations here. i just read a rare honor for mccain. i saw a deputy foreign minister of vietnam who had been ambassador to the u.s. a few years ago who described mccain as a good friend. he was mourning the passing of this lawmaker and another official described as a symbol of a generation of lawmakers and veterans who

of course, now known as the hanoi hilton. and what we found there all these years later, it was profoundly moving. so many american families deeply effected to this day by the vietnam war. >>> but in the meantime, we do move onto the other news this monday night. new developments in the deadly shooting rampage at a video game tournament in jacksonville, florida. the red laser dot, you can see on one of the victims who was then shot. authorities say david katz was armed with two handguns when he opening fired, killing two, wounding at least 11, as many were watching the competition unfold right in front of their eyes online. the fbi swarming his home in baltimore tonight. and abc's victor oquendo from jacksonville. >> reporter: the shooting began around 1:30 sunday afternoon inside this jacksonville mall, where hundreds of people from around the country came to play in a "madden nfl 19" video game tournament. among them, 24-year-old david katz. on the livestream of the competition, you can hear the shots police say he fired, t

but the only one we call the hilton itself with the old french prison. the one we drive around now we call the plantation. host: this is a around the block of the inside of all of this. john: whenever we were taken someplace, we were always blindfolded, handcuffed. so i never saw the outside. host: when you went back, what was the purpose? john: they asked me because it was the 10th anniversary of the fall of saigon, a review of the whole u.s. involvement. i must tell you that it was a great thrill to spend time with a man like walter cronkite, who is incredible. i don't have to tell you how knowledgeable he is and what a fine man he is. host: how long were you inside the prison? john: i was there around two and a half years. host: what is your strongest memory? john: my strongest memory is the heat. when i think about all of the parts of it, you're starting in march or april, it gets very hot and i -- hanoi. all of the rooms were blocked off, and it used to get incredibly hot in those rooms. of course, we had no hygiene or anything. you got boils, dysen

the north the enemies captured him and moved him to the infamous hanoi hilton prison. >> it was terribly injured, fractured arms, broken knee, left arm was out of the socket. he is often said and basically he was starving to death. >> mccain's captors offered him early release because he was an admiral son but he refused. he endured torture in more than three years in solitary confinement. he said air force colonel day is like. >> he was the most steadfast in the most inspirational and toughest of anybody that i must have something to do with his iowa upbringing. >> mccain released 1973 and awarded silver and bronze stars. a purple heart in the distinguished flying cross. his wounds left him with impaired physical abilities for the rest of his life. he retired from the navy as a captain in 1981 after marrying cindy hensley, a teacher from arizona. he moved to phoenix and got into politics serving two terms in the house of representatives. he was elected to the senate in 1986 redeveloped repetition as a maverick. while he voted with this party was the time it became clear is willing to bu

so, he withdrawals to the hilton. but he has a different kind of experience, and it shows for a journalist, that perspective, even if he got-seemingly the wrong perspective can be put to use. from within the hilton, under siege. on the third day of the convention. where is it, dave? >> the hilton heaved and staggered through a variety of attacks and break outs, like an old fort, like the old democratic party about the fall forever beneath the ministrations of its high shame and it's excruciating warlock, that is lbj. derided by the young, held in contempt by its own soldiers. the very delegates who would be loyal to humphrey on the nomination and loyal to nothing in their hearts. this spiritual sort of the democratic party was not housed in the literal fort of the hilton. staggering in places. old boilers working, old motors fiber rating, it seemed to come apart from the pressures on the street outside, as if the old hilton had become an artifact of the party at the nation. >> the police tried to gassed the kids out o

turned on her. >> reporter: the deadly attack occurred in a residential neighborhood sea pines in hilton head island. the alligator said to be almost 8 feet long was later captured and killed. this latestt incid comes just two months after a near identical attack involving a woman in floridse witness say they saw a 47-year-old walking her dogs near the water in a park rightt before she w missing. miami zoo's ron miguel says warmer climates and more development in the swamp land makes for a dangerous combination. >> we don't want to blame the victim, but is there something here that set this off? >> the circumstances of walking a small animal, even a small child along a freshwater body of water is a disaster. >> reporter: it's the second farylity in the state's his kerry sanders, nbc news. >> in chicago, strong winds aree causing dus waves on lake michigan. the extreme conditions prompted a warning f beach goers to stay out of the water. three peoply, drowned over the weekend. waves are expected to reach up to 10 feet today according to national weather service. lathe daunting reminder to

the north the enemies captured him and moved him to the infamous hanoi hilton prison. >> it was terribly injured, fractured arms, broken knee, left arm was out of the socket. he is often said and basically he was starving to death. >> mccain's captors offered him early release because he was an admiral son but he refused. he endured torture in more than three years in solitary confinement. he said air force colonel day is like. >> he was the most steadfast in the most inspirational and toughest of anybody that i must have something to do with his iowa upbringing. >> mccain released 1973 and awarded silver and bronze stars. a purple heart in the distinguished flying cross. his wounds left him with impaired physical abilities for the rest of his life. he retired from the navy as a captain in 1981 after marrying cindy hensley, a teacher from arizona. he moved to phoenix and got into politics serving two terms in the house of representatives. he was elected to the senate in 1986 redeveloped repetition as a maverick. while he voted with this party was the time it became clear is willing to bu

as if the old hilton had become artifact of the party of the nation. the police tried to gas the kids out of the park when they first arrived in numbers from lincoln park. but the wind blew the wrong way, blew the tears across the street into the air-conditioning of the hilton lobby and delegates and press and officials walked about with smarting eyes, burning throats and the presentment they were going to catch a cold. the lobby stunk. so the hippies didn't put lcd in the water supply, but the tear gas got into the body politics, the hilton, and it was -- talk about the backwash of the event, the unconscious of the event, it was part of the agreement itself. the next day the police rioted. and there was a sickening attack on the peaceful march down michigan. and just a little bit of that, i have a few minutes. there damned by police on three sides and cut off from the poor people's march, their right beneath the windows of the hilton that looked down on grant park and michigan avenue, the stationary march was abruptly attacked. the police attacked wit

john endured the hell of the hanoi hilton more than many, and he served in the senate longer than many. he leaves his mark on this body and our nation. when the issue of torture and detention was front and center before the american people, when we were trying to decide what were the boundaries for this democracy, faced with the threat of terrorism, there was one voice in the senate who was credible. it was john mccain. i had made speech after speech on the subject, but when john mccain got up and spoke about the issue of torture, there was silence on the floor of the senate as we listened carefully. he proposed a resolution establishing humane standards of treatment, realizing that the humanity we showed toward our prisoners is the same humanity we expected if americans were taken prisoner, and his effort was enacted by the senate with over 90 votes, a strong bipartisan roll call. john mccain more than anything was a champion of the united states military. the men and women who serve in our armed forces. they never had a better friend. our nation's veterans and their families never ha

nbc's kerry sanders tells us more. >> reporter: a deadly attack close to home when a hilton head woman was killed in her own neighborhood by an alligator. witnesses tell police 45-year-old cassandra klein was walking her dog near this lagoon when she was pulled under water. >> alligator attempted to attack her dog in an effort to save her dog, the alligator turned on her. >> reporter: the deadly attack occurred in a residential neighborhood sea pines in hilton head island. the alligator said to be almost 8 feet long was later captured and killed. this latest incident comes just two months after a near identical attack involving a woman in florida. witnesses say they saw a 47-year-old walking her dogs near the water in a park right before she went missing. miami zoo's ron miguel says warmer climates and more development in the swamp land makes for a dangerous combination. >> we don't want to blame the victim, but is there something here that set this off? >> the circumstances of walking a small animal, even a small child along a freshwater body of water is a disaster. >> reporter: it's

conditions at the hanoi hilton were deplorable. it was nasty, very heavy, heavy concrete doors, just a very scary dungeon like life. >> his north side vietnamese captors interrogated him, but mccain would not cooperate. >> you were told during the interrogation that the only information that you were obligated to give was your name, rank, serial number and date of birth. >> mccain's injuries were left untreated. it he developed a horrible ineffei infection and horrible fever. but the vietnamese decided to treat mccain after learning who his father was. >> it made john mccain a valuable prisoner, somebody who could potentially be exploited for propaganda purposes. >> his arms were put in bulky casts. mccain was offered an early release from captivity, but he refused, citing the military code of conduct. >> a code of conduct required prisoners of war to be released in the order that they were captured. >> i understood that the vietnamese didn't single me out for an offer of release because of any act of charity on their part, that it

we called the hilton itself specifically was the old french prison.the one we are called -- driving around out is the plantation. this is a complete around the block of the prison inside. does this look familiar? >> the outside does not. i only saw the inside. when we were taken someplace we were handcuffed, blindfolded and taken at night. in 1984you went back with walter cronkite, what was the purpose? >> a review of the whole u.s. involvement. i must tell you it was a great withl for me to spend time a man like walter cronkite who was an incredible individual. to tell you how knowledgeable he is and what a fine man he is. this prison i was there for about two and a half years. >> what is your strongest memory? >> my strongest memory is the heat. all of thek about parts of it, starting in about march or april, it gets very hot. our rooms were not ventilated. the rooms were blocked off because they kept us isolated. and it got incredibly hot to in those rooms. hygiene so you got boils, dysentery. it was a tough period until the reins with start in jul

some are still upset about his behavior in the hanoi hilton.he points you just raised is critical. john mccain represented an age of bipartisanship. not complete. the parties have always and will always stand for different things. but he was willing to work for either side. that's why people on both sides, who are in the middle. some people call it establishment, i call it mainstream. a lot of us wonder if we'll ever see it again. howie: thanks very much for joining us on short notice. stay with us as we look at the life and legacy dealing with the death of john mccain. howie: yankee * died yesterday at the age -- john mccain died yesterday at the age of 81. steve, we watched him in the primaries when he came out of nowhere was through the town halls. what do you remember of candidate mccain? >> he had a unique time of campaigning. john elevated it to an art form. and he outworked the bush campaign. he said he welcomes republicans, democrats, independents, vegetarians and reforming socialist. he would take any question from any heckler. people

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and the tear gas that into the politics of the hilton. talk about the backwash and the unconscious was part of the breathing itself. riotedt day, the police and there was a sickening attack on the peaceful march down .ichigan just a little bit of that, i have a few minutes. there, damped by police on three sides and cover from the magen's -- wagons, the windows of the hilton look down onto michigan avenue, the stationary march was attacked. the police attacked with tear gas, mace, and clubs. they attacked the chainsaw, the teeth of the saw the edge of their club. they attacked through grass. lines of 20 and 30 policeman striking and the clubs beating and demonstrators fleeing. from overhead, it was like the wind blowing dust at the edge of on the shore.calm everyone said at the time -- and you have probably heard it if you have been to the earlier meetings, it was vietnam on michigan avenue. it was vietnam. it was power. it was devastation. the next day, he made an appearance before the kids were left and he apologized for feces -- profus

. >> the conditions at the hanoi hilton were deplorable.s nasty, dirty, infectious, heavy, heavy concrete doors, just a very imposing, scary, dungeon-like place. >> his north vietnamese captors interrogated him, but mccain would not cooperate. >> you were told during your training that the only information you were obligated to give was your name, rank, serial number and date of birth. >> mccain's injuries were left untreated. he developed a horrible infection and subsequent fever. the naval aviator was near death, but the north vietnamese had a change of heart and decided to treat mccain once they realized just who his father was. >> the knowledge that his father was in charge of all u.s. armed forces in the pacific made john mccain a valuable prisoner, someone who could potentially be exploited for propaganda purposes. >> his broken bones were badly set. his arms put in bulky casts. mccain was offered an early release from captivity, but he refused. citing the military code of conduct. >> a code of conduct required prisons of war to be re

some are still upset about his behavior in the hanoi hilton.aised is critical. john mccain represented an age of bipartisanship. not complete. the parties have always and will always stand for different things. but he was willing to work for either side. that's why people on both sides, who are in the middle. some people call it establishment, i call it mainstream. a lot of us wonder if we'll ever see it again. howie: thanks very much for joining us on short notice. stay with us as we look at the life and legacy dealing with the death of john mccain. ok, show me what you got. i am going to vote for myself using nothing but this remote and the sound of my own voice! vote for... wait wait, that's not a talent. any xfinity customer with an x1 voice remote can do that. watch this... i want to vote for... obviously not you. ooh that guy... cast your votes during every live show. just say "vote for agt" into the x1 voice remote. howie: yankee * died yesterday at the age -- john mccain died yesterday at the age of 81. steve, we watched him in the prim

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the prison here known as hanoi hilton, is now a museum. it is filled with flight suits with pilots would carried out combat missions over vietnam. john mccain spent a big chunk of the five and a half years as prisoner of war and he is presented prominently here with the exhibits. and this is a moment where he was badly hurt after being taken prisoner here when he splashed down. the display here shows the transformation in relations from the conflict. i'll zip around here to 2000 when he was a visitor here to the same museum talking about the time and also talking about peace between the u.s. and vietnam. he became a prominent voice advocating for improved relations. he is being honored here by top officials where there's a monument by the lake where he spla splashed down in 1967. there are flowers and tokens of tribute here. the u.s. embassy here is holding a rare honor for him. a book of condolences open to the public. when he was ambassador in washington, the deputy prime minister of the country saying he is a symbol of a generation of l

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in hilton head island.he alligator said to be almost eight feet long was later captured and killed. this latest incident comes just two months after a near identical attack involving a woman in davie, florida. witnesses say they saw a 47-year-old woman walking her dogs near the water in a park right before she went missing. miami zoo's ron mcgill says warmer climates and more development in the swamp land makes for a dangerous combination. >> we don't want to blame the victim but is there something here that set this off? >> the circumstances of walking a small animal, even a small child along a fresh body of water that's a habitat for an alligator is a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: only the second deadly alligator attack in state's history. kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> late developments on a story we've been following. a colorado man is officially charged with murdering his wife and two young daughters and with the release of new court documents, we're getting additional insight into the unthinkable cr

some are still upset about his behavior in the hanoi hilton.ain represented an age of bipartisanship. not complete. the parties have always and will always stand for different things. but he was willing to work for either side. that's why people on both sides, who are in the middle. some people call it establishment, i call it mainstream. a lot of us wonder if we'll ever see it again. howie: thanks very much for joining us on short notice. stay with us as we look at the life and legacy dealing with the death of john mccain. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this! talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about getting vaccinated against whooping cough. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today it's absolute confidence in 30,00or it isn't. arts, it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians, or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who n

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. >> a woman is dead after she was attacked and dragged into a lagoon by an alligator on hilton head island. >> first lady melania trump speaking out against cyber- bullying. >> social media can be harmful when used incorrectly. >> irony alert there. >> this is insane. >> a father and son made a miraculous escape from a raging wildfire in montana. >> it was like driving into hell. ll cliff divers from around the world converged on crimea for ehe cliff diving world cup. >> the total fall into the black sea: 88 feet. >> divers are hitting the water at about 50mph. >> that takes guts! >> yeah. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight with a crime and a case that has stunned the country. late today a man in colorado is charged with murdering his pregnant wife and two young daughters. an affidavit, christopher watts claimed he killed his wife after she killed the children. omar villafranca has new details tonight. >> according to the criminal affidavit, chris watts admitted to killing his pregnant wife but denying h he killed his two

we actually went to the hanoi hilton where it has been talked about a lot this past week or john mccain suffered, was tortured. there is a tribute in that place of torture. not really a tribute but it has pictures of him or to walk in and looked at the end there were americans in front reading about this. they turned around and they saw john mccain. two of them just started crying. by the way, when you're in vietnam with john mccain, he is treated like a hero. the hero that he is, by the vietnamese people which is amazing. these code out her senator mccain has let them all over the world with senators have got a lot of attention. of course, they are very important. senator graham was talking recently in the senate we focus a lot on foreign policy and national security. you can't learn that from watching cable tv. you can learn it when you go out into the world and travel and meet with leaders and meet with people and see the suffering, see the opportunities, cb challenges. john mccain took so many of us in his leadership, mentorship way on these congressional delegations all over the wo

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but if you talk to people as i have who were with him in the hanoi hilton, they'll tell you that he's the bravest guy they ever saw. they just happened to find his breaking point. if there is one thing that john mccain's life teaches us, it is that you can't do anything about yesterday. but you certainly need to gear up to do as much as you possibly can about tomorrow. and he had a heck avenue sense of humor. i was talking with him at a lunch and -- and i remarked injudicially that he looked a lot like charlie chaplain and he paused for a second and he said, i think i did. but i'm a lot funnier than he was. >> a great recollection. colonel, thank you very much. colonel jack jack job -- jacobs and joining me now is mike floots and our condolences to you, part of the political family and such a close family it was. >> thanks, andrea. he was great and led by example. and he had a great team around him that was loyal and i was someone who came from president george w. bush's world and the primary had been with mayor giuliani who was a good friend of senator mccain and the team brought us

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the demonstrators did get into .he lobby of the hilton hotel national guard was called. we do not see national guard in this scene. i assume this film is even longer ago than the last videotape we saw. this was before the national guard was called apparently. that would put it at two and a half hours ago. >> wisconsin. most delegates of this convention do not know that thousands of young people are being beaten in the streets of chicago. reason and that reason alone, i request a suspension of the rules for the purpose of adjournment for two .eeks to relocate the convention in another city of the choosing of the democratic national committee and the presidential candidates. >> wisconsin is not recognized for that purpose! that is the speaker of the house. guest: i did not know he got so twisted up. that was interesting to see that. host: the convention was in late lyndonto be timed with johnson's birthday. he was not the nominee. you heard that exchange where they said to move into mid-september. guest: first of all, that was wonderful footage illustrating how torn apart

in the decades after his release, mccain went back to vietnam again and again, back to the hanoi hiltonit's a museum now, it shows photos of mccain both as a prisoner and then as a returning u.s. lawmaker. he played a role in trying to reestablish relations between the u.s. and vietnam after their terrible and bloody history '95 when the clinton administration reestablished ties. senator mccain applauded this and said it was time for people to put any ill feelings towards vietnam behind them to reestablish diplomatic relations. but there are also comments coming from other countries here in the region, the south korean president moon jae-in tweeting this morning u.s. senator john mccain was a figure who symbol lieds america's value of freedom. i believe that he would overcome the illness with a strong spirit but now i cannot meet him again. i give my heart felt condolences to the bereached family and to all those who mourn for the deceased. martin, christi. >> all right. ivan watson, thank you so much for helping us understand all of that there. appreciate it. >>> cnn international dipl

but if you talk to people as i have who were with him in the hanoi hilton, they'll tell you that he'she bravest guy they ever saw. they just happened to find his breaking point. if there is one thing that john mccain's life teaches us, it is that you can't do anything about yesterday. but you certainly need to gear up to do as much as you possibly can about tomorrow. and he had a heck avenue sense of humor. i was talking with him at a lunch and -- and i remarked injudicially that he looked a lot like charlie chaplain and he paused for a second and he said, i think i did. but i'm a lot funnier than he was. >> a great recollection. colonel, thank you very much. colonel jack jack job -- jacobs and joining me now is mike floots and our condolences to you, part of the political family and such a close family it was. >> thanks, andrea. he was great and led by example. and he had a great team around him that was loyal and i was someone who came from president george w. bush's world and the primary had been with mayor giuliani who was a good friend of senator mccain and the team brought us to

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week, as we rightly should, there's going to be a lot of people talking about his time in the hanoi hilton. john mccain was in prison to fight for our freedom for more than five years. he was in solitary confinement for about three years. he was tortured for years. and if you ever met any of the p.o.w.'s that were in the cells around him, almost to a man they credit the fact that they didn't lose their minds during that time to the fact that john mccain kept them sane. he kept them stable. john mccain told me a story one time on one of those overnight flights, and he's told it to many other people around here, about tap code, which is something sort of akin to morse code. but new folks in the army learned tap code, and it's a way to kind of spell out a five by five grid and you can put letters together and make words and make sentences and make paragraphs. and john mccain thought it was very important that the men who were in prison with him would learn to tell each other stories. they would tell poems that they knew from their youth. they would tap out songs that they knew from when they

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witht to the hanoi hilton john. it is now a museum and we are the bad guys because they get to write how the museum reads. i remember being in front of his cell, you can see the wheels turning in the memories coming back. forward, surrounded john wash of handlers, elvis and vietnam. it was the most amazing thing in the world how people adored him in vietnam. i saw photos on the wall, prisoners playing volleyball and sitting in the sun. john, it must not have been that bad after all. he said, i don't remember at this way. -- it this way. bracing a war him -- embracing a war that nobody wanted to talk about because he understood what it would cost to lose it. i remember him supporting the surge. -- search -- i remember the fighter. i remember the 2008 campaign. was fifthohn mccain in a four-person race. written off as politically dead. nobody had no wheels. out of sheer determination, to emptyisit to iraq, chairs in the front with boots. he said, what was that about? to then't make it ceremony but were getting their c

paragraphs but it was actually one paragraph initially and this is what i wrote in the amsterdam hilton in my little bed in protest. he was a once conservative but non-conformist. temperamental but companionable, at the terry and but admiring, passionate but duty conscience. thoughtful but unrwa mosul, rotund but athletic ultracompetitive but compassionate, serious but impetus. demanding or forgiving taciturn or talk about curmudgeonly or resigned pugnacious or agreeable stubborn or acquiescence. with his perfectly symmetrical faces high for head situated right here colmes straight back his ruddy cheeks and his dimples when he would grant. the protuberant lower lip he was quick to smile when amused and predisposed to guffaw with unreserved gusto. at 5 feet 9 inches he had rounded shoulders and he moved always with purpose and determination. his burly son spotted hands gesticulated with prayer. something displeased him has this role reaction would adhere to all present as a matter of body language before manifesting itself in words. he put a great deal of thought into conversation and sk

we now have video -- we drove called, are they ed hanoi hilton? sen. mccain: we had separate names form. the plantation was one and the other one was the old prison. .here was another large prison the only one we called the hilton was the old one and this is the one you're seeing around is called the plantation. [video clip] >> does this look familiar to you? sen. mccain: it does not. i never saw it from the outside. whenever we were taken someplace, we were blindfolded and handcuffed and taken at night. i never saw the outside. in 1985you went back with walter cronkite, what was the purpose? sen. mccain: they asked me because it was the 10th anniversary of the fall of saigon and they asked me as a review of the u.s. involvement. i must tell you it was a thrill for me to spend time with a man like walter cronkite, who was an incredible individual and i do not have to tell you how knowledgeable he is and what a fine man he is. >> how long were you inside this prison? sen. mccain: this particular prison i was there 2.5 years. >> what is just wrong this m

commission subsequently referred to as a police riot or something like 10,000 demonstrators outside the hilton hotel confronted 23,000 police and national guardsmen. there was a good deal of violence and it was all captured simultaneously. imagine a split screen, literally, where he saw that wasg in effect tearing america apart dramatized es willdries -- your ey the democrats were attempting an orderly political convention. of course it was impossible. they can't have that convention -- some people thought the nomination was worthless on august 29. humphrey came out with anywhere from 20 to 25 points behind richard nixon, who have been nominated two weeks earlier in miami beach at a much different convention. the lesson can be boiled down. that was the last year the parties ran the conventions. with the republicans it was very much a television-designed -- it became infomercials, which the have evolved into ever sense. host: our guest will continue on with these conversations about the 19th aca conventions, for lessons learned. (202) 748-8000 for republicans. (202) 748-8001 for democrats. inde