humphrey first, senator humphrey first. vice president nixon by inference has said this country has nothing to fear until such time as an individual with no religion, an atheist or an agnostic, is a candidate for president. would you care to comment on this? >> well, i believe it is quite well understood or at least it should be that the constitution of the united states makes no religious requirement for any candidate for office. my comment is that a good deal of this discussion on a subject that is as sensitive and as volatile and as personal and intimate as one's religious convictions could be well relieved if there was a little less talk about it and a little more understanding about the personal matter of one's religious faith and convictions. i have said and i shall repeat that the most important thing for a voter to understand about religion and politics is the moral laws, the ethical standards or the moral standards of the individual candidates and the party he may represent. in other words, we ought to have some re

our thanks to you, senator hemp humphrey.ator kennedy, your time begins right now. >> during my speech, i think that considering the problems of west virginia, i think the people of west virginia are concerned about what can be done, and i think the people of the united states are concerned. this is a problem which goes beyond west virginia. in massachusetts, we lost our textile industry. it was an extremely difficult time. pennsylvania, southern illinois, kentucky, parts of indiana, parts of ohio, have all been hard hit by technological change. the question is, what should we do about it? what should we do about west virginia? i said that there were 250,000 people getting surplus food from the government. i received a letter the other day, april 23rd, from a.f. johnson, west virginia. here's what he gets every month from the government. i'm a man with tb and i get surplus food. i have seven children. this is what i received. five bags of flour, four cans of eggs, three five-pound bags of meal, eight pounds of shortening, fou

not hubert humphrey. ♪ hubert humphrey ♪ the president for you and me >> humphrey recognized what hecalled himself the corner drugstore compared to a chain. the kennedys were a chain, powerful, big. >> how do you do, ma'am. >> and he was passing out palm cards on the streets. >> i'm senator humphrey. this doesn't work too good either. >> it just didn't work. >> a desperate humphrey lunges for kennedy's achilles heel. jfk is a catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president. >> there was a very strong anti-catholic feeling. ♪ >> jfk's team fight back. it's bare-knuckle time as kennedy aide paul corbin comes out swinging. >> paul corbin was a political hack. he was also a dirty trickster. he would stop at nothing. corbin arranged to have a lot of anti-catholic literature shipped into wisconsin so right away a lot of voters were offended. and they think that the awful bigoted stuff was coming from hubert humphrey. >> corbin's dirty trick works. thousands of incensed catholics get up and vote for kennedy. >> we won. it was tough but we won. >> after victory in wisconsin and a la

not hubert humphrey. ♪ hubert humphrey the president for you and me ♪ >> humphrey recognized what heimself the corner drugstore compared to a chain. the kennedys were a chain, powerful, big. >> how do you do, ma'am. >> and he was passing out palm cards on the streets. >> i'm senator humphrey. this doesn't work too good either. >> it just didn't work. >> a desperate humphrey lunges for kennedy's achilles heel. >> jfk is a catholic, and no catholic has ever been elected president. >> there was a very strong anti-catholic feeling. ♪ >> jfk's team fight back. it's bare-knuckle time as kennedy aide paul corbin comes out swinging. >> paul corbin was a political hack. he was also a dirty trickster. he would stop at nothing. corbin arranged to have a lot of anti-catholic literature shipped into wisconsin so right away a lot of voters were offended. and they think that the awful bigoted stuff was coming from hubert humphrey. >> corbin's dirty trick works. thousands of incensed catholics get up and vote for kennedy. >> we won. it was tough, but we won. >> after victory in wisconsin and a lands

. >> in his place, a reluctant vice president hubert humphrey steps in to take the establishment torchst running. humphry had this feeling that bad things would keep happening and he was going to be engulfed by it. >> my candidacy for the pre presidency of the united states. >> humphry is joined in the ring by robert f. kennedy that challenges mccarthy winning four primaries to mccarthy's six. but the dream to see another kennedy in the white house would end in the month of june with body kennedy as assassination the night of the california primar primary. >> less than three months later, still reeling, the democrats meet in chicago for the convention. >> there was an enormous energy and anger and so the context of those four days in chicago you can't really appreciate and understand without putting it in the context of what was going on in the world. >> at 20 years old, bill daily has a front row seat to the convention on the side of his dad. >> there were rumors every day of an assassination would happen or poisoning the water system of the city or blowing up this or disrupting that.

richard nixon's victory over human humphrey in the general election. at 8:00 on the presidency -- that won as a result of because of foreign policy and the head of state of the united states, chief of the armed forces, leaving power in the world, the free world. it is to think responsibly about what one can achieve and to try and define one's policies and understand geopolitics in that line. announcer: jeremy black as of the origins of the cold war and focuses on dwight d -- eisenhower as a military man. for the full lineup, go to c-span.org. >> independent media is the oxygen of a democracy. it is holding those in power accountable. we are not there to serve some kind of corporate agenda. when we cover war and peace, we are not brought by the menu factors -- weapons manufacturers. announcer: journalist amy talksn of democracy now about books she has covered, democracy now, 20 years of the movements of america, was looks back at stories and people the shows covered. >> the idea now democracy now really haven't changed, bringing out people at the grassr

kennedy and richard nixon's victory over hubert humphrey in the general election. and at 8:00 on "the presidency" -- >> he was one as a result of that because i think one's ability in foreign policy and as a head of state of the united states as the head of the chief of the armed forces of the leading power in the world and very much the leading power in the free world, is to think responsibly about what one can achieve and to try and define one's policies and to try and understand geopolitics in that light. >> military historian jeremy black looks at the origins of the cold war and focuses on guite d. eisenhower as a military man and president. for the complete american history tv weekend schedule go to c-span.org. >>> the fcc has voted to move forward with proposed rules that would require internet service providers to ask consumers whether they want their personal data shared with third parties. a group of legal and privacy analysts gave differing views on how the roles would affect consumers and businesses at a forum on capitol hill hosted by the congressional

two democratic senators hubert humphrey and john kennedy of massachusetts are competing in the firstnd perhaps the most important contested primary of 1960. >> interestingly kennedy and humphrey watched the election returns together in the milwaukee journal newsroom. >> how has the vote been thus far shaped up according to your expectations? >> well, i was hopeful we could take six districts. i think we have a good chance to do that. which will give us majority of the popular vote -- >> look at that. talking about district delegates. kennedy would win that night on his path to the nomination and eventually the presidency. let's go to 1976 with contested primaries in both parties. ford beat reagan handily in wisconsin no thanks to this photo op two days prior, green bay packers quarterback. but the real race was on the democratic side. that evening looked like, durud squeaked past. >> tonight i finished first and i like first a lot better. >> but as more vote came in overnight, carter took the lead and the networks reversed their calls giving carter his very own dewey defeats truman m

so it was anything but open. >> reporter: even humphrey, the favorite son, is not his own man. >> lyndon was in control of that convention. his shadow was everywhere. and hubert knew that, and we knew that hubert knew that. >> when we arrived in chicago, we found a team of johnson's staff there. and they made it known that they were going to run things and, in fact, johnson might even change his mind and run himself if humphrey got out of bounds. it was very, very sour. >> i don't believe that this is the democratic process. >> reporter: the acrimony is just as bad on the convention floor where the delegates are divided and demoralized. >> check with our state chairman! he's an elected delegate! >> it was a running wrestling match and a political cultural clash between the past, the present and what the future was going to look like. >> the convention itself was the wild west. you weren't quite sure who's on your side, who was not and there were shootups everywhere and you had to be your toes. >> what's interesting about these contested conventions on both sides that we profile in this d

but it was a big deal when he beat hubert humphrey who was the favorite.rd over the years, time and from democrats in wisconsin, how devicive that primary was and how years and years later the scars were still felt in lots of ways within the party in wisconsin. you were either a kennedy or humphrey democrat host: if you live in wisconsin, to call is -- can you explain the demographics of wisconsin beginning in the part where milwaukee is, the outer suburbs how important that place for democrats. and whether or not the demographics are different as you move north. guest: you got to two different maps dependingen which party you're talking about. if you take the democrats first, there's two big geographic basis in the democratic party in wisconsin. one is milwaukee and one is madison. there's a lot of rural democrats in wisconsin. the one of the states that democratic party is very competitive in rural areas. you got parts of northern and western wisconsin where those voters really play and then you battleground in the fox valley in green bay. area.is kind o

hubert humphrey becomes the democratic nominee. he had not run in any primary and he defeats people like eugene mccarthy and others that run in the primaries. there are a million things going on. martin luther king costs assassination -- there's tremendous reaction against that convention, especially after humphrey loses the election and the democratic party decides that to revisit the rules for how nominees are chosen. >> we are going to take questions and just a couple of anutes with a transition to conservative southern democrat. george wallace complicating things -- the democratic coalition that had held together with lyndon johnson from the south and jack kennedy from the north is breaking up before our very eyes in 1968. remember the democratic party for a long time had a solid south. who is franklin roosevelt's running mate? garner from south texas. it's all cracking up before our eyes in 1968. >> the democratic party is really be your ship. commissionfamous called the mcgovern fraser commission that looks into the rules to

investigators say humphrey chan ran over a 65-year-old man on tuesday and took off.he pedestrian will survive. >>> it's 5:30. a check of weather with roberta. that all-important weekend forecast. >> today's april fool's. >> i have no game face. i can't play poker. >> i was trying to say we have snow on mount diablo this morning. no, didn't work. april fool's! [ laughter ] >> as you step out the door this morning, it is a cool start to your day. we do have some clouds. isn't that beautiful? we have the return of the marine layer. yeah, very gothic, right? temperatures into the 40s and 50s. 54 in san francisco. later today our temperatures pretty close to average except the far reaches of the north bay will be the warmest. west winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. adds a chill to the air. 70 in morgan hill. campbell, cupertino, also saratoga and los gatos. low 70s in the far reaches of the east bay we are talking about discovery bay. mountain house and in truckee. and -- tracy. numbers in the north bay from 58 degrees in stinson beach to 66 in novato. this is what i'm talkin

. >> hubert humphrey, who was imposed on the democratic party in 1968. this is talking to a lot of trump supporters here. most of the people we've talked to in this diner here. mike's unicorn here in staten island, trump voters. the attack on process, the attack on the party process, the back room dealing process, that is actually classic trump campaign. it's part of what his appeal is. no matter how the extreme that rhetoric is, using that term gestapo tactics. the reality is, people i've talked to don't trust the party. and so donald trump is essentially running against this sort of evil of the establishment and essentially saying any outcome of him getting the nomination is to, to quote paul manafort, but i think the voters who like donald trump, they already feel that way about the party. >> i think they're building towards something. they're building towards a cataclysm, a catastrophe at the convention in cleveland. if he's shorted by 100 votes, he says give me it. i'm only 100 short, or 200 short. if he doesn't get it, then he was robbed. >> he's b

. >>> as the convention gets off the ground, it's clear hubert humphrey is the front runner. >> for more100 years, primaries didn't matter. what mattered were the inside politics of the other state's political party. >> back in '68 the delegates arrive at the convention unbound. >> they were all free agents. in 1968 delegates did whatever they wanted to do. they were only bound to the extent that they had been chosen by a powerful person in their state. >> but that powerful person held all the cards. the old days the open convention meant where the delegates are picked by the bosses and they make all the decisions. it was anything but open. >> lyndon johnson make no mistake was in control of that convention. it shadows everywhere and hubert knew that and knew hubert knew that. >> we found a team of johnson staff there. they made it known that they were going to run things and johnson might even change his mind and run himself. if humphrey got out of bounds, it was very, very sour. >> i don't believe this is the democratic process. >> the ak ro moin is just as bad on the convention floor

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. >> reporter: and bruce, humphrey bow gather once said a hot dog at the ball game beats roast beef at the ritz. some gourmet meals being eaten here. also a lot of fun being had. take a look. >> let's grommet o mets! how to tailgate. then there's excitement everywhere. >> i feel great. opening day, it's like a national holiday for us. >> so excited for baseball season. it's finally here. >> reporter: for the mets home opener, fans started arriving to citi field four and a half hours before the start of the game on this brisk morning. fans bulbed l ndled up. >> i'm trying to get my chili ready. you want some? >> reporter: keeping all of these people safe, the nypd above and even more law enforcement officers below. fans hope for a great day, a successful season after a thrilling one last year. >> we're going to take it again. we're going. in november, baby. we'll be out here. >> see you in november. >> let's grommet o mets. >> reporter: one of the guys out food. apparently the crew guys ate all of it. i'm just kidding. this is from the owner of dish. this is from the owner of dish, ridg

-- hubert humphrey to win the presidency. that was because of death to me, the extension. it seemed that way. i was eligible. i was going to come up on eligibility as a career officer. , admit i was fairly ambitious and if i was going to stay in australia, which is a wonderful place and great for my family, but it is not where you want to be when you're coming up for general officer or admirable in the navy. i was desperate. i did not know what to do. for some to new guinea social calls, mostly for him. i only had one call to make. a rainstorm came along, grabbed a paper and read it and it was about the recent election, next and's election -- nixon's election. , and i saw the name, they were talking about nixon winning the election, and i saw a name i knew very well, bob holder, at ucla together in 1946, and i thought, a light went off. i was stupid but i was not that stupid. ,ere maybe, if i can sum it up this is presumptuous sl, attach hell, if i could attach myself to this california i had worked during the johnson days an

end of the day but didn't bring bri his people behind humphrey.e wants to make sure if hillary gets the nomination, if bernie can can sway his people there. i think he can but not if they continue to go down this path. >> senator sanders went on to say she is not qualified because of the iraq war vote. he made the point about millions of dollars of super pac money, and special interest funds going to her campaign. he talked about the trade agreement as well. he instantly was ready. >> right. >> kasie hunt, the reporter covering his campaign, says this has gotten under his skin and he actually may be not listening to his campaign advisers. >> right. >> going on this route on his own. >> i don't know about that. he is angry. he is expecting a marvelous campaign. none of us expected him to be here. he may not have expected to be here. he feels he's not getting his due. he's frustrated. i think they should stick to their issues but i also think -- >> isn't being qualified for president one of the issues? >> yes, but the way that he framed it, and the

two democratic senators hubert humphrey and john kennedy of massachusetts are competing in the first perhaps the most important contested primary of 1960. >> interestingly kennedy and humphrey watched the election returns together in the milwaukee journal newsroom. >> how has the vote been thus far shaped up according to your expectations? >> well, i was hopeful we could take six districts. i think we have a good chance to do that. which will give us majority of the popular vote -- >> look at that. talking about district delegates. kennedy would win that night on his path to the nomination and eventually the presidency. let's go to 1976 with contested primaries in both parties. ford beat reagan handily in wisconsin no thanks to this photo op two days prior, green bay packers quarterback, bart starr. but the real race was on the democratic side. that evening looked like, udall squeaked past. >> tonight i finished first and i like first a lot better. >> but as more vote came in overnight, carter took the lead and the networks reversed their calls giving carter his very own dewey defeat

. >> that convention, that summer for democrats didn't help hubert humphr humphrey.r george wallace. but i digress. meanwhile the whole thing is rigged. and that is not donald trump. try bernie sanders wife. >> it's pretty much the establishment. >> get into the indiana action. we're covering all parts of the primary at six. test test test ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. xerox personalized employee portals help companies! make benefits simple and accessible... from anywhere. hula dancing? cliff jumping! human resources can work better. with xerox. which allergy? eees. bees? eese. trees? eese. xerox helps hospitals use electronic health records so doctors provide more personalized care. cheese? cheese! patient care can work better. with xerox. that's it. >>> live from washington. good morning. i'm leland vittert. a trail o

you are either a kennedy democrat or a humphrey democrat.ve a line to call if you are in wisconsin. the primary is tomorrow. demographicsin the of wisconsin, beginning in the southern part where milwaukee is? are the demographics different as you move further north? guest: you've got to maps depending on which party you are talking about. geographicwo big basis for the democrats in wisconsin. one is no walkie and one is madison. there are a lot of rural democrats in wisconsin. they are very competitive. your parts of northern and western wisconsin where those voters really play. in fox a big al ground valley and green bay. it's kind of a area. it's important for both parties. the interesting thing about the map on the democratic side in the debate is you have two candidates who represent bastions in the. bernie sanders is very much a madison democrat. he appeals to young voters. he appeals to liberals. i'm not limiting his appeal, but it's particularly strong with those groups. you will see him do really well in madison tomorrow. people vote

. >> this morning, this man, 26-year-old humphrey chan is facing felony hit-and-run charges after run over a man, striking a 65-year-old man percent walking across the avenue. he suffered serious head injuries and is still in the hospital. the suspect is in custody on $50,000 bail. >> a box filled with chemicals >> a box filled with chemicals ended up on a g this, the giant sinkhole that opened during a storm this month at center street with traffic diverted since that time. the sink hole damaged hundreds of feet of sidewalk and curb and the ramp and the city does not have the money for the repairs. >> governor brown will sign legislation that will give california the nation's highest minimum wage. lawmaker approved the deal and sent it to the governor yesterday. that bill raises the minimum wage to $10.50 an hour on january 1. it will go up a dollar a your until it finally hits $15 in 2022. supporters are declare victory. >> it is,ers that have the courage to fit that remain persistent and push the public and decision makers to realize that $10 is a necessity. >> there are critics wh

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i was watching your interview with her earlier and i was thinking if ed or hubert humphrey came back saw her they would think that's what a democratic candidate sounds like. so she's part of the party, the embodied history of the party. there's a machine like quality hard to get super excited but there's a comfort level for democratic voters. that's carrying her but doesn't inspire her. >> also struck during her interview with hillary,ith senator clinton on your questions about abortion. andyou guys spent a lot of time durin that interview about four to five minutes -- >> it's something you don't do very often with democratic candidates. >> no, but she answered you and she went back in history and has precedent to cite and talked about third world and other countries. and then i started imagining you doing that interview with donald trump and where he gets that when he's with chris matthews and he gets that deer with his eyes caught look in his face where you see he's grasping for an answer and out of his death penalty a-- depth and how he's going to answer. i think what benefitted t

time now for the latest business news with helen humphrey.ave the latest on that meeting of world financial leaders in washington? >> that's right. spring has sprung and washington, d.c., and the big economic players are in town. leaders of the imf and world bank have pledged to redouble efforts to bolster global growth prospects, and they say they also want to combat increasing political attacks on free trade. on friday, they were joined by world financial leaders from the g20, which includes traditional economic powers like the united states and germany, as well as india and china. another issue high on their agenda is of course tackling that problem of international tax evasion. >> the g20 gathering comes amid pressure on nations to use infrastructures spending, deregulate industries, and spur employment, but it is also a chance for a world governments to formulate a response to the panama paper revelations. germany's financial ministers spelled out the task. >> identifying the ultimate beneficial owner is clear to fight tax evasion. in th

think earlier on there was this discussion about hubert humphrey speaking and then the protests going on, on the other side. that is the image that sticks in people's minds. how do either -- how does either party avoid that kind of stuff? >> well, it's very difficult. part of it -- i'm not media has to be blaming the careful to put things into context. it actually doesn't take many protesters to fill a television screen. that's something that we have learned over the decades. so, we do have to put this in perspective. i thought your correspondent, john roberts, did a great job of this. he has been at a lot of big demonstrations and he is saying this tiny compared to the ones nat he has seen, but i do have to add -- . >> to be fair he was inside. claudia cowen was outside. she might take issue with that. getting a little heated, crowded and tense for her. agree it could get better but also wonder with these event, police officer, whether it galvanizees people, i'm going to show up at the next event, i'm going to be at this signature appointment. >> well, certainly happened that it way

senator gordon humphrey of new hampshire, appreciate it. back to you, alex. >> okay.ou so much, jacob. i know we're having trouble with your picture, but thank you as well to your guest. >>> so, why would a driver's license fear in wisconsin play a role in helping some 300,000 people cast a vote on tuesday? we're going to answer that. and as we go to break, here's sarah palin introducing donald trump in racine, wisconsin. >> well, it's not going to do them any good. so, who is the candidate who doesn't rely on the paid, political hacks for advice? he relies on the strong, confident women in his life, like his daughter. who is that? donald trump. who is the only candidate -- is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing a the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. my school could be bad.ing fast. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won'

. >> humphrey got the nomination to run in the primary. >> john kasich has won one state. what is he hoping to do here? >> become vice president. >> i asked him that question and he said absolutely not. >> well, i don't see a -- a path to victory for kasich. >> the there's no delegate -- if there's no delegate, none of the delegates for either cruz or thump. in cleveland in july, kasich is poised to be the sort of quote unquote moderate candidate. >> yeah but then trump is poised to vote for a third party. >> and then? >> and then, it's a free for all. >> all the -- the latest polls show that either trump and obviously the hypothetical months if november, but clinton and sanders, both of them, beating tall other candidates. >> yep. and sanders beating trump slightly more than hillary does. >> right. so what does that say? >> well, it says hello >> and any way around that do you think? that's where this is headed. >> it looks like it's inevitable. >> so what's that mean? any hurting -- does clinton go into the philadelphia convention bruised and battered? or like bill de bl

. >>> a 26-year-old humphrey chan was charged with felony hit and run resulting in serious injuries. police say his car struck a 65-year-old man jaywalking in millbrae. that man is still in the hospital, recovering. >>> uc berkeley is trying to change printers so a hacker can't make them print hate-filled flyers again. twice in a week people found flyer was racist messages. a known white supremacist says he targeted unprotected printers through the internet. cal is trying to upgrade security of the campus printers. they expect it to take several months. >>> tonight, the san francisco police department finds itself in another racist texting controversy on the heels of a scandal. vic? >> reporter: the district attorney gave no names or stations but abc7 news learned one officer came from terra station and the d.a.'s office dropped 13 cases from the rinl nal texting scandal. now, these new allegations. >> they occurred prior to, during, and after last year's scandal. and that involves five officers that are not connected to the original 14. >> reporter: the original 14 were caught excha

. >>> a 26-year-old humphrey chan was charged with felony hit and run resulting in serious injuries. police say his car struck a 65-year-old man jaywalking in mibrae. that man is still in the hospital, recovering. >>> uc berkeley is trying to change printers so a hacker can't make them print hate-filled flyers again. twice in a week people found flyer was racist messages. a known white supremacist says he targeted unprotected printers through the internet. cal is trying to upgrade security of the campus printers. they expect it to take several months. >>> tonight, the san francisco police department finds itself in another racist texting controversy on the heels of a scandal. vic? >> reporter: the district attorney gave no names or stations but abc7 news learned one officer came from terraville station and the d.a.'s office dropped 13 cases from the rinl nal texting scandal. now, these new allegations. >> they occurred prior to, during, and after last year's scandal. and that involves five officers that are not connected to the original 14. >> reporter: the original 14 were caught ex

kennedy and hubert humphrey. at 11:00 p.m., a 1968 film about richard nixon's campaigning in the new hampshire primary. "american history tv" in primetime begins at 8:00 eastern here on c-span 3. ♪ >>> every election cycle we're reminded how important it is for citizens to be informed. c-span is a vehicle for empowering people to make good choices. it really is like you're getting a seven-course gourmet five-star meal of policy. boy, do i just sound like a nerd right there, but it's true. >> to me, c-span is a home for political junkies and the way to track the government as it happens whether it is on capitol hill or the agencies. >> most staffers seem to have a television on their desk and c-span is on. i think it is a great way for us to stay informed. >> i urged my colleagues to vote for this amendment. >> there are a lot of c-span fans on the hill. my colleagues, when i go back today, they're going to say i saw you on c-span. >> you're going to get something like the history of grain elevators in pennsylvani

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on-air as bitchy debate could teachers of the year at american university worked with others, senator humphrey and adlai stevenson, congressman david obie committee is the author or the editor of now nine books. john from missouri is next. >> i would like to address what is the democratic wage. the biggest toss in the system is rupert murdoch. in order to make money is divided this country. that's what has divided this country. others would argue that we are seeing that on the left as well. >> guest: is a particular source of the media, fox or msnbc then you have other people coming out with other facts and then of course there are those in the media. the one thing we have is they go to get their information well before fox presented were other places and the problem is they go to places where they agree and they also get to places they want to be an entertaining and sometimes entertainment isn't the best aspect of presenting material. fox is known to be conservative and murdoch is a conservative person. i don't think he is the reason we have division in america based upon culture and based up

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. >> the man on the scream, humphrey chn is facing felony charges after running over a man on tuesdaystruck a 6 a-year-old man jaywalking across the street suffering serious head injury. chan is in custody on $50,000 bail. >> one of the biggest operators of the tech shuttle buses has been banned from participating in the shuttle program. the transportation agency pulled the shuttle permit yesterday. they have repeatedly violated traffic laws. they said the zig was motivated by licks because of an ongoing conflict over driver pay and unionization. >> governor brown promises to sign legislation on monday that will be a big change for california giving us the highest minimum wage. state lawmaker approved the deal and sent it to the governor yesterday. the bill raises the memorial wage to $10.50 an hour starring in job and goes up a dollar each year until it hits $15 in 2022. supporters declare a victory in the capital. >> it is workers that is the courage to fight that remain more sift. -- that remain persistent. $15 is not a map extra but a necessity. >> increasing the minimum women cou

. >> it last happened in 1968 when they gave it to hubert humphrey and he didn't win a single vote. >> he became president, right? >> after the riot. >> joanne, you suggested trump would run as an independent if he doesn't get the nomination. i don't think he can get on the ballot in most states. >> i don't understand that. it is something i heard earlier on another show. >> i don't think he would be able to. >> great, i appreciate your input. >> glad to give it. by the way john kasich said the monday after super bowl should be a national holiday. i am now team kasich. gavin, you said we don't need more than two parties because there are only two types of people. the type that bother other people and the type that have to be left alone. neither party wants to leave other people alone. >> out of the two parties the goal of the right is to shrink the government and leave people alone. >> they say that, but they don't mean it. >> that's the one thing they have in common and that's the one thing we focus on. we all got here because we want to be left alone. the caucasian shirt, tucker you