>> i think in the end the number of blue-collar folks that wallace took from humphrey. was less than the number of votes that he took from nixon in the border states. so if he had not run that would have meant that nixon would have taken those border states and humphrey ended up taking thosett anyway so i think probably nixon would have won no matter what.a. >> in the deep south states that voted for wallace? the deep south have gone to goldwater so the democratic party had been broken up already. >> the one chance that humphrey might have had was lost. >> the big threat to humphrey was that the blue-collar workers in ohio and illinois and michigan were going to go for wallace and in the end they did not.cut off >> i hate to have cut off the questions but we do have to give up the room as they say. thank you all. we want to thank the national book festival, library ofc- congress and c-span. [applause] thank you to c-span for having us on tonight and thank you jack farrell. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] and now on booktv from the hoover i

humphrey worked tirelessly, taking one day off after announcing his candidacy. he used to that day to get married. campaigning insistently on the canal issue, he won by 5800 votes. in 2005 he told me it was , make-or-break issue for me and for mcintyre. you know i won by about half a , percent in that first race so was a pretty close contest and that issue cut more for us than any other. the other 1978 race i would count is the in iowa or roger one tips and beat dick clark. in if one looks back at the 1980, campaign coverage it is does not seem like the panama canal was an important issue. that is because it was hardly ever mentioned in the presidential race either in reagan's bid for the republican nomination, or in the general election race against carter. there is some history to that. as a matter of fact, reagan had not even taken a leading role in the 1977, '78 debate over ratifying treaties. he had promised to, but he changed his mind. , a top reagan aide, sat through a crucial meeting in august 1977 when two ambassadors explain the treaties and renewed th

eugene mccarthy antiwar folks started for giving humphrey because he does a little bit of a tiptoe towards a split without p.j. on vietnam will and the beginning of september richard nixon had this young guy who was a vote counter will and his name was alan greenspan. >> a good counter. >> alan greenspan sent some a memo and says he will be lucky if he wants a single state. been then lyndon johnson called nixon and then says we are seeing some progress on vietnam. i may institute a bombing. richard nixon was a false 1960 election because kennedy stole it from him and it seemed johnson in 1966 to an october surprise in the congressional election by announcing he was closer to peace in vietnam. for nixon paranoia kicks and and he sees these forces lined up against him ready to steal something from him once again and he uses this connection and a woman named anne nasha noho was the very well-known woman because her husband had led the flying tigers in the battle against the japanese in world war ii and he sends her to the south vietnamese to tell them that if they just hold on a little bit lo

humphrey will be lucky if he wins a single state because wallace will take the rest. but it is close dramatically by the end of september. then lyndon johnson calls nixon in and says we are seeing some progress on vietnam. on the institute a bombing halt. now, richard nixon thought it lost the 1960 election because the kennedys stole it from them, and getting johnson in 1966 do an october surprise in other congressional election bytion by announcing that he was closer to peace in vietnam. so nixon's paranoia kicks in, and he sees these forces lined up against him ready to steal something from them once again. and he uses this connection, a woman who was very well known in the palaces of asia because her husband had led the flyingng tigers into battle against the japanese in world war ii, and he sends her to the south vietnamese to tell them that if they can just hold on a little bit longer, nixon reelected and you'll get a better deal, and so rather than go to paris and join in the peace talks, which nixon thinks isa charade, the south vietnamese resist. they don't jo

humphrey worked tirelessly taking one day off after announcing the candidacy. he used that day to get married. campaign ing campaigning on the canal issue he won by 5,800 votes. in 2005 he said it was make or break for me and mcintyre. i won by a half percent so it was a pretty close contest and that issue cut more for us than any other. the other 1978 race i would count is in iowa where roger jepsen bet -- beat dick charge. in 1980 it didn't seem look it was important because it was hardly mentioned in the presidential race in reagan's bid for the republican nomination or general election race against carter. there is some history to that. as a matter of fact, reagan had not even taken a leading role in the 1977-78 capability over ratifying the treaties. he had promised to but he changed his mind. a top reagan aide sat through a crucial meeting in august of 1977 when ambassadors explained the treaties and renewed there warnings that the canal would be in jeopardy without them. reagan was not persuaded but when they left he asked what if they are right. so he l

based is your business update on helena humphrey in a bun and thanks for joining me u.s. president donald trump has unveiled his long awaited tax plan analysts say it is sure. on detail but it looks set to benefit the wealthy and middle income families but whether that money would end up trickling down to low income american workers is not yet clear one change that is already apparent though a drastic tax cut the corporation's let's take a listen now to how the president outlined that part of the proposed tax overhaul. we're doing everything we can to reduce the tax burden on you and your family by eliminating tax breaks and loopholes we will ensure that the benefits are focused on the middle class the working men and women not the highest income earners under our framework we will dramatically cut the business tax rate so that american companies and american workers can be our foreign competitors and start winning again oh i see you just heard it there that is the plan for big companies the corporate tax rate going from around thirty five percent to twenty percent smalle

well helena humphrey spoke to and khoja of the free university berlin about trump's tax plan she asked him about lower income americans and how they might benefit from it right now it looks like there's going to be essentially a sop a little bit could be coming out but when you hear a doubling of the standard deduction what is happening is a merger of what's called the personal exemption with the standard deduction so from the point of view of the small. poor family there might be a fifteen percent increase in this deduction which means a tax saving but it's it's peanuts compared to dropping for instance the personal tax rate for these so-called passthrough companies by the way the trump organization is a passthrough company and that would be an income tax rate of twenty five percent what are the chances that this reform well actually implemented. let's just say better than i think the repeal of obamacare with the repeal of obamacare was possible to mobilize people who are directly suffer the cuts the way this is all packaged is the necessary spending cuts will come in the future so th

more news for me at the top of the hour helena humphrey will be here with a business update for you shortly over the day. she's long been a symbol of hope.

more news for many of the top of the hour ahead in the humphrey will be here with a business update facial tics of the day. she's long been a symbol of hope in syria. i try to help people. on our side does she stand for change. for the false facade of her husband's rule of terror. he believes in what the syrian regime is doing and believes in those who say. projection that that they are saving syria. assad the future face of the dictatorship starting october first on d w. right it sharing it to lose its license to operate in one of the world's wealthiest cities as london's transport authority describes it as not fit and proper will take a look at the road ahead. coming up the president of the new and mccall signs a sweeping changes to france's complex labor market the controversial reforms aim to boost the country's ailing economy but trade unions will take the country back to the nineteenth century. and what next germany's very own rust belt steel workers fear for their jobs off to a massive takeover is assigned and sealed. this is your business update on a home for. london fleet so have

my parents couldn't join aaa in the 50's, antisemitism was a real problem until humphrey became mayor. the entire jewish community of north minneapolis moves out in three-year period on mass to one little town called st. louis park. about 20 minutes half hour away outside of central minneapolis. white, protestant, catholics, 80% jewish. if israel and israel had a baby, it would be st. louis park, okay. [laughter] >> i tell the story about how we built the community together, how we built and there were problems, there were broken hearts but in the end, we built a really interesting community. i went to high school or religious school or grew up in the same neighborhood roughly at the same time with cone brothers, the philosopher michael sandel, the coach of the chicago bears, dan wilson, someone like you, it was a freaky place. if you saw north country for old men, they blow up a car outside of pharmaceutical in mÉxico to steal drugs and the pharmacy which was the little st. louis park drugstore. i tell the story of that community and how i learned something there and it affected all

chris humphreys on that chat with chuck. >> it was just encouraging word for us, you know, and kind ofto us about what it means to play in philly and his experience, and all of those things. i think guys took a lot from it. you know, above all chuck's always entertaining. we had some good laughs too. >> you know it was good. >> yes. >> just terrible, chris, just terrible. >> life moving on eagles are preparing for football without one of the most versatile players in the league. darren sproles is out for the season. now it is time to find a replacement. as of right now it looks like wendell smallwood, will receive more running time. he had 12 cares for 71-yard with the giants. but how much value does he have on third down? >> i think all of the guys have third down ability but we ndell has really improved in that area he has shown natural aptitude early both from the protection standpoint and route running standpoint. i'm not sure you can ever replace 43 in that regard. he is a unique player but i feel good about wendell and him stepping up. >> time for young guys to shine. >> sure is.

. >>> the eagles try to go for two wins in a row, without humphrey. he tore his hamstring and will be out for at least half a season. another rookie, cornerback rasual douglas, the third round pick in this year's draft. with darby out, douglas should get more playing time and is getting more comfortable playing at the pro level. >> preseason, it started to slow down, started differently than when i first got there. trying to use my natural ability. >> he's picking up the game plan. he understands what his role. if called upon, he'll be ready. >> that's all for sports for now. coming up tonight at 11:00, we'll have high school glitz with high school from around the area. nbc 10 news is coming right back. day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat wa

[laughter] >> you humphrey bogarted the hole. >> that's what i think of, okay. >> good job you were participating's move on. the ramp from i-95 southbound to the vine street expressway. southbound traffic there heading towards penn's landing. a disabled vehicle on the left shoulder. we see penndot there assisting. it's not causing a big delay but they have set up the flares out there to try to help warn you about that one. i want to show you mass transit right now and, yup, everything on time, dave. >> on the big board, i've just noticed that this graphic was not changed from last night which is really my fault. this is now tropical storm josÉ. it has weakened as expected. it is off the coast close enough to dish some occasional cloud cover in and maybe a brief sprinkle or shower. the big issue show from this storm is still down the shore where we are still looking at rip currents and some moderate flooding during high tide this morning. after about 2 o'clock this afternoon, that flood -- coastal flood warning finally expires. 81 degrees by noon. 84 today by 3 o'clock. away from the ocean and rea

dr lin humphrey is in miami on the 28th floor of a high—rise in the brickell district and he joins uss apartment now. you decided to stay put. why is that? this building was built after 2008 so it has the highest grade of hurricane windows. the hallways and sta i rwells hurricane windows. the hallways and stairwells are safe if there is any issues around the windows. the local advice is run from floodwater and hide from wind. i was up from the floodwater and say from the wind. when you say safe from the wind, you spend a lot of time in the corridor with your dog who we can just see there, prada. yeah. we have a really good alert system. it alerted us of several tornado warnings which meant we we re several tornado warnings which meant we were in the path of a potential tornado. we went to the whole way and sat and waited it out. it was perfectly safe, though creepy. by the look of the photo, you were the only ones there. we were. there are 25 units here in the a2—level building occupied right now. so it isa building occupied right now. so it is a little creepy. can you describe what i

but first i'm joined by helen humphrey from our businesses can president trump has unveiled his long awaited tax reform plan he most certainly has some critics say that it's a little bit thin on the ground regarding details but what we do know is that it could be a boon for the wealthy for corporations what we don't know is how exactly that money will trickle down to lower income american workers that is not yet clear but many analysts have criticized as we mentioned that lack of detail but one of the biggest changes though is a drastic tax cut for corporations so let's take a listen now to the president outlining that part of the proposed tax overhaul doing everything we can to reduce the tax for you and your family by eliminating tax loopholes we will ensure that the benefits are focused on the middle class the working men and women not the highest income earners under our framework we will dramatically cut the business tax rate so that american companies and american workers can be our foreign competitors and start winning again. we will reduce the corporate tax rate to no higher

more important than the industrial revolution that took place back in the nineteenth century helena humphrey is here now taking a look at how countries are trying to get it right yes they are sorry e.u. leaders it currently reading in the estonian capital tallinn for talks on europe's digital future and it's the first e.u. summit entirely dedicated to digitalize ation an area where europe is certainly hoping to be a global leader he doesn't use much hoffman reports now from us to a new one of the smallest e.u. members but one that punches well above its weight when it comes to technology and innovation. the two youngsters don't know what's wrong they're using the commands their teacher is showing them so far the lego robot just isn't moving. i'm trying to connect better about the computer. robotics classes like these are part of school curriculum in the stone they're supposed to give the kids a head start for what's already here the digital age i mean everything is turning digital now so it's it's kind of a good first step towards the art so computers and stuff because as we were all young w

gavel-to-gavel they didn't like each other and had years before had altercations so time the night of the humphreynomination and their channel as well whole world was watching and ask him to comment and it got very heated and the question was going around the vietcong flags and the moderator moderator, headed help the moderator but said this is world war ii so we had withwar were demonstrators saying this is day not the flag were viet cong flag with a one to honor the shooting of american soldiers. so as far as i am concerned wee only one neo-nazi is youou so 23 years after world warut two ended you call somebody and not the? -- nazi? that was eight career ender or he did something he was not proud of and i will get them back by making a reference by his sexual preference.i wo andy gets a lot of bad mouthreap and buckley comes back and said there is nothing to take prided when using your own temper. to be where i the moderator. [laughter] >> really have a few minutes left i would like to ask the last question so take a look at this book a wonderful book on stanton and a man and his presidents with

about those proposals chances with what code you're of the free university berlin you know use helen humphrey him about lowering com americans and how they might benefit from it . right now it looks like there's going to be essentially a sop a little bit could be coming out but when you hear a doubling of the standard deduction what is happening is a merger of what's called the personal exemption with the standard deduction so from the point of view of the small. poor family there might be a fifteen percent increase in this deduction which means a tax saving but it's it's peanuts compared to dropping for instance the personal tax rate for these so-called passthrough companies by the way the trump organization is a passthrough company and that would be an income tax rate of twenty five percent what are the chances that this reform will actually be implemented. let's just say better than i think the repeal of obamacare with the repeal of obamacare was possible to mobilize people who are directly suffer the cuts the way this is all packaged is the necessary spending cuts will come in the future

. >> reporter: leticia humphrey says she isn't surprised to learn this school is one of the most dangerouslaces for distracted drivers in the country. a new study by san francisco start up, then drive, shows san francisco is one of the worst places in the entire united states for distracted drivers. only new york city is worse. in san francisco, 162 of 345 schools received a failing grade, according to the zen drive study. that is 47% of schools. only two of san francisco's schools received an "a." >> we looked at aggressive driving and distracted driving. things like texting, talking on the phone, as well as when you are slamming on the brake. >> reporter: the public policy director for zen drive says san francisco's scores have a lot to do with it being a metropolitan area. a study in light 75,000 schools coast to coast and revealed 88% of americans admit to using their phones while driving. bessie carmichael schools are the fourth worst in the country for distracted drivers. >> it would be nice if people would stay off of their phones when in the presence of children and they can be in

forces in korea and providing the lion's share for the relocation of camp humphreys which is the largest overseas u.s. military base. second, the economic pillar of the alliance, the course fta has enabled the u.s. to secure a strong foot hold in -- the northeast asia market. the chorus america's first fta in the region has provided american companies with greater access to the korean market while inviting korean investments throughout many states in the u.s. the u.s. has the deficit in goods traded but a surplus in services and korean investments in the u.s. have grown many fold during the past five years since the agreement went into effect. overall, the course fta has been a win-win deal and a driving force for greater growth and prosperity in both countries. it is the material key if i may use that term way beyond an economic tool that locks in our peaceful and prosperous future together. third, korea has stood shoulder to shoulder with the united states in tackling global issues. we are working together to meet new challenges in many front tears and multilateral arenas, most of all

let's head over to does lee humphrey for the first word headlines.rump will engage in a series of diplomatic meetings this week at the u.n. general assembly. the president will appeal to world leaders to stand with the united states against north korea. they will hold the line against iran's nuclear program. trump's appearance at the u.n. includes an address on tuesday to the general assembly, culminating's biggest moment on the world stage since taking office. has provided aup $10 billion credit line for iranian banks. central bank governor told state media that the money will go towards funding infrastructure projects. chinese investment in iran has so far said to have reached $35 billion. iran also reportedly signed a deal worth $15 billion with china and develops bank for the financing of various projects. egyptian president of the muslim brotherhood has been sentenced to 25 years behind bars. the case convicted the former president of spying for qatar by leaking state secrets and sensitive documents. the sentence was reduced from an original 40

richard nixon for president in 196 on when he lost to kennedy, and then in 1968 when nixon beat humphrey. richard nixon had already been the republican party's candidate four different times. so standing for reelection as president in 1972, richard nixon was due to make history. he was going to match fdr's record for being on the national ticket for his party in five different election. fdr had tooed for vice president once, for president four times, finally in 1972 nixon was going to match that record become as preeminent a figure in republican politics as fdr had been to democratic politics. so heading into the 1972 election, he wanted to make a big self-centered deal about it. specifically he wanted to hold the convention that year in southern california, where he had been born and raised. where he knew hi presidential library would some daye be located. the nixon white house wanted it to be a hometown thing. they picked san diego as the site of the 1972 republican convention for nixon ton that historic fifth nomination. the rnc made this public announcement that san diego is where th

my parents couldn't join aaa in the 50's, antisemitism was a real problem until humphrey became mayor. the entire jewish community of north minneapolis moves out in three-year period on mass to one little town called st. louis park. about 20 minutes half hour away outside of central minneapolis. white, protestant, catholics, 80% jewish. if israel and israel had a baby, it would be st. louis park, okay. [laughter] >> i tell the story about how we built the community together, how we built and there were problems, there were broken hearts but in the end, we built a really interesting community. i went to high school or religious school or grew up in the same neighborhood roughly at the same time with cone brothers, the philosopher michael sandel, the coach of the chicago bears, dan wilson, someone like you, it was a freaky place. if you saw north country for old men, they blow up a car outside of pharmaceutical in mÉxico to steal drugs and the pharmacy which was the little st. louis park drugstore. i tell the story of that community and how i learned something there and it affected all

his next door neighbor saw lafayette police serving the search warrant<humphrey lau/richard chew's neighbor: "shocked! but nowadays you just never know. this is a very quiet town, really peaceful town so this type of thing doesn't happen very often">a search warrant was also served where the fire captain worked at fire house number-15. back on august 19th the contra costa county internet crimes against children task force launched an investigation into chew's alleged involvement with child pornography. the investigators say they found up 600 child pornography videos and images allegedly in the oakland firefighters possession.on thursday richard chew was arraigned in martinez at contra costa county superior court.

humphreys spent last year with the atlanta hawks. the sixers also signed veteran center emika oglefor. training camp starts tomorrow. >>> a big endorsement for one of the biggest names in cheesesteaks. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was in philadelphia overnight and the king of the social media world went straight to one spot for a cheesesteak. he chose the king of steaks pat's. you are looking at the iosted on his own facebook page after placing his order for six sandwiches. in the sho called the sandwiches, quote, the best cheesesteak in the land. >> at first, we were a little hesitant, because you never know. what's he doing around these parts, you know? what's he hanging out in town doing? you never know. but after a while, we knew it was him, but we didn't want to blow up the spot so we just proceeded as normal. just like any other guy. >> if you look at the comments on that post though it appears zuckerberg may have started a cheesesteak war. some commenters said he should have gone to jim's or gino's. others say if you live in p

. >> chris humphreys is now a sixer. >> wow watch do you think about that?to tell you the truth, i didn't know he was still playing. >> i didn't either. >> where did he come from? >> well, i'll tell you where he came from. he came from the jazz, you know, he has played for the jazz, played for the raptors, played for the half ritz, he played for the wizards, played for the suns. played for the hawks. eggs' played -- >> journeyman, the sixer. >> yes. >> was he married to kim kardashian? >> how long were they married? >> seventy-two days or something. >> days, hours, ya. >> oh, all right. let's talk about empire. because it is coming back finally. we have a big star coming on in minute. >> rumor willis. she joins empire, and us, next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >> rumor willis, if you can hear me, i'm going to eat another donut. >> oh, no.

so we didn't see -- remember humphrey the humpback whale back in the '80s?> yeah. >> that was a big deal. he came into the bay. but humpbacks are not so prolific as they have been in the last couple of years. so yeah, it's really exciting and that's a function of all the anchovies, the food, the bait fish, all the sea life that has been off our coast all year. >> do they typically travel alone or in pods? >> in pods. is it a pod -- it must be a pod. >> they are so graceful. >> we talked about so much. we had good pictures this year. i took pam out to the golden gate bridge one day and we sat on the bridge watching humpbacks ten or 15 of them under the bridge, came in the bay, and then some outside the bay by the buoy. and it's like, where am i? it was like a maui trip or something. it was cool. i like that, too. it's refreshing to see those kinds of things returning to the bay area. as frank points out, we didn't see those -- >> you used to have to go out on a whale watching tour. >> and you would see grays. the humpbacks are bigger. the grays are smaller ha

. >>> let's go to andrew jeffrey, managing director at suntrust robinson humphrey for what the developmentsuifax. thank you for joining us >> thanks for having me. >> i understand you have a buy rating on the stock. you got it now a $110 price target. reduce that from $15537 w why is the company still a buy >> i'm convinced there won't be adverse repercussions to the core business. clearly the headlines are very difficult. we think there will be pressure in the company's direct-to-consumer business, as we wrote about last week we also think there's probably going to be some share loss, but all told, its products and its solutions are so integral to the u.s. consumer credit ecosystem, we think the pane's core business and earnings power survives this intact >> did you go through an exercise, andrew, of trying to handicap the size of a potential liability? i know you did stress test your forward earnings estimates for things like the loss of that consumer subscription business and seems it came out around $5 a share in earnings for next year which still does leave the stock close to 20 times

. >> eagles crowded backfield minus one player, humphreys placed on injury reserve, tore his right hamstringst sunday, healthy against washington, eagles must finds rushing attack against the chiefs sunday at arrow head, last week, the birds rush just 52 yards, it has been the folk thus week at practice, blunt says they need more attempts. >> offensive line blocking their tails off, doing everything they're supposed to do, everything they need to do to get to -- to get the yardage and stuff, which got ton more consistent with running it more. >> and we will get you ready for sunday showdown starting 11:30, sunday kick offer, sport director don bell will be in the studio. i'll be live from kansas city. you'll hear from the voice of the birds, merrill reese, plus 94wip, ike reese, will join us , as well, that's sunday 11:30 on cbs-3. >> the phillies continue their ten game home stand, starting three game series against the oakland, the a's used to play in philly until 1954 whether at the moved to kansas kansas city then to oakland, no score in the first, one on for matt olson, takes this pitch

guy named mark whose family owns the caribbean club, if you ever saw the movie "key largo" with humphrey bogart and lauren bacall that was the setting for the thriller which starred a hurricane as well, and i said you got any messages for anybody, he said we're open. this is just stuff. he didn't use the word "stuff." you can go to my instagram and see exactly what he said. we will rebuild. he said, hey, cnn, tell america the keys will rebuild and we'll be back and back in business. so you're hearing that again and again. we haven't gotten down to the most devastated areas, down at big pine key, and kudro key where the eyewall came ashore. that we understand is really the most devastated part and we're hoping to find more proof of life down there. but up here, people are just itching to get back to work, to get back to their homes, and get on with normal life. it's going to be difficult. no power down here. very little communication. in fact, my satellite phone dropped out so i can't hear you anymore. but signs of hope and resolve thus far in the upper keys. i'll send it back to you, kat

birds heading to their week two matchup with the chiefs without runningback humphrey. he'll miss at least half of the season with a torn hamstring. meantime, the rest of the team will have a tough stretch on the road at one of the hardest stadiums to play in the league. >> ar row head staid yum quite the atmosphere, heard great things. i'm sure their fans will come out rocking, we have to be able to handle the noise and be on our ps and qs in terms of communication. >> we know we didn't play that well on the road last season. it's a time to prove that we can play on the road. but, you know, also win on the road. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station. it's the only place where you can catch eagles game day kickoff, that's tomorrow at 9:30 in the morning. we'll have exclusive interviews with wide receiver nelson aguilar and team captain malcolm jenkins. and we'll talk with coach doug pederson about playing against former eagles coach andy reid. then check out game day final after the game. that's when we'll talk to the players right outside the locker room. we'll hav

you may remember originally in the movie humphrey bogart, he's a drunkard and he's all hung over. and he's pleading with catherine hepburn saying you've got to understand -- what was her name -- it's only human nature. and she says human nature is what we're put on this earth to over come. this is what the victorian moral drama is all about. the individual effort and sort of the social effort to over come our vices and to be able to control ourself to transcend our lust and our vices and our animal nature, right? so self-control is the chief victorian virtue. i want to show you an example of this from major league baseball, 1947. this is joe dimaggio, as an example of this self-control type. demad dimaggio is famous for not controlling his emotions. it was 1947 world series, yankees against the dodgers. and he was batting and two men on base. he hits a long fly ball and certainly would have been a home run and was caught by the dodger's home fielder. look at this clip. it was very quick. and not look so much at the catch but at dimaggio's reaction. >> he makes a one-handed catch.

west virginia and the important gamble the campaign took, also feeling confident they could best humphreyho had his own issues. it was a dramatic moment in the campaign that speaks to the importance of organization, .inancing -- my senseometimes is that he was the favorite on the democratic party side. we make a mistake in saying, how did this guy sale into the convention and win this thing? if you look back at the news coverage, it was his campaigns -- the odds were with him more than with the others. long,thered and took too summing 10 was not going to be mington was notin going to be the one. no question it was dramatic. >> in many ways, he was the least irish-american politician -- there was an irish-american politician and everyone knew what they were like -- it was a guy sort of older with a british face,aiting -- reddish waving his arms all over. he was from a big city but he was very different. al smith was that kind of a politician. in some ways, irish-american was the prettiest politician we -- preppiest politician. he spent significant time in europe and asia in his life. londo

aaa in the 50s or anti-semitism is a real problem until hubert humphrey became mayor of the city.er the war, the entire jewish community of north minneapolis moved out in a three-year period to one little town called st. louis park about 20 minutes, half our way out at a central minneapolis. an overnight come a town that had been 100% white protestant catholic scandinavian. the sweden and israel had of beating it would be st. louisok park.. i tell the story of how we built the community together, how we built a inclusive community together and there were problems and broken hearts and in the end, we've built a really interesting community. i went to high school or religious school or in the the same neighborhood, roughly the same time with the koch koch brothers. all franken, norm ornstein, philosopher michael sandel, mark hessman, coach of the chicago bears. dan wilson. it was a freaky place. the man with a better hebrew school. if you saw no country for old men can remember the scene where he upa car outside of ae pharmacy in mexico to go when can steal drugs and at the end of t

have many of you seen the movie "the african queen" with humphrey bogart and audrey hepburn? it's a classic. you should all see it. originally in the movie, he is a drunkard and on one of his sprees and he's all hung over and is pleading with her saying, whatever her name was, as well, you know, a man can get drunk once in a while, it's only human nature. and she says, human nature is what we're put on this earth to overcome, right? this is what the victorian moral drama is all about. the individual effort and sort of the social effort to overcome our vices and to be able to control ourselves, to transcend our lusts and our vices and our animal nature, right? so, self-control was the chief victorian virtue. now, i want to show you an example of this from major league baseball, 1947. this is joe dimaggio as an example of this sort of victorian type and self-control. dimaggio is famous for not being very expressive, right, for being a -- sort of controlling his emotions on the field. there is this one moment, i'll show you a clip from it, the 1947 world series, yankees against

his next door neighbor saw lafayette police serving the search warrant<humphrey lau/richard chew's neighbor: "shocked! but nowadays you just never know. this is a very quiet town, really peaceful town so this type of thing doesn't happen very often">a search warrant was also served where the fire captain worked at fire house number-15. back on august 19th the contra costa county internet crimes against children task force launched an investigation into chew's alleged involvement with child pornography. the investigators say they found up 600 child pornography videos and images allegedly in the oakland firefighters possession.on thursday richard chew was arraigned in martinez at contra costa county superior court.

and kissinger knew that they had to get out, you'll get a better deal from us than you will from humphreyrksen and said this is treason. dirksen says yes, it is. nixon calls in for johnson and says i would never do anything like that. he said okay, that's good, dick, but he was lying, johnson knew it. the word never got out and he lost by 0.7 of a percentage point. >> it was 1968 that you're talking about, which is such a pivotal year in american politics and the shaping of the conscience of the country. you didn't know 1968 was 1968 until much later. to that extent, you see a lot of parallels between this time and then. is this a 1968? and will we know it in 20 years? >> they thinking about even the bombing in london today, there were hundreds of bombings in the united states, hundreds during this vietnam period. i would argue that as someone who lived through ''68 and was very much aware, by the time you had mccarthy challenging johnson, by the time johnson pulls out, by the time martin luther king is assassinated, by the time bobby kennedy is assassinated, by the time the soviets invad

. >>> meanwhile this morning people that worship at a church in humphreys will gather to pray againstate. the pastor shares his message of forgiveness. >> it was just hatred. i don't know why. >> william thompson jr. can't explain what motivated somebody to post racists and threatening flyers on his church door on sunday but he can choose how to respond. >> let them know we forgive them and we are praying for them. >> you forgive them? >> yes, sir, got to. got to forgive. >> the pastor says the cruel po posters are not the only threats he received earlier this year. earlier this year he remembers a disturbing drive-by. >> a truck pulled past us calling us names and throwing fingers up at us and before you know it we heard shooting. >> nobody hurt physically, but for church members it's a test of faith. >> was any part of you hesitant about continuing to worship here? >> no, no. the bible says fear no man. you >> music minister and pastor's son, eric thompson, says these are teaching moments. unfortunate but necessary. >> i have kids and i want to raise my children to love everybody. i

lieutenant roger rogers with the westampton police department and our tech contributor stephanie humphreysco. if you had the option today to sign up for the app would you, why are why not? >> i'll not. it's too knew. it exposes too many innocent people to potential harm. i think we need more, um, information about how this technology can be applied, um, personally i feel you can be one of three thing. concerned citizen, a good samaritan or a vigilante. i think this will steer people toward the ladder. >> and speakin speaking of vigi, stephanie, it was called -- they changed the name it sort of seem like the rules still apply. >> nothing much changed they added pop ups that will say, hey, make sure you don't engage. they changed their terms of service just a little bit to say we don't condone engaging with anything you come across but that's not necessarily going to keep anybody from not doing it. people don't read the terms of service for anything it's still going to be a problematic when it's time to get a notification because the app still actually encourages you to go and video it if y

and my goal is to figure out has to ask you about scoop jackson and herbert humphrey. the senator from ohio about the cleveland indians. it is extraordinary what they are doing. he has to be at the game tonight in cleveland. david: bless you for that. of course you know i'm a big detroit tigers fan. the tigers are losing again. tom: david westin, thank you so much. let's go to the single best charge. this is fascinating. i will come over to the bloomberg and look at the 100 euros and bond issued yesterday. this is what happened to the 70th year bond when you bring up the 100 year bond. this morning, you are really happy with the bond worth $840. down it goes. richard clarida is here with us from pimco. this is a desperation for yield. for example, we want greece debt longer bonds to solve their financial crisis, but these are unintended consequences, and they can be unintended consequences for somebody as mighty as germany. richard: tom, it is important for your viewers to know that the big source of the demand for a 100 year bond is insurance companies and other inves

his next door neighbor saw lafayette police serving the search warrant<humphrey lau/richard chew's neighbor: "shocked! but nowadays you just never know. this is a very quiet town, really peaceful town so this type of thing doesn't happen very often">a search warrant was also served where the fire captain worked at fire house number-15. back on august 19th the contra costa county internet crimes against children task force launched an investigation into chew's alleged involvement with child pornography. the investigators say they found up 600 child pornography videos and images allegedly in the oakland firefighters possession.on thursday richard chew was arraigned in martinez at contra costa county superior court.

indiscernible] -- the moors versus lewis in case explicitly threw overboard the reasoning of the humphrey's executor case. in 2010, the free enterprise fund case did not imply the functional analysis and forced. all four of those cases remain good law but not necessarily any of the reasoning. with such judicial variability i balk in making definition of predictions. bills, 1735 plus proposed transfer of removal authority from the executive to the judicial branch seems unconstitutional if the court adheres to the free enterprise holding. 1735, a special counsel would enjoy statutory tenure protection unless and until the attorney general article three it should bece removed under one of the statutory grounds for removal. that imposes two levels of statutory tenure protection between the special counsel and the president. under free enterprise fund, such multilevel protection is unconstitutional. indeed, the removal system under 1735 differs from free enterprise fund presenting additional problems that -- it even more clearly against maintaining its constitutionality. i believe it is erected