humphrey. 1, 2, 3, 4. everybody is in place now. mr. mudd: the diplomatic corps, the house, the senate. president-elect nixon is in richard russell's office. on the hill we call that a hideaway. mr. russell is one of the senior members of the house and senate. it is a little hideaway. he cooks shrimps and pralines two or three times a year. mr. cronkite: here is the first lady and mrs. humphrey. and cbs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard nixon continues in a moment. ♪ mr. cronkite: this is walter cronkite with roger mudd, peering through those eyeglasses at the moment, at the presidential inaugural stand here. there are not many people behind us on the steps of the white house. george herrmann is there on the stand. george? george: i am hidden here. i am here with the david eisenhower. david, how many of these inaugurals have you been to? david: i've only been to one other. everything is a blur. people are telling you where to go and what to do. you just follow orders. george: i

hubert humphrey, whose father had a drugstore.t do terribly well with the apparently. -- with its apparently. they had their rough times. then richard milhouse nixon, whose father ran a grocery and filling station. some have noted there are something like 22,000 more groceries than there are druggists, and this was part of nixon's march into winning the presidency. but the log cabin beginnings of our presidents, which for a while looked like, at least during the john kennedy period, have passed, have come back. mr. mudd: i guess that is what most politicians would like to have you think, they all came from log cabins. mr. cronkite: still waiting for the arrival of richard nixon, who will swing out through the rotunda and down the center steps. jabbits, theb senator from new york, of course. and clifford case of new jersey with the windbreak coat and fur collar. russell long in the corner there? i did not see him. there is governor rockefeller. the slow movement of the camera up the steps of the platform, of course. this whole comp

or -- a better deal from nixon then it would from humphrey or lbj. this has been written about in many books. surprising evidence continues to surface. most recently, this gentleman wrote an excellent single volume biography of richard nixon and he believes, his assessment is that out of all the bad things richard nixon did, the worst thing was using this channel ult to killa chenna peace negotiations. this was worse than watergate because it could have extended the war in vietnam, and as many americans died under nixon as had earlier. nixon started withdrawing them intooff -- after getting office. there was a handwritten note on the chief of staff of richard campaign served in the , and to his great credit he found this in the archives, a handwritten note said keep anna and quit onrking the johnston conditions. there was another telling one, is there any so this biography of nixon has reignited a focus on anna chennault. i offer a few observations and justifications as to why he did not going to the chennault affair. my book is about soviet relation

i'm deathly humphrey, this is bloomberg. -- deasly humphrey humphrey. this is bloomberg. >> the s&p 500 rallied 3.4%. top 4%.aq, 100 surged kevin cirilli has more on the numbers. jobs -- 312,000 jobs added in december and beating expectations. the average hourly earnings rose $.11 to $27.48. that is up $.84 or 3.2%. the labor participation rate steadied at 63.1%. there were some revisions up from 155,000 to 176,000. october also revised up from -- 244,000.30 growth polled more than 206 .obs kevin cirilli, bloomberg news. >> jerome powell spoke on a panel alongside janet yellen and ben bernanke where he said the fomc was always ready to ship policy if needed. >> we reached a different conclusion. we wouldn't hesitate to make a change. if we came to the view that the normalization or any other aspect of normalization was part of the problem, we would not hesitate to make a change. >> joining me now is the chief economist at somber financial. the debate for the market is between data and rhetoric. it isook at the data, was blowout as the headlines suggeste

president johnson, vice president humphrey. vice president humphrey who had hoped to be inaugurated today. ♪ >> neither the president or the vice president are wearing gloves. you'll notice the roger and vice president humphrey don't even have a coat on. now atweather forecasts least indicated we could get through the ceremony without rain and sleet that they estimated earlier. >> i think they said we would start at noon are surely thereafter. don't get too optimistic. it is cold out there. there is a pretty chill northeast wind blowing, gusting at 25 at times. we have some very high wind. it is blowing in the wrong direction for those on stand, right in their faces. notice, in the dress of the itsident and vice president, was dictated by the president-elect. humphrey just put that code on. approveds the former dress for the ceremony? >> is decided by the president, the president-elect. the short code, not the tales the kennedy had -- it was eisenhower who first broke with tradition and what to club coat and the tailors and cut

cronkite: here is the first lady and miss humphrey.bs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard in next continues in a moment. ♪ mr. cronkite: this is walter cronkite with roger mudd, peering through those five glasses at the moment, at the presidential inaugural stand here. not many people behind us on the steps of the white house. george herrmann is there on the stand. george? george:: i am here with the david eisenhower. david, how many of these inaugurals have you been to? david:: only one other. only one other. everything is a blur. vehicle telling you where to go and what to do. >> is it a busy time. >> yeah. >> i would like to see if your wife has the same feeling about it. i just wanted to ask you how many of inaugural's you have been through and what you remember most? >> this is my third. i remember in 1950 sat on my uncle's lap. 1956, i remember it all. it was really exciting. >> do you remember being called? >> yes. >> how about this one? has it been more rushed? >> i guess so. i think we have to leave right now. m

now, let's get the first word news with deadly humphrey in dubai. --desley humphrey in dubai.i says the euro area isn't heading for a recession, softening momentum on the need for central bank stimulus. the ecb president warned members of the european parliament the current slowdown could be longer than expected. investors have questioned whether the central bank will be able to start raising rates this year after disappointing data. ult is preparing to remove carlos ghosn as ceo. the board has concluded a decision is burning -- urgent after ghosn failed in his latest appeal. misconduct.nancial directors are affected to meet in coming days and some say he will be replaced regardless of the case against him. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm desley humphrey. this is bloomberg. manus: i'll pick it up from here. desley humphrey in dubai. the fed's leading hawk is changing her to. the kansas city fed president esther george is advocating patience. she urged her peers to pause

wrote, humphrey was not only intelligent but clever. humphrey says, we have it in hand, thank you for your loyal -- your moral support, moscow. that was the end of it. in the middle paragraph, he warned if discovered, it would backfire. there was potential for blowback when you interfered in elections. and havetching that been for the past two years. are two backe channels that the nixon campaign and transitional administration have. the u.s. was between ambassador to nato and the associate affairs at the soviet embassy. there was one between kissinger and a kgb agent. it predates the election. assigned was the guy by the kgb to kissinger. he was an influential protest -- influential professor. i was not able to find a photo of him. the kgb types are camera shy. it could be one of these guys. i do not know. guys who the g are you were involved in the poisoning in london. investigations for him was able to track the identity of these guys who are supportively -- supposedly torus visiting topic sites when they were trying to poison a form

this is your business update on humphrey in berlin glad you could join me wolf street stocks are up after a monthly labor market report showed that some three hundred twelve thousand jobs have been added to the u.s. economy in the month of december those figures far outweight analysts expectations and investors were also feeling upbeat after a federal reserve chair powell implied that there were no imminent plans for further interest rate hikes he also said he had no intention of resigning over the fed's previous decisions to increase rates but despite facing fierce criticism from u.s. president donald trump. for more i want to bring in our man on wall street now yens quarter yens huge job numbers being added wildly beating expectations any explanation for that and how is it affecting the market there. i actually do not have an a. i can't really explain the engine for the debt way how analysts could be so off with their expectations expectations were that we would be creating one hundred sixty seven thousand new jobs for the month of december at the end it was three hundred twelve thousan

hubert humphrey, great american. thanks for your moral support. but if you look at them as a he discovered it would have certainly backfired. also the potential for blowback if you try to interfere in other people's elections. and we have been for the last two years or so. 1968 the russian's two back channels of the nixon campaign and the transitional administration had. that's between robert ellsworth, the u.s. ambassador for nato and the number two guy. there was one between kissinger and a kgb agent. it predated the election. and influential professor, maintaining contacts with them. see if we can find any communication. wasn't able to find the photo of this kgb types. maybe it can be one of these guys. these are the gr you guys in london. and online investigation forum. they were able to track the identities of supposedly tourists visiting gothic sites when in reality they're trying russian intelmer officer. it's available on amazon.com. maybe it is real. abound that kind of spy craft. henry kissinger kept the fbi informed of these contacts. a

i am does we humphrey. this is -- i am does we humphrey -- desley humphrey. this is bloomberg.ay is set to see her brexit deal rejected today in what would be the worst government defeat in 95 years. government sources say the u.k. and government officials are working on the assumption that burton's departure will be delayed if the prime minister loses the boat. joining us now on the phone is peter hargreaves, chairman of blue a copy -- blue whale capital. what do you expect from today's vote? peter: i expect that they would decline, they will reject it. rejected, toshould beat -- project it -- reject it to be honest. the british electorate voted to leave the eu. this is not leading. it's sort -- leaving. it's sort of a midweight thing where you are kind of in, kind of out. i don't see the anybody would want such a deal. matt: would you suggest a better alternative right now? keir: peter: -- peter: well, the whole thing has gone wrong. the people who negotiated the deal, we don't even know if they want to leave the eu. we feel a lot of people negotiating in europe actually want

. ♪ helena: i'm helena humphrey. gladad you could join me.razil has just sworn in its new president, jair bolsonaro. a former army captain was inaugurated at a ceremony in the capital brasilia. he is brazil's first far right leader since a military dictatorship ended 30 years ago. bolsonaro supporters hope he can revive the economymy and bring safety to the streets, but critics claim he is a threat to democracy. reporter: jair bolsonaro soaking up his moment in the spotlight. under cheers from his supporters on the way to brazil's congress, where he was sworn into office. >> we want to get brazil on its feet. we want to free brazil from corruption and crime. from irresponsible economic policies. and from ideological submissiveness. reporter: bolsonaro supporters are hoping for an end to the country's economic crisis and high crime rates. especially in the mega-city of rio, where he won a majority. >> i expect that he will make brazil better and safer. >> we will have to see when he actually starts doing things. making promises is not the same

and humphrey bogart was in the u.s. navy. somebody told me that's actually not humphrey bogart.hey said that's sean connery. but google thinks that's humphrey bo guard. but anyway, humphrey bogart did serve in the u.s. navy. next to him is a very young walt disney, who drew wicked cartoons who lied about his age to get over there and drove an ambulance on the western front. the guy on the top is not famous. it's corporal lee duncan. he was told by the air service to drive around after the battle in september 1918, and he was looking for a suitable round for an air strip, found a litter of german puppies, took them all home to los angeles and named one of them rin tin tin. they were there because the en tent was in crisis in 1917. britain, france, italy, russia were in desperate straits, and just crying out for help. the french army had suffered three million casualties by year end 1917. and the carnage was appalling, 90 in the 1,500-day war. the frerge were losing an average of 900 killed and 1,200 wounded every day of the war. something like 70% of french males between 18 and 2

vice president humphrey. vice president humphrey, the man who would hope to be inaugurated today. ♪ >> there's mr. next. flanked -- mr. nexen. -- mr. nixon. east of the capital. approach, theyy are signaled to the dais. ♪ for the next four years, they will play hail to the chief when he comes in. he.rank of presidency, only announcer: you can watch the 90 minute broadcast of president nixon's inauguration sunday at 4 p.m. eastern on reel america. our weekly series featuring archival films on public affairs. this is american history tv on c-span3. next on american history tv, historians >> next on american history tv historians michael neiberg and geoffrey wawro discuss how french and u.s. military strategies used towards the end of world war i were applied in world war ii. this talk was part of a three-day conference hosted by the national world war ii museum in new orleans. good morning, everyone. i do have the longest title in the museum. being the executive director for the study of war and democracy is a

for business helen humphrey is here the chinese company who way is coming under attack from all sides and has to do about national security doesn't it sure does national security cyber espionage concerns i mean now the german government is saying that it may block while weighs involvement in its future high speed five g. network citing national security concerns as brant just mentioned there will in response the federation of industry says that until evidence is found in a vendors should be excluded from the network the united states and other countries all keeping the chinese firm away from their five g. networks because all data security they say that the companies link to the government in beijing creases the likelihood of cyber espionage now the u.s. is carrying out a criminal probe into the tech giant. so why is qual way so controversial well a company was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven shen's and by a former military engineer and communist party member against telephone switching equipment to chinese phone companies and it is now the world's number one provide

and so technically humphrey was not considered a freshman senator when he returned to the senate. mitt romney ignored the tradition of famous freshman senators staying quiet, and he did it in a way that we have never seen before. he didn't even wait to be sworn in as a senator. he didn't wait for his first speech on the floor of the united states senate. he wrote on op-ed piece "the washington post" attacking donald trump's character. saying that donald trump does not have the essential qualities of honesty and integrity that mitt romney believes a president must have. and donald trump showed just how afraid of mitt romney he is. in his response there was no wild twitter attack. the president who does not know the meaning of the world team player simply said that he hopes mitt rumomney will be a team player. >> so with mitt romney, i'd love him to be a team player. >> mitt romney attacked donald trump in even stronger language when donald trump was on his way to winning the republican nomination for president. and then mitt romney did not vote for donald trump for president. he vo

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desley humphrey's has an update for us.ls arrived in beijing for face-to-face trade negotiations. it's the first formal meeting since president trump and xi agreed to a 90 day tariff truce. they face tariffs in march if they don't strike a deal. the morning post says trump may halt talks with china's vice president later this month into voss. president trump is planning a steel barrier rather than a concrete wall. he renewed his threat to invoke a national emergency as a way to circumvent congress. he says that will depend on what happens with talks to end a shutdown, now into its third week. democrats have threatened a legal fight if trump tries to declare a national emergency. >> we'll build a steel barrier, steel. itl'll be made out of steel. be less obtrusive and it will be stronger. we'll be able to use our great companies to make it. we'll be using a steel barrier, and that gives us rate strength at the border. desley: green book, about race relations in the south, and bohemian rhapsody, about freddie mercury, have em

desley humphrey. matt: desley humphrey in dubai with your first witness.lanning a prime time television addressed today as the partial shutdown enters its third week. the consequences are starting to bite. hundreds of thousands of federal workers will start to miss their andt paycheck on friday bloomberg data suggests contractors could lose out on more than $200 million a day in revenue. joining us now, brendan murray, bloomberg's u.s. economy managing editor. what are the risks to the u.s. economy if this keeps dragging on? what are the risks -- what is the damage that has already been done? if -- remains if the shutdown short-term, the damages to the but if thissmall, drags on for weeks and weeks, the estimates could go up by .3% or .4%. the folks who will not get their paychecks this week will obviously feel it and a lot of americans live paycheck to paycheck, so that will hurt. 300,000 toing about 400,000 people in a labor market of 150 million people, so relatively small. but if this does drag on and the people who receive government services start to

this is your business update on how to humphrey a glad you could join me there appears to be some movement in the trade dispute between the u.s. and the european union now brussels says it's prepared to get rid of industrial tariffs and tariffs on u.s. made cars the proposals are seen as the e.u. taking a step toward u.s. president donald trump's demands the office would benefit the u.s. in particular. american industrial firms that export products to the european union would be the big winners of import duties are abolished as proposed by the hue. u.s. firms currently pay a five point two percent tariff to sell their goods in the block in the other direction european firms pay a three point five percent import tariff to american tax authorities brussels plan would also see the end of june teas on cars and car parts an area in which american firms are disadvantaged they pay ten percent in tariffs while it is only a mere two point five percent on similar european in goods. we are prepared to put our vehicle tariffs on the negotiating table this as part of a broader agreement if the us agree

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jordan is one of the driest humphrey's on us and people only get delivered once a week and even that is often not reliable but. promising to help bring a steady water supply even to remote regions. abdul rahim waters whose families olive trees every day but they only get water from the mains on wednesdays so that is when they're always busy stocking up everybody here has a tank on the roof or a cistern in the garden it often doesn't rain here for weeks. the village about is fifty kilometers from the capital amman water from the mains just once a week is standard across jordan when there are problems at the water works it sometimes doesn't show up at all even on wednesdays. water has to be pumped here from lower lying regions hundreds of kilometers away that takes lots of equipment and energy and it's expensive the country's aging water supply system eats up around fifteen percent of the electricity used in jordan and a lot of the water it transports is lost due to leaks. by some high is an engineer who works here on improving water resource management. he's employed by germany's g. i

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is your business update i'm helena humphrey in berlin glad you could join me well the german government says that it may look quite ways involvement in its future high speed of five g. networks citing national security concerns in response the situation of industry says intel evidence is found no vendors should be excluded from the network united states and other countries are keeping the chinese phone away from their five g. networks because of data security they say that the company's link to the government in beijing increases the likelihood of cyber espionage the u.s. is carrying out a criminal probe into the tech. well the c.e.o. of huawei ren saying say refused to claims of chinese government involvement in. our company has never received no will receive orders from the government. we will refuse any order from the government. so why is quo way so controversial well a company was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven inch and then by a former military engineer and communist party member and it began to sell telephone switching equipment to chinese phone companies and i

five hundred a humphrey that he could join me weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow for an hour long chase across the alps they fear that a letter which has enabled authorities to restore some vital services could only be temporary now arctic conditions have brought some parts of southern europe and austria to a standstill and at least twenty one weather related deaths have been reported so far. it's been a busy week for the austrian militaries and rescue crews their main job is dropping bombs on to snow laden alpine slopes to release controlled avalanches. his the storms of the last few days have made it difficult for the helicopters to fly now they're taking advantage of a break in the weather. been on duty for days on end we've had to wait because of the weather now we're ready to go we're happy that we can finally get on with our work. kernan the barracks insaf elden is also home to a team of crack mountain troops experts in rescuing hikers and skiers lost in hostile terrain and residents of isolated communities cut off by the huge snow falls as a ship has said you k

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he fumbled and marlin humphrey picked it up. went the entire length of the field for the score.ns first touchdown, they finally have some light. but upon further review, gordon was ruled down. so the chargers the ball back at the 1 yard line. yeah, i don't know how john harbaugh agreed with that. this time he doesn't let go. that put the charges up 20-3 after they make the two-point conversion. they harassed jackson all game. they sacked himself entimes. he got this one off with 6:40 left in the game as he aired itt to crabtree. two touchdowns, 194 passing yards for jackson. ravens down 6. they got the ball back with 28 seconds left, but the chargers d comes up big one more time. the perfect strip and the chargers recover. they take their now 8-1 road record into gillette stadium against the patriots next. 23-17 the final. >>> it's a field goal attempt that will go down in wild card history as a double doink, but after the game between the bears and eagles, philadelphia players claim they actually tippe the ball. bears and eagles fans threw those crazy masks off, plenty of field

north carolina's jess helms and new hampshire's gordon humphrey both attempted to block the new law.s observed in the u-s for the first time in 19-86. m-l-k day was designated as a national day of service by congress in 19-94. ( robin ) here in the bay area we have a few events happening in honor of martin luther king junior day. at 8 a.m. there is the annual martin luther king jr. labor and communitybreakfast at the marriott ballroom. that located at 780 mission street here in san francisco. there's also an 8 a.m. breakfast at the berkeley adult school at 1701 san pablo ave. in berkeley and there's the 17th annual oakland martin luther king jr. day of service, with volunteers fanning across oakland. locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... the first california inmate has been released following a new law passed in november. (robin) and then... the student seen in a viral video over the weekend is and saying doesn't tell the full story. (robin) but first... one bay area busines

helena: i am helena humphrey, glad you could join me. nicolas maduro has won the backing of the military in the standoff with the opposition leader. the chief of the armed forces accused juan guaido of causing a coup. russia is standing behind him. in his latest speech, he thanked moscow for its support. >> russia gives its full support to the legitimate government. they support is for the peace and sovereignty of venezuela. he told me, president maduro, you can count on the unwavering support of russia. now, more than ever, we will be working on bilateral projects to further develop venezuela. helena: dw's oscar is there. bring us up toto the latest. oscar: the protest b begins -- contininues even today in these parts of the country. we have been monitoring the protests. they were decentralized. they were spread out through the different c crisis that we are living in venezuela. they are trying to unify political protest. e largest ones we have seen in recentnt history were yesterday. protests are likely to rise if the political conflic

i'm helena humphrey, glad you could join me. revelers around the world are ringing in the new year. the clock suggests truck midnight in dubai. hundreds of thousands of people have gathered to watch at the world's largest tower. the buburj khalifa is lit up by led lasersrs and fireworks. heldld in multiple locations across to buy. while new zealand and australia and most of asia are already a few hours into 2019, there are still many more parties to come. we will be bringing you the biggest celebrations across the globe as the world says goodbye to 2018 and hello to 2019. germany will be ringing in the new year in just under three hours time. here in berlin, a big news years party is getting underway. this is a huhuge challllenge foe authorities. >> the warm-up acts are already getting the crowd into the mood on a relatively mild years eve in berlin. numerous bands and djs will take to the stage. >> it is super. very good. >> that was nice, i enjoyed the performance, i don't really speak german but i could feel the passion behind the center. >> all sorts of people from all different

hayesings's book vietnam an epic tragedy, he recounts that the soviet government believed hubert humphrey was more likely than his opponent to end the vietnam war quickly. then hastings writes they offered humphrey's campaign secret financial support which was politely refused. politely refused. we didn't want to end it there. we asked our pal, presidential historian if this was an isolated incident. sure enough, it was not. in his book, the crisis years, michael recounts how in 1960 soviet ambassador reached out to the democrat, add llai stevenso seeking a third straight democratic nomination. he told stephenson that crews chef thought stephenson more likely to understand soviet anxieties and purposes than other presidential knlds. should the soviet press praise him and for what? should it criticize him and for what? later, stephenson wrote a friend. as i think about it, i get more and more in dig nanlt about being propositioned that way. i shall do one thing. reject the proposal. and when the soviet ambassador said crews chef votes for you, johnson responded it is better to leave the el

i am does the humphreys. this is bloomberg. matt: does a, thank you so much.t, budget airlines setting the pace. we look at the numbers from ryan air. and remember, bloomberg radio is live on your mobile device or on area.gital in the london you can tune in and listen to our hard-working anchor, markus carlson there. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets" this is a european open. we are a few minutes away from the start of cash and equities trading. this after apple cut forecast sales.st-quarter we have seen several price target cuts this morning as well, from goldman sachs, morgan stanley and piper jaffray. we have also seen an impact on some of contactors, all called lower. we will see what happens in a get to the live trade. that as get to the bloomberg business flash. ix has trimmed its profit guidance this year in a warning for retailers hoping to end it this year on a high note. the british clothing retailer reported a 1% gain in sales but extended the reporting. period after the holiday. the first retailer to report retail figu

humphrey picked it up and went the entire length of the field for the ravens' first touchdown. baltimore, finally some life. but upon further review, gordon was ruled down. so it is the chargers ball at the 1 yard line. on the next play, gordon hangs on for dear life. yeah. look at this. harbaugh not happy about that one because gordon puts them up 20-3 after the two point conversion. the chargers harassed jackson all game. seven sacks in this one. he finally got into the end zone with 6:40 let. aired it to crabtree, 31 yards before the two minute warning yet again. this time a seven yard score. two touchdowns and 197 passing yards for jackson. ravens down six get the ball back with 28 seconds left. but the chargers d comes up big. the perfect strip. the chargers recover and take their 9-1 patriots next. >>> odds makers who put the point total for this wild card matchup at 41 1/2 points may be out of a job tonight. the bears and eagles fans saw a crazy ending. that may save some odds makers jobs. when you look at this, with chicago down one, trubisky finds allan robinson. 22 ya

i am helena humphrey. bye for now. . going back to the studio you're watching france twenty four this is live from paris i'm showing about a giant thanks so much for tuning and let's take a look at our top stories this hou. a deadly attack in colombia has left at least nine people dead remains unclear who was behind the car bomb that targeted a police academy in the capital. bogota. doubling down on brexit negotiations britain's prime minister met with lawmakers this thursday just days before she is expected to propose a plan b. to leave the european union. and the menu and michael's former eight is in police custody and it's on the band allies accused of using his diplomatic passports for personal r reasons

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. >> reporter: ward 70 commissioner dexter humphrey says it's lltroubling, espec in this part of ward 7 not accustomed to crimes like this. p>> you have policesence in other parts of ward 7. so now they decidee' hey, going to come over here. >> we should be taking action on a proactive basis, not reactive basis. and we're into a reactive situation now, just because of the increased number of homicides that we've seen already. >> reporter: and council member vincent gray says it's time to increase a polresence in the city, but it's not just about having more officers. >> trying to encourage gspecially some of our young up and com officers to stay in the district of columbia. that's what communityolicing is. >> reporter: and police were here canvassing again. they'll be doing it again tomorrow. again, what police do say is that this was not a random shootingnk they don't the suspects had any ties to this neighborhood.ey id find a handgun, ammunition and drugs in the car that the victims were in.'r live in southeast, derrick ward, news4. back to you. >> all right, derrick,ryhank you uch

hubert humphrey was initially not the favored candidate. he was put forth by johnson as someone who can continue his programs to withstand a reasonable chance against richard nixon. johnson did not like robert kennedy. that was no secret. he was uneasy at the same time and was deeply saddened by kennedy's assassination. >> at the same time, the apollo program continues to grow with research being done in florida and texas at cape canaveral and the johnson state center. apollo 8 we saw in the video a moment ago launched in december 1968. >> the thing about the cold war is that it brought out the worst and the best in america. part of that was a peaceful competition with the so be, soviet union regarding space. when the soviets heard about the satellite, they got going and launched the first satellite which was sputnik. foreign capitals at the time was sputnik one over the world and it would go eat the beep until washington and it would say hot, hot, hot. the space race was part of this whole thing. they not only beat us to the first satellit

i am does we humphrey. this is bloomberg. matt? anna?t do you -- anna: theresa may faces a vote of new confidence today. how does it give -- a vote of no-confidence today. it would set burden on course for its third general election in six years, but is that likely to happen? joining us is bloomberg's executive government director. can jeremy corbyn really win this no-confidence vote this morning? >> it is a numbers game. german khan -- jeremy corbyn does not have the numbers on his own, so he's needs -- chinese lawmakers from other parties, -- he needs lawmakers from other parties. a key party that is allied with theresa may, the dup, says it does not like the deal, but for now it wants to work with her. as you said, a successful motion could end up triggering an election, and who wants that? there's a lot of frustration and division between the parties. anna: maybe we will see if anybody else does. matt? matt: maybe a lot of people in britain wants an election. after all, theresa may has been negotiating a dove that nobody seems to lik

and watching the news from but i'm having a humphrey branco will be back to take you through the day. on the. whole oh. in terms of the conflict zone confronting the powerful. serve beer is pushing ahead with moved to join the european union brussels who so far i'm impressed with its reforms my guest this week visiting violence is the serbian foreign minister i'm now firmly of beach. why so little progress on so many key issues. conflicts. insisting that g.w. . how did you. discover your concept. discover it with the cops. school. after one hundred hid the ideals of the bombers are more relevant today than they were a. hundred years ago missionaries reshapes things to the balkans people just to design isn't really shaping society. with ideas that are part of our future. about how man does castella our instinct in there and when you think i made it out to me our house means a vision if you can put up. what makes the powerhouse and its creationists inspiring to despair. it sounds how a part of. a. three part imagery starts in january thirteenth on w. . welcome to two thousand and ninete