across town hubert humphrey stepped from his chartered jet. light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed >> a new line of police moving down the street now to take positions and try presumably to clear this intersection. a noisy but nonviolent crowd jams the streets. chicago police charge suddenly in all directions. >> the crowd is running. police are chasing them into grant park. >> they jab nightsticks at the stomach and skulls. [ crowd chanting "the whole world is watching" ] >> "the whole world is watching," chants the crowd on the side. >> the incident certainly could hardly be described any other way except unprovoked. and the police lost control. ♪ >> richard nixon can take some heart for what happened here this week. >> the impact could help thrust richard nixon into the white house next january. ♪ >> mr. nixon chose to open his drive for the white house in chicago where the democrats had a certain amount of difficulty last week. today the crowds were big, boisterous, and friendly. >> a picture of the city of chicago and the people of chicago w

i'm having a humphrey glad you could join me thousands of indigenous people have converged on ecuador capital cater to join anti-government protests clashes with security forces led president anymore to you know to move his administration out of the capital he has also imposed an overnight curfew off to. he has stormed the congress building ecuador has seen 6 days of nationwide protests following cuts to fuel subsidies and other austerity measures. the. these are tactics that have toppled governments in ecuador before thousands of anti austerity demonstrators flooded the capital quito they're angry over a government decision to end fuel subsidies to reduce the country's deficit leading to soaring petrol prices. that this country is rich in natural resources what's happened is that it has been impoverished due to the chain of corrupt governments which have stolen for this life and the next symbol of the brightest of either a lot of. protesters blockaded roads and briefly storms the ecuadorian congress building before being driven out by police and soldiers firing tear gas. a state of e

i had on the humphrey glad he could join me turkish backed forces say that they have taken control of. an excuse me a key border town in north eastern syria that is according to turkey's defense ministry now is the most significant gain since president added ones offensive into the region began on wednesday which is for some 100000 people to flee the area meanwhile the german government says it will not export all into turkey that could be used in a syria operation. day 4 of the offensive so fierce fighting at the syrian turkish border. bombardment by took a shot tillery grown troops continue to make their way toward syria. alarm in the turkish border town of a colleague at least 3 grenades from the syrian side exploded in people's homes apartments tell lieschen by kurdish militia y p g it appeared to be no casualties the grenade came in here he says the fridge was destroyed and the grenade went straight to the other wall. in northern syria tens of thousands of people have left their homes international criticism of turkey is growing daily on friday the u.s. defense department said th

and that of the humphrey you could join me we start here in germany where. the government is warning that the threat of nationwide right wing terrorism is now quote very high this comes after a gunman killed 2 people in an anti semitic attack in the eastern town of her own wednesday the attack aimed at the city's jewish community fell on the holiest day in the jewish calendar young people. a city in mourning for the victims and in solidarity with the survivors germany's president frank walter steinmeier among those taking part signs of the attack still imprinted on the synagogue door which stopped the gunman from claiming 50 more lives but the 2 men still trying to process it all but i just can't understand what tacitus a 40 year old woman was the 1st to fall victim by chance as she passed in front of the synagogue minutes later the attacker killed a 20 year old man at a combat shop some streets away. the accused attacker was carrying 4 weapons and 4 kilograms of explosive material. during the night police raided his apartment in ben-dor a small town some 40

some trouble with the sound on that clip but let's go to barcelona where our correspondent helen humphrey is covering the very latest for us on the ground there hi helena good to see you we were just listening in our try to listen in there to pedro sanchez who was saying essentially there is no tolerance for violence in these protests tell us what is happening where you are have you witnessed any violence. go right where i'm standing now sumi we haven't seen a violent so this is been a largely peaceful protest but of course that could potentially change tens of thousands of people converging here in the heart of barcelona death come from 5 towns and cities around the north east of the country and of course at nightfall we have seen a pattern of violence now if you take a look behind me perhaps you can see some of the smoke which we have started to see way down this street and last night of course we know that protesters set fire to trash cans barricades so potentially we may witness some more of that behavior later we've just heard the crowds shouting up at the sky as well as a helicopter

time helena humphrey glad you could join me german chancellor angela merkel has told turkey to immediately halt its offensive in northern syria merkel made a demand in a phone call with turkish president red chip type added one on sunday as according to a german government spokesperson now it comes a day off to germany announced it would stop on's exports to turkey but the fighting rages on and is driving thousands of people from their homes. safe at last sheltering in a school classroom and. when the 1st bombs found see home is mild took her 2 children. and fled their border town home leaving all their possessions behind the pregnant mother has no idea what the future holds. why doesn't anyone help us our children will suffer and what agree supposed to do where are we supposed to go help us if just for the children it's a slog and all. more than 200 people are sheltering in the school about 5 to a classroom food and water are scarce medical supplies to you and yet conditions here are better than for their friends and relatives still in pain videos purported to originate that show a desper

helena humphrey with the very latest there on the ground in barcelona thank you. turkey is denying accusations that it has violated a fragile ceasefire in northern syria kurdish forces have accused of continuing to attack a border town president says turkey will relaunch its offensive in the region unless kurdish militia militias move back from the border but. a far cry from a ceasefire. this is the syrian border town of. fighting rages on between turkish bank forces and the kurds even as turkish president rich hip tayyip erdogan denies further violence but he vows to press on if there are still forces opposing turkey along a safe zone ankara wants to create along the border so lou of. his day night this issue of a safe zone along the border will have been resolved. i'm open. but if this promise is not fulfilled without any exception the minute this time is up our operation will resume where it stopped that was annulled with even more determination. as turkish forces continue to enter northern syria local residents in tel i say fighting there has stopped this town

i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me germany is shocked after an anti semitic attack on a synagogue on one of the most significant holidays in the jewish calendar young kapoor the day of atonement now the heavily armed gunmen shot into the door of a synagogue but was prevented from entering by security he then shot a bystander and then turned his weapons on a nearby combat shop in the eastern city of hama killing 2 people and seriously wounding 2 others chancellor angela merkel condemned the attack and showed solidarity with germany's jewish community by attending a vigil at a center. in valin earlier her interior minister said it could be a cvs that the how the attack was anti semitic and at the end of the vigil michael spoke to reporters his words he set. the film wanted to kill by the apartment unfortunately to jay on your holiest day we have witnessed something terrible the theme 5 or 2 people have lost their lives there was an attack on jews in germany. though it's not my goal and that of the government is to do everything possible to ensure that you can live in safety but this

at this point, matilda humphreys would pull out a pistol and fire at the soldiers. she did not hit anyone, but unknowingly, she opened the bottle of philippi. -- she opened the battle of philippi. [laughter] knowing this, colonel frederick lander, he would direct the artillery to open fire on the camp at philippi. he would be credited with discharging the first gun. the range was outstanding. the sun was just starting to come up, and there -- the new white tents made a pretty target. they would drop 16 total shots to the confederate camp. this was about 4:30 in the morning or so, a half-hour past the designated time. lander probably knew this shot could not have been fired by kelly, but he took the opportunity to open the battle anyway, figuring kelly must be in place or pity it close to it. the problem with all of this is that kelly's men were running late. to make matters worse, they were arriving on the wrong end of town, almost across the river from dumont's men. when kelly's column had reached town, this is the end of this 22 mile march. when they reached danto

but hubert humphrey, jimmy carter. alan cranston. and the reason i say this as i learned a valuable lesson that i mentioned in the beginning of this discussion. the person that you disagree with in the middle of the day is the person you leave the room with with your arm around. there was a better time. his best friends in the senate were lloyd benson and dave prior. the saddest moments of his tenure was today a plane you could not find two figures in this country more polar opposites than jesse helms and yet and that it transcended politics for go and the senator had a terrible about that led to another surgeon. he had not seen me and said i have not seen justin and then i explained to him. he was visibly upset and said can you help me? i said sure. he said can you arrange for me to go to bethesda? i call the capital police. jesse helms was running the station my wife and i grew up watching in raleigh. i took him to the naval hospital secrets up by the bed. somebody probably said something bad about him during the vietnam protest so

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and watching the news a life from ballet and i'm helena humphrey thanks that your company and c.c. . city in ruins are a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines and between the muslims and the christian population last with my astrologers of occupied the city center in 2017 president of church's response was from a whole. different. game book called game of. the ring conquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want a code of morality to become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. phyllis in the sights of our guests starts october 24th on d w. this week on world story. germany 30 years after the end of east germany russia the stalingrad statue gets a facelift we begin in greece where more than $10000.00 refugees including a large number of children are still housed at camp morea on the island of lesbos the conditions of camp are horrific. this tent outside greece's largest refugee camp is home to 4 people. for iman who fled syria has been living here for close to a month the morea campus 4 times over its capacity so th

one of the most prominent was hubert humphrey, president nixon's chief opponent in the last election a leader in the democratic party, he conversed with a president then chatted with newsmen. i think we have to realize that if the president is moving and he is trying and i believe he has made some progress, that's my view of it, i think he has. this mean that you support whatever the president has done in vietnam up until now? >> i think what he has done has been good. he hopes he can do more. i hope he can. i believe that no man in this country is more desirous of bringing about an acceptable and workable settlement in vietnam than the president of the united states. >> washington, and in particular the white house, has been a focal point for groups demonstrated for or against something or someone. is a citizen'sts right under the constitution. president nixon is aware of the objections raised by the vocal minority both responsible and irresponsible. on him has pressure been from those who would either get troops out immediately for those who want a buildup to force a military victo

listened and we learned, and we began to get involved when all the way back to the campaign of bert humphrey when neither of us knew what we we're doing except passing out bumper stickers that said vote for company. elijah was being brought along and tutored is i said by the mitchell club and i was being brought along a tutor by the late state senator he was the first black woman in america ever to be elected to state senate. [applause] said despite those organizational allegiances, we became political buddies right away. we we're both the yearly to try to strike out and to change the system that had maintained discriminatory practices and housing and education and employment in healthcare. is we're to deny political power. it was attracted to my grassroots campaign and 79 to run for the city council with no her name at all. and i knew and he knew even though he didn't see it and we didn't discuss at that time that one day elijah in the not-too-distant future would be running for himself. i would go on later that year to get elected to a city council and winning by three boats. elijah who me

one of the great americans in the second half of the 20th century, hubert humphrey. two people who could not be more on polar opposites and came together in one regard. that was the love of country and their belief that the security of the united states had a hope to be free. among those who stood in this place, john kyle, marco rubio, john bolton, mike lee, ted cruz, the ambassador to the united states, the state of israel and lyle gardner's friend, conservative member of the european parliament, this is about them and this is about the legacy of senator helms as brian said so eloquently. i will go to the 1970s. in the united kingdom, the aircraft carrier freedom placed with democratic representative government. in the 1970s, when senator helms came to the united states senate, the united kingdom, i saw it, this young american whose father was stationed at a british military base. we now know the soviet back to labor unions holding the uk, the welfare state drew the life out of the people, the socialist labor government accepted the united kingdom's evolution into t

our correspondent helen humphrey is in barcelona covering the events there she sent us this report on how the pro independence catalan movement has been organizing itself with the help of new technology. the streets of central barcelona strewn with debris after days of violent unrest locals are left to survey the damage like many here myra says she wants independence for catalonia not at any cost. there were thousands and thousands of people that i've never seen in that street. because people all cover. i was not identified i mean the bend them and i was not identified with that was that kind of people that i was seeing on the street. at 3 and zena has worked with the pro independence council and national assembly in the past and he's helped organize the peaceful demonstrations during the day he says many frustrated protest is feel they haven't been hurt. the message that the europe has been sending to catalans is that they've been cheering up for violent demonstrations such as in hong kong so they didn't really care whether demonstrations where violent or nonviolent so apparently the

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our correspondent helena humphrey is in barcelona and sent us this report. it's become a familiar but notice worrisome to the face no it no protests here and also not have to divide and now the civil guard has been drafted to back up police out on the streets here barricades. been thrown far works and smoke filled and a number of mosques protesters can now be seen at times the crowd his flat quickly and unpredictably spanish prime minister case that was sanchez says that there will be a 0 tolerance policy towards violence but even off for a day off huge and knowledge the peaceful protests that's not a message that's being heard here tonight. now catalonia as ex-president carlos put him on who fled to belgium after the failed in 2017 independence bid turn himself in to police there on friday after spain reactivated its arrest warrant for a judge released him without bail setting a court date for the end of october that's when belgian authorities will decide whether to comply with the arrest warrant and extradite him to spain they declined to do so in 2017. ku

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correspondent to hello humphrey on the line now from barcelona welcome hello what's going on. so we're in the midst of the 5th night of. the. century we saw those protests violently getting sent to just about an hour ago police came through one of the main squares with a round band high speed previously with a bit of clearing the masses who had gathered at night but then the violence really ramped up to the crowd fled and essentially the plaza got a lot here where we were the square that became standing by barricades set on fire and then many more protests and protested to be had at the charity seen during the course of the day when we had the peaceful protest but these were protesters with their faces covered they would carry metal poles they were committing acts of vandalism they were setting all gas canisters it was a scene of great confusion and on the rest riot police that were everywhere and scuffles breaking out. as you said seen from your various i'm just points that i don't know was there anything to plumstead this outbreak of violence you said it started off quite pe

i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me u.s. president donald trump and his plans to pull u.s. troops out of syria drawing fire from both sides of the ali washington senior congressional politicians according on trump to reverse his decision that concerned that the pullout when it out in a which it's long planned offensive against kurdish fighters in the region fighters that have been key u.s. allies and its fight against the so-called islamic state. leaving in a hurry american troops started pulling out of syria within hours of the official announcement. they leave behind them empty bases near the turkish border bases that had been a guarantee of safety for kurdish forces u.s. president donald trump abruptly canceled that guaranteed by tweet the kurds fought with us but were paid massive amounts of money and equipment to do so they have been fighting turkey for decades it is time for us to get out of these ridiculous endless wars many of them tribal and bring our soldiers home u.s. troops were in syria to support kurdish forces in the fight against the so-called islamic state

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our correspondent helen humphrey is in barcelona she sent us this is testament. by day column may have been restored here but last night saw a new level of violence in barcelona begging the question where the night for will once again unleash that chaos on the streets here we witnessed masked young people armed with sticks and stones and bottles turned these streets into a battleground fires blazed in smoke filled the air and police responded racing their vans through the masses using tear gas and water cannon today the destruction is evident with damage to street signs and traffic lights some 128 people have been arrested since these protests began on monday 500 people injured and 200 police officers many here in barcelona say they don't know where these violent use are coming from and say they don't represent the independence movement. in clashes between turkish forces and kurdish fighters in northern syria continuing despite a u.s. brokered deal to halt hostilities for 5 days both turkey and the kurds have accused one. other of violating the cease fire fightin

here's more from our correspondent helena humphrey in barcelona. it's become a familiar but notice worrisome concept that if it's night no protests here and also not have turned violent now the civil guard has been drafted to back up police out on the streets here barricades waffles have been thrown far works and smoke filled the air and a number of mosques protestors can now be seen at times the crowd his flat quickly and unpredictably spanish prime minister pedro sanchez says that there will be a 0 tolerance policy towards violence but even offer a day off huge and naughty peaceful protests that's what a message is being heard here tonight. now to some other stories making news around the world protests in the lebanese capital beirut have turned violent with police firing tear gas into crowds of demonstrators there demanding the government halt plans for new taxes amid a severe economic crisis many want an end to a ruling political corrupt last they see as corrupt. mexican authorities have admitted they failed to arrest one of the sons of el chap

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but there were other pictures, hubert humphrey, jimmy carter, even alan cranston and howell heflin. the reason i say this is i learned a valuable lesson that i mentioned at the beginning of this discussion, the person you disagree with in the middle of the day is somebody you leave the room with with your arm around. it was a better time. senator helms's best friends in the united states senate were people like lloyd benson and dale bumpers and david pryor. one of the saddest moments of his tenure in the united states senate was the day a plane crashed in minnesota and it took the life of senator paul wellstone. you could not find 2 figures this country more polar opposites, jesse helms, monroe from north carolina and paul wellstone of minneapolis. they had a special love between them that transcended politics and i will tell you, as the floor manager, senator helms had a terrible bout that led to another heart surgery and senator wellstone saw me and he said i haven't jesse and i explained it to him and he got visibly upset and said can you help me? i said sure. can you arrange for

my head on the humphrey glad you could join me we start in poland where exit polls suggest that right wing nationalist have clinched a 2nd term in power in sunday's sunday's parliamentary election now remains to be seen whether the lauren justice party will gain enough votes to govern the nation alone or if it will have to form a coalition about it was held amid concerns within the e.u. of the party's commitment to a future democratic system opposition party say that the outgoing government has undermined the independence of the huge issue in media as well as making poland less welcoming to us. minorities and the l g b t community. well here is the law and justice party leader yet us have to change shortly after the exit poll result was announced it told thought there were national. our main strengths are credibility and keeping our word. our work may well be more difficult in the 4 years ahead than it was during the previous 4 much national. but we must maintain credibility. and dispel dote but what we are doing is good real and responsible yes. you know. we ought to put it want to t

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the convocation to nominate vice president hubert humphrey to succeed president lyndon johnson. >> i lead our country. >> the chaos that engulfed the democrats was practically an advertisement for the republican party. candidate richard nixon capitalized on the anger and the unrest. the war at home. >> let us recognize that the first civil right of every american is to be free from domestic violence. so i pledge to you, we shall have order in the united states. >> nixon leads in the polls but his white house dreams are haunted by lbj's progress toward ending the war. >> nixon worries about the prospect of an october surprise, that peace is being negotiated, that it's in hand and that it oosts the prospect of hubert humphrey. >> mid-october, lyndon johnson fuels nixon's worst fear. >> who is that speaking, dick, is that you? >> i'm on. >> hubert, you on? >> yes, sir. >> in a conference call, lbj updates the presidential candidates, confidentially, on a big breakthrough in the negotiations. north vietnam at last is willing to talk with south vietnam. >> this is in absolute confidence,

josh love five yards to humphreys. make it 13-0 san jose state. later in the quarter love looking air ward and it's bailey gaither 80-yards to the house. love 24 of 36, 405 passing yards and the spartans win it, 3-2. >> a's fans may want to turn away. this should have been game one oakland at houston but it didn't work out that way. the rays asche trotmans the, justin verlander getting start. kate upton prettying up the joint. two run shot, 2-0 stros and that would be plenty for verlander who was dealing in the 7th. he gets one waving, diaz, no shot on curve ball. uncle charlie, verlander eight strikeouts in seven scoreless. honey, you see what i did. astros win it 6-2. >> dodgers nats, clayton kershaw on the bump, anthony rendon will bump him. stays in the yard, 3-0, adam eaton scores. 4-2 in the 9th, dodgers looking for 8th inning magic. bases loaded, two outs. daniel hudson, cory seager ball game. nationallings 4-2, that series tied a the a game a piece. oh, boy, better than we did. thank you guys. modern family is next. thank you so much for w

unconstitutional, therefore you should take the case, under the basic analysis that i outlined, the humphrey executive should be limited to its facts and not extended to these single-agency head cases. that may be decided. there is two other cases i won't even pull you into the details of which come where asking the supreme court to take their aases, one involving the fhf and one involving the cfpb. normally you would think they would not take these cases. the other issue with the key to these cases where you limit the removal authorities not only whether or not it is unconstitutional, but what the remedy is. the fifth circuit said in one of these cases that we will amend the statute prospectively to make the agency head removable at will. a person had done in the past, invalidated based on that step -- you will not invalidate it is not the statute. it is conceivable that they will combine these two and give us an answer on the underlying constitutionality and the remedy. i should note that not only does the court take separation of powers more seriously in recent years, but judge kavanaugh

. ♪ >> ahead of the 1968 election, richard nixon was running against then-vice president hubert humphreye johnson administration was trying to make a deal with vietnam to end the war. nixon's campaign secretly tried to convince the vietnam government to walk away from peace talks to make johnson and humphrey look incompetent. nixon would win the presidency by less than a percentage point. and, of course, there's a big winner of our 2016 election, vladimir putin. it exacerbated the vision and discord around our election and we're still dealing with the fallout and seeing new attempts from interference from russia. >> i made a call, the call was perfect. >> very another country manufacture dirt on his opponent, it is hard to imagine a more fundamental abuse of that office. >> remember what george washington said in his farewell george washington said in his farewell address. against the insidious wiles of foreign influence the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake. up next an extraordinary moment of forgiveness. this hug is making some people hopeful and some people uncomf

marlon humphrey, scoop and a score. cowboys hosting the eagles, sunday night football from dallas.o positions. ezekiel elliott scores. cowboys win big over the eagles as we move warrior game week is approaching. d'angelo russell and steve kerr want to talk about it. >> everything we do we're developing that chemistry. the more the better. 15 games in we'll be up to speed. >> we have to do so much more this year than we've done in the past and breaking down defensive schemes and different looks that we're going to see that we have to guard game in and game out, just basic nba actions. our young as many reps as they can. >> season is starting really soon, chase center. big coverage on thursday here at abc 7. >>> with that, that's it for tonight. >> abc. news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. thanks for joining us. have a great evening and an even better morning. (john a.) the stage is set. watch out, big balls, 'cause here i come! 24 ordinary men and women are about to go head-to-head with the most extraordinary obstacle course ever assembled. aah! those brave enough must be prepar

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