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the humphrey haiti's presidential assessment. police say these men, part of the school who kills jovan l. y in his health, searching for more mercenary, and demos are also coming off the us. president biden sets an august 31 bed line for the country's largest longest war saying it's time for i've got to decide its own future that the taliban could be the witness of the withdrawal.

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people were being denied education, at some point, and yes lyndon johnson and vice president hubert humphrey, understood this. they said at some point, the federal government stepped in. that is their job. so i don't know how much clear you can than to have them -- clearer you can than to have them actually come to the place where it is there only point of salvation because their governor is not going to do it for their people. >> we are handing the baton to our senate colleague to finish this race for us. >> we are often occupied to work on policy but what really makes an impact is when people are on the front lines and coming here to the capital to share their experience. that is what the texas legislators have done and i'm so proud they have come to share the exact provisions that in texas are designed to rip up their vote, including attacking registration, attacking early voting, attacking vote by mail. we led the country in voting, but do you know who else did? utah, a republican state. it has served well every citizen of the country to have their voice heard in the direction our countr

he came into the new hampshire hotel and did film commercials for gordon humphrey. he was accompanied by two aides who quickly disappeared so governor reagan and i just sat there inn the lobby and were in complete awe of this man. he was completely friendly and completely jovial. we talked about high school and college sports while we liked what we played and he was utterly charming utterly kind and here i was this 21-year-old kid talking to the national leader of american conservatism at the time and a leading senator for the republican nomination and he showed me nothing but kindness and generosity of spirit. those are memories that will be with me for the rest of my life. josÉ talked about how you sat down in the hotel lobby and chatted but you also recount and the last act the story about hi, post-presidency office and the phones were up correctly. >> guest: yes, that was a story that president reagan's chief of staff they had rented office space for former president reagan in century city and ironically there was a terrorist disaster. it was in the building and

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no said prosecutor front humphrey's, who knew he had been cited in georgia at the time of the murders awful thing at the farmhouse, you know associating that with him? even in the public mind? >> oh, truly at that time, law enforcement knew, he was physically in augusta. >> rather, humphries focused on evidence coming from the parker crime scene. he quickly came to believe this was more than a bungled home invasion. >> it was apparent nothing had been taken, at least nothing that you would suspect to be taken in a burglary. >> humphries fought back to some curious statements bambi had made in her interview with police. she said she had given it willingly. >> so, you sure you are okay to sit down and do this? >> i'm not okay, but i want to help you. >> soon after the interview started, bambi said he had began describing in detail, a feud within her family. an issue with the land bambi owned, and her parents were living on. >> that's been a long, like, family feud. >> right. over the land? >> a long time. >> according to humphries, bambi and diane argued over who should control that pro

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the background. and you'd see that on market street, and as market street got seedier and seedier and fewer people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the j

i think it depends on the instrument and the in the different humphreys and we saw we still launch differences. you mentioned the english and scottish people that ranch to london got attractive. but then in england we haven't the incidence of 7 day incidence of about 300 right now . and other concrete that was much lower. so for example, in germany, we had mentioned as a 5, and we had no outbreaks when the saving unit and i'm very off, the introduction went down and they had to pull a massive beginning from the beginning. so they started with an incident of $10.00 to $2.00 or something. so we can't say that football is the real big risk. it really depends on the competition in the, in the different countries. one match that remains now is the final which is going to be in the u. k, which as you say, has got one of the higher instance races rates in europe. so how risky of the stadium full of 60 plus 1000 people the stadium itself is not a problem. it's the, it's a travel to the stadium as you, as we saw and heard, and some other discussions is traveling to the stage on the celebration after an

hubert humphrey was backed by the establishment of the party. i do not know where to would have been gone -- where dale what have gone. -- would have gone. i think he could have. the convention in 68 was controlled by the bosses and old system of governors picking delegations. it would have been hard. it would have been better for the country to help bobby kennedy walk into that tall and red ligh-- rally the antiwar forces. it would have been great to have a real battle in the convention instead of on the streets of chicago. i am thrilled at the prospect that he would have lived and there would have been a debate over the war. it might have gone the right direction. it would have been a battle which we needed in the party and country. i hoped he would win. i can only predict -- i am pretty good at predicting elections thursday following tuesday. 2022 is going to be a cliffhanger. 2024 is going to be a cliffhanger. in our current situation, the 50-50 elections, we have to get voting rights straight. i believe, this is not the democratic field, i

in birmingham, by priestly, popularized by the president of the rough society, very, very famous humphrey davy, the man who discovered more elements than any other kenneth in history. why a footboard is using it? well, because football are, they're actually rather smart because they realize that if to get how funny the party you can use alcohol or nitrous oxide, if he's alcohol to get to a level of, of quite intense intoxication of fun. you're going to have a hang over the next step. if you use like oxide, you're going to be fine, 5 minutes later, but it is oxide that became, we believe not proven. it's not happy in law, but subject to the fact. because substance is that largely because newspapers took pictures of people like sterling using nitrous oxide and then vilifying the doing so and claiming it was harmful when hung hundreds of millions of women around the world have to deal with the pain of childbirth. just like luke sure. did when he had his broken leg in wow, i know it may be used for some trial for depression. again, i have to say we can do it. i mean, i want to get the book is

ah, hello there, i'm in the hands of algebra life and also coming up, humphrey cra, england off a nail biting penalty shoots out. if we win the european football championships for the 1st time.

i mean, are the police i numbers are the waiting for on forces to come in. humphrey got control of the situation and sol felisa absolutely overwhelmed. they're out numbered. as we've seen in the last few minutes, they try and push people back. they try and target lou to specifically get them out of stores just as soon as they fire roberts, fire rubber bullets. or just as soon as they move away from any of these positions, people return to the stores. and this is also one of the elements that's important is the fact that people aren't terribly scared by the police. so by police presence, i mean just behind us, we've got about 4 or 5 police offices, one police vehicle, the other that was stationed there will 2 vehicles now, the others that was stationed for the last 3 i was about to move on to other parts of this particular township we williams switzer yesterday, and when we spoke to police and asked them if they were managing the responses was, what can we do? they have said to us that they simply can't manage that their, that their offices are engaged across a number of hot spots. and

i mean, the great newspapers, the great interviewers — humphreys, paxman, dimbleby — they sniff out lies society? absolutely. well, following on from| the matt hancock story, we had a bold front page with, "how can he cling on?" - which i think is people's instinctive reaction, - other than, bizarrely, - the prime minister and the former health secretary. so i think it's headlines like that, projected with vigour, _ that do bring about change — i in this case, political change — but there's other stories that we have covered, . whether it's dementia care, whether it's ppe, that we . project with confidence, we get to the heart of the story, - and we can make real impact and bring about change - for the better, which we are very, very proud of doing. l i've mentioned your work on covid and care homes, which was superb. paul dacre, the previous editor, of course, before geordie greg, 2016, of course, he had the headline, "enemies of the people", and pictures of three high courtjudges. would you have that on the front page today? i suspect not. every editor makes . their ownjudgements. of c

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they've done it with humphrey bogart, it is coming and i don't like it. bill headed for passage as well as the green new deal provisions within it former labor secretary robert reich decided to advocate for his green agenda on tick-tock by lip-synching. watch. ♪♪ >> if you are more than 12 you should stay off of tick-tock. the chinese are watching you and you can't dance but i think this is a play on public sensibility. this could be his audition real. he should be in a munchkin reboot or something. laura: i hear he has a short fuse but not sure that is accurate, he seems happy-go-lucky. he had a nice little move at the end. i take his dancing over his economic analysis anyway. stay out of the labor market. >> mining the yellow brick road and instituting rations. we will leave it there. laura: you had to show that. i don't like clowns or anything like that, clownohphobia. the worst media offenders of the week coming up. in thegraham angle, we have your eyes on you. we look at the barrage of anti-trump books that just dropped all at once and mark millie wi

yes, we are proud of hubert h humphrey and walter mondale. these are the problems we have to fix.here are no guarantees. all you do is get up in the morning and do the best can to push justice forward as far as again and that is all i got. i'm telling people about this bill because i spent all afternoon talking to my ex' -- ex-colleagues about this bill and my advice is to pass it. but the winnings in your pocket and get back at next year. [applause] >> in minnesota, the houses democratically digital, the senate is republican-controlled. a.g. ellison: if we had all democrats, we would go further. the point is, we have what we have and republicans are passing some things that are good. are we going to say no because we can't get everything? john boehner, remember him? when he had his hr-1, he said, if they won't take it, we will give it one slice at a time, and you better believe -- randy knows this -- before long, they cut that budget way back and it almost looks like they got the whole lump, but it took a while. you all had john lewis up here. in 19 64, we passed the civil rights

they've done it with humphrey bogart. finally with the structure bill headed for passage as well as the green new deal provisions in it, former labor secretary robert richt decided to advocate for his green agenda on tik tok by lip syncing. watch. ♪♪ laura, if you're more than 12, you should stay off of tik tok. the chinese are watching you and you can't dance. this is really a play on public sense abilities. this could be his oudin reel. i think he's trying to be in the munchkin rebeat or something. i could see him as a mayor of munchkin sky >> laura: i hear he has a short fuse. he had a nice move at the end. kind of -- i'll take him dancing over his economic analysis any day. >> his labor policies. >> laura: yeah. >> he will be mining the yellow brick road and instituting rations. leave it there. >> laura: no. i'm going to have nightmares all weekend. you had to show that to me. you know i don't like clowns or anything like that. raymond, thank you. the worst media offenders of the week is coming up. "the ingraham angle

i think it depends on the instruments and the in the different humphreys. and we saw the stone arch differences that you mentioned, the english and scottish people that ranch to london govern attractive. but then in england, we haven't the incidence of 7 day incidents of about 300 right now and germany in other countries that was much lower. so for example, in germany, we had mentioned as a 5 and we had no outbreaks when be saving and under the introduction went down and they had to pull a full estate method beginning from the beginning. so they started with an incident of 10 and they are now $2.00 or something. so we can't say them that football is the real big risk. it really depends on the competition in the, in the different countries. one match that remains now is the final which is going to be in the u. k, which as you say, has got one of the higher instance races rates in europe. so how risky of the stadium full of 60 plus 1000 people the stadium itself is not a problem. it's the, it's a travel to the stadium as you, as we saw and heard, and some oth

his coaches were kelly humphreys and martin baker. he was a handful,a real handful.lmed him down. it gave him a sense of purpose, he absolutely loves doing it and he was just a natural. absolutely. and it is worth saying, surely it is a house of celebration, who did you watch with, what where the emotions like? and your son is an olympic silver medallist. watched with friends and family, my twin boys, my mum, my friend from down the street who was actually responsible forjohdi starting tae kwon do and therefore, by default, bradly starting tae kwon do. my daughterjodie and her girlfriend libby, and then there is my friendsjo and shawnie. jodie, joe and shawnie are all international referees. welcome back. that was cheryl sinden talking to nestor mcgregor a little earlier, celebrating bradley sending's medal there. disappointed he did not get gold, but a heck and achievement. i'm sure they will be celebrating tonight, but receiving the main celebrations until he gets back, they can do it altogether. let's move on from the olympics to some domestic uk news. plans to re

the humphrey haiti's presidential assessment . police say these men are part of the hips cool kills jovan l. y. in his help searching for more mercenaries and demos, also coming off us, president biden sets an august 31 deadline for the country's largest, longest war, saying it's time for us to decide its own future that the taliban could be the witness of the withdrawal. biotech, pfizer seek permission for the fed. those of that over 19 vaccine saying and additional shots helps boost immunity. as the delta barrier becomes dominant around the world and going where no woman has gone before the united arab emirates selected woman. she's busy training in the me i'm got up as welcome to the program. days after haiti's president was assassinated in his home. police say that i've captured 17 suspects and killed several others among the rest of our columbia, an ex, military, and to jewel us haitian citizens. the motive remains unclear. authorities are still searching for more members of the alleged hit squad ation citizens, also joining the man and the the booth sued. so have teeth assassins on

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somebody who now research shows and bob metal noise is humphrey the help of the young and the old, with the lease of the 90000000 people and all the structure required to sustain them. the problem is acute in the capital. deli experts see only a mix of measure can help turn the one down the there's a day before lucian, you can't see can't smell, days or fever. it's a dangerous attack on your ears. it's the pollution that comes from noise. ah, environmentalists tons of motion studies noise pollution levels and any by using a basic mobile by the phone. miserable limits said by the government for noise in the daytime. for today's eventually area is 45 to 55 decibels here. because almost double set of a good ball says the noise that was just filled and this is not the very busy rod in delhi. this would be a normal road in delhi vivian. this is this level will be at $995.00. and that's the problem is an increase. the noise by 10 decimals is both saved as a doubling or volume. the damaging effect of noise is mostly under the estimated noise. pollution is a big problem in india, specially in m

hubert humphrey involved from minnesota, and so many others that led the way to get this done. we have to do the same thing now with voting rights. and to listen to their stories of what had been going on in their state. probably the most poignant to me is in harris county, texas, during the pandemic with over 5 million people, just one dropoff mailbox. for me, that's like putting one in the middle of minnesota for my entire state. that is what we're tealdealing in texas, and why they make the case for voting rights legislation and something you know i support, abolishing the filibuster. >> now, a procedural vote to advance the infrastructure bill and the democrat's budget proposal is slated for wednesday. republicans say more time is needed because the text does not yet exist for them to review and because they object to the cost of the budget bill. what do you say to those concerns, senator? >> you know, senator schumer is right to set deadlines and move us along. otherwise people putz along forever. and a lot of people in rural -- where i'm at right now, rural georgia or rur

we have jay powell on wednesday and thursday and humphrey hawkins.and bunds drop and bounce the same as us. >> thank you very much >>> china's recent crackdown on its own companies has sent those stocks plummeting. didi down about 30% from where it opened on its ipo date just on june 30th the crackdown spooking investors, too, pulling money. seema mody has the numbers on the outflows >> reporter: that's right. increased regulation is prompting investors to offload shares of chinese stocks about $1.2 billion in the last two weeks. that compares to inflows of $8 billion during the same period a year ago that according to iif. selling is more prove nent in china where the volume timt of the stock mark has been much greater than other regions like euram and latin america. while investors have typically overlooked the risk of regulation this time around it's clearly having an impact on sentiment. goldman sachs pointing out the risk appetite for chinese stocks has sharply dropped to below average levels, more so than other countries in asia. the latest eff

the humphrey school through the roy will consist center and through the school at vcu. thanks everyone and have a great day next, on american history tv. former prominent figures in american law including supreme court justice, elena kagan recall their experiences working as clerks for supreme court justice and civil rights like on, thurgood marshall. they discuss marshall's personality, his skill as it storyteller and his impact on their careers. the supreme court historical society hosted this event in the supreme court chamber. it's just over an hour. >> i'm john ginsburg and since nobody else seems to be here to do, it all introduce our panel for this evening. in this look back at justice, thurgood marshall. to my immediate left,

the university of minnesota humphrey school of public affairs provided the video of the sim pose 81 whichit co-hosted with the l. douglas wilder school of public affairs at virginia commonwealth university, and the belonging institute at the university of california berkeley.

back and read the stories and people like gary bauer who was a domestic policy advisor or gordon humphrey a conservative senator from new hampshire or saying this should not be an administration that gives people appointments based on their bedroom habits, you know, it's that's the level of ignorance and bigotry that really still existed even as late as you know going into the late 1980s. the reagan years were somewhat glamorous years in washington dc was hollywood on the potomac in many ways. president reagan cherished in relished his hollywood friends and seems that mrs. reagan did too. any influence that she brought into the white house social dynamic? that was particularly hollywood based for her years there. brought in a big glamor factor frank sinatra was a fixture it just about all sorts of events and it was such a contrast from the carter years. you know jimmy carter at one point banned the playing of hail to the chief because he thought it was too pretentious. so she not only brings back the the glamor factor. she courts the liberal georgetown scene where you know that essentiall

and the others were national us politicians including richard nixon hubert humphrey edmund, muskie and the likes of cronkite being measured against in terms of trust being measured against politicians came out ahead. and the cbs publicist ran with this as evidence as advertising evidence for cronkite being called the most trusted man in america and that in that characterization stuck. but we'll get into that. in a moment, so let's go back to the powerpoint presentation and resume that drilling down on the cronkite moment. and in particular it's important. i think not to lose sight of. of the fact that his views cronkite's views were not dramatically different from what was becoming mainstream opinions. in early 1968 the wall street journal conservative publication conservative editorial board four days before the cronkite program said in an editorial about the war in vietnam that the us effort there may be doomed and that everyone had better be prepared for the bitter taste of their feet beyond america's power to prevent. the wall street journal was not saying the united states is mire

really, actually, like that she brought up lyndon johnson, who along with vice president hubert humphrey, pushed hard to get legislation through to protect civil rights in the '60s. when you have a concerted effort, across the country, not just in texas, but in georgia and in other places, dozens, states have passed voter-suppression laws to limit people's freedom to vote. then, you know the answer should be in washington. where the constitution, clearly, says the congress has the right to make or alter laws, regarding federal elections. and i don't know what cause is greater than doing that right now. this is the moment to get it done. >> i want to read something that "politico's" reporting from congressman jim clyburn. it says, biden could pick up the phone and tell joe manchin, hey, we should do a carve out, clyburn said, referring to the centrist west virginia democrat who has resisted filibuster reform. i don't care whether he does it in a microphone or on the telephone. just do it. so, there's jim clyburn saying, to joe biden, just do it. you have to get this -- this rule in the se

he called it the great game, and he beat democrats hubert humphrey in a tight election that year. as you can see here, nixon was almost pugilistic at the president. he viewed himself as someone who needed to fight to stay on top, he battled constantly with congress. as he sought to expand his executive power. a great example in the book is nixon's aggressive attempt to untie and funds in order to thwart pieces of legislation passed by congress he did not like. for example, in october of 1972, you see congress was forced to override nixon's veto of amendments to the clean water act. the environment was becoming extremely important in the country at that time. nixon just refused to spend the money, he did not agree with. it he defined congress. ultimately, congress was forced to pass the impoundment control act of 1974 to control these sorts of abuses by nixon and his administration. similarly, in 1973, something we see a lot in the later chapters, after congress learned that nixon had secretly bombed sites in cambodia without notifying congress, they passed the war powers resolutio

jay powell's testimony on capitol hill later this morning, this is day one of a two-day so-called humphreyon revenue expectations. the stocks are down this morning. we're waiting on wells fargo and citigroup later this morning. all are trading down about a third to 2%. global markets this morning are mixed. take a look at european stocks right here as concerns over the delta vair yantd want and -- variant and inflation hit investors here. the cac is down 12, dax lower by 21 and-a-half. asia overnight markets closed lower, the worst performer overnight was china, shanghai composite down better than 1%. meanwhile, back in the u.s., a fuel tanker erupts into flames after crashing on a michigan highway. cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl: this is something else, maria. the dashcam video captured the wild crash, the tanker was filled with 14,000 gallons of gasoline. it burned for nearly two hours on monday. look at that. wow. firefighters had to work to put out the flames, obviously. the driver escaped with only minor injuries, incredibly. engineers are investigating the damage, helping

in hubert humphrey started to give a briefing and commander-in-chief was bigger than life.-up every time so many would say something it answer the question in hubert would just about be ready to answer googling and stop. johnson would take over. >> this usually pretty much the way it was as well pretty. >> he was a powerful figure. >> and johnson talking by the things that he was doing to win the war, and you piped up and said like halts'. [inaudible]. >> as a congressman listening to him, i was probably more critical than i would've been as a member of the executive branch being asked questions by them at the congress party so you stand it kind of depends on where you set. so he was going through. where he was trying to figure out what to do in the war in vietnam. he would go through a heavy bombing. and then there would be a bombing pause and he would hope that would cause a positive reaction from the north vietnamese are the - and it did not. and he and explaining what he was doing was asked the question by democratic a congressman from texas about why it was not working