was the one who tried to kill humphrey. so humphrey almost lost his life. this is a year, more than a year before convention speech for taking a stand on civil rights just in one city a he and just to tell you how thi was when hube a mural that night saying like what the heck just happened and did he miss thank d they realized that eir pet dog tippy hadarked right before they heard the shots and they filled out mushave unnerved the shooter two weeksater, tippy disappeared. a bunchf letters start to show up thubert, to muriel, to the newspaper was town purporting to be from who said i overheard two jewish gangsters saying how the were going to kill humphrey. so nelson art. he's evil, but smart. and he knows how to draw attentiofrom himself. ultimaly, the police do arrest. he has knives, guns, pro-nazi propaganda. the wholterrorism toolkit. and inrestingly, humphy i think partly not to give him the pulpit a trial doesn't press charges and think also hopes nelson will leave. he doesn't leavright away, but he actually turns up in the sixties with, the american

hubert humphrey. so with that, let me let me say congratulations, sam. and i will ask you the basic question, which is how did you come to write this story? i'd be happy to that question. but first, i want to, in two pleasures and one kind of sacred obligation pleasure. number one is to be at a store like this. i've been at books and books think for three of my i've been in politics prose for three of my other books over the years and one thing i know is that independent stores like this are lifeblood for writers like me. and i truly. so even if you don't buy my book tonight by julius or by somebody else's, because all writers like us need these to flourish. the second pleasure is to be here with. julia sweig. i was given a wish list by politics and prose by brad and his team here, whom i like to have a conversation partner and without a doubt i wanted it to be julia. i only knew her at that point from. her amazing work about lady bird johnson, respectfully titled in plain sight and hiding in plain si

he had humphrey, his old senate seat. he was co-chair of humphrey's campaign in 68. but i know that in that's often a ceremonial role and not substantive in a campaign. but the part that surprised me because, he didn't write about this in his memoirs. it was said that humphrey and i became very close in the 1970s. he helped me to negotiate the vice presidential with carter, which i'm not aware. that's on the public record almost an mru is the way he described it. and he said, humphrey and i discussed 68 many times. and so i felt in a way like i was getting from mondale, what humphrey really thought about some of the things that we're talking about. and he said if, you want to know what i think lyndon johnson did not want hubert humphrey win in 1968. that was radical idea for me to hear from someone who was close to johnson humphrey, who probably was living at that time. and i really felt like if he's told me he discussed this with humphrey many times, that must be what humphrey thought at the same time too. and i said, what a way to say what do mean? do you mean that

i really felt like if he told me he discussed with humphrey many times that must be what humphrey thought at the same time too. i said wait a second what do you mean? johnson wanted nixon to win? we were sitting at mondale's law firm at the very end of a long conference room. he looked down the gays went down the other way and kind of came back to me and he said maybe. maybe. that was as far as he was willing to go. i really felt that was a challenge what was johnson doing? he withdrew from the ballot in march 31 of sought withdrawal from politics. he simply shifted his energies to his legacy and not running again produced two months later but gave me a chance to test what mondale was saying. now you might be aware in charlotte there's an archive they're still building it. it's a whole research facility. that triggered theth beginning f a process that continues today. the opening of the 70 years of personal papers. it's almost like a presidential library. and i was only allowed to see part of his personal papers. there's a part of his papers that had diaries. the records are called vip no

and i am helena humphrey _ empire. and i am helena humphrey at _ empire. am helena i humphrey at the republican presidential debate here in miami where he trimmed down field of candidates are trying to catch up with the frontrunner, donald trump. hello. we will have full coverage of the israel gaza war and the ongoing republican debate injust a moment. first, some developing use. the act union says it has reached a tentative agreement with hollywood ceos to and is 118 day strike was of the union said the strike would eventually end up 12:01am on thursday. members initially walked off the job thursday. members initially walked off thejob back in july. they were calling for an increase in minimum salaries, a share of streaming service revenues and protections from being replaced by artificial intelligence. the agreement would go to the union's board for approval on friday, and after that we can expect full details on what exactly the two sides have agreed to if all goes ahead of that deal would end one of the longest strikes in hollywood history. let's turn

our helena humphrey coverin: nations. our helena humphrey covering that — nations.ons. our helena humphrey covering that debate was - nations. our helena humphrey covering that debate was in - covering that debate was in miami, thank you so much. that is the view from miami. let's get more on the third republican debate. joining me now live is a republican strategist and former chief of staff of marco rubio's presidential campaign. and we are joined presidential campaign. and we arejoined by a political reporter and washington post live ankle. what were your first impressions from what you saw today on the debate stayed there in miami?— there in miami? well, once auain, there in miami? well, once again. nikki _ there in miami? well, once again, nikki haley - there in miami? well, once again, nikki haley really i there in miami? well, once. again, nikki haley really had there in miami? well, once i again, nikki haley really had a command of the issues of the topics and of her competitors. she was clear, she was concise, and her experiences as united nations ambassado

helena humphrey re-uortin present stage. helena humphrey reporting for— present stage.ting for us _ present stage. helena humphrey reporting for us in _ present stage. helena humphrey reporting for us in san _ reporting for us in san francisco, thank you so much. earlier i wasjoined by jennifer welsh of limburg, lucy hornby, a visiting scholar at harvard's fairbanks centred for chinese studies and we got there takes on the major takeaways from the summit. thank you thibeault for being here, and jennifer, i want to start with you. we heard from presidentjoe biden during a press conference, calling these meetings constructive and productive as to what were your impressions of this summit and what ended up coming out of it? i think there were three major takeaways from this meeting. first was the cooperation that they announced on fentanyl, think that was a major priority for president biden given the rising growths of early and the fact it is becoming increasingly a partisan issue and growing political pressure to be tough on china when it comes to fentanyl. the second is

helena humphreys therefore asked _ and attention.attention. helena humphreys therefore asked as the debate - therefore asked as the debate continues in miami stop thank you for your reporting. for my president trump may be the elephant in the room or not in miami but it is his daughter who was the centre of attention on wednesday, she told a court she could not remember the specifics about real estate deals that she worked on during her time at the family business. herfatherand business. her father and brothers donald business. herfatherand brothers donald trump business. herfatherand brothers donald trumer and brothers donald trump jr and eric brothers donald trumer and eric trump are accused of inflating the value of the properties to secure more favourable loans,. sine favourable loans,. she negotiated _ favourable loans,. she negotiated the - favourable loans,. she negotiated the loans l favourable loans,. 5ie: negotiated the loans under scrutiny in this case but even when prosecutors display to e—mails in court she claims that d

i'm helena humphrey in i it there. i'm helena humphrey in washington.sure you'll remember, we had lots of sunshine across the country and temperatures generally near average, although it was a bit cold in scotland. contrast that with the weather we had on saturday, where there was a lot of cloud around but it was a lot milder. temperatures in yeovilton up to 17 degrees celsius. it was also quite windy for some, for example here in west scotland. saturday's weather was all due to this area of low pressure. sunday's weather will all be due to this area of low pressure too. it's not really going anywhere very fast at all. the south—westerly winds we have at the moment will continue to feed in some fairly thick layers of cloud, thick enough to bring outbreaks of mostly light rain and drizzle, although there could be a few heavier bursts mixed in for west scotland and northern ireland at times. so we are looking at a mild start to the day on sunday. near the centre of this low pressure in scotland, it won't be too windy but in contrast to that, the winds pic

caitriona: helena humphrey and emphasis oh, thank you.are some of the warning signs ahead of what experts say isn't imminent volcanic eruption could a spike in seismic activity in the peninsula of thailand led authorities to evacuate the area. a nine mile underground river of magma has not hit the surface but experts warn it will be soon get our jessica parker sent this report. jessica: we were just in brenda vic, the evacuated town, with an escort by the authorities come and what was happening is residents are being taken to the air homes and very small groups under supervision, and band they had to get right out of their house as soon as possible come up with themselves in the car, and then go. and we were taken back out of the understanding we might be allowed to go closer and have a look at where the damage has occurred from one of the earthquakes. but just as we were about to go back in, suddenly there was a bit of a commotion, and we were told the whole area was being evacuated. a stream of cars, those that were in those that were i

i'm helena humphrey's, thank you for joining me. is the humphrey�*s, thank you for joining me.hank you for joining me. is the israel— gaza war continues, women and girls are facing devastating and at times disproportionate consequences. that are suborning this week from united nations agencies experts. nx dummett gaza, 67% of all civilians killed are women and children on seven october women and children were among those taken hostage by hamas, designated a terror group by uk and us. and wild boar does not discriminate based on gender, it does impact on those held in its losses in different ways. held dominic starting us off today our correspondent gave this assessment at bbc radio fours. �* ., , this assessment at bbc radio fours. �* ., . ,., fours. and was about time, which are — fours. and was about time, which are fought _ fours. and was about time, which are fought street - fours. and was about time, which are fought street to i

the bbc's helena humphrey covering bbc�*s helena humphrey covering the third republican debate in miami new york it's his daughter eva unger who was the centre of attention on wednesday. she told the court she could remember the specifics about real estate deals she worked on in her time at the family business. her father and two brothers, donald trump jr and father and two brothers, donald trumerand eric trump father and two brothers, donald trumer and eric trump are accused of inflating the value of their properties to secure more favourable loans. i don't recall was the theme of ivanka trump's tacitly. she negotiated the loans under scrutiny in this case. even when prosecutors displayed her own emails and communications she claims that did not help jog the memory either on the specific conversations she had with deutsche bank or other trump organization employees. and her response frustrated prosecutors. her demeanour, smiling brightly and answering and even tones, a sharp contrast to her father's, combative style. but like a brothers she seeks to distance herself from her father's f

for humphrey's, thank you for joining me. is the humphrey�*s, thank you for joining me.s the israel— humphrey's, thank you for joining me. is the israel— gaza war continues, women and girls are facing devastating and at times disproportionate consequences. that are suborning this week from united nations agencies experts. nx dummett gaza, 67% of all civilians killed are women and children on seven october women and children were among those taken hostage by hamas, designated a terror group by uk and us. and wild boar does not discriminate based on gender, it does impact on those held in its losses in different ways. held dominic starting us off today our correspondent gave this assessment at bbc radio fours. �* ., , this assessment at bbc radio fours. �* .,, ., ,., fours. and was about time, which are — fours. and was about time, which are fought _ fours. and was about time, which are fought street - fours. and was about time, which are fought street to i which are fought street to street and house—to—house, it is the women and children who are paying the heaviest of pri

helena humphrey reported from san francisco, thank you.r welch, bloomberg's chief geoeconomics analyst, and lucy hornby, a visiting scholar at harvard's fairbank center for chinese studies, for their major takeways from the summit. thank you so much both for being a part ofjennifer, to start with you. we heard there from president biden during a press conference, calling these meetings constructive and productive. what were your impressions of the summit and what it ended up coming out of it? i what it ended up coming out of it? 4' it? i think there were three ma'or it? i think there were three major takeaways. - it? i think there were three major takeaways. first - it? i think there were three major takeaways. first was j it? i think there were three - major takeaways. first was the cooperation announced in fentanyl, think it was a major priority for president biden go into it, given the rising in opioid deaths in the fact this is becoming increasingly partisan issue and there is pressure to be tougher and china when it comes to fentanyl.

. >> let's go to our reporter helena humphrey in san francisco.ontentious issues between the two presidents, president xi on his first visit since 2017. how is the relationship? helena: to be frank, going into this meeting relations between china and the united states were at their lowest in four decades. nevertheless, we have seen him go into the meeting together and in the opening remarks trying to find some platitudes to get this conversation off to a good start. president biden saying it was a pleasure to host president xi and president xi saying surely the planet must be big enough for these two superpowers, saying conflict must be avoided, saying the consequences would be unbearable. these leaders would have to talk about significant conflicts right now, including the fact beijing has refused to condemn russia's continued invasion of ukraine, the fact the world is dealing with another conflict in the middle east, and there is the very thorny and contentious topic of taiwan, which is heading into significant elections in 2024. president biden

turning now to our reporter helena humphrey, who is in san francisco.the apec summit as well as this meeting between president xi and president biden. low expectations coming into this meeting between the two leaders, walk us through what came out of this summit. certainly low expectations going into this, the white house saying that perhaps there wouldn't be any major breakthroughs, just a fact that these two leaders were sitting down face to face was already seen as something of a milestone. president biden said that in his conversations with president xi, he said, i've known him for a long time and these conversations were candid and constructive. just to run you through some of the takeaway is from that conversation according to the press conference from president biden. firstly, the issue of military communications, they will once again be restored, remember that they were knocked out essentially, china pulled out essentially, china pulled out following nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan in august last year. so they will be restored once again, hopeful

iam helena humphrey, thanks forjoining me. it has now been four weeks which, since the weeks by her mother's killed more than m00 people in israel. mother's killed more than moo people in israel. israel is continuing to push further into israel in its ground offensive with 20 israeli soldiers now reported killed since the operation began. its ground offensive is focused on the north of the territory where it is thought that up to 400,000 people remain, despite calls from israel to move south. this was a scene from gaza a few hours ago. you can see large explosions lighting up the night sky. be hamas run health ministry in gaza says more than 9400 people have been killed in the territory. hamas is classed as a terrorist organisation by several western government. member, diplomatic efforts aimed at assisting palestinian civilians continue. arab foreign minister told us secretary of state antony blinken that there must be an immediately ceasefire in gaza. israel insists they will be no temporary truce until all hostages have bee

helena humphrey spoke to her earlier about the importance of women in peace dealing. , it is not aboutmake women particularly less invested in military solutions. it is not like all men are pro— military solutions. they are not. a lot of men have taken part in peace movements all around the world. but it is true that women have much less of a stake in seeing any conflict, any profound difference in militarised terms. that is true and that is why so many women feel — not feel they believe that they are being excluded from senior decision—making posts in these difficult times. it is making it much harder to come to realistic, sustainable peace. i want to ask about some of the impacts on this walk, possess, specifically on women on seven 0ctober specifically on women on seven october when hamas carried out its attack, we saw people taken hostage including women, subsequently after we saw images of not only women injured but also, in some cases, and dressed. ijust wonder, in your assessment, cases, and dressed. ijust wonder, in yourassessment, is that also a tactic of to wonder, in your as

live now to our news correspondent in san francisco, helena humphrey. into all of this, expectations were low, so what came out of their meeting? the? came out of their meeting? they were indeed _ came out of their meeting? they were indeed low, _ came out of their meeting? they were indeed low, sally, - came out of their meeting? iie: were indeed low, sally, but coming out of these talks, the white house said that these conversations were candid and there were also constructive, with agreements for cooperation on a range of issues, firstly talking about that military to military cooperation, perhaps making the world feel like a slightly safer place, particularly bearing in mind some of those close calls we've seen between the us and chinese military assets for example with regards to planes in recent months over the south china sea. now at least they can pick up the phone, army to army and make sure things are not misinterpreted, that it is not misinterpreted, that it is not seen as an act of war if there were to be an accident. with regards to ai, an

iam helena humphrey.hello, there. for many of us, friday was a day to get out and enjoy some of the beautiful autumn colour but at this time of year, clear skies by day, well, if we keep them through the night it can cause other issues with frost and fog, and yes, those two components are going to play quite a major role in the weather story this weekend. saturday will be the driest of the two days, there is some rain around on sunday. a chilly start — quite widely we will see low single figures, particularly in a sheltered central and eastern areas. particularly in sheltered central and eastern areas. this weather front will start to push in by the end of the day, but before it we have this brief ridge of high pressure, which will keep things quite quiet and with light winds as well. so a few isolated showers on exposed coasts, not amounting to much, frost and fog will lift away, sunny spells come through by the middle part of the afternoon. and temperatures, well, they will recover after that chilly sta

eleanor humphrey reporting there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.thered across the uk. villagers who gathered to _ across the uk. villagers who gathered to meet _ across the uk. villagers who gathered to meet the - across the uk. villagers who gathered to meet the mp - across the uk. villagers who gathered to meet the mp in | across the uk. villagers who | gathered to meet the mp in a pub car park have just found out about the latest proposal for a similar park. the great north road scheme planned battery storage for the grid and a chain of what is called solar islands linked by underground cable circling the village. underground cable circling the villaae. ., ., , ., village. the ma'ority of the community — village. the majority of the community probably - village. the majority of the community probably isn't l community probably isn't against _ community probably isn't against solar but the dimension of this— against solar but the dimension of this project is so huge and vast — of this pro'ect is so huge and vast. , ., ,., , ., , of this pro'ect i

i am helena humphrey. j news. iam helena humphrey. more coming your way at the top of the hour. on saturday across the uk it was a day of sunshine and showers, or some longer spells of rain for some of us, all driven in by an area of low pressure above the low pressure has been named as a new storm that's going to be again bringing severe weather to europe. western france, gusts hitting 85 miles an hour, strong enough to blow over trees so again there's going to be transport disruption and also power cuts very likely here. all the while, 15 metre high waves, that's as big as the waves could get battering the coastline of portugal and north—west spain and in italy, in tuscany where we have seen severe flooding over recent days, this extra rain certainly isn't going to help things. the flooding could get worse before it gets better. over the next few hours for the uk, still quite unsettled. we've got some rain tending to ease to more showery conditions across parts of northern england, something a bit dry for a time across the west and temperatures around three to seven celsius as

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.ombardment as israel's war against hamas enters its fifth week. the territory's north has seen heavy airstrikes and huge explosions. phone and internet services have once again been cut. over the past 2a hours, the israeli military says that its forces have divided the gaza strip in two, separating the north from the south, with gaza city completely encircled. meanwhile, the search for survivors continues at the al—maghazi refugee camp in central gaza. the hamas—run health ministry says at least a5 people have been killed in what it said was an israeli air strike on saturday. israel's military says it is looking into whether it was operating in the area at the time. 0ur reporter in gaza says sunday night has brought

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. the world health organization says it led a high—riskjoint humanitarian mission to al—shifa hospital, finding a mass grave and a catastrophic situation for the injured patients remaining there. the who says the hospital has become a "death zone," its corridors filled with medical and solid waste, increasing the risk of infection. it points to the lack of clean water, fuel, medicines, food and aid, causing al—shifa to "essentially stop functioning as a medical facility". the who says they were able to spend one hour inside the hospital in a mission co—ordinated with the israel defense forces to ensure safe passage and now, they are drawing up plans for a full evacuation of al—shifa. hundreds of people had already left gaza city's main hospital, where the israeli military has been conducting raids this week. those fleeing the hospital include the sick, the injured, medical staff and people who had been sheltering at the facility, with some seen waving white flags. some medical staff cla

i'm helena humphrey at the apec summit, where president biden says that progress has been made in theon at gaza's largest hospital is continuing for a second night. hamas calls the raid a war crime. and for the first time, the un passes a resolution calling for urgent and extended humanitarian pauses in gaza. hello, i'm carl nasman. thanks forjoining us. china and united states have agreed to resume high—level communication between their two militaries following a high—stakes meeting between president biden and chinese president xijinping on wednesday. the re—establishment of communication includes

i'm helena humphreys in miami whether presidential debate has wrapped up, donald trump still appearsct in the middle east and word from israeli officials that hamas has lost control of northern gaza. 50,000 palestinians have left gaza city after an israeli forces opened the main road leading south, the route was kept open for five hours is expected to be open again on thursday. the hamas run health ministry says half of those killed in gaza in the last day were killed in the south, an area meant to be safe stopping the health ministry says more than 10,000 palestinians have now been killed. there as possible progress on the release of some hostages, a source told the bbc discussions are taking place for the release of 12 hostages, half of them americans in

iam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us. than moo people in israel. israel is continuing to push further into gaza city in its ground offensive with 20 israeli soldiers now reported killed since the operation began. its ground offensive is focused on the north of the territory where it is thought that up to 400,000 people remain despite calls from israel to move south. this was the scene in gaza just a few hours ago. you can see there large explosions lighting up the night sky.

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we can cross to our correspondent in san francisco, helena humphrey, who has been following the press? president biden said practical— you tell us? president biden said practical steps - you tell us? president biden said practical steps and - said practical steps and progress had been made. the white house said the conversation between the two leaders was a candid one, and that progress had been made, just mentioning some of those steps president biden has been speaking about. firstly, the point about restarting co—operation, which had existed in the past when it comes to the control of narcotics but had since been suspended. that will restart again. that was seen as meaningful for many americans' lives, when we are seeing fentanyl, for example, seeing fenta nyl, for example, killing seeing fentanyl, for example, killing so many young americans in this country. exactly what form that will be, we don't yet know, but a commitment to reduce the level of chemicals allowed in to mexico, for the production of fentanyl. again, when it comes to military to military co—operation, getting the h

his name is le michael humphrey. she's 11 years old. he hasn't been seen since yesterday morning. considered at risk because of medical conditions. hoe was last seen wearing a sweatshirt p. >>> it's been one year since elon musk bought twitter. he made a lot of changes. slashing the staff and changing the name to x. new investor data shows x is less than half of what musk paid for it. x is now worth $19 billion. elon musk paid $44 billion. the drop due to advertisers leaving the site. as many as 6,000 people have been laid off. a social media expert says these changes brought down the company's value and eroded the site's credibility. >> any social media platform, where there's no editorial process that goes along with it, is liable to have misinformation or disinformation. >> twitter doesn't have any serious competition. instagram's threads and truth social don't have the reach that twitter does. >>> from changes at twitter to massive layoffs, a lot of ups and downs in silicon valley. one home in palo alto is saying good-bye to some of the tech firms that didn't quite make it. it

this is le michael humphrey, 11 years old.black sweatshirt and blue vans. he's considered at risk due to medical conditions. if you see him, call police. >>> as of today, mask requirements are returning to many bay area health care facilities. new rules take effect for health care workers in alameda, san mateo, contra costa and sonoma counties. santa clara county will require doctors and nurses, and also patients or anyone else visiting a health care facility. >>> breaking news, the new tools criminals are using to evade san francisco police at sideshows. also coming up on our streaming newscast that follows "today in the bay," we'll tell you about the action expected from top officials today. join us at nbcbayarea.com, or wherever you stream. >> that does it for us here on "today in the bay" here on nbc bay area. we'll have more on our streaming app. make sure y >>> goold w >>> good wednesday morning. breaking news coming out of gaza as we speak.

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.joint humanitarian mission to al—shifa hospital, finding a mass grave and a catastrophic situation for the injured patients remaining there. the who says the hospital has become a "death zone," its corridors filled with medical and solid waste, increasing the risk of infection. it points to the lack of clean water, fuel, medicines, food and aid, causing al—shifa to "essentially stop functioning as a medical facility". the who says they were able to spend one hour inside the hospital in a mission co—ordinated with the israel

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i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.hifa hospital, finding a catastrophic situation for the injured patients remaining there. the who says the hospital has become a "death zone," its corridors filled with medical and solid waste, increasing the risk of infection. it points to the lack of clean water, fuel,

our news correspondent, helena humphrey has been following the events in san francisco, and said expectations, the white house said that the conversations were condid and they were also —— candid and constructive with agreements for co—operation on a range of issues. firstly that military to military co—operation, perhaps making the world feel like a safer place, bearing in mind the close calls between us and chinese military assets with regards s to planes over the south china sea. now they can pick up the phone army to army and make sure things are not misinterpreted that it isn't seen as an act of war, were there to be an accident. with regards to ai, an agreement for a working to group to discuss some guard rails in that swiftly developing technology, which china is veried a vapsed in —— very advanced in and with fentanyl and an agreement to work on countering narcotics, that felt more personal for the united states as this country is still in the grip of an opioid epidemic and president biden going into an election year will have to make some progress on that. live now to our corresponde