the humphrey campaign talked to the humphrey people for the book, 68. for them, that is really tough because it's really it sticks with you and you continue to sort of fight it in your own mind. like, why did we lose like that was unfair. so that was nixon in 60. that was really emotional to lose. he'd never lost before in politics and in 62, losing in more humiliating fashion as we discussed before for the california governorship, that was a more decisive loss. nixon at that point was a loser. in politics, you don't usually come. politics does not guarantee a second act. in fact, it's rare you get a second act. and so nixon even his own party, was considered a loser. i think nixon thought himself that he was not only a loser, but nixon in his own memoirs. so i was a sore loser. by 68. remember that whole last press conference thing he did in 60, 62? gentlemen, you're going to have nixon to kick around anymore. i he could he called himself a sore loser. his own memoirs, which is not usually a place to look for. criticism of someone in their own in their

thanks very much, helena humphrey, on l. -- - helena humphrey, on l. —— capitol hill. the union address here on bbc news live from washington and on the bbc news website — starting in an hour's time. the uk has pledged a further £125 million to supply ukraine with drones to target the russian army and its black sea fleet. the defence secretary grant shapps made the announcement during a visit to kyiv. in eastern ukraine, russian forces continue to push forward. and a slowing of western support is affecting ukraine's ability to halt the advance. i'm joined now byjohn e herbst, senior director of the atlantic council's eurasia center and a former us ambassador to ukraine. thank you forjoining me this morning. biden will almost certainly highlight the importance of getting his assistant package through congress when he makes his state of the union address. he wants to break the deadlock there. we are seeing of russia's success in eastern ukraine. is there an appreciation in ukraine about how desperate the situation is becoming? inaudible i think ithink ukraine i think ukr

the california supreme court decision in the humphrey case changed the law on bail. a judge must now grant release without requiring a cash bond unless the da proves that the defendant presents an imminent danger to the public, and that no alternative to detention exists, or that the person is a flight risk. it's very similar to the system used in federal court. there is some subjectivity in arriving at a decision even based on the humphrey analysis. should public safety and community perception of public safety be given greater weight in bail decisions, given the fentanyl crisis? well, thank you for the question. i agree with everything that, um panelists have said about following the law because i'm new to criminal humphreys was the standard and has been the standard that's guided my thought process on this issue from the beginning. and as judge becker pointed out, custodial decisions are made at arraignment. i'm in a preliminary hearings department. and so the issue comes before me when someone seeks to change someone's custodial status in terms of whether public

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.s senate majority leader chuck schumer has called for new elections in israel, accusing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of prioritising his "political survival" above the country. mr schumer, a democrat and america's highest—ranking jewish elected official, said the us should use its leverage to persuade mr netanyahu to change course. while the us remains israel's closest ally and biggest provider of military aid, concerns have been mounting within the biden administration over israel's conduct in gaza as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. now, president biden�*s top ally on capitol hill is calling for israel to make "course corrections". i have known prime minister netanyahu for a very long time and while we have vehemently disagreed on many occasions, i will always respect his extraordinary bravery for israel on the battlefield as a younger man. i believe in his heart he has his highest priority as — is the security of israel. however, i also believe prime minister neta

iam helena humphrey. we will have more at the top of the hour so join humphrey. there. at last some beautiful spring sunshine for much of the uk on saturday including here in cumbria. it wasn't long before we saw the cloud thicken from the west before outbreaks of rain moving northwards and eastwards. this will come down as rain over wales for a time into central and southern england and eastern england so a soggy start to the day but it is a mild one, milder than it was on saturday morning. temperatures between 5—11 degrees. double figures in the south still. a mild start of the day, more sunshine on offer throughout the day on sunday but also a few showers in the afternoon. it's a very wet start for parts of southern england. the heavy rain clears over the north sea. here it should brighten up by lunchtime and perhaps more sunshine developing. sunny spells elsewhere. coastal and hill fog for a time across the west. it will cloud over northern ireland in the afternoon. outbreaks of rain here, some of the shower is heavy and thundery the northern england but mild

steve humphrey. bbc— postponed. or even cancelled. steve humphrey, bbc south _ postponed.rain. she finished with just 99 seconds to spare before the 60 hour cut—off. jasmin has finally recovered her breath — and her voice — and spoke to the bbc. it wasn't until the last kilometre that i really sort of doubted that it was going to be possible. and at that point, i was just so desperate to stop, to stop running and to walk. and i knew that i couldn't because i wouldn't make it. i think it was just the thought that if i didn't make it this time, it was going to be by seconds and then i would have to come back and do the whole thing again. because i would never have let it rest. i was so oxygen deficient when i reached the end. and the last few hundred metres, i couldn't even really see anybody. cheering and applause i knew there were people kind of cheering me on and there was lots of noise and... but i was just aiming for the gate and everything else sort of went blurry at the edges of my vision, and ijust needed to make it to the gate. at which point, i sort of collapsed do

i'm helena humphrey. hello.o relinquish its grip. here in northern ireland, enniskillen, seeing a fresh fall of fairly chunky snow. there were also some snowfall over the peak district — this is the cat and fiddle road — road that goes between macclesfield and buxton — it's quite high up, but we had some problems reported on that, as well. low pressure then has been across the uk, with this cold air mass in place. we've got lots of showers at the moment, particularly across england and wales, northern scotland, and this band of rain and hill snow across parts of the far north of england and southern scotland. now there is a chance of seeing a centimetre or two of snow across the cheviots, the north pennines, the southern uplands over the next hour or two, so it could get quite icy here. and also in the showers affecting the higher parts of wales — again, above 200 metres elevation, you might come across an odd centimetre or two of snow across the high ground here. temperatures getting close, if not below freezin

hello, i'm helena humphrey. we begin with the war in gaza.fter months of warning about an impending famine, the united nations says children and adults are now starving to death, and that more than half—a—million palestinians are on the brink of famine. ceasefire talks between israel and hamas have stalled, making it unlikely a deal will be reached by the start of ramadan this weekend. reports have emerged that five palestinians were killed on friday after being hit by an airdropped aid package that failed to deploy its parachute. the bbc has not been able to independently verify the claims of civilian casualties. however, this social media footage, verified by the bbc, shows aid being dropped on friday, and a number of parachutes failing to open. the us is among countries air—dropping meals to gaza. the pentagon says it delivered more than 11,000 meals on friday by air. us central command released this statement in the last couple of hours. we are aware of reports of civilians killed as a result of humanitarian airdrops. we express sympathie

helen humphrey, thank you very much. more on that breaking news.of this very personal video from the princess? it as a bit came _ video from the princess? it as a bit came of— video from the princess? it as a bit came of a _ video from the princess? it as a bit came of a shock - video from the princess? it as a bit came of a shock i - a bit came of a shock i think today, and i think people found it a very sad statement. she looks rather one and a bit washed out. maybe even a bit thinner than we remember. i think it was stalking an emotional at points for her to be able to say those words publicly —— shocking. i think i really respect her for making a video of this kind with this kind of announcement. haifa video of this kind with this kind of announcement. how do ou kind of announcement. how do you exaect _ kind of announcement. how do you exoect the _ kind of announcement. how do you expect the royal _ kind of announcement. how do you expect the royal family - you expect the royal family might deal with this really difficult situation? catherine h

hello, i'm helena humphrey.entjoe biden says he wants the senate to take swift action to pass a bill that could force tiktok�*s chinese owner to sell their stake in the platform orface a nationwide ban. this comes after the us house voted overwhelmingly in favor of the bill on wednesday. lawmakers say the app poses a national security threat as its parent company, bytedance, is based in beijing and is subject to a law requiring it to share data with the chinese government. tiktok has told lawmakers that it has taken steps to ensure the data of american users isn't compromised by employees in china. nevertheless, the legislation should head to the senate next. its fate there is uncertain. following the house vote, tiktok urged its 150 million users in the us to lobby against the bill by calling on them to contact their members of congress. tiktok influencers also protested against the bill outside the white house. here's what they told our correspodnent. i am aware that i'm giving my data, right. i'm aware. i'm o

it is wallace, the working democrats away from hebert humphrey and that is precisely the concern overull votes it will be split -- anti- donald trump and working-class democrats will vote for rfk junior, not for joe biden, making donald trump more electable. that is the fear, that is the history with wallace, and that is why they are doing what it jackie just reported now. >> neil: if you think about it, the history of the third-party candidate may affect the outcome but not change the outcome. if you think about it, abraham lincoln was the new party candidate is that it is that history. that aside, i'm wondering julia about this dismissive view we have over the potential third-party candidate? cannot only stiffen votes away but let's take the leap year that he somehow manages to get on all 50 state ballots, maybe runs as a libertarian, i don't know what would make that happen. the reality is he would have to just get one vote more than the other guys and he went in most cases, all those states electoral votes. it is not crazy, is it? >> it is not crazy but i think with rfk junior, we

helena humphrey, thank you very much. and china blocked a us draft resolution that tied an immediate ceasefire in gaza to the release of hostages held by hamas. the two countries said the text put conditions on a pause in the fighting and failed to clearly oppose a planned israeli ground offensive in rafah. it was the first time america supported calls for an immediate ceasefire in the region, having previously used its own veto to block such demands. the draft us resolution also called for more aid to enter gaza and voiced us concerns about an expected israeli offensive in rafah. meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told us secretary of state blinken that israel remains determined to send troops into rafah, saying it is the only way to defeat hamas. the defind message from mr netanyahu came after he held talks with blinken in tel aviv. translation: i met with antony blinken today. - i told him i greatly appreciate the fact that for more than five months, we have been standing together in the war against h

since becoming the presumptive republican nominee for president. lam i am helena lam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us. russia has accused ukraine of disrupting its presidential elections. voters headed to the polls on the second day of a three—day election that is almost certain to result in victory for incumbent president vladimir putin. but moscow said ukraine is "intensifying its terrorist activities" to signal to the west it needs more financial assistance and weaponry. russian authorities say two people were killed by ukrainian shelling in the city of belgorod near the border with ukraine. shops and schools were closed in the city. authorities also reported shelling at a voting station in a russian—occupied part of ukraine's zaporizhzhia region. the head of russia's electoral commission said there have been 20 incidents so far of people targeting ballot boxes. protests are likely to continue on sunday, when supporters of the late opposition leader alexei navalny are calling on people throughout russia to protest against president putin. meanwhile in the estonian to

i'm helena humphrey. the us has carried out an airdrop of aid into gaza, using three military cargo planes. us central command said it dropped more than 38,000 meals along the gaza coastline in a joint operation with jordan's air force. the uk, france and egypt have already airdropped aid into gaza, but this is the first time the us has done so. negotiations over a temporary ceasefire are expected to restart sunday in cairo. meanwhile, israeli war cabinet member benny gantz will visit the white house monday to meet with us vice president kamala harris. they're expected to discuss a humanitarian truce as well as reducing palestinian civilian casualties and increasing deliveries of aid. inernational calls are intensifiying for accountability for recent violence, including the killing of more than 100 people at an aid convoy on thursday as well as the killing of at least 11 people — including two health care workers — in an israeli raid in the city of rafah — that's according to gaza's health ministry. the b

i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. us presidentjoe biden has signalled he hopes to see a deal for a ceasefire in the israel—gaza war in time for the start of ramadan, which is set to begin in about ten days. earlier this week he said he thought monday would be a reasonable deadline. mr biden�*s latest comments come as he announced plans on friday to order a us military air—drop, to get food and aid supplies into gaza in the coming days. the air—drops will be co—ordinated with the jordanians, who have been at the forefront of efforts to send assistance to gaza by air. president biden�*s announcement comes after more than 100 palestinians were killed on thursday and more than 700 were injured as crowds formed around an aid convoy in northern gaza, desperate for food. witnesses say the israeli army shot into the crowd. the israeli army, which has released this overhead drone footage, admits its soldiers opened fire — but claims most of the deaths were caused by a crush, or aid trucks running people over. the united nation

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i'm helena humphrey, glad you could join me. biden delivered his state of the union address, and in it, he touched on key issues at home, the economy, immigration, and reproductive rights, the type of issues you'd expect to hear in an election year.

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.d for new elections in israel, accusing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of prioritising his "political survival" above the country. mr schumer, a democrat and america's highest—ranking jewish elected official, said the us should use its leverage to persuade mr netanyahu to change course. while the us remains israel's closest ally and biggest provider of military aid, concerns have been mounting within the biden administration over israel's conduct in gaza as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. now, president biden�*s top ally on capitol hill is calling for israel to make "course corrections".

hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.minister benjamin netanyahu of prioritising his political survival above the country. mr schumer, a democrat and america's highest—ranking jewish elected official, said the us should use its leverage to persuade mr netanyahu to change course. while the us remains israel's closest ally and biggest provider of military aid, concerns have been mounting within the biden administration over israel's conduct in gaza, as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. now, president biden�*s top ally on capitol hill is calling for israel to make "course corrections".

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i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. here in the us, when it comes to presidential elections, it's women who consistently vote at a higher rate than men. and while they're far from being single issue voters — reproductive rights are expected to play a large role in the upcoming presidential election. debate has raged in the us since the supreme court rescinded the nationwide right to a termination injune 2022. but polling shows why this is proving a difficult political issue for republican presidential candidates. among all americans, some 73% support allowing abortions in the first six week of pregnancy. including 56% of those in states with the most restrictive abortion bans. as of last month, 21 out of 50 states have either total or partial abortion bans on the books. and so, unsurprisingly, it's an issue that is playing out on the campaign trail. republican frontrunner donald trump has been reminding his supporters that he appointed three conservative judges to the supreme court when he was president. the same judges

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.t's almost 2a hours since us presidentjoe biden delivered his state of the union address and in it, he touched on key issues at home — the economy, immigration, and reproductive rights — the type of issues you'd expect to hear in an election year. biden set out his achievements and what's next for his presidency. he also took aim at his likely republican opponent in november, former president donald trump, without mentioning him by name. and it was clear that the president saw his speech notjust as a state of the union address but also an address about the state of the world and america's role at the centre of it. history is watching. united states walks away, it will put ukraine at risk. europe is at risk. the free world will be at risk, and modern others to do what they wish, to do us harm. my what they wish, to do us harm. my message to president putin, who have known for a long time, is simple. we will not walk away.. cheering. i have had many of my republican and democratic friend

hello, i'm helena humphrey. owner to sell their stake in the platform orface a nationwide ban. this comes after the us house voted overwhelmingly in favor of the bill on wednesday. lawmakers say the app poses a national security threat as its parent company, bytedance, is based in beijing and is subject to a law requiring it to share data with the chinese government. tiktok has told lawmakers that it has taken steps

hello, i'm helena humphrey. to pave the way for free and fair elections in the country. that comes as the us state department is urging citizens to leave as soon as possible, with the country bracing for more violence. tensions remain high in haiti, after one of the country's most powerful gang leaders warned that there will be a civil war if prime minister ariel henry does not resign. jimmy cherizier, who is also known as barbecue, has been opposed to the prime minister since he took power following the assassination of presidentjovenel moise in 2021. mr henry was not yet elected to his current position. on tuesday, the prime minister landed in puerto rico after his plane was denied permission to land in haiti due to security concerns. the us ambassador to the united nations addressed the situation on wednesday, saying that while the us is not pushing for mr henry to resign, it does wants to see a political transition. what we've asked the haitian prime minister to do is move forward on a political process that

hello, i'm helena humphrey.s and cost the economy billions. in a video message posted to the social media app, shou zi chew said his company will do all it can to protect itself. this comes after the us house on wednesday voted

no, but as the culture change, it's like humphrey bogart i mean, that's that's one view.s, you iron man is another. but i mean, i think we've always these but i think we're fungible. do you do you agree, matt, for safety as a prized over risk ta? me, that is like a typically that is that is a shift tha happened that some people would call feminization maybe that's the wrong language think it's pretty clear right now at least in many elite let's leave other parts for a minute because that's different but theldthat we travel in that those that safety that coddling is the norm and that when sort of especially physical risk not not normative, is looked at as crazy, that that has an effect, especially especially on boys that's that's broadly how i see it. i do agree with that. and i think one of the biggest things that i and we talked about this backstage that as a boy, i was allowed and my mom was actually very forgiving in this to be a complete disaster like i was a mess. i was sloppy. i made mistakes. i fell down. i was like and i think that there is a a form of perfection

maria: powell will testify before the senate banking committee today as part two of his humphrey hawkinsny. joining me to discuss that and more mending capital advisement chief investment officer and rmv financial services fund portfolio manager anton schutz. great to see you. what did you think of jay powell, what were your takeaways. >> i think he was down the middle of the fairway, he did not do a lot of hinting he was a bit dovish because he said he was waiting for better inflation numbers, more of the same. the real issue is there is always a lag to anything that they do, they tightened, the lack the economy is slowing down and slowing down into it, there's going to be a lag after they cut once they cut the good have to keep cutting. maria: he basically suggested a cut is coming but we don't know when andy wants to see more of evidence of inflation coming down, what do you think is going on in the banking sector, you know this better than most, you've been a student of this and an investor in banks for much of your career. new york community bancorp has agreed to a deal for more tha

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us.pting its presidential elections. voters headed to the polls on the second day of a three—day election that is almost certain to result in victory for incumbent president vladimir putin. but moscow said ukraine is "intensifying" its terrorist activities to signal to the west it needs more financial assistance and weaponry. russian authorities say two people were killed by ukrainian shelling, in the city of belgorod near the border with ukraine. shops and schools were closed in the city. authorities also reported shelling at a voting station in a russian—occupied part of ukraine's zaporizhzhia

i'm helena humphrey. it's good to have you join us.. us central command said it dropped more than 38,0000 meals along the gaza coastline in a joint operation withjordan�*s airforce. the uk, france and egypt have already airdropped aid into gaza, but this is the first time the us has done so. negotiations over a temporary ceasefire are expected to restart sunday in cairo. us officials say israel has endorsed a framework of a proposed truce and hostage release, but hamas has yet to agree to it. meanwhile, israeli war cabinet member benny gantz will visit the white house monday to meet with us vice president kamala harris. they're expected to discuss a humanitarian truce as well as reducing palestinian civilian casualties and increasing deliveries of aid. international calls are intensifiying for accountability for recent violence, including

port director michael humphreys border patrol he shared this. just take a look at that.s, most of the fentanyl was seized within four days just a four-day time. one of those alone is more than six and 59000 pills. when you see images like that which i do all the time and social media, all the border agents sharing these photos day after day i can tell you as a parent i am terrified of my kid getting a hole of any of this especially with so much fentanyl looking like candy. what is your reaction to that the staggering amount of fentanyl pouring across her open border? >> is absolutely ridiculous. and unconscionable the bite administration does not close down our border. not only are drugs pouring over our border like you saw in that picture. by the way i met with director humphrey several times because i am from arizona and i go down to the border numerous times for they are doing a great job but they are being overwhelmed the cartel has great resources. the biden administration just once open border policies. they may say they want a close border but they don't the numbe

joining me now on capitol hill is helen humphrey.is is a big opportunity for the president to set out for voters. how high are the stakes for him? >> very high. president biden has opportunity to deal with two big challenges. he has to set up the legislative agenda for the year ahead and also make the case that he is the person to guide america through the next four years. he is facing concerns about his age and mental acuity. so it will not just be about what he says, it will be about the way in which he says it. he is expected to speak about issues at the top of mind like immigration and the economy. he is likely to say the state of the union is sound, particularly in light of historic employment ratings. but people are not feeling it in their pocket so he is expected to make the case for further taxation on the wealthy and driving down trump's prices. he will be watched by allies and adversities when it comes to aid to ukraine and gaza. i spoke about this with senator tim kaine of virginia. thank you very much for joining us on bb

for a broader look at these findings, we're joined again by keith humphreys.ofessor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at stanford university. keith, very good to have you back on the "newshour.” were you surprised? i mean, this is your field of study. were you surprised by these numbers and how much they had ticked upwards? >> sadly, i am not. we noticed during the pandemic that certain groups of the population were increasing their drinking, including drinking alone and drinking in large amounts. and, also, there's been a long-term trend. although cost of living is going up for many things, it is not for alcohol. alcohol is very cheap in the united states right now, in historical terms. and when it's cheap, americans tend to drink more, and that's where you get, unfortunately, these kinds of really tragic numbers. william: and are those the principal drivers, low price and all the stresses associated with the pandemic? keith: those two things are absolutely critical to producing this kind of increase. i mean, we have -- federal alcohol taxes were last inc