to deny nixon or humphrey a majority.ou have to get more than half of the electoral votes or else the election goes to the house where every state delegation and in the house of representatives cast one vote. that does not happened since 1824. it has never been in a less unlikely prospect the 1968. wallace was relishing that possibility because he thought that would create a barter situation in which nixon or humphrey or both would come to him and say, what will it take to tell your people to vote for me? wallace was putting together what he would ask for. it turned out not to happen. one of the reasons is wallace had to choose a new state law to get on the ballot. he had to have a vice presidential candidate. he did not want one. not anymore than he wanted a party platform or a national convention. he was a freelance candidate. he had to choose a vice presidential running mate. his inclination was to choose former governor of kentucky, former baseball commissioner happy chandler, who agreed with wallace on everything exc

--i was beat to the humphrey i will speak to the humphrey thing.umber one, if you are vice in adent, you are political position is wonderful and terrible at the same time. is wonderful because if you are vice president you are the number two leader of your party nationally. you get to go out and speak to your parties audiences all around the country, campaign for your party's candidates all around the country, if you might the kind of political either use that in most cases make you the odds on favorite for your party's nomination. biden, butind joe nixon, humphrey, the elder george bush, al gore -- at the same time, by being a loyal number two in an administration, you have to subsume your independent identity into the president's identity, so that when you come before the voters in a general election and they are looking for a strong leader, which i think is something voters are always looking for, well, the impression they formed a view is not a strong leader, but a kind of lapdog or assistant to somebody else. humphrey faced that kind of inhere

humphrey was an example of what we were fighting.was going to betray our hopes. >> seeing hhh on your lapel, does that mean you're for humphrey all the way? >> well, i wouldn't say all the way. i'm a democrat, and he's the nominee. >> now it's true, what george wallace said, if the first job at hand is to end this war, there isn't a dime of difference there between humphrey and nixon. >> vice president humphrey remains, by any basis of measurement available, a complete underdog. >> my feeling is, that if he could cut himself off from the president, be his own man, that he has a chance of winning this election and would make it very easy for all of us to support him. >> humphrey desperately needed to separate himself from the administration, and he did. >> i think the greatest task of statesmanship is to find a way to conclude and bring that war in southeast asia to an end. and to do it -- >> the public was so happy that there was some movement towards peace in vietnam. humphrey was back in the game, and it was neck and neck. >> from

she rose to fame after starring opposite humphrey bogart in 1944. she went on to star in successful broadway musicals and continue to work in film and was given an honorary oscar in 2009. >> a lasting impression in her first movie. >> you know how to whistle don't you, steve? you just put your lips together and blow. she debuted at age 19 in "to have and have not" alongside humphrey bogart. together, they played in three films, including the classic "the big sleep." >> ♪ line on a pillow weeping like a willow ♪ >> they fell for each other both on and off screen, marrying in 1945. but that love story ended prematurely when bogart died of cancer in 1957. she was briefly engaged to crooner frank sinatra, but bacall said there was a part of her that could never get over bogey. in many of her fans remember bogey and bacall as that old-fashioned couple that could fight as well as makeup. >> the kim and kanye of their generation. she was as big as kim kardashian in. she was probably bigger than kim kardashian. >> she was very successful and she used to wor

we have the memoirs of humphrey and johnson and humphreys staff people who drafted it.hnson ostracized him for a year. cut them off. refuse to let him come to vietnam policy sessions. humphreys had not leaked anything or dissented publicly. he had not tried to build an internal coalition against the president. he had written a critical dissenting memo that did not agree with what the president was doing. so the president decided, you are disloyal. the vice president. you are disloyal. you're not coming to the meetings. it was a year of obsequiousness before humphrey got to come back to the table. if that is how it is received at the highest level, what happens to an intercept analyst? oops. i guess the final lessons of gulf of tonkin. here we had the ability to listen in on north vietnamese conversations. yet we did not seem to have an understanding of what it was that they were fighting for, how long they would fight, and what that meant for what we ought to do. we were listening, but we were not hearing. [video clip] >> finally, i have today met with the leaders of bo

bacall from her screen debut "to have and have not" with leading man humphrey bogart. the love of her life. he marry a year later. they made several more films together. lauren bacall died in her home at 89. >>> now to the turmoil in iraq the end could be near for the longtime leader nuri al maliki. the embattled prime minister growing increasingly more isolated now that iran and the militia have spurned him in famp of haider al abadi. the u.s. sees al abadi the only hope. they're choosing to blend in with the population making it more difficult to target. the u.s. sending an additional 138 advisers to iraq to plan the evacuation of thousands of refugees, refugees who are now under siege by these militants. nick paton walsh monitoring the developments from baghdad. the political developments it looks as though nuri al maliki is more isolated than in recent days. >> reporter: it's going to be extraordinarily hard for him to come back from this one, certainly. and i think many of them saw the end here. washington is backing haider al abadi. even iraq and saudi arabia on

she was 19, unknown, and playing opposite a screen legend, humphrey bogart.lond became an instant star, tough, wise beyond her years but with an air of vulnerability, albeit masked, by a voice that one critic said sounded as if it had been smoked in vodka. >> thanks. >> thanks. >> reporter: the couple fell in love off screen too. and bacall married bogart 25 years her senior in 1945. >> wait a minute, you better talk to my mother. >> reporter: to make three more films together, including this classic. >> hello. who is this? the police. this isn't a police station. well, if you know, why did you -- look, this is not a police station. what was that you said? my father should hear this. >> reporter: they had 11 happy years together, before bogart's death from cancer. and she felt in private she was very different from her screen image. >> i am looked upon as a woman who is in total control and command of every situation, i don't need anyone and i have all the answers. well, as we all know, no one is that sure of themselves, i don't think. if they are, i don't wa

the sultry voiced bacall became famous with her first movie scene with humphrey bogart in "to have and have not." they married shortly afterward. we'll have more on her career and overnight reaction to her passing later in the newscast. >>> new reaction to the police shooting death of a missouri teen. civil rights leader al sharpton is among those who called for calm. violent protests have broken out for several nights following the police shooting death of michael brown who was unarmed. his grieving parents are asking authorities to tell them the name of the officer who killed their son. >> just because he's 6'4" black walking down the street doesn't mean he fits the profile. >> police say they're withholding the officer's name because of threats against his life. an autopsy confirmed michael brown died of multiple gunshot wounds. >>> another 130 u.s. troops arrived in northern iraq. but defense secretary chuck hagel is promising that they're there just as advisers to assess the scope of the humanitarian crisis facing thousands of iraqi minorities threatened by isis. the pentagon says

the voters of matthews counterin tightwater elected humphrey billups to the house of delegates in 1876. although no challenge was made to his election, some legislatures wanted to disqualify him on the grounds that he was a methodist preacher. irginia's constitution of 1776 specifically excluded clergy from serving in the assembly. but 10 years later, in the same building, the legislature approved jefferson's statute for religious freedom. his preamble, the preamble in jefferson's statute, proclaimed that a religious test for holding public office violated natural rights. he religious test violated natural rights. the religious clause concluded this way. religious opinion should not diminish, enlarge, or affect anyone's civil capacity. what about mr. billups? what about his rights and civil capacity? in refusing to seat him in the legislature, the committee argued that, quote, while our civil rights have no dependence on our religious opinions, yet, quote, our ancestors intended to . ep separate church and state now an historian looking at that scene might have assumed separation might

she did a screen test and her first movie is opposite humphrey bogart.y went on to become this couple. they had two young children. they really just epitomizes the glamour of that era. he was so stylish and also he was so established that, you know, she was the young girl that tamed humphrey bogart. >> the glamour back then was just extraordinary. but she also did very well towards the end of her career, didn't she? >> she did which is also a test meant to her talent. she wasn't just beautiful and the voice of all of that got her attention but the talent really kept her there and she loved broadway. she said that she, you know, aspiring young girl in knew, ne, her dream was to end up on broadway. she did that later in life. also, she played barbara streisand and received an oscar nomination. that happened definitely in the twilight of her career. >> she learnly lived a remarkable life. >> she did until the end. we photographed her not too long ago. she still had that. she's still exactly that kind of grand hollywood diva. >> yeah. indeed. all right. kris

a very close race between nixon and vice president hubert humphrey.ss than a week before election day, lyndon johnson ordered a halt to the bombing of north vietnam. the public knew that in return for that, he would get the peace talks to begin involving the north vietnamese and the south vietnamese would be permitted to take part in those. the public did not know he had these two military conditions as well, which were that the north vietnamese had to respect the demilitarized zone dividing vietnam and refrain from shelling civilian populations in south vietnam. the chennault affair was the nixon campaign's attempt, a successful one, to make sure that those peace talks didn't start before election day. nixon feared, correctly, the beginning of peace talks would help hubert humphrey and possibly ruin nixon's last chance at the presidency. so through a republican fund-raiser named anna chennault, the nixon campaign transmitted messages to saigon saying, hold on, we're going to win. we'll do better by you once we're elected. lyndon johnson found out abo

lauren becall, to humphrey bogart in 1944s to have and have not. just 19 years old, it was her first film, opposite a movie icon who a year later would become her husband. becall would refer to him as my great for the rest of her life. >> i've had so lucky to have him, that life, that romance. >> their marriage led to three more movie collaborations before his death, the big sleep. dark passage. >> and key lar go, each one showcasing her sultry voice and looks. >> she was born on september 16th, 1924 in new york city. her meteoric rise in hollywood led more than 30 films and a career spanning more than 50 years. >> you mean you married that poor boy. >> other roles had her playing with many leading men. on film, her 1996 performance in the mirror has two faces earned a golden globe award. >> i'm not giving it back. >> and the first and only academy nomination of her career, best supporting actress. an honorary award came her way in 2009, it served as a testament as her role in hollywood's golden age. >>> and this morning we are learning about the d

members of the humphrey bogart estate confirmed her death. laura bacall was 89. >>> people in the u.s. city of detroit are clearing the after math of flooding. >> unseasonable weather. detroit hit by the heaviest rainfall on record for the day on monday. 116 millimeters of rainfall fell, the second highest total recorded on a single day. two people were killed. it caused flash floods. authorities are advising residents to avoid nonessential travel on the roads. very bad conditions out there. right now the intense weather maker moved away. sunny weather is affecting much of the detroit area. new england states are under the influence of the big weather maker. there is potential for excessive amounts of rainfall, flooding and landslides and tornadoes. another system causing rain around the florida peninsula. showers active over the west as well as mexico. rain is on the menu for oregon and washington including seattle. that will help temperatures to cool down. seattle your high is 23 degrees. los angeles 28 degrees for the high with abundance o

she also met her husband humphrey bone garth. >> you know how to whisper, you put your lips together and blow. >> that was in 1944 when she was just 19. they married the next year, they costarred in three other movies and they stayed together until his death. she was given an honor rare academy award until 2009. they frequently visited one of the oldest restaurant in san francisco. they came to john's grill in the 1940s and 50s. her photo is on the wall. she liked the photos that surrounded her. >> she was very happy. she was a very good democrat. and she was very happy. she was next to hillary clinton here. >>> you may remember john's girl was mentioned in the falcon which was made into a film starring humphrey bogart. >>> they're angry about plans for a new housing development in their neighborhood. the devastating blast and fire in 2010 killed 8 people and destroyed dozens of homes in the crest more neighborhood. a developer wants to build 30 more homes in that area. they're worried about a new construction project may strain the ongoing recovery efforts. >>> a two-alarm fire at a

. >> before there was reggie white claude humphrey humented down quarterbacks fort eagles. defensive ends is inducted into the pro boot football hall of fame. played three of 14 seasons in philly and helped eagles get to 19 81 super bowl. >> i got traded to eagles. i met a man that had better work ethics than i did. i marvel the way he wept about his job. his name was coach dick vermeil. dig, would you stand. let the people see you. [ applause ]. >> what a moment humphrey inducted with michael stray hand and andre reed who thanked his hometown of allentown tonight an

bacall shot to fame across future husband humphrey bogart in "to have or have not". nominated for a supporting actor oscar and two tony awards. >>> now back to our top story, about 130 u.s. military advisers have arrived in northern iraq to coordinate relief and rescue operations there. >> but some people are questioning whether the u.s. role will have to expand to fight off the threat from isis. >> chief security correspondent jim sciutto reports. >> reporter: here the aftermath of a devastating u.s. air strike on isis fighters in northern iraq. the obama administration insists attacks from the air like this one are the limit of america's combat role in iraq. several veteran iraq commanders we interviewed said mission creep is inevitable. >> eventually this administration will have to confront how to destroy this islamic state. >> when you look at the capabilities or lack of capabilities of the iraqi military, the u.s. is going to have to be more involved going forward do you think that's a reasonable assessment? >> you need an organization, whether it's the united

it is true in 1968 he was very worried about humphrey becoming president and five days before the electionjohnson started doing a bombing halt in vietnam. there's some evidence that nixon didn't want the south vietnamese to make any deal at all with linden johnson because vietnam was the albatros around humphrey's neck. in 1972 he see nixon hammering mcgovern for being for abortion and amnesty. he ran a tough and dirty campaign in 1972. i tell you there have been tough and dirty campaigns throughout american history. nixon in 1972 did take things to a paranoid level unseen before where his hench men broke into the water gate. that is true. after nixon they started feeling a paranoia toward politics and nixon contributed to that. >> in 1972, five burglars arrested at the democratic national headquarters at tin washington. 11:26 a.m. rich and nixon and haldeman discuss water gate on the taping system for the first time time. it goes onto say an earlier portion of this conversation includes the 18 1/2 minute gap that his secretary contributed to but that is still not fully explained. the way

lauren bacall was an icon, known for her early films, paired with humphrey bogart, like "keylargo" and "the big sleep", she never stopped working. she made dozens of film and tv appearances. in her later career she was a store on broadway, winning two tony's, including one for "woman of the year." [ sings ] . >> reporter:. >> reporter: a long-time resident of the estelle romaine manville's upper west side. she represented a bygone age. >> she had this equipment essential new york after life in the second part of her career, and could be seen around town. i think the first time i saw her was in the carnegie deli ordering corn beef or something like that, years ago. that's about as new york as you can get. lauren bacall, dead at 89. >>> ahead, remembering robin williams. we talk to wayne brady about one of the most talented men in show business. and the israel-gaza ceasefire ends in under 24 hours. we talk to an author about the conflict seen from both sides. >>> a new plea in the fight against ebola from u.n. general ban ki-moon. urging leaders to send medical personnel and equipment to

you just put your lips together and blow. >> lauren bacall to humphrey bogart in "to have and have not." just 19 years old, it was her first film opposite a movie icon that could become her husband. bacall with would refer to bogart as my great love for the rest of had her life. >> i was so lucky to have had him. to have had that life and that romance and the whole -- everything that happened to me at once. >> their marriage lead to three more movie collaborations before his death in 1957. "the big sweep. " >> i like that. i'd like more. >> "dark passage." >> i sort of joined your team. >> when i leave here you're off my team. >> and "key largo." each one showcasing her smoky voice and sultry looks. >> what's the decision? >> i don't know. >> she was born betty joan perske on september 16th, 1924 in new york city. bacall's mediocre rise in hollywood led to more than 30 films in a career spanning more than 60 years. in 1953 she starred with marilyn monroe in "how to marry a millionaire." >> that's why freddie and i got married. >> you mean you married that boy. >> other roles had her op

deep, sultry voice, was hollywood royalty from the golden age of the silver screen, the widow of humphrey bogart. long before brangelina, there was bothy and bacall. this was one of the most famous photos of bacall, sitting atop a piano, and vice president harry truman played "the missouri waltz." >> reporter: she taught men what to do with women. >> what's wrong with you? >> nothing you can't fix. >> reporter: she taught women what to do with men. >> you don't think he's a little old? >> oh, grow up will you, men with that much dough are a little old. >> reporter: and she taught us all in a most unforgettable way what to do with your lips. >> you know how to whistle, don't you, steve? you just put your lips together and blow. ( whistling ) >> i had no idea, no idea that it would have that effect. >> reporter: lauren bacall had that effect for more than 60 years on stage, on tv, and in the movies, not bad for someone who started off as betty joan persky, from new york city. director howard hawk saw this photograph, gave her the name lauren and cast her in her first movie "to have and have

her first movie to have and have not, led to her off screen romance and marriage to humphrey bogart. who could forget the moment she reminded us all, how to whistle. >> what did you do that for? >> wondering when i would like it? >> what's the decision? >> i don't know yet. >> she would decide soon after. that on screen romance would become a real one. a smoldering beauty from hollywood's golden age, lobberen bacall was fiercely independent. a little dangerous. and that voice, perhaps her most powerful weapon. >> i like that. except for the beard. why don't you shave? we'll try it again. >> and try it again they would. starring in four movies together. >> you know how to whistle, don't up, steve? you just put your lips together and blow. >> and he listened lauren bacall was spotted at just 19 on the cover of harper's bazaar summoned to hollywood to star opposite humphrey bogart in have and have not. despite their 25 year age difference, they married a year later. >> what's wrong with you? >> nothing you can't fix. >> but bogart would die of cancer. on screen her line said it all. >>

she was married to humphrey bogart and starred in many movies with him including key largo and to have and to have not. she also starred in how to marry a millionaire. and the mirror has two faces. bacall also had a celebrated career on broadway. once again, lauren bacall dead at the age of 89. we'll have more on this at 6:00. >>> police officers getting death threats following the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager outside st. louis so police aren't releasing the name of the officer involved. today protestors gathered outside the prosecutor's office demanding answers about this shooting. al sharpton joined the family of 18-year-old michael brown asking for justice. >> we don't want to be told to just shut up and suffer in silence. >> right, absolutely! [ laughter ] >> we must have answers! >> i just want justice for my son. >> this has sparked tension in the black community of ferguson. five people were arrested during a second night of looting last night. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to break up the crowd. >>> the pentagon is sending another 130 military advisers to ir

if a man whom president nixon defeated for the presidency in 1968, hubert humphrey of minnesota, vice president under lyndon johnson, urgent with the vietnam war as his principal difficulty, resumable he, in getting to the presidency himself -- president nixon a veryd him by 0.7% in close race. former vice president hubert humphrey was interviewed earlier today in minneapolis by rod challenger of wcco-tv. >> calling for the president's resignation, which would keep it out of partisan politics. but he says now that resignation was the right choice, both for nixon and the nation. >> i believe the nation needs relief from this tremendous tension under which it has been for the last year, year and a half. there is a need of getting our country back together again, getting on with the business of government, the tremendous problems facing us. be broughtneeds to back together. we have simply got to get ourselves -- to restore our sense of confidence and restore trust in government. >> how do you think history will judge the nixon presidency? >> in the field of foreign affairs, it will be ju

. >> the man who president nixon defeated for the presidency in 1968, hubert humphrey, and burdened with the vietnam war as his principle difficulty, getting to the presidency himself of president nixon defeated him by 7/10 of one% in a very close race. hubert humphrey was interviewed in minneapolis by wcco tv. >> wishing to keep it out of partisan politics and says resignation is the right choice for nixon and the nation. >> i believe the nation needs relief from the tremendous tension under which it has been under which it's been for the last year, year and a half. there's a need of getting our country back together again, getting on with the business of government, tremendous problems facing us. the nation needs to be brought back together. we've simply got to get ourselves and restore our sense of confidence and trust in government. how do you feel history will judge the nixon presidency? >> in the field of foreign affairs judged well. in the field of domestic affairs, poorly. in the matter of the conduct of the office, particularly in these recent months, i think it will be judged h

humphrey bogart died of throat cancer in 1957, at age 57.all became briefly engaged to frank sinatra, and then married actor jason robards, they divorced in 1969. her film career would have highs, lows, and periods of inactivity. during one lull in her film career she won a tony award for best actress, the first of two, in the 1970 broadway show, "applause." in 1974 she returned to film in "murder on the orient express." >> that's not mine. i have mine right here. i thought the initial "h" >> "h" for harriet. "h" for hubbard. but it's still not mine. >> reporter: bacall even won a national book award, for her 1980 memoir, "by myself," in which she detailed her romance with bogart and hollywood rise. she continued to apprear on television and in films. and earned an oscar nomination for her role as a vain, imposing mother to barbara streisand in the 1996 film "the mirror has two faces." >> it's an awful thing to look back on your life and realize that you've settled. the problem was that i always thought that i had more time. >> reporter: she

she was cast in that first movie role "to have and have not" with humphrey bogart.marriage that ended at the age of 57. bacall's career spanned decades. she won two tony awards and an honorary oscar. tom brokaw first met the actress in california. he recalled this today on the "today" show. >> she was never, never not interesting, never, ever someone who had a big entourage of some kind. she was always betty bacall. >> known as betty, she is now joining me by phone is george steve stevens jr. and sally quinn, both friends of betty bacall. george, first to you, you are a producer, father of the statemefamous george stevens producer. were those first films with humphrey bogart what created lauren bacall? >> absolutely. when you think that she made her first film in 1944, she was 20 years old and she's really been part of american life for 70 years, a public life. and the first two, some would say they are the most memorable of all. but she maintained a career which isn't easy for an actress. really over a period of seven decades. >> and when we talk about her work, fi

bogart reportedly died today of a stroke at her home humphrey bogart a state should adjustment to goep sorrow yet with great gratitude for her amazing life we confirmed the death of lawrence one of her early films to have and have not one of her first four movies sparks flew on and off screen they were married in 1945 she was 20 he was 45 years old later years her projects included guest role on a soprano's 1979 autobiography >> : will be back more on robin williams after the break >> : sure... hey canyou bet! th that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d-printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and get a free portable power charger with a $15 purchase. helping you find a dentist you'll want to go to for the rest of your life. we've helped over 8 million people find that dentist, and we can do th

she was a huge star at 19 when she starred with humphrey bogart have and have not.hey married in 1945. the marriage lasted until bogart died in 1947. lauren bacall dead at 89. >>> the word came from authorities in california robin williams tried to cut his wrists and hanged himself with a belt in his bedroom house. the fans continue to bring flowers to his marin home and to his star on the hollywood walk of fame. he was battling serious depression before he died. sharrie williams has more onípun that. >>reporter:the fame and fortune was a given. it was known that he struggled with addiction. what was not discussed much was his bout with depression. >> there is a stigma associated with depression. if it's their fault, that is part of the depression. >>reporter:elizabeth gosh says more needs to be done. >> depression is a medical problem. people can't help themselves if they have diabetes or a heart condition. if they could hear that message. depression is not one's fault and it can be treated. >>reporter:when it's mixed with addiction and another problem loss of a jo

there with humphrey bogart. both on screen and offscreen and we'll look back with an extraordinary tribute to her this morning. >> we will but we'll begin with that record rain and flash flooding in the east coast this morning as much as, oh, ginger just told us 10 inches falling in parts of new york this morning. i need to see this picture here on long island. all those cars underwater. >> oh, my goodness. >> abc's gio benitez right there in long island right now and in lyndon hurst with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. this is what we're seeing all across the northeast right now. car after car just stuck in this flooding. it is a mess all across the country. >> oh, no. >> reporter: this morning -- >> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: 6 to 9 inches of rain reported in new jersey. highways in long island flooded. >> the avenue completely under water. >> reporter: inundating east and west. in phoenix, arizona, one man seeking refuge from the rushing floodwater

he didn't think he was a mcgovern or a humphrey or mccarthy. he thought he was a world-class leader, and he read greatly in world history, and he thought he could truly be seen as one of the giants of foreign affairs of the 20th century. and that when he left office, he would go back to san clemente and maybe do a five or six-volume memoir. en had are you kissinger certainly has made a career out of writing books like that, and nixon would have used the tapes ads the grist, given memory, he could actually quote what somebody said to him and it would have been accurate. his downfall is he never thought anybody could take these tape as way from him. they belonged to him. so imagine his surprise when the supreme court votes unanimously that you don't own those take place, that's the moment nixon realized that his presidency is sunk. host: when did he stop taping? guest: he stopped taping in july of 1973, when alexander haig said it's over, stop the insanity. from became a brief moment, people use the tapes burnt tapes, but dewey race them? what do

humphrey has said that he did not buy information.fees, service companies to obtain this information of citizens, which includes data of citizens registration. he stated that he paid anything from a few hundred to a few thousand yen for services. cases, they were mentioned during the morning, one of them mentioning nine instances where citizens information including registration was obtained. humphrey said that was a year-long project, 4-5 years ago which could be significant. the law states that it is illegal to get citizens information on city registration only came -- only became illegal in 2009. this morning, they are going through the facts of the case. -- theepends on what direction the case goes this afternoon. a should be able to hear summary of what has gone on today. >> christine, thank you. japanese have been enjoying sushi for decades. -- for centuries. in recent decades it has been enjoyed around the world. a sushito asus see -- genius. sushi is a traditional japanese food with an international appeal. arehe west few asso

>> reporter: opposite humphrey bogart in "to have and have not." >> what's the decision?eporter: they fell in love and despite a 25-year age difference, married the next year. ♪ on and off screen, they were hollywood's golden couple. >> i like that. i'd like more. >> reporter: "no one," bacall said, "has ever written a romance better than we lived it." in 1957, bogey died of cancer. bacall had a well publicized romance with frank sinatra and ill-fated marriage to jason robards. >> the men were all mistakes except for bogart. every one of them was a mistake. >> reporter: bacall found her salvation on stage. ♪ singing and dancing her way to two tony awards. on screen, she evolved from seductress to the elegant older woman. >> i mean there was a man in my compartment last night. it was pitch-dark of course, and my eyes were closed in terror. >> reporter: you can't always be a leading lady, a glamour puss she said. >> how would it look, the mother dating and the daughter stays home alone? >> mom, who's looking? >> reporter: people did look. bacall commanded attention. she exu