humphreys believed the evidence was enough to put the defendant away.ake the same case against rick's old girlfriend. what about bambi? she wasn't being tried in this courtroom. >> no. i think it's a travesty. >> her fingerprints are on this? >> all over it, figuratively. >> and that's just how he laid it out in his closing. he told the jury, this was a story about a spoiled woman, bambi bennett, who had manipulated her boyfriend, rick gagnon, into doing her murderous dirty work. get back the deed, get her mother off her back. >> he heard from bambi how her parents were not fair to her. they have her land. my parents are horrible people and i'm, you know, they've taken advantage of me. >> to make things right, argued the prosecutor, the dutiful boyfriend and his right-hand man entered the house and hunted down bambi's parents in their night clothes. the jury had just heard a drama of southern gothic proportions, dripping with family greed and hatred. now it was time for an entirely different story. >> none of the puzzle pieces fit. >> rick's defense tea

humphreys believed the evidence was enough to put the defendant away.rick's old girlfriend. what about bambi? she wasn't being tried in this courtroom. >> no. i think it's a travesty. >> her fingerprints are on this? >> all over it, figuratively. >> and that's just how he laid it out in his closing. he told the jury, this was a story about a spoiled woman, bambi bennett, who had manipulated her boyfriend, rick gagnon, into doing her murderous dirty work. get back the deed, get her mother off her back. >> he had heard from bambi, you know, how her parents were not fair to her. that they have her land. my parents are horrible people and i'm, you know, they've taken advantage of me. >> to make things right, argued the prosecutor, the dutiful boyfriend and his right-hand man entered the house and hunted down bambi's parents in their night clothes. the jury had just heard a drama of southern gothic proportions, dripping with family greed and hatred. now it was time for an entirely different story. >> none of the puzzle pieces fit. >> rick's defense team, inc

hubert humphrey got in the end of april. he didn't have to enter primaries, too late to file. most delegated would be selected. kennedy's plan was wuciÓn wipe him out, bring everybody over on my side and i will be the guy that can show everybody i can be richard nixon and hubert humphrey can. he won the primary but he didn't win by a lot o. he spent a ton of money, kennedy got 42%, he won but not by a lot. the next primary, nebraska, kennedy barely cleared 50%. he needed to knock out in oregon and mccarthy beat him in oregon. stunned it, nobody saw this coming. nobody beat a kennedy before. so california was the make or break primary on june 4th. kennedy said, you know, after losing oregon if i lose california, then i'm going to drop out of the race and so all eyes turn today california and they fought up and down the state for the next week and on june 4th, bobby kennedy won but when he went downstairs to give victory speech. he thought he cleared about 50%, turned out when they got the rest of the votes in, he got anemic win, so it really wasn't a great victory, you know, th

the negotiators so humphrey did. they hammered out the language that made everybody happy the secretary of state and those negotiators said we could deal with that. everybody in graham park wanted to have the lovefest and he put the kebabs on it with the chairman of the committee kellett i don't care if they will be the nominee i run this party to blowout the language and that is when all hell broke loose in grant park so just to allow the personal privilege few minutes ago one of my colleagues 1968 with the tet offensive united states navy right in the middle of that warfare. fifty years later on the anniversary he went back with some widows with the men with whom he had fought rick stand up so we can thank you. [applause] >> by the way the story is in the book two days before he was assassinated at breakneck speed he took a few hour break in the campaign to keep a promise to his kids that was to take them to disneyland to ride pirates of the caribbean so two days before he was shot he had his kids on pirates of the

took effect, and humphrey took effect in january . if you look at january into february into march, i don't believe we're at as agile as we could have been. >> supervisor cohen: please continue. >> so the next chart -- slide. here we are. this just shows how many people are in and out of custody in our in our in and out of custody situations. this does not show bookings, this shows people that would otherwise be in custody. 2769 on the right-hand side, how pretrial release has gone up to 15-16 from a low of 1243 in july of 2015. so as you can see, there's been a steady rise of people getting out on pretrial diversion. and there has been somewhat of a corresponding reduction

so that johnson and humphrey don't get a pr victory. they don't gept credit for ending the war -- get credit for ending the war. and then the talks can resume when i'm president and we can make something happen. so a powerful example of how our understanding of the past is always changing. how new evidence can also introduce new interpretations. and how, perhaps, some of the things we thought were true about what a president did and why he did it can change many decades after his death. so november. november 5, 1968. election day. nixon wins. george wallace gets the south. and even though this looks like a very red map, it was not as close as one might think. yes, nixon gets an electoral majority. and there's a yes of who wall -- and there's a question of who wallace took votes from, probably a few more than nixon. but even at this moment, this high t water-- this high water mark of liberalism, are about resistance to the establishment. and ends up electing a former vice president, two-term vice president, a republican, someone who camp

this is your business update on how to humphrey in berlin glad you could join me. german chancellor angela merkel says it is time for germany to try to a virt a trade war with the united states this after terrorists from washington met by e.u. levies of it so the next step potentially tariffs on vehicles made in europe a move which would hurt car exporting germany heart take a listen now to the chancellor speaking of parliament a deescalation in the trade brinkmanship. could it but right now we're witnessing something falter which we've always considered a constant namely the role of multilateral organizations we now have tariffs on a limb in human steel and we have a far more serious issue to levies be raised on cars imported to the u.s. because of the import with all and ladies and gentlemen some of this has the traits of a trade conflict i'm not ready to call it anything else just yet but it's a lot but it is worth putting all our efforts into trying to defuse this conflict before it does become a war though of course both sides have to be involved in all of tha

time helen humphrey thanks for joining me well it's a meeting that could determine the fate of i'm going to merkel's government took coalition partner the bavarian conservatives will decide today whether to accept a deal on migration that the chancellor secured at an e.u. summit on friday have a very insistent posse the c.s.u. had demanded a harder line of migration threatening to blow apart germany's governing coalition . a minor parties regional convention usually arouses little international attention but times are different since the disputed of a migration policy threatened to divide the c.d.u. from the bavarian sister party the c.s.u. the bavarian state premier gave an indication of how his party might respond to the compromise reached by e.u. leaders in brussels if they go should indeed have to go it's a step in the right direction some things remain very unclear and have to be expanded our european partners have explicitly agreed that they must also be supporting national measures that means it's been decided that now we in germany must also take action. but the center left socia

you're watching t w news i'm kind of the humphrey in berlin thanks for joining. our took over more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it made sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and.

and you have stories from lyndon johnson and hubert humphrey, where johnson is insisting that humphrey not travel with any reporter because he doesn't want iohumphrey to get any atte and he's insisting that humphrey run his speeches by his west wing, which is something you also do see with mike pence and donald trump. and the west wing would go through the speeches that hubert humphrey would make and stripan ouof the really interesting things. and it was about kind of keeping him down. and then when he ran for office of course that really made it impossible for him to winbe use he had to support the vietnam war, even though he was personally against it. and i think just the idea of these competing you know, this high wire act. >> woodruff: the choosing of the vice president, such an interesting dance. you have this little-known story of how hard ronald reagan tried to get former president gerald ford to be his vice president. >> it's an incredibly compelling idea. i think the fact that ronald reagan rlly seriously nsidered gerald ford. and i interviewed dick cheney who worked for ford

hubert humphrey, from his brother's old advisers, everyone in washington basically seeing this through the lens of johnson versus kennedy and his personal feud. bobby didn't think much of it. he had gone to vermont to go skiing and had to come back to have a press conference to explain his press conference . that was the kind of political relationship they experienced. bobby had a temper that contributed to what he did not -- why he did not get into the senate race earlier. speaking of vietnam, that is where it comes down. two people who saw two different solutions. jules: the vietnam war generated huge street protests. and robert kennedy over time developed an ability to deal with that, to capitalize on it and to make that connection with opponents of the war, with people who were hurting economically. so johnson, he didn't help himself. because his own personality, rather arrogant attitude. robert kennedy helped himself because with his ability to touch heartstrings and equate his concerns with the people who were in the streets made him much more effective politician in terms of dea

i mean, right now it's like hubert humphrey and l.b.j. i think. >> woodruff: which was not a close and warmnd cozy relationship. >> it was not. i mean, i interviewed mike pence, his brother, his older brother greg, who said when my uother was considering taking the job he called and he said you know i think donald trump reminds me of our dad. and greg said he was surprised by that and it and it took him b minute to thint it and then he said i can see what you mean. their dad was a korean war vet. very tough. i mean the six children did not stand when an adult walked into the room he would push them u bring thonto their feet. he sometimes disciplined with a belt. i mean he s a very difficult man to please. ani think that pence has learned to deal with donald trump because he spent his childhood gotiating and trying to work around a difficult personality who kind os all the oxygen out of the room. >> woodruff: so many stories here so many relationships and just fascinating lessons about the relationship between these two. "first in line; pr

i'm going to humphrey that he could join me. it's a meeting that could determine the fate of i'm going to america's government one coalition pilot of the bavarian conservatives will decide in the coming hours whether to accept a deal on migration that the chancellor secured at friday's european union summit macos bavarian system party the c.s.u. had demanded a harder line on migration threatening to blow apart germany's governing coalition we'll have more on the likelihood of the german government's collapse over the thorny issue of migration in just a moment first this look at the crack of that became a chasm for the chancellor. it seems like ages ago but not even one year has passed since i'll give a miracle and her party won the last german elections for the fourth time in a row. but since then it has become lonely and the berlin chancellery americal could be undermined not by the opposition but by her closest allies because they simply cannot stand merkel's liberal refugee policy the impetus came from this man horses the who

i think you would've overwhelmed humphrey and i think that he would have one the nomination. i can't back that up with facts but as a 15-year-old, i thought he would have supported him. he could reunite the blue- collar and intellectual. we got the trump of that error. this graceless sociopath of a man, nixon and the revolution was over, ladies and gentlemen. i turned against the government and protested the vietnam war and to me we left a lot of people in the field. you are going to say? >> robert kennedy understood vulnerability from the early age. his mother said he was born seven years after jack and joe and then another seven or eight years before teddy. he did not have any boy playmates to roughhouse with. he went to more schools that he could remember as a child and he i think really understood being alone and feeling of loneliness. children he could relate to well.>> i was told to get that attention. he was my favorite kennedy after that i think he was considered the runt of the brothers. he wasn't physical like his older brothers, especially joseph, the older brother

would always say, if hubert humphrey had beaten nixon, bobby kennedy. i'm not sure given the electoral college. going back though to getting the nomination, i think bobby had a strong shot at it. one of the things i write about in the, my book is, in 1964, when bobby first was deciding how he was going to pursue power. he went a very conventional route and thought -- if i want to be president, i should be vice president. and he immediately looks at it through the way of the lens of the convention delegates and where the power is and he's going through doing things he has to do. one of the ways the newspapers helped me is i could track where he was planning on going and who he was meeting with. but he knew that he could maybe rely on a great emotional appeal. and so did lyndon johnson. and he actually moved the kennedy tribute, the tribute to john f. kennedy later, to after the balloting for vice president and president. so that the, this outpouring of emotion, the kind we saw at the 1964 convention, where bobby stood there for more than a dozen minutes,

so the house is acted on these rules, rewriting humphrey-hawkins which governs the fed. i guarantee you chuck schumer will filibuster this bill. [laughter] i see a hash tag forming. jonah: we wanted a longer conversation and this is what we could work out. this is my schedule. and one thing i do ask is everybody stay in their seats and where they are until the speaker goes and i'll talk for another hour and a half. mr. ryan: make sure everybody reads his book. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the republican party has picked charlotte, north carolina to host their national convention in 2020. the republican national committee announced the decision today in texas. las vegas was the only other finalist. charlotte hosted the democratic national convention in 2012. foroin us this weekend alaska weekend with featured programming on c-span, book tv and american history tv. we will explore alaska's natural

so the house has acted on these ules rewriting humphrey-hawkins. [laughter] tag.ryan: i see a hash jonah: we wanted a longer conversation and this is what we could work out. this is my schedule. and one thing i do ask is everybody stay in their seats and where they are until the speaker goes and i'll talk for another hour and a half. mr. ryan: make sure everybody reads his book. [applause] . [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org all i could think of, what if he was interrogating me. >> sunday night on c-span. next on c-span, british prime minister talks with members of the house of commons about her recent meeting and his comments with russian vladimir putin. >> questions to the prime minister. he prime minister. prime minister may: today marks 100 years since the birth of nelson mandela. i am sure that the whole house will want to join me in paying tribute to his

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i think you would've overwhelmed humphrey and i think that he would have one the nomination. i can't back that up with facts but as a 15-year-old, i thought he would have supported him. he could reunite the blue- collar and intellectual. we got the trump of that error. this graceless sociopath of a man, nixon and the revolution was over, ladies and gentlemen. i turned against the government and protested the vietnam war and to me we left a lot of people in the field. you are going to say? >> robert kennedy understood vulnerability from the early age. his mother said he was born seven years after jack and joe and then another seven or eight years before teddy. he did not have any boy playmates to roughhouse with. he went to more schools that he could remember as a child and he i think really understood being alone and feeling of loneliness. children he could relate to well.>> i was told to get that attention. he was my favorite kennedy after that i think he was considered the runt of the brothers. he wasn't physical like his older brothers, especially joseph, the older brother

and the humphrey-hawkins law gives the fed -- first of all inputs into the fed's statute the bogus -- i won't get into the phillips curve, it puts into -- mr. goldberg: bingo. [laughter] rep. ryan: correcting me. should have exquisite rules, should have an explicit rule and should govern itself by that and should be made clear. that takes away, that gives us all the fiat money that is a reliable source of value where we know exactly where our money is so we cannot have debasement by the federal reserve that takes away our livelihoods. so, but but the last thing i , want to do is get politicians involved meddling with interest rates in the federal reserve. so you want to make sure that you keep this thing away from political interference and meddling. this is not a vladimir putin statement. and have a standard that is objective and adhered to and transparent so we are getting away from the fiat money days. we are not debasing our currency in the future. and as the world's reserve currency, this is a privilege we could abuse if we don't watch ourselves. we passed this bill as well. so b

they say is your business update on how to humphrey but thanks for joining me while the numbers are in they know good very good in fact over the last quarter the u.s. economy grew at its fastest rate in four years that's positive news for the world's largest economy but analysts say it's unlikely to be quite as positive as the white house makes it out. trump was quick to celebrate the new figures four point one percent growth from april to june. we're on track to hit the highest annual average growth rate in over thirteen years and i will say this right now no serious strongly as the trade deals come in one by one we're going to go a lot higher than these numbers and these are great numbers truck claims the new quarterly rate is sustainable on the campaign trail he promised annual growth between four and even six percent of his war on obama air regulations was supposed to unshackle the economy his one point five trillion dollar tax cut supercharged the new growth but well economists expected a surge from the tax cut this quarter some even predicted five percent if you believe it is sus

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this is your business update on helen humphrey in berlin glad you could join me could a trade war between the united states and the european union be off the table off draw following a meeting with european commission president in washington on wednesday u.s. president donald trump said the two sides had agreed to work on lowering trade barriers take a listen to the u.s. president outlining what the path agreed to this is why we agreed today first of all to work together towards zero. zero non-tariff barriers and zero subsidies. or no auto industrial goods like you. accuse. us companies for one might be breathing a sigh of relief the effects of chumps tariffs have already been having an impact on them and one of and now the president not the one the president intended general motors for one saw its shares tumble on wednesday in their second quarter profit down compared to last year the company's now lowered its profit outlook for the entire year the cost of g.m. two materials have been going up in the fallout from the trade dispute it's america's biggest carmaker the news is huge amounts

after the press conference my colleague helen humphrey had a chance to speak directly with chief executive. is what he had to say we have a structure overcapacity first seen in europe and as a consequence of all of that the utilization rates for all the steel companies are not high enough to really chinoy the attractive returns going forward and for our employees they were forced into restructuring programs each and every three to four years so we finally want to address that issue so we had four elements in mind one is the industrial logic take over capacity and solve that problem secondly generate significant value for our shareholders which is given by the four to five hundred million synergies but also good for a more reliable a more promising future for the majority of our employees and the fact that we remain a fifty percent owner is also good for all culture so it's going to stay noble peg it's going forward by another name that is the problem not china and overcapacity of steel. i think we have a global excess capacity but one is clear we cannot solve the issue of china with the eu

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this is your business update on how to humphrey. glad you could join me well asian markets have been tumbling as trade tensions rise shares in hong kong's stock market slipping two and a half percent earlier this is the u.s. and china the world's two largest economies prepared to slap each other with tariffs on billions of dollars on each other's products come friday and for the most part it looks like its consumers wallets which are set to take the biggest hit . a large number of u.s. imported products including nuts cheese meat and whiskey are said to be affected by the tariffs with just days to go before the next round of tariffs kick in customers at an international supermarket chain in beijing are distinctly unimpressed i think it's stupid that no one is getting anything. really stupid. retailers are also concerned about the trade dispute and they say the prospect of a hefty a shopping billed will lead to declining sales of american products which they stock. here if you were a jazz just see. if these tariffs are added to then

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first time doing his humphrey hawkins testimony. lucy was about inflation.dent tonight is the jerome powell a republican is very friendly with the president. we are watching closely to see what he says about inflation, what he says about trade and given the fact netflix will be down 15% come that the market will be wild today despite what the future show. gerri: they need to learn how to forecast good they could solve themselves a lot of problems. thank you so much. gerri: a lot more coming up this in this early hour. amazon expected to rake in billions of dollars in sales for prime day, which is still going on by the way. how much of the event is actually expected to bring in. and how tesla ceo elon musk finally gone too far. the stock sinking after a cave rescuer in a twitter rant. looking at pictures on your tuesday, a mixed bag at the top nine in the premarket come s&p down one and a quarter, nasdaq down one and three quarters. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models

every business anchor helen humphrey is with me here in the studio helen we just heard china hitting back where are we now in this trade dispute here several with really now in position where we're seeing the policy of america first go straight up against made in china these two ideologies coming together now and what china is calling a trade war so all week we've been waiting for the united states to impose those tariffs as it promised washington did say at midnight washington time yesterday beijing straight bat with confirmation and with basically a measure for measure level playing field right now in terms of the terrace that have been implemented thirty four billion dollars apiece the united states promising to increase that significantly potentially to five hundred a billion but we've actually seen those a u.s. products which it's been targeted i've had a look at that list it's interesting a lot of agricultural products the idea i think there from beijing to target solomon's pharmacy very fit for trial in the midwest essential as i mentioned china again calling it a trade war so

here watching the news on how to humphrey thanks as a few coming up i. stand for. language courses. video. any time any. movement to fight in full decades to take you seriously in the world no one cares less come out. onto w. superheroes on a mission smart women smart talks smart station a legend lives in by no means missed out on it we're increasingly dangerous time to make sure mines. after weeks of threats and counter threats the u.s. began applying twenty five percent tariffs on imports from china on friday morning affecting technological goods worth a total thirty four billion dollars china's response a range of tariffs on american goods also worth thirty four billion dollars also from friday and this might just be the beginning. washington is already threatening further action prompting china to accuse the u.s. of provoking a trade war. made. we've noted that the u.s. has again threatened to impose new tariffs on five hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products. not only that it's also made this kind of threat to other countries and regions. late so that we see. a furthe

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five hundred the humphrey good to have you with us officials and at thailand say they have managed to get four boys out from a flooded cave off so they spent more than two weeks on the ground a team of international divers spent ten hours leading the first children to safety but have no paused operations overnight eight more boys and their twenty five year old soccer coach remain stranded by the local governor hailed the first stage of the rescue effort a success. sixteen days today is the day we've been waiting for we are seeing the wild boars in the flesh. it's the outcome the world has been hoping and praying for the first voice from the circuit team called the wild paws extracted safely from the cave and on their way by helicopter and ambulance to hospital. after days of preparation expert foreign divers and members of the time navy's elite seal unit launched a daring and dangerous mission to rescue the youngsters and their coach the hazardous nature of the operation highlighted by the death of a diver on friday. the boys and their rescuers must travel four kilometers from the ele

that stories coming up in business with ana humphrey but i'll still be covering we'll be taking a look at the russian pension reform a lot of people in the country don't like all the attention is fixated on the wall cup all of that coming up in around one minute's time x. washington. so this is the view from my seat in the horn section. sarah with knows her stuff. think this is going to be the most incredible. musicians and conductors. and she shows just how diverse classical music can be there.

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