humphrey at the universi of _ humphrey at the university of california, - _ humphrey at the university of california, lesl university of california, los angeles, where there is a growing police presence here on the ground and protesters in this encampment have been ordered to leave or face arrest. israel reopens the erez crossing into northern gaza — allowing more humanitarian aid into the famine—threatened territory. disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, will be re—tried after one of his rape convictions was overturned. and the face of 75,000—year—old neanderthal woman revealed. scientists at cambridge university recreate a sd model from a crushed skull discovered in iraq. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. pro—palestinian protesters in an encampment at the ucla campus in california have been told to disperse by police or face arrest. these are live pictures outside the camp, where more and more students are gathering to show their support, as demonstrations against the war in gaza continue at universities across the united states. earlier, california's g

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so the conventional wisdom is that humphrey lost because he wouldn't break with johnson on the war. and you say that's wrong. >> how come? >> because the big issue and 68, it turned out was not vietnam, it was law and order. and as you mentioned in your introduction, richard nixon campaigned on law and order. and so one of the amazing things that comes out of that 68 convention is that after those 89 million people saw while the chicago police swinging their billy clubs and cracking heads and they saw the horror of that moment a poll found that two thirds of respondents supported the tactics of the chicago police. so even though there were many americans who shared a lot of the criticism of the vietnam i'm war many it turned against it by that time they're anger at this freewheeling carnival ask disruptive protest was more politically salient. so my point in the piece and my point in the book is that humphrey austin 68 not because he was abandoned by the left, but because he was abandoned by traditional blue collar democratic voters who went either for nixon or for george wallace yo

helena humphrey _ and arise thereof. helena humphrey thank- and arise thereof. thank you - and arise thereof. helena humphrey thank you so l and arise thereof. helena - humphrey thank you so much. i spoke about the unrest with professor dov waxman, who teaches israeli studies at ucla, and he discussed why theres so much pressure to clear the encampments. first of all, there is a concern for safety. what we saw last night was something that was completely unacceptable and the administration have to assure the safety of all students, both of those inside the practice encampment and all other students on the campus. there is a concern this is creating a dangerous environment essentially on the campus and the other concern the administration and is to ensure student, faculty and staff can go about the business and take classes. today's classes were cancelled. class probably will not happen in person tomorrow and they are likely to go online. but that cannot continue for long. the university has to students and do its business and if the protesters and particularly t

helena humphrey, in washington, _ well. helena humphrey, in washington, dc, _ well.ings well. helena humphrey, in - washington, dc, many things for that update. —— many thanks for there've been violent clashes between riot police and thousands of protestors after the parliament in georgia voted through a so—called foreign agents bill after weeks of protests. critics are likening the bill to legislation in neighbouring russia — used to stiffle dissent and silence criticism of the kremlin. our correspondent rayhan demytrie is in georgia — she sent this report. they marched in with a warning against the protesters who have been demonstrating outside parliament for weeks. protesters stood defiantly, refusing to move away... ..and then violence... ..all in the name of a contentious law which protesters fear will mark the end of georgia's democracy. you get a sense, now, they are moving more intensely. and the protesters are beginning to boo. they're being pushed away from the square. we will be in the eu. we will be in the eu. freedom to the georgians! georgian people are

that didn't help hubert humphrey, and now i'm thinking of rpk jr.er candidates who in some key states could do the same thing. they could affect the vote and therein again lies another parallel to '68. what do you think? >> well, from my point of view the parallel with wallace is donald trump. donald trumps uses today the kind of language that wallace used in '68 which is the language that says there are us true believing americans, and then there are all these bad people who aren't like us. so that populist language which wallace used with end credible skill had lain dormant in the united states really until if trump took it up in 2016. and so, to me, one of the striking things about this is that when wallace did this in '68, it was considered beyond the pale. you just didn't talk that way. america has changed a lot since then. and what was considered extremist language in '68 has now been normalized by trump. neil: so let me ask you, you wrote a column on this to that effect, but we're so focused on '68 here and the potential for democrats that we

humphrey, i think i'm going to start with you, sir.r a while, dated for a while, and then lost touch with each other. and then, sort of, according to what i read, you reconnected at some point. when was that? >> well, we've only known each other for about two years, and we saw each other for six, eight months. >> judge judy: and then did you stop seeing each other? >> yes. >> judge judy: and then did you start seeing her again? >> maybe a couple times. >> judge judy: well, i'm talking about the time that you got the camper and the atv. that was later. >> towards the end, yes. >> judge judy: towards the end of what? >> our relationship.

hubert humphrey went onto lose that year and the unrest helped him lose. >> oh, absolutely i think a totally depends on what the state of the war in gaza is. i mean, if there's a ceasefire, if there's some humanitarian aid is getting through, if the hostages had been released, that's one scenario and i think a much less charged scenario, but if in august of 2024 the israelis are attacking raffa, there's a humanitarian bloodbath going on. >> i think it'll be as i say, very highly charged and i think you'll see a lot of anger in the streets of chicago. >> and lastly, i mean, one of the things about the protests on the college campus is back then i mean, there was hostility between like rotc students and the protesters, but i don't recall and i i wasn't alive, but i don't i don't know of it being as divisive in terms of the anti-war protesters, then being accused of being anti any other students necessarily. but maybe i'm wrong. >> well, again, i made it. there was some and there were just the people who weren't at that point even in 68, there were a lot of people who get in particularl

my name's and humphreys i live in maryland. unfortunately type of fraud that happened in my family is all too common. i believe my testimony can shed light on the tactics used by scammers and the urgent need for stronger consumer protection. on the morning of february 7, 2022 i arrived at my mother's baltimore county house around 11:00 a.m. her caregiver came to the door and said your brother is in trouble back of my mom on the phone was someone claiming to be my brother. mom sought me and said to the color, here is a gun, talk to her. thinking this is my brother ared trouble is horrified to hear the story. he was in a terrible auto accident, his fault. the other driver who was pregnant was in critical condition. he was in a courthouse in virginia facing arrest and jail time. she explained what his voice sounded different than normal he said he had inhaled airbag chemicals which were causing him breathing difficulties. the collar knew enough details about my family members to be believable and he appeared to be quite scared. he

and these are paul at many points known as my taxes for the kids up and planning advocates, humphrey, or html. as close, they will be home. he works for a joint project between the city government and the un exploding ways to make tenants capital. rena. he's particularly concerned about them attacked has shopped him to copy those streets. uh, they are coming from different thoughts on different tools. they or it's, i mean it's into this evening. so they tell me that i'm ending this is we just want to go think so this as a growth alone sofa formulation seen through the seats that would of your day to see surveys conducted by he's organizational phones. higher incidence rates of bronchitis in places where my touch is flight, etc. but under the evidence like these can only go so far as i dress in big policy changes that go up on a city wide level, you take part of that to the tenants. government does not hub yet. this is way offensive. africa comes in the organization develops and assembles devices for environmental monitoring, unemployment, action, africa, cities, and africa in general

and i want to ask you, are you handling that job buys maybe the 2024 version of hubert humphrey. i think that risk trucking the, exists this contract has a split for democratic based much more than the republican dates. and of course, it makes it easier for donald trump to, to make the argument, but it's a countries i'm out of control with them, but it takes somebody like him to restore order. and so i do worry, but just us the protest and 1968 do appear according to strong research and broke of science. but people like all know why so, and others to have helped richard nixon when the election back november, the same fate made before the united states. when donald trump is again up on the ballot in a few months. yeah, well if, if that happens, we definitely will invite you to come back in and talk about the repercussions of the election in november yasha monk. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight. thank you. thank you so much. the runs of president abraham or i e. c has been killed in a helicopter crash run state t v says that the president is for administer,

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there he mrjustice humphreys. there he is and his wig. illegal migration act undermine human rights protections guaranteed in the region under post—brexit arrangements. but defence secretary grant shapps has dismissed those concerns. >> so we don't accept this ruling. >> we absolutely are going to appeal it. we will ensure we will do everything that's required to make sure, as you described it in the northern ireland, can't be in this position because we believe firmly in being able to control our own borders and we've been being prepared to take action to get to that . get to that. >> i have to say tooth and nail resistance all the way from keir starmer, who has no plan to deal with this at all, whereas we are at least making sure that we're passing this legislation and we won't let northern ireland be an exception. >> exemption to the rule in the united kingdom . okay, grant united kingdom. okay, grant shapps putting on his best rictus grin , but let's talk rictus grin, but let's talk about that now with our political editor, chris hope

i'm helena humphrey. it's good to have you with us. us speaker of the house mike johnson is reportedly considering legislation to sanction the international criminal court, a day after the court requested arrest warrants for the israeli prime minister and defence minister over accuastions of war crimes. arrest warrants were also issues for three hamas leaders, including yahya sinwar. the us denounced the icc�*s decision. speaking at a senate foreign relations committee hearing, us secretary of state antony blinken was critical of the move, and said the decision will only draw out the war in the middle east. the extremely wrong—headed decision by the icc prosecutor yesterday, the shameful equivalents implied between hamas and the leadership of israel, i think that only complicates the prospects for getting such an agreement. we will continue to forge ahead to do that, but that decision, as you've said, on so many levels, is totally wrong—headed, and we'll be happy to work with congress, with this committee, on an appropriate response. t

i'm helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us. we begin in the middle east, where thousands of protesters have gathered in israel, amid anger over prime minister benjamin netanyahu's failure to secure the release of hostages still being held in gaza. these are the scenes in tel aviv. police have arrested some demonstrators and used water canon to disperse two rallies, which had merged. in the latest development, the israel defense forces say that they have recovered the body of another hostage — identified as ron binyamin. in the latest sign of divisions within mr netanyahu's war cabinet, benny gantz has threatened to bring down the prime minister's government, unless he agrees to a far—reaching plan for gaza — with a deadline to do so in around three weeks�* time. meanwhile, the united nations says more than 800,000 people have now fled rafah, in southern gaza. many have been forced to head northwards, to areas which the united nations says have little clean drinking water or sanitation, as the israeli offensive continues. 0ur di

i am a helena humphrey in washington, dc. the top of the hour. in the meantime, of course, you can whisk a two hour app all the website, bbc .com. greater detail on some extraordinary reporting from the bbc�*s quentin sommerville after spending a month in myanmar embedded in the conflict. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining me. we had some wet weather today but wednesday for some of us will be a wash—out, persistent rain, heavy at times on the way, and it's starting this evening. now, here's the forecast. it has already been quite wet in east anglia and the south—east. the rain will spread into the midlands and the night, merge into the peak district, and then spread into northern england by the early hours of wednesday morning. it could reach ali —— eastern parts of wales too but scotland and northern ireland, apart from a few showers here and there, actually looking generally dry. so tomorrow's forecast, then, this is the morning, a widespread area of rain, we will

justice humphreys, whoever that fella is, has suddenly changed his mind.eland. and not only that, we're dancing to the tune of strasbourg and the european court of human rights. does this prove brexit never got done? >> well, what this judgement says is that essentially that that european law, echr law, is supreme in northern ireland over uk law. now, what does that mean exactly? well, it means that the immigration act, which rishi sunak has just managed to get through parliament, means that the uk as a whole can circumnavigate eu law in order to send migrants to rwanda . what to send migrants to rwanda. what judge, humphreys is, is saying here is that because of the good friday agreement, which enshrines, human rights, basically echr law into uk law, that rwanda bill can't be appued that rwanda bill can't be applied in northern ireland. obviously, that causes a huge, huge headache for rishi sunak first, because there's the risk of migrants flying over to belfast rather, getting over to belfast rather, getting over to belfast rather, getting over to belfas

a humphrey recovery operations, the state of emergency and the french pacific island territory of new caledonia has been lifted her. i have started earlier this month of differentiating piece voted to change the rules of provincial elections, the ethnic kind of communities say they'd be disadvantaged by the change or the $1000.00 french law enforcement officers have been deployed to the territory since unrest broke out. at least 7 people died, including 2 policemen. in south africa, the 1st of oats, in the general elections, of being costs for you, special ballots election stuff, visiting more than $600000.00 items to collect votes and those who come and make it to a putting station on wednesday. the governing african national congress is facing major election challenges for the 1st time and it's 3 decades in power. many south africans accuse the potty or failing in its pledge of a better life for a volunteer firefighter and a talent of forestry official have been formerly choose by prosecutors of enforcement in setting wild fires in february of a 130 people were killed in the fight,

as we keep an eye on those, we can cross to my colleague, helena humphreys who was at the scene for uslena, just before we get started, could you let us know the lay of the land, where you are, and why it is we are looking out behind you, and where you are? give us a sense of the geography. you are mentionina us a sense of the geography. you are mentioning exactly _ us a sense of the geography. you are mentioning exactly how— us a sense of the geography. you are mentioning exactly how authorities . mentioning exactly how authorities decided to go about moving in, and so what you can see behind me, perhaps, just where those three police officers are right now, they are moving to one side, but you can see that was thick gap they managed to create in the encampment, by turning away at those barricades. the plywood that has been reinforced, throughout the course of the day, after scenes of violence last night, they had been hammering away at it and they moved through this area. they previously tried on the other side, all the way back, from the other side of the encampment, but the speakin

world number one, new humphreys hoping this isn't his only perfect match this weekend as he and rivaleak—out star that is winning in america to revitalise matt graveling, bbc news. take a look at this. this is scott whitehouse in his driveway. he's taken the internet by storm after displaying these nifty football skills that were captured on a home security camera. it was one of them moments of magic that got caught by camera. put something in the bin, so ijust says, you might as well throw it. so she had a go at throwing and obviously it hit the rim of the bin. i just stuck my foot up, like that, and hoped for the best and the best happened. my maradona came out of me, chesterfield maradona came out of me. it's good i had cameras, otherwise no one would have believed me. football crowd cheers. so good those cameras were on. it is now time for look at the weather. hello there. tomorrow marks the start of meteorological summer, and there's going to be a lot of dry weather this weekend and some warm sunshine as well. and earlier today, it was very pleasant in cumbria, but there was a ch

hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.ays there's fierce fighting along a large part of the kharkiv region border in the northeast of the country. russia says it captured another four villages in the region — an area where russian troops had been pushed back nearly two years ago. since russia launched their surprise offensive two

hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join us. of north—west iran, where a helicopter carrying its president and foreign minister has gone missing. here are the two men believed to have been on board. president ebrahim raisi on the left, and the country's foreign minister, hossein amir—abdollahian on the right. russia and turkey have joined the search for the helicopter. these are the latest pictures from a turkish surveillance drone which has identified a source of heat suspected to be the wreckage. turkey has shared the co—ordinates with iran. and this is footage from russia showing a rescue helicopter being loaded onto a plane, which is headed to the mountainous terrain as bad weather is hampering the search. borzou daragahi is a senior fellow at the atlantic council and an iranian journalist. he explains who ebraham raisi is and how he came to power.

i'm helena humphrey. �*s didavi with us. —— it's good to have you with us.sanction the international criminal court, a day after the court requested arrest warrants for the israeli prime minister and defence minister over accuastions of war crimes. arrest warrants were also issues for three hamas leaders, including yahya sinwar. the us denounced the icc�*s decision. speaking at a senate foreign relations committee hearing, us secretary of state antony blinken was critical of the move, and said the decision will only draw out the war in the middle east. the extremely wrong—headed decision by the icc prosecutor yesterday, the shameful equivalents implied between hamas and the leadership of israel, i

our service bill on slide also blocked an important road linking the capitol to the affected area. humphrey the supply by a local community leader. i spoke in a video at the seat. this is a place that's covered by the deputies, and therefore people in the village, the local c a asking the government, the h. anyone and everyone who wish to help people, i might not in the package. people. uh they, they cannot cry or they gonna do anything because it's difficult for them because such situation is never happened in history. will they be packaged at geography? i'm a scientist of the university of hub in the u. k. we asked him what might have caused this? yeah, somebody does that. that's been a whole series of, of events this yeah, i mean, more mold on size than we normally say. and at this time did. yeah. in been, you know, be compared with, with the last 20 years or so. and now most of those have been associated with very heavy rain full and puff indicating he's been hit by a repeated series of big rain storm events on those big raised events. so probably driven by climate change, i mean it's c

hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. tuesday, after an israeli airstike killed dozens of people in rafah. video shows the aftermath of the strikes, as a massive fire ripped through tents near the southern gazan city. at least 45 people were killed — including women and children — at a camp for displaced people. that's according to the hamas—run health ministry.

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hello i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me., as donald trump's defense team rested its case on tuesday. closing arguments in the historic hush—money trial are set to begin next tuesday. then, the jury will begin weighing the evidence on whether mr trump illegally covered up a payment to adult film star stormy daniels. the former president faces 3a felony counts of falsifying business records. as he left the courthouse earlier, mr trump characterized the trial as political interference. this is all about biden. can't campaign so he's trying to injure his opponent. they're trying to hurt the opponent because they can't win it fair and square. it's law.

hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join us.here a helicopter carrying its president and foreign minister has gone missing. here are the two men believed to have been on board. president ebrahim raisi on the left, and the country's foreign minister, hossein amir—abdollahian on the right. they'd both been on a trip to iran's border with azerbaijan, inaugurating a new dam project shown here. this is the image of president raisi on the ground at the site of the dam before he boarded the helicopter. a convoy of three helicopters were believed to have then travelled across iranian territory. two returned safely, but the one carrying the president and foreign minister dissappeared after what authorities described as a �*hard landing' in mountainous territory under heavy fog. there has been no contact with the aircraft since.

hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.eadly air strike on an area for displaced people near rafah in southern gaza. video show a large explosion and intense fires burning. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says

hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.e fighting along a large part of the kharkiv region border in the northeast of the country. russia says it captured another four villages in the region — an area where russian troops had been pushed back nearly two years ago. since russia launched their surprise offensive two days ago, they claim to have taken nine villages altogether — something the bbc has not been able to verify. there have also been strikes on the russian side

. >> hubert humphrey against richard nixon. president -- walks in as the standard bearer of the party. let's fast forward to today. i said remember that 36%. because joe is at a historically low number as well. 38.7% has a lot of people wondering if he's got the ability to win. >> vietnam was dragging down lbj biden stance on israel contradicting to his low ratings. pete: afghanistan was beginning of the plummet of the ratings as well as ukraine and the war there unpopular so multiple wars. will: pete mentioned it rfk father entered in '68 he's now running against joe biden. pete: michigan a lot of people say reason -- reason biden is having trouble being clear with a messaging he's worried about 100,000 votes in a swing state there's a big muslim population tlaib is worried about let's vote uncommit sod biden won the state but lost to nobody in the court of public perception. will: let's focus on foreign wars in joe biden case focus on israel and lbj case vietnam affect the presidents at the team in '68, 53% of the americans b

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.e to leave the city of rafah in southern gaza, as it presses on with its military campaign there against hamas. the israel defense forces have declared a narrow coastal strip at al—mawasi to be a safe humanitarian zone, but the un says it has no running water or proper sanitation. israel says that since monday, about 300,000 palestinians

for gordon humphrey, who was then by that time was a republican. so he came there was in concord, there was an old, wonderful old hotel called the new hampshire highway hotel. and it was always the same seat of political activity. it was just it was wonderful. it had restaurants and bars and all sorts of things. and reagan came there. we met there. the cuts that you cut, the commercials. and he came two aides and i don't remember who i was probably, mike deaver and peter hannaford, one of them, anyway, but they immediately disappeared. and reagan came early. so he and sat down in the lobby and we talked for 20 minutes. and of course, i had nothing offer this man. i had there's nothing i could do forim. and he was utterly, utterly and funny and wonderful all the way. he was the way you imagine him is exactly the way was was just a self-confident charming, wonderful m and college sports because he played him, of course, and i did, too. and then we talked about winter. we talked about the snow in new hampshire. he didn't like the cold. neither do i. s

you all of those are because outrages me space presentations, the claim that israel deliberately humphrey medical services in garza. oh, the truck is the last viable location for medical care cannot be left on on food. israel persistently continues to facilitate the enhancement of medical services throughout the entire yeah, the street in addition to the hospitals located in rafa, efforts have been extended to support the rehabilitation of hospital l. 4 in the territory. these may be seen at to 6 off your folders. in fact, 14 hospitals are, you know, probation outside rough h. few hospitals are in full operation. we've only 2 of them located in nebraska as field hospital which was established by the i c r c. in the last, the area, the gain oprah, but i think as recently as net 9 may, one more is field hospital is due to open later this month. and the establishment of 4 more fields, hospitals, in currently under consideration are mobile clinics continue to operate in the alum was the area to collaboration with the host of international arcturus, including the world health organization cont

pamela and clarissa an' roderick ransom and humphrey clinker. a very short period, it is clear exam because they're not the sort books that you would read wanted. norwegian grammar return for cigarets cigarets of course were the currency of prisoner of war camps. so you happen to be a nonsmoker which very few people were in those days then you then you were rich because you had lots ofey in your pocket which you were not going to smoke elementaryned to german elementary grammar. k this is quite near the end of the war when people could see which way the wind was blowing so giving up that german and lost aopy of some of a salado by robert's service sonadian poet then verysardo it sold up to 3 million copies of personal ownership that you lend t the who. and so have to put this sort of appeal. i do it all the time with my students it must be said a lot of them bought into few weeks ago, handed me back a couple thank very much. but she did in fact before and seemed to think nothing of it. so i should berateto after time. now, aprisoners all marched

i'm helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us.protesters have gathered in israel, amid anger over president netanyahu's failure to secure the release of hostages still being held in gaza. these are the scenes in tel aviv. police have arrested some demonstrators and used water canon to disperse two rallies, which had merged. in the latest development, the israel defense forces say that they recovered the body of another hostage, identified as ron binyamin. in the latest sign of division within mr netanyahu's war cabinet, benny gantz has threatened to bring down the prime minister's government, unless he agrees to a far—reaching plan for gaza —

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hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.after an israeli airstike killed dozens of people in rafah. video shows the aftermath of the strikes, as a massive fire ripped through tents near the southern gazan city. at least 45 people were killed — including women and children — at a camp for displaced people. that's according to the hamas—run health ministry. the israel defense forces say the air strike killed two

hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.y says there's fierce fighting along a large part of the kharkiv region border in the northeast of the country. russia says it captured another four villages in the region — an area where russian troops had been pushed back nearly two years ago. since russia launched their surprise offensive two days ago, they claim to have taken nine villages altogether — something the bbc has not been able to verify. there have also been strikes on the russian side

with more from washington, here's our correspondent helena humphrey.partment has effectively opened the door to boeing facing criminal prosecution over two deadly crashes in 2018 and 2019, in indonesia and then in ethiopia, involving its 737 max aircraft, through which, 346 people were killed. and after those two crashes, essentially, there was a deal between prosecutors and boeing. it was contentious, and boeing paid out some $2.5 billion, but also agreed to come up with a new framework, a new ethical framework, also with regards to safety measures as well. now, that deal was set to last for three years and actually expire injanuary. just a few days before it did expire, we saw that incident with the alaska airlines 737 max airliner as well, when a panel on that aircraft blew out. and of course, during that incident, it immediately renewed the spotlight on boeing, on its quality assurances, its safety controls. and in this ruling, the us justice department on tuesday said that boeing had violated the terms of that agreement. that is something that boe