we want humphrey!ar, and you could hear the footsteps behind you, where i was. - the anti-war activists, they stop heckling him. - in charlotte, north carolina, a crowd of 10,000 people cheered the vice president wildly, and he loved it. it was about the same wherever he went: tennessee, west virginia, florida. and the vice president seemed to gain new confidence. - i need you. quite frankly, i think you may need me. and i think-- [applause, cheering] - nixon spends his whole life running scared. and all of a sudden, the race that was well in hand is getting close. and he begins to sweat. - this means absolutely-- this is sort of the kid stuff that somebody goes through when he's behind. - nix on nixon, that's what it's gotta be! - this is the time and this is the place to take off the gloves, and sock it to 'em! - i'm gonna sting ya, and sting ya, like a hornet and a bee, day in and day out! [dramatic music] - there's some real advantages in being an underdog! sooner or later, your opponent will have

and hubert humphrey tried to win with it one more time. he fell short because richard nixon won in 1968 politicians in almost every we are level in getting the president to level after ben said, okay this is the new campaign model put together an effective television campaign he put together a plan rallies were no opposition was ever an evidence. >> he controlled his campaign from beginning to end and that to me is the significant thing if he won by one vote or 10,000 or 100,000, he won the basic appeal of richard nixon in 1968 is reaction its reaction to a world that seems to have gone mad nixon was inheriting a nation which was bitterly and permanently. >> it turns out divided over the war in vietnam, over issues of race ov issues of culture over issues of morality i think he really thought he could bring the country together some public men are destined to be loved and other public men are destined to be disliked but the most important thing about a public man is not whether he's loved or disliked, but whether he is respected and i hope

humphrey. [cheers and applause] - i shall seek the nomination of the democratic party. will not rest on it. - and it was very clear, to everybody, that johnson controlled the party. - president johnson will do what he can to help humphrey win the nomination, and to see that senator robert kennedy does not get the nomination. - who would be nominated by the democratic party wasn't necessarily gonna be determined by the primaries. it would be nominated by the people who controlled the levers of power, and that was lyndon johnson and his political machine. and it was vice president hubert humphrey who would be the beneficiary. - nevertheless, if mccarthy/kennedy amassed enough delegates through the primary process, they might be able to put pressure on the democratic machinery. - indiana's may 7th primary is critical to the kennedy strategy of demonstrating to party leaders across the country that he's the one democratic candidate who can win big. - indiana can decide who is going to be the nominee for the democratic party, and therefore, very likely, who's going to be the

cnn's mike valerio reports from camp humphreys since south korea it's where rockets are tour and wereamilies find new homes in korea, like the cooke family? >> trading their lives in cincinnati, ohio for camp humphreys, south korea it's the army's busiest airfield in asia, and the biggest u.s military base overseas, camp humphreys, is about 60 miles away from north korea, driving distance from the heavily fortified demilitarized zone, the dmz, which divides the korean peninsula more than 40,000 people called camp humphreys home, including the cooks they have not one but two sets of twins, the youngest, just eight months old. >> and will you said as you won't have, they came here because of sargent, terry cooke, an army. >> i.t. specialist here to support the critical u.s. south korea military alliance. >> we met in cincinnati, ohio, but in dad mode with his wife free. >> he says it's all about supporting bringing his parental platoon. there's really like a, you know, spend as much time of the maximum aka topic, get this whole unit. i got i just look good right now. >> camp humphreys h

like humphrey slocum. i don't know if you offer a baby, but i would love a baby where you get to pick three different flavors where you just literally get, like, two bites of each flavor. can you work something like that onto your menu for us? >> well, when you come to humphrey slocum, we let you to taste all you want so you can get those small baby bites first. >> true true, true. look, do you think, you know, obviously, you have the restaurateurs perspective, but in terms of, you know, kind of like pulling back and looking at the bigger picture, are there benefits to society, like whether it's, you know, climate sustainability or health care costs, that kind of thing? >> i think so. i think, you kno, we are over the last many decades where we have a culture where we go out to eat and we expect to bring a lot of food home and is that food eventually eaten, or are we just trying to give a lot of size and portions to justify that price and value? i think we'll save both money and have better environmental a

you are live camp humphreys host.he only us army division, which is partially made up south korean soldiers. but the goal for families here is to immerse in korean culture, which is especially important for re, since she lived in germany as a kid when her dad was a sergeant in the army, being able to provide my children with the same cultural experiences that i was given. other child. it is extremely important to me as a mother, but for those looking for a slice of america america, there's plenty texas roadhouse, yawn base golf course, and one of the biggest fourth of july celebrations on this side of the world there's, also the feeling of belonging jubilation after years in the army finally, becoming american citizens since noncommissioned officer and ceo sergeant vanessa romo was born in the philippines supported here at her naturalization ceremony by her platoon i didn't expect it to be here, honestly. >> it's great to do it overseas summer, especially in korea. i love korea a slice of america, inextricably part of

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me. we begin in lebanon where there are concerns tonight over escalating violence between the militant group hezbollah and israel and what it could mean for the region. hezbollah has now confirmed the death of a top military the latest strikes come after four days of deadly devices, prompting new condemnation from the un human rights chief. it isa it is a war crime to commit violence intended to spread terror among civilians. we examine what the attacks in lebanon could mean i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me. we begin in lebanon where there are concerns tonight over escalating violence between the militant group hezbollah and israel and what it could mean for the region. hezbollah has now confirmed the death of a top military commander, ibrahim aqil, after israel struck a high—rise block of flats in the lebanese capital beirut on friday. ibrahim aqil is considered the most high—profile member of the group to be killed in the current conflict, with the us having had a multimillio

julian humphrey never saw him. out on an island, because of the quickness there off the line of scrimmage. look at this. it's not the greatest route, but it's the awareness and the ability to come back to the ball. and then, what he does after the catch, this isn't a big guy. he's 175 pounds. but he just knows how to make plays when it matters, and he makes a huge play for alabama. what an answer by the tide. >> chris: that was special in about three ways. the speed to get open, the adjustment he makes, and the spin move down the sideline. bernard going down low to grab the two-point try. >> kirk: beat starks there man-to-man. so, georgia, after all of that, had the lead for 13 seconds. >> chris: yep. and they find themselves, begun, neechding needing to rally. again, they have a lot of time. they left georgia the three time-outs, plus the two-minute time-out. and this bama defense is all of a sudden reeling. they have to find some answers here. >> kirk: are you okay? you've had some big calls here. >> chris: i'm e

find new homes in korea, like the cooke family trading their lives in cincinnati, ohio for camp humphreyssouth korea it's the army's busiest airfield in asia, and the biggest us military base overseas camp humphreys, is about 60 miles away from north korea, driving distance from the heavily fortified demilitarized zone, or dmz, which divides the korean peninsula more than 40,000 people called camp humphreys home, including the cooks. >> they have not one but two sets of twins the youngest, just eight months old. >> and when you said is you won't have they came here because of sergeant terry cooke, an army. >> it specialist here to support the critical us south korea military alliance. >> we met in cincinnati, ohio, but in dad mode with his wife free. >> he says it's all about supporting his parental platoon, but there's really like and that's, spend as much time of the maximize their top oh, you mean i got i just looking good right now. >> you are literally camp humphreys host. the only us army division, which is partially made up of south korean soldiers. but the goal for families here i

humphrey. never separated himself, just that bit from lbj, the same way she has to separate herself a little bit from joe biden, to show who she is and what she's for that's different than the last four years, because there are people who haven't liked the last four years. and, finally -- >> yeah. >> -- you know how they keep track of in a football game how many minutes each side has the ball? every minute she's talking about the future, great. every minute she's mired in the past, it's a loss. just like a football game offensive/defense. >> that's such an interesting point we'll take to psaki. you mentioned humphrey, which is interesting to lbj, because president biden exited after winning the nomination late in the cycle, the last president to come anywhere close to that was lbj. hubert humphrey not known for the same level of joy kamala harris has been evincing. i don't know if i passed bob's history tests, but those are some parallels, jen, and bob's point goes to the viewers, by definition

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.es of deadly attacks across lebanon using explosives and pages and walkie—talkies as, "a declaration of war".

hello, i'm helena humphrey. it's great to have you with us.y announcing it has found several bodies underground in the gaza strip. the idf has not confirmed whether they are the remains of israeli hostages held by hamas. israel says the bodies were discovered during combat and its military is working to extract and identify them, which will take several hours. us presidentjoe biden addressed the media in the state of delaware just a short while ago. my staff have been in contact with the israelis and discovered bodies in gaza. not sure the exact number. they have not taken them out yet. they wanted to identify the bodies. a lot of speculation as to who they are and names, i am not at liberty to do that at the moment. it is time this war ended, we should end this war. we are on the verge of having an agreement. it is time to end it. palestinian health workers in gaza have started vaccinating some babies against polio, a day before

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.russian missile strike that's being described as the moscow's single deadliest attack so far this year. the target was the city of potalva, in central ukraine. at a military training insitute and nearby hospital were hit.

inside of mine, i should say this humphrey rescue operations. rescue workers are searching for several missing people in japan's know to a region, not the heavy rains that try deadlines, lights and flats. at least one person has been killed about 50 centimeters of rain has fallen in the area. in 3 days. authorities have issued the highest level outlet so long i has begun to account a voter, 2nd preferences, laptop, new candidates, gained the necessary 50 percent of the vote and the countries presidential election . so long as the election system allows voters to rank up to 3 candidates in order of the preference on a balance, pay by any results puts max is low, make a new out tomorrow night. ok. well in the lead, he's the front runner for president. i know ra camara, this an ica is i left this politicians who spend most of his political career on the margins. he's known as a k d by have supporters and please promise to cut taxes and bringing policies to help poor people. those people the prompt to streamline because economic meltdown, and i'll still struggling as the economy recovers.

the blast was caused by a methane leak and the build up of gas inside the mine is humphrey rescue operations. canada and the european union have joined the international efforts to help olivia extinguish a wave of wildfires. kind of that provided in water bomber and france and an air bus helicopter spain dispatched 40 firefighters as well as experts to combat the blazes. the guns as homeless around health industry says at least 40 people have been killed in his writing strikes over the weekend. the strikes hit the job lea, a refugee camp, as well as targets in kansas city and elsewhere in the strip fears are also maintained of a wider war. as israel continues to crate fire with has bought them innocence in lab and on both as well on time us are considered tear groups by multiple western countries. risk to this race to this off to the, to ball. every few g come is key, buys really is trucks. as the search for survivors, they find the child is brought to light the of the sleeping in this house. it is already too late. this attack is one of several is really strikes some garza over the weekend

i'm helena humphrey. it's great to have you with us.ezbollah and israel and for what it could mean for the region. hezbollah has now confirmed the death of a top military commander, ibrahim aqil, after israel struck a high—rise block of flats in the lebanese capital beirut on friday. ibrahim aqil is considered the most high—profile member

josh mankiewicz: don harris's son jeff humphrey was 17 when his father went to guyana.lieves he knows exactly how his father responded to that note. jeff humphrey: well, this is my dad's nbc news notebook. it says it's jonestown on the front of it. he was trying to write this note to somebody without anybody else knowing about it. and it says, "find me tomorrow. whether you find me or not, i'll help." that secret plea for help is just the beginning. tensions reach a breaking point as reporter don harris confronts jim jones. and the fragile order of jonestown starts to unravel. coming up-- don't bring those kids back here! jackie speier: word started to get out that people were leaving. craig melvin: division in the compound. danger was just ahead. suddenly, the knife was around my neck. craig melvin: when "dateline" continues. air wick. how far would you go to set the ambience of your space? try the air wick way with air wick essential mist. infused with natural essential oils to fill your moment with immersive fragrance for up to 45 days. now that's a breath of fresh a

i'm helena humphrey, glad you could join me.nce between the militant group hezbollah and israel — and what it could mean for the region.

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 for him. 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 man. and we talked about high school 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

and humphrey, the grandmother from maryland told us about how her 94-year-old mother was targeted by scam artists who had personal information about mrs. humphrey's brothers, and convinced her family that he had been arrested and was in urgent need of bail money. neither of these victims have gotten their money back, nor have many, many others. we have heard from them on this subcommittee and more of them are coming forward because of these hearings. now, the banks may tell us and they may sincerely believe the stories are the exception. they tell us, the scams don't matter because more than 99% of transactions on zelle, as i mentioned , go through without incident. but when we are talking about billions, and billions, and billions of dollars worth of transactions, .01% makes a difference. whatever the present, the average losses are $500. and that is a big chunk of change to the average, everyday american. so, when this devastation falls on them, it can be shattered, even though it is just the cost of doing business. we would never tolerate a car that protects infants 99% of the tim

hello, i'm helena humphrey. it's great to have you with us.several bodies underground in the gaza strip. the idf has not confirmed whether they are the remains of israeli hostages held by hamas. israel says the bodies were discovered during combat and its military is working to extract and identify them, which will take several hours. us presidentjoe biden addressed the media in the state of delaware just a short while ago. my staff have been in contact with the israelis and discovered bodies in gaza. not sure the exact number. they have not taken them out yet. they wanted to identify the bodies. a lot of speculation as to who they are and names, i am not at liberty to do that at the moment. it is time this war ended, we should end this war. we are on the verge of having an agreement. it is time to end it. palestinian health workers in gaza have started vaccinating some babies against polio, a day before

i'm helena humphrey, glad you could join me.now been upended by this week's escalation between israel and hezbollah. tonight we'll bring you the scenes from lebanon's capital beirut, where the israeli military has bombed what it says is hezbollah�*s central headquarters there — targeting senior commanders from the group. we'll bring you reaction to the conflict from the united nations, where members are urging all sides to agree to a ceasefire, and from the white house, which says it had no advance knowledge of friday's israeli air strike in beirut.

area on a devol and and humphreys. >> yes i am. >> would you commit to reimbursing them? >> i am not sure i can commit to that today but i can commit to looking at their cases individually. >> okay. ms. feldsher, are you familiar with the valdes family? >> senator, i am not. >> i will give you a copy of the letter that is here right now in connection with the may 21 hearing they lost $21,000. they've never been reimbursed or had a satisfactory response. would you commit to reimburse them? >> i am happy to follow that up. >> whatever the verbiage in the room, there are people that are losing money out there. your banks are blowing them off . that is why you may sense in my voice or in this report a certain passion for trying to treat the more fairly. ranking member. >> let me try to offer a different perspective. banks obviously provide their customers cash. when they have given their customers cash and they walk out of the bank and they get robbed, i don't think anybody is suggesting the banks need to reimburse that customer for them fact that they were robbed, a crime wa

yes, prime minister that gets shared where sir humphrey, you know, do you remember the sitcom? yes. where sir humphrey is explaining to jim hacker, the mp, you know, that the foreign office are strongly arabist in their sympathies. and it's interesting because there's very little evidence of that anymore these days. yeah i used to work for the foreign office, and they're certainly right on board with all the diversity, equity and inclusion nonsense. and it was i wish it was still there at the time when you were picking pronouns and stuff. it would have been fun. we got to think in 25 years time and we can already see the tilt, you know, britain being pulled leftward. but in 25 years time, with the growing muslim population, we're going to be arming hamas instead. well i mean, we know we're going to be hamas moving to the daily mail. lewis, have they got anything more cheerful ? yes. >> well it's nice. yeah, it's good news. it's all good news coming out of this stuff today. laboun coming out of this stuff today. labour. labour now are running scared over winter fuel backlash . scared

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.ves in pagers and walkie—talkies as "a declaration of war". in a televised address, hassan nasrallah said that israel crossed all red lines after 37 people were killed

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.g violence between the militant group hezbollah and israel and what it could mean for the region. hezbollah has now confirmed the death of a top military

i'm helena humphrey, glad you canjoin in.nterim government to set up an electoral council to organise presidential election by the end of next year. mr blinken made the comment on a trip to haiti, has now arrived in the dominican republic ways expected to meet with the country's president on friday. the trip by america's top—level mat is part of washingtons latest efforts to help caribbean

hello, i'm helena humphrey. buildings in beirut. it said it was targeting hezbollah "weapons depots" in the lebanese capital. earlier on friday a series of explosions levelled a number of buildings. the israeli defense forces says it was targeting hezbollah�*s headquarters, in beirut�*s densely populated southern suburbs. hezbollah�*s leader, hassan nasrallah, was reportedly the target of the explosions. neither israel nor hezbollah has formally confirmed his status. at least six people died in the attack and more than 90 have been injured according to lebanese officals. the embassy of iran, which backs hezbollah, called the attack "a dangerous, game—changing escalation". our bbc teams on the ground describe the situation as chaos, with ambulances rushing to the scene

she played a key role in convicting back humphrey was subbing 25 years in prison, full fraud. the call leaders of germany's dreams apology of stepping down following the exhaust us as well as and regional election chicata lang, and on, but no report along with the entire national party leadership announced that as ignition the bodies phase to get enough boats to enter the state farm is even vandenberg m to arrange you martin now also here in germany, folks, while the management and worker trade unions have started key negotiations. as your law just call me go trojans to got thousands of jobs and clothes factories. union said they will strike if they don't get assurances on wage increases and job security bots for problems of the month. free stock showed due to spot of impulse and competition from china. now, germany's auto industry is struggling with weak demand and it's transition to electric macros on export look for the challenges volkswagen is facing for employees, it came as a shock to 30 years volkswagen. ahead of jump guarantee in place. no more. the company has for a b

i'm helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us.t apartment block on friday killed its longtime leader. hassan nasrallah led the lebanese—based group for 32 years. his assassination deals a huge blow to the group he led since 1992. israel had already killed a number of other senior commanders in recent weeks. israel's prime minister called nasrallah's killing an "historic turning point" and said israel had "settled the score". in a moment, we'll bring you some more reaction from the region. but first, lebanon's health ministry said 33 people were killed and nearly 200 were injured in new israeli air

reminds me of humpback humphrey, the humpback over in the delta. unbelievable. i wish they could.ody could help them out because they're stranded here. they're supposed to be out in the ocean, not in here. >> thankfully, this juvenile 30 foot humpback whale is not stranded. it worked its way into the harbor thursday morning from the ocean nearby. the historic maverick's surf spot. san mateo county harbor district general manager jim pruitt says it's just enjoying an all you can eat seafood buffet. >> there it is, right over your shoulder. >> i mean, what are your thoughts? >> i think he's a enjoying the harbor and enjoying all the bait fish that's within the harbor itself. they feed on bait fish, minnows, and there's a lot of bait off the coast right now. and you can see that with the tunas coming in with 20 miles of shore. the stripers are running like crazy, and the birds are working. >> since the whale is just enjoying a fish feeding frenzy. the harbor district has been instructed by the marine mammal center to let it be an allow it to return to the ocean on its own. there's a

characteristics of the candidate with hillary clinton, a worst candidate then donald trump was hubert humphrey, a worst candidate. then richard nixon, one of the most reviled figures, even to that point in us history, was john kerry worse than george w bush. i won't go down that direction because that's another way we create errors . understood. all right, let's talk about your predictions which i, i read you based on what you call your 13 keys to the white house, rise of the conditions that type of the reaction of being company policy a 5 or few don't hold true. as you see that you for that be encumbered potty when i 6. so more a false and being convinced that face the face. so what i'm going to go through will 15 tonight, but we'll look at a couple. let's start with case 5 and 6. the short term, long term economy, other riley in august, donald trump criticize what he called couple of houses. bradley, co liberal policies, a segment that costs everything, inflation and blaming by the nomics for the profit rise in prices since 2020. what the your keys say about the former president's economic a

hello, i'm helena humphrey.ong—time leader. hassan nasrallah led the lebanese based group for 32 years. his assassination deals a huge blow to the organisation he has been in charge of since 1992. israel had already killed a number of other senior commanders in recent weeks. israel's prime minister called nasrallah's killing an historic turning point and said israel had settled the score. in a moment, we'll bring you more reaction from the region. but first, a look at the impact in lebanon

hello i'm helena humphrey.zbollah and israel, and what it could mean for the region. hezbollah has now confirmed the death of a top military commander, ibrahim aqil, after israel struck a high—rise block of flats in the lebanese capital beirut on friday.

is humphrey efforts to rescue thousands of people still trapped in a flooded nigerian city residence. a more lives are at risk because of delays and guessing aids into my delivery. following tuesdays done collapse, a warning. some of you may find images and lots of races, reports, distressing. rescued from the flood waters and now in shock. the 4 days of dehydration and hunger have taken their tools 8 orchestra. she's a fully to come a to, if she doesn't receive medical attention. right behind her. yeah. going up. okay. and the baby should get back to the treaty for us before said i would it by. i see it would be pub in the and i've been in my own book and i went into labor to day after the dumb broke. i gave birth to the baby on wednesday to close on me and on the baby are all borrowed right now. i can't produce enough fluid for the baby. those who have maybe to safety said they left behind, does those possibly hundreds of people trapped in their homes. this little piece of rescue and relief is leading to frustration. and in some places, watch the body shop while we're doing what, wh

earlier my colleague helena humphrey spoke to michael birch aka pure cold, publicist for the late rapper rapper. so, working with him, i was his dj, producer, his tour manager, and honestly, i don't think i could have asked for any better mentor in the entire world. like, it is still sinking injust everything that has happened. it is such a big shock, not only to me and to the fans, but on a global scale. i have had calls all day from the far east, from australia, china, america's, it is just so global. what is beautiful about it is every single person has a different story about scoop which isjust so heart—warming. it is not always "i have a good memory", it is always like we were backstage and he saw a glass collector and he was treating them as the ceo of the club. he saw everybody as an equal, everybody as a person and he made you feel that as a person. i was a nobody taking pictures in a nightclubjust down the road in chester and he came to perform one night and was like, could you do some of that for me? all of a sudden i was doing the video, then the music, then djing. eight years

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. the leader of hezbollah on thursday described two waves of deadly attacks across lebanon using explosives in pagers and walkie—talkies as "a declaration of war". in a televised address, hassan nasrallah said that israel crossed all red lines after 37 people were killed and thousands injured in the surprise attacks across lebanon on tuesday and wednesday. he vowed to the people who had evacuated their homes in northern israel amid exchanges of fire would not be able to return unless israel ends its attacks on gaza. as he was speaking, israel's military confirmed its fighter jets launched fresh strikes, hitting more than 100 hezbollah rocket launchers in southern lebanon. he said some of the launchers were ready to be fired. peace talks are being held in paris with the french president emmanuel macron saying" a diplomatic path "exists in lebanon." america's top diplomat antony blinken travelled to the french capital, saying that all parties need to de—escalate. france and the united sta

i'm helena humphrey. it's great to have you with us.e begin in lebanon, and fears over escalating violence between the militant group hezbollah and israel and for what it could mean for the region. hezbollah has now confirmed the death of a top military commander, ibrahim aqil, after israel struck a high—rise block of flats in the lebanese capital beirut on friday. ibrahim aqil is considered the most high—profile member of the group to be killed in the current conflict, with the us having had a multimillion—dollar bounty on his head. well, israel says the targeted strikes killed around 10 hezbollah military commanders. the lebanese health ministry says 14 people were killed and more than 60 injured. in response to the attack, hezbollah has called the killing of mr aqil a crime and said israel will pay the price. from beirut, our senior international correspondent 0rla guerin reports on the attack. explosion this footage captures the moment of the attack, in the heartland of hezbollah. explosion the skyline looks like a city at war. isra