humphries believed the evidence was enough to put the defendant away.he could make 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 were on it? >> all over it, figuratively. >> and that's just how he laid it out in his closing. he told the jury this is a story about a spoiled woman, bambi bennett, who had manipulated her boyfriend, rick gagnon, into doing her murderous dirty deed. get back the deed, get her mother off her back. >> he heard from bambi, how her parents were not fair to her, 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, includ

lbj goes to humphry and says this is for the election.e this information, you can. hubert humphry says no, i won't. >> talk about the assassinations of martin luther king junior and bobby kennedy. so we have a civil rights icon, a social justice icon being killed. >> i think it was so profoundly devastating for everybody in the country who cared about those two men and it also ultimately disenfranchised many of the youth of america who held up so much hope with both of those men. >> david, you were one of those young people in 1968 as a teenager, you say the events of that year really had an impact on you in the career path you pursued. >> well, look, i can't -- it's hard to describe what it was like to be a young teenager in that time and, you know, i came of age in the kennedy era. i'm an idealest still and believe in the idealism the kennedys stand for and there was a feeling that something bigger than one person had died with robert kennedy and i remember being hoing home alone and seei bulletin martin luther king was killed and seein

wild all of business for more find us on facebook follow us on twitter on that as well have a nasty humphry is my handle and i'll be back tomorrow same time same place see you then. the world population is increasing the climate is trying to it's getting warmer and there. going to be more and more places where you cannot grow traditional crops we have to fix that some of the white to do that is to use the modern genetics modification methods to make that across it is a lot safer than anything we've done by traditional genetic modification you take one to me you know exactly what it is you put it is without a plan to make a map exactly where it's gone i think we will be able to provide enough food for people by twenty fifty if we can make crops that will grow under seventy arid conditions this will achieve a much greater stability in the food supply that we have at the moment. because the germans string together in one nation from shallow money to chancellor or to fund this monster. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers . nice well formed ways to bring my own politics ba

has walked away from the iran nuclear deal should german companies feel that sanctions that's of humphry can tell us indeed very much the question today fail concerns as well regarding the future of german companies if they. keep doing business with iran they say off the us president on a trump announced in one fell swoop that not only was he putting the us out of the iran nuclear deal but that he was have plans to reinstate sanctions on the country as well as those still party to the deal and working with iran so far germany france and the u.k. say they will remain committed to the agreement to protect their business interests in the region. iran is urging caution it hopes economic interests will keep other countries from following washington's lead it says there's a lot of money to be made in rebuilding its crumbling infrastructure that's music to germany ears before the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution iran was one of west germany as biggest trading partners it's a relationship german companies would like to pick up again it's an uneven balance of trade last year iran expo

component to this story in the book about that i'm joined here at the big table by my colleague enough humphry from our business desk so well and if you look at the bond markets a sort of pretty picture right now they don't like what they are seeing in italy tonight here is how one analyst described it today take a look. at the notes on the markets don't know who will end up governing italy or more likely there will be a temporary technical government but we don't know for how long we've had many of them a very in length but the markets need just one thing certainty. you know they're not getting certainty and the question that we know anytime soon now you know time soon and we know that political turmoil is nothing new in italy but this time what we're hearing is this could be the genesis of another euro crisis is that what we're looking at sent me a haunting me similar narrative i'd say let's take a look at the parallels and italy is a country which did a two point three trillion euros in debt that's the highest level in the euro zone that's one hundred twenty three percent of g.d.p. and when

humphries said he could never have imagined the impact his case would have on organizers but he saysfeels good about it. >>> new at 6:00, the santa clara city councilman is under fire over allegations of sexual harassment. he is running for santa clara county supervisor but a number of groups including firefighters, police officers and prosecutors are calling on him to drop out. allegations about inappropriate behavior towards students when he was a civics teacher at santa clara high school have surfaced dating back to 2002. the city of santa clara is asking any possible victims to come forward and the council plans to discuss the allegations at its meeting next tuesday. caserta has told the "san jose mercury news" he is not going to resign. he says the allegations are false. >>> these are the highs from today. they are a little cooler than yesterday but still pretty nice. 81 in antioch. so we got that 80. 78 in santa rosa. 76 in morgan hill. highs tomorrow will be warmer by a couple of degrees. so we are transitioning back to a bit of a warmup. santa rosa 78 today, 82 tomorrow. live

these have been written by people like margaret humphries, susan grant, todd savitt and there are many more people out there that have been invested in this work and i have a doctoral student in pittsburgh who is working on such a topic. i'm very happy. though i'm in indiana and she is in pittsburgh, she is working on this. this sort of work has got us thinking more carefully of how the health of fighting forces was integral of the war and in referencing the actions of military and civilian med salt workers, we have -- medical workers, we have gained insight into the medicine is a more powerful state after the war than that of other professional groups, like nurse, for example. those interactions and medical tul which you ares growing prom -- medical cultures growing prominence revealed to us a lot of how such individuals negotiated with one another given their gender, racial, and class identities. my own scholarship has centered on the preprofessional history of nursing and relief work, in that work i have attempted to tease out some of the ambiguities of job assignment on primarily w