maddox runs a fairly racial campaign. that left carter on the outside as a moderate.1970 though, when carter comes back running against karl sanders, it is carter in the campaign takes the more extreme position. in fact, carter will draw off voters that had voted for wallace, nixon, and others. it looks as if he will represent the more traditional segregationist element in georgia, and he wins.>> notably, when he becomes governor, he takes a buried different position, especially on race. let me read you very quickly at his inauguration, he says the time for racial discrimination is over. our people have already made this major and difficult decision. no poor, rural, weaker black person should ever have to bear the additional burden of being deprived of an opportunity for an education, a job, or simple justice. so he emerges as governor as a southern moderate, one of many. then he decides to run for the presidency. imagine the southerner, a peanut farmer from georgia, winning in new hampshire in the primaries. what carter brought was a level of personal, face-to-face c

maddox in georgia, and i suppose that mr. maddox's views on civil rights are as different from mr. humphrey's as mr. thurmond's are for mine. one thing may i make very clear. as senator thurmond pointed out, he completely disagrees on my views on civil rights. i have always supported civil rights. i will continue to in the future. for vice president was ronald reagan. his second choice was senator tower. that in both of our major parties, there should be room for individuals who disagree. i am glad that i have been able that we willther have disagreement and we will make -- we have governor rockefeller, governor romney, great for aggressive leaders in the party, -- great progressive leaders in the party, we also have senator thurmond. but one man has to make that decision. ,hen it comes to basic issues the president of the united states will make them. i want input from the whole country. black versus white, liberal versus conservative. you can get a better feeling of representation in this country and where we want to go. [applause] >> i would like to thank all of you and the pane

. >> chair kim: okay, thank you so much, miss donahue and commander maddox. i meant to also call items 3 and 4 as well. so we can hear all of the civil grand jury reports together. >> clerk: a hearing on the recently published 2017-2018 grand jury report entitled open source voting in san francisco. and agenda item 4, the published 2017-2018 civil grand jury report, crisis intervention: bridging police and public health. >> chair kim: thank you so much. and for this we have grady ward for the civil grand jury on open source voting. we will have public comment on all three items together. >> hi. thank you so much, supervisor kim, and -- sorry, chairperson kim and supervisors. i want to first start by thanking the rest of the committee they worked with. this was not a production of myself alone but a really dedicated committee of four people who set out to understand this really complex issue. and our goal in this report was trying to dig past a lot of the rhetoric and idealism and fear around open source voting which tends to come attached with a lot of precon

maddox in georgia. i suppose that mr. maddox's views on civil rights are as different from hubert humphreys -- let me be clear. sermon pointed out on "meet the disagrees.completely i've always supported civil rights legislation and i will continue to in the future. he also pointed out that his choice for vice president was ronald reagan, and his second choice with senator tower. i was the one that made the final choice for the vice presidency. and i should also say that i foreve there should be room individuals who disagree. i'm glad i've been able to bring together in our parties where we will have disagreement, and i will make final decisions. we have governor rockefeller, governor romney, some of the great leaders in the progressive, liberal end of the party, and the final analysis, one man has to make the decision. when it comes to the basic issues, the president of the united states will make it. what i want to do is to get the input from the whole country. i don't want it to be north versus south,, black versus whit

. >> today, family, friends, and even strangers are expecte at the funeral services for maddox ritch. he went missing in a park. the boy ranway from him when he disappeared. he w found dead after a week of searching. hundreds arrived for his wake with teddy bears and. balloons the medical examiner has not seleased the cause of death yet. >> hundred attended a vigil fth police officer killed and six other officers hurt in the south carolina shoot out. he was a 30 yeareteran of the florence police department. the shooting began when officers hied to serve a search warrant at aome on wednesday. the sushocted soter was identified as fredho ins. he used a high powered rifle in that attack. >> he was kno as a respectful young man with big plans for his life. this morning, police are still searchin for the person that killed him. we first told you about this story yesterdayn news today. elijah was in a home around 8:00 wednesday night when a fight ts e turned violent. someone started shooting and a stray bulletgh passed throu a window and hit him. a neighbor tried to keep him alive by perfor

addressed to jim maddox, the other to the chief of the u.s. navy. no one was injured. nato defense ministers are in brussels for a two day meeting, focusing on strengthening the alliance and fairer burden sharing among members. the associated press has quoted an official as saying is asked the west will move its warfare abilities to counter russia's aggressive use of cyberattacks in europe and around the world. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> live from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm shery ahn. i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. we are joined today. >> and hear the stories we are watching around the world, kushner, mexico, and moments of drama. how the new nafta deal went down. crisis 10 credit years later, we hear from sally fisher in this half hour. big banks areage, cracking down on current traders for offenses as minor as swearing on the phone. let's get you started with a quick check of the major averages. we are se

"thehe shelby star" reports pole confirm they found the body of missing 6-year-old maddox rich.oung boy with autism disappeared in gastonia september 22nd. his father said the child ran away from him in a park. a medical examiner confirmed a body found last week in a creek was rich. autopsy results are pending, and a funeral is set for friday. >>> "usa today" reports mass f follow appropriate procedures putting patients at risk. the v.a. inspector general is auditing mass cancelations at eight v.a. medical centers across the country. >>> "the hollywood reporter" study reports negative buzz about " sparstar wars: the last" is being trolled. nearly half the criticism aimedy t director of the -- aimed at the director of the installment was not even human. the author claims he found deliberate political influence measures disguised as fanere's that appeared to be russian trolls. >>> "the houston chronicle" reports houston scientist jim allison was awarded the 2018 nobel prize in medicine for research that led to a new type of cancer treatment. >> i'm lucky enough as a basic scientis

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. >> maddox ritch will be laid to rest this friday. >> first lady melania trump making her first soloernational trip today. >> she'll visit ghana, malawi, kenya, and egypt. >> holy cow! >> in atlanta, a livestock trailer overturned on a highway. >> dozens of cows escaped. >> cops turned cowboys. >> so, i moved to atlanta. i never thought i'd be tracking cows from a helicopter. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we begin tonight with new information on the f.b.i. investigation of brett kavanaugh. the president ordered it widened today to potentially include all three women who have accused the supreme court nominee of sexual misconduct. the president also said he wants the investigation completed quickly. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he will hold a vote on kavanaugh this week. nancy cordes is on capitol hill tonight with the latest on this. and nancy, we just learned the f.b.i. has now interviewed kavanaugh's high school friend mark judge. >> reporter: that's right, jeff. the lawyer for mark judge tells us that the f.b.i. is in the pro

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i spoke to some people who were on the maddox who said they were certain the attacks occurred. we don't have time to go into this, but this was not a matter of anybody lying, nor did kissinger gordon nixon lie. they thought -- the agreement was flawed. we had just kicked the but of north vietnam -- the butt of was, vietnam and the game if it violates the agreement, we will send the b-52s back and it was only when congress may that illegal that it was impossible to fill those promises, but nixon and kissinger had no idea that congress was going to cut all funds. there are a lot of people have different views about vietnam, between 1968 and 1975, i was in 42 out of 44 provinces. i can tell you what i saw and the difference in the delta was incredible. south vietnam was winning, the vc promised nonexistent. the north vietnamese were in the background. if i carried a weapon with me when i joke from saigon and the delta, it was not locked and loaded. walking through parts of washington dc after 9:00 p.m. then driving to the delta. things were much better. bill colby was a good frien

in the west end: maddox street is closed because of a gas leak.. there is a bit of mist and fog around and even some light rain and drizzle for some but that should all clear and drizzle for some but that should all clear to give us all a good deal of sunshine later on. it's a bit misty and murky the start of the day but as lifts, we see sunshine emerging and staying put for many of us. temperatures today in the sunshine, we could get to 22, or possibly 23 degrees celsius with just a light southerly wind. overnight, we have clear spells, and more on the way building. as this front pushes its way south—eastwards. still very mild, temperatures between nine and 11 celsius. it's a bit of a misty start and tomorrow. seeing this cloud approaching from the north—west. and binging with it a bit of light rain and drizzle for some of us, not affecting everyone and the further south—east you are, actually, the more chance you have for sunshine tomorrow. temperatures getting up to about 18 or 19 degrees. a little cooler than today but still well above average

we started out looking at the 2005 tax returns that were released on the rachel maddox show.then we started to look into -- we realized the year before, part of his father's empire had been sold. his father died in 1999. then we started to piece that together and just one thing led to another. then we started to reach out to sources and got an extraordinary amount of documents, including thousands of pages of documents from his financial empire and 200 tax returns from his, his companies and companies that donald trump was a partner in. >> this was reporting 101. >> kind of it was a real journey -- there was no mandate at the beginning. >> why did the sources help you? why did they share the documents? >> it's to try to get into the mind of a source is difficult. i think the people that we talked to felt that when -- by the time we got to their door we knew a fair bit about the topic we were asking about. they wanted to see -- it was sort of again and again when you talk to people, they felt the story that donald trump had pedalled, he was a self-made billionaire and that he

they could have used maddox against l.a. there goes max munsee becoming just the four dodin history to ger hit a home run i his first career post-season at bat. three-run job. dodgers win game one 6-0. >>> the brewer fan sitting in the bob eucker seats. tied the game with two in the ninth. in the tenth, milwaukee wins it with a walk-off base hit. brewers win 3-2 and they lead that series 1-0. >>> mark mulder teeing it up at the safeway open at silverado. even par on 16. the third shot triple bogey. 3-over 75. that's phil mickelson back from the ryder cup. he was red-hot yesterday. birdied six straight holes on the back night, 7-under 65. he is two shots behind the liter sepp straka. >>> tonight for the first time since kevin durant's rookie year, the nba goes back to seattle when the warriors face the kings in a preseason game. sonics relocated to oklahoma city in 2008 and count shaun livingston as one of the many players that hopes the team will one day return to the emerald city. >> i love for the franchise to go back up t

they could have used maddox against l.a.re goes max munsee becoming just the 4th dodger in history to hit a home run in his first career post-season at bat. three-run job. >>> the brewer fan sitting in the bob eucker seats. tied the game with two in the ninth. in the tenth, milwaukee wins it with a walk-off base hit. brewers win 3-2 and they lead that series 1-0. >>> mark mulder teeing it up at the safeway open at silverado. even par on 16. the third shot triple bogey. 3-over 75. that's phil mickelson back from the ryder cup. he was red-hot yesterday. birdied six straight holes on the back night, 7-under 65. he is two shots behind the leader sepp straka. >>> tonight for the first time since kevin durant's rookie year, the nba goes back to seattle when the warriors face the kings in a preseason game. sonics relocated to oklahoma city in 2008 and count shaun livingston as one of the many players that hopes the team will one day return to the emerald city. >> i'd love for the franchise to go back up there. it's just kind of a f

this is scott maddox, the city commissioner. thanks for being with us. >> sure, sure. >> reporter: what do you think about the impact of this storm now that it's over, now that it's passed? you were expecting a real blow. what are you seeing? >> we're very thankful to god that it went a little bit west of us. we're praying for the folks in jackson county and other places that were devastated by high winds, including panama city and apalachicola and the coast. we have 55% of our city is under tree cover. we're very proud of our live oak trees like you were just saying. we have 495 intersections that are blocked by trees. 90% of our electric customers are without power today, but we're working on it. we've got over 500 trucks from all of the country that have come in to assist us with our line crews, and we'll have everybody up and going pretty quickly. >> now, you mentioned, this isn't tallahassee's first rodeo. you guys had some experience. you had a scrimmage. what lessons have you applied for this hurricane? >> we had hurrican

just let maddox take over the party i used them to meet with discuss things can't do that i think we're going through a period of time right now that i don't think it's good. i don't really blame anybody specifically no blame for the president from this crowd of loyal supporters but then it's those middle of the road swing voters who could make the difference in two weeks' time kristen salumi al jazeera mohseni wisconsin. the remains of soldiers from the korean war more than sixty years ago been sounded the demilitarized zone that separates the waltz and south korea the first to be discovered since last month's summit in pyongyang when the leaders of both countries agreed to start demanding the area you join as more from seoul south korea found two sets of soldier remains at an old battle site where fierce conflict took place towards the end of the one nine hundred fifty to fifty three korean war now you have to remember that this area was sealed off for more than sixty years when the korean war ended in an armistice not a peace treaty and this was sealed off as part of the demilitarize