vote for george mcgovern and sergeant shriver. come home to the democratic party now. ♪ >> it had been an unpredictable year, a year of floods and drought. but on the prairie, the harvest had been good. and as the seasons changed, for a moment the troubled air of the cities was clear. for some it was a time of their labor's end. but for others it was just beginning. he had campaigned longer than anyone in the history of our republic, and those victories were many. the end seemed as far away as ever. but in the fall of '72, things were different, where he spoke now for more than just himself. >> pennsylvania votes -- >> as the final moment neared, some who had failed to understand before saw the promise of which he spoke. >> 81 for senator mcgovern. >> that puts him very close. here it comes. >> the great state of illinois -- >> the people in that hall one reporter said were as different as america is different. but they all were democrats, and they all believed that this year they would make a difference, and they did. >> votes fo

and south dakota senator george mcgovern. aired on national television on the eve of the general election. this half-hour program starts with remarks by former vice president hubert humphrey, and includes a documentary on senator mcgovern's early life, his time in congress and his quest for the presidency. george mcgovern lost the 1972 general election to incumbent president richard nixon with mr. nixon winning the popular vote 61 to 38%. >> this is senator hubert humphrey. since 1945 when i was elected mayor of my city of minneapolis, i have worked to serve my party and my country. as mayor, as the united states senator, as vice president, and as a presidential candidate. i have felt a deep identity with the people of this country, and have i always held my firm belief that the democratic party was the party that could best serve the people. perhaps you voted for mr. nixon in 1968. looking back, would you have voted for him had you known that inflation and unemployment would both get worse? that you would be forgotten while

george mcgovern and charge shriver are not computers. like you and me, they are human beings with strengths and weaknesses. they had never pretended to be anything else. they have gone across this country for many weeks offering themselves to you, asking for your help, telling you about their hopes and plans for this country. the public opinion polls say they are far behind, just as the polls told john kennedy that he was behind. just as they told me for years behind that i was behind. they have never stopped these men providing in their campaign. think for a minute about our country. what do you believe in? n andu believe as mr. nixo his party seem to, that the people are tired they no longer care? do you believe after four years of broken promises a man should be reelected president without even campaigning among the people? i ask you now, if you work for a living, work with your hands or in an office, do you believe that everyone who wants to work should have a job? do you want a tax system that is fair to you? do you want a better ho

president nixon defeated democratic south dakota senator george mcgovern winning the popular vote 61% to 38%. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> good evening. tomorrow 100 mullon americans will have an opportunity to participate in the decision that will effect the future of america and the future of the world for generations to come. regardless of how you vote, i urge each of you to vote. by your vote, you can make sure that this historic decision will be a decision made by a majority of all americans eligible to vote. and not simply left to the minority who might have bothered to vote. i'm not going to insut your intelligence tonight or impose upon your time by rehashing issues of the campaign or making any last-minute charges against our opponents. you know what the issues are. you know that this is the clearest choice to americans of probably had for president in this century. i will surge thurge that you ha overriding issue and that is the issue of peace, peace in vietnam and the broader issue of peace in the world. as you kn

. >> arriving now, senator george mcgovern of south dakota. >> mcgovern got into the race because there the anti-war side. and, you know, bobby kennedy had a lot of delegates. >> mccarthy said he didn't believe mcgovern had enough strength to make any difference. so, mccarthy said he'll continue the fight for the nomination, although it was clearly implied that his chances are very slim. >> mayor daley set up all the conditions for conflict in chicago. he didn't give them permits to march. but he knew that they were coming anyway. >> over 10,000 demonstrators were gathered in chicago's grant park. the demonstrators are determined to march on convention hall tonight in protest. police are at the park in force. >> you can count on it. that the police and the authorities will always unify what you can't unify by yourself. [ crowd chanting ] >> the tumultuousness, the violence that was happening outside the home, became reflected inside the home. >> there seems to be some kind of battle going on here. >> yes, directly under our booth here. they're carrying a man out. >> i got into a melee i

tom mcgovern used it perfectly. i guess maybe since vine is dead now. >> i've never seen you so happy. >> you know what? if you see a car, just keep going. cross the street. >>> we've all been there. mom walks into the room. all right, time to get up. >> and it's always too early. the sun is not even out. for a good reason. they just don't know it. >> is it christmas already? >> well, the gift she has for them has come early. mom calls the surprise into the room. you see it's got its arms out. >> hi, daddy. >> in walks daddy. he just wants to be picked up. as the camera pans around, it gets a glimpse of his sister. >> twin sister, right? >> twin sister. >> that is cute. >> it's so sweet to see >>> this next video features a young man named spencer. he's at his siblings' school to surprise them. he spots his brother. >> oh, now he's going to make him cry in front of his classmates. >> back turned. i ain't crying. i was not crying. don't look at me now. >> they call his little sister brooke into the office first. >> o

mcgovern says it's time for the two countries to find common ground. castro's funeral will be held next sunday followed by a period of public mourning. he was 90-years-old. doug: a scuba diver from massachusetts has died in hawaii. 46-year-old timothy o'sullivan of newton was pulled from the waters near the kahala hotel and resort. the incident happened friday. an autopsy will be performed on monday to determine the exact after a rock on school grounds was defaced by symbols of hate. students from the bromfield school spent part of their saturday, painting over the rock that is planted in front of the school. the rock was vandalized friday, covered with swastikas and profanity. students plan to paint a design on the rock tomorrow, police are investigating the act of vandalism. four people are facing charges after getting caught breaking into a middle school in marblehead. police called to thene grounds. the other two were arrested a short time later. police say there was some damage to the school. one of the suspects also took a roll of school stick-on

nixon defeated george mcgovern in the 1972 general election, winning the popular vote 61-38%. this is about 25 minutes. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. good evening. tomorrow, 100 million americans will have an opportunity to participate in a decision that will affect the future of america and the future of the world for generations to calm. vote, iss of how you urge each of you to vote. by your vote, you can make sure this historic decision will be a decision made by a majority of all americans eligible to vote. and not simply left to the minority, who might have bothered to vote. i'm not going to insult your intelligence tonight or impose upon your time by rehashing issues of the campaign or by making last-minute charges against my opponent. you know what the issues are. you know this is the clearest in thiso americans century. i would however urge that you one in mind tomorrow overriding issue. and that is the issue of peace. he's in vietnam and the broader issue of peace and the world. we made a breakthrough in negotiations which will lead to peac

and elizabeth mcgovern-- are brother and sister, right? and-and they are now pregnant. brother and sister are pregnant, and uncle albert can't have this. so, at four months, he's trying to get her to have the baby, so it's not a disaster to the family. >> i see. >> and we pick them up, in the operating room, while he's trying to persuade her. >> are you-- follow all of this, folks? well, let's see muc >> more oxygen. push, elena! push! >> i'm only four-months pregnant! >> i know it's a little premature, [ muffled ]e is running out. >> uncle albert, you're a brain surge. [ muffled ] now, girl.orry aboutt, push! push!

mcgovern says it's time for the two countries to find common ground. the funeral is next sunday followed by a period of public mourning. he was 90 years old. doug: braintree police need your help this morning. they're searching for this missing teenager, so take a look at your screen right now. that's ivy koulis. she ran away from the hyatt hotel friday. police are saying she may actually be in need of some medical attention. off homemade guitars. doug: pretty cool. he makes them out of cigar boxes. [singing] doug: pretty cool. a.j. gaither says he was drawn to the cigar boxes because it's what he calls a poor man's instrument. unlike a normal six-string guitar, the cigar box guitar has only four strings. he's played one of his creations so much, he wore a hole thro antoinette: it is a cigar box. doug: whatever it takes. antoinette: who new that could be done. doug: we're shifting to our weather and 39 degrees. up a whole degree. kelly ann: a whole big degree. it doesn't feel like 39. it feels like the 20's. it's all about that wind-chill factor today

tom mcgovern used it perfectly. i guess maybe since vine is dea now. >> i've never seen you so happy. >> you know what? if you see a car, just keep going. cross the street. >>> we've all been there. mom walks into the room. all right, time to get up. >> and it's always too early. the sun is not even out. >> you just wake up? >> except mom's waking them up for a good reason. they just don't know it. >> well, the gift she has for them has come early. mom calls the surprise into the room. you see it's got its arms out. >> hi, daddy. >> in walks daddy. he just wants to be picked up. as the camera pans around, it gets a glimpse of his sister. >> twin sister, right? >> twin sister. >> that is cute. >> it's so sweet to see this family reunited. >>> this next video features a young man named spen he's at his siblings' school to surprise them. he spots his brother. >> oh, now he's going to make him cry in front of his classmates. >> back turned. i ain't crying. i was not crying. don't look at me now. >> they call his little

joining us is the american red cross president and ceo gail mcgovern. good morning. >> good morning. >> great to have you. this has been an extraordinary year for the red cross. the last 12 months has seen catastrophic floods and wildfires and hurricanes. how does the red cross respond to all of the disasters? >> the way we respond is because of the generosity of the american public and time and time again they step up for us whether it is a financial donation or by volunteering. as really challenging year. we had to deploy 24,000 volunteers to respond to those major disasters. that you talked about. right in your state, we had volunteers from all 50 states helping out. it is really an extraordinary year. >> certainly it is. the aftermath of the hurricane, you don't just respond to big disasters, the ones that make news headlines. explain how the red cross helps local communities.>> we operate in just about every one of the counties in our country and every year we respond to 66,000 disasters of. that is one every eight minutes. most of them are single-

they're trying to on and mcgovern. it is time hillary and her supporters do the same. >> they still have representatives monitoring account and lawyers to represent the mccourt. should it come to the deadline. reports in new york, fox news. >>> donald trump tweeting out late today quote in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, and then the popular vote it should be noted down some did not offer any evidence or explanation for the claim. he also wrote it would have been much easier for me to any so-called popular vote than the four states instead of the 15 states that i visited. i would have one even more easily and convincingly with small estates and i forgot to request him into custody after providence police say he led them on a short chase that left a traffic mess. police say call for shots fired last night. it came to an end when the suspect hit another car and ran away. the driver of the car says he is thankful because this quest could have been a lot worse. >> is very lucky against two still y

and that's where you find me-- uh, myself, peteaghell elizabeth mcgovern. and, um, this clip, if we're gonna roll it, is-i- >> sure we're gonna roll it. >> is when-- >> what? >> things are getting-- things are getting very weird, in the soap world. i play uncle albert, the richest brain surgeogynecologist in new orleans. [ laughter ] >> brain surgeon slash gynecologist. >>ynecologist. hyphen it. yeah, hyphen it. >> and peter gallagher and elizabeth mcgovern-- are brother and sister, right? and-and they are now pregnant. brother and sister are pregnant, and cle albert can't have this. so, at four months, to have the baby,t her so it's not a disaster to the fil >> i see. >> and we pick them up, in the operating room, while he's trying to persuade her. >> are you--foll all of this, f? well, let's see if tplaihiex it. [ music ] >> more oxygen. push, elena! push! >> i'mnly four-monthsegnant! >> i know it's a little ature, but our time is running out. le aert,d ] you're a brain surgeon. [ muffled ] >> don't worry about that, now, girl. push! push! >> elmore, than

mcgovern says it's time for the two countries to find common ground. castro's funeral is going to be held next sunday followed by a period of public viewing. he was 90 years old. right now, braintree police are searching for a missing teenager who may need some medical help. police say that ivy koulis ran and has not been seen since. the national center for missing and exploited children say she's 5'5", 210 pounds, black hair, brown eyes. antoinette: a horrific rit rit is caught on camera. 25-year-old man thrown into the air as the driver just kept on going. here's a look at that video. it happened friday morning. three men were leaving the spot bar in brockton when a car sped you see them leaving there. but the impact is too graphic and disturbing to show. >> what we're going to be doing as well as doing our security duties, we're going to be doing some sort of crossing guard duties as well with flashlights to help people as they come and as they leave. antoinette: the victim who friends say is a father of three is being treated for serious injuries a

>> this is a sketch put together by tom mcgovern using a filtered one of the many filters that snapchat has to offer. i support >> that was good. that was it, right there. >> really, really good. >> what palette? >> life is a source of safety and security. but if you live in a rural area without a lot of street light, it can be a little dodgy when with you're maybe walking home or something. what you could get light delivered when you need it. >> delivered? >> yeah. >> do you want to hear this? she walks home in the evenings and gets nervous when she is walking through the dark streets in her neighborhood in england. this application allows her to call a drone and have it light her way as she walks home. >> are you serious? is this the thing? >> this is a thing in development. it's called sleep lights. the reason we researched different ways drones could be used with light. in another case, what if search and rescue team is utility trucks to light their search area, what if they could just have a fleet of drones? another new use and vision for the future of drone technology. we will see

doug: massachusetts congressman jim mcgovern is marking the death of former cuban leader fidel castro. he's calling for the removal of all restrictions between the mcgovern says it's time for the two countries to find common ground. castro's funeral will be held next sunday followed by a period of public mourning. he was 90 years old. right now, braintree police are searching for a missing teenager who may need some medical help. take a look at this photo. police say that ivy koulis ran away from the hyatt hotel friday and has not been seen since. the national center for missing and exploited children say she's 5'5", weighs 210 pounds with black hair and brown asked to give police a call. antoinette: a horrific hit-and-run crash caught on camera. 25-year-old man thrown into the air as the driver just kept on going. here's a look at that video. it happened friday morning. three men were leaving the spot bar in brockton when a car sped down the street, striking one of the men. the impact too graphic and disturbing to show you. >> what we're going to be doing as well as doing our securit

. >> reporter: timmy mcgovern had early bloods. >> we filled it up and went to the front of the line and dropped it off. >> reporter: the law dictates the early voting period and she can't extend the hours. >> we've got more equipment to the polling places. >> reporter: she is running for another term as recorder, the person in charge of elections. she came year when the presidential primary turned out to be a mess. her staff is doing everything they can this time around and she expects high turnout on election day. you've got to get in line before 5:00 pm. if not, you'll have to go to your specific polling location next >>> making history today, taking part in first all-spanish language campaign rally for a major party candidate. 300 people gathered to hear kaine's 25-minute speech in spanish. he is calling on the latino voters to prove jan brewer wrong for criticizing hispanic voting habits. he emphasized the theme of unity in america, no matter your background or you speak. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it lets us know, the latino population of arizona, and i'm born and bred am

also, george mcgovern at 9:55 and then from 1976, jimmy carter at 10:25, followed by gerald ford. all of this on c-span 3. >>> election night on c-span. watch the results and be part of a national conversation about the outcome. be on location at the hillary clinton and donald trump headquarters and watch victory and concession speeches. starting live at 8:00 p.m. eastern and throughout the following 24 hours. watch live on c-span or at cspan.org or the c-span radio app. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by american's cable television companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> nsa director and u.s. cyber commander admiral michael rogers on the need to recruit, train and retain highly skilled cybersecurity professionals. also hacking on the e-mail servers. >> hi, good morning, everyone. we're going to go ahead and get started in a minute, so if we can have you find your seats. >> good morning. on behalf of the cyber maryland advisory board, i would like to welcome you to the sixth annual cybe

and elizabeth mcgovern-- are brother and sister, right? and-and they are now pregnant. brother and sister are pregnant, and uncle albert can't have this. so, at four months, he's trying to get her to have the baby, so it's not a disaster to the family. >> i see. >> and we pick them up, in the operating room, while he's trying to persuade her. >> are you-- follow all of this, folks? well, let's see muc >> more oxygen. push, elena! push! >> i'm only four-months pregnant! >> i know it's a little premature, [ muffled ]e is running out. >> uncle albert, you're a brain surge. [ muffled ] now, girl.orry aboutt, push! push! >> elmore. that is your is wife, in' there. just yards away. >> i know that, honey. that's what excites me. exc>>es. elmore. [ music ] >>urse. swab. [ music ] wait, a minute. somethin' strange going on, he-- richard. >> yes, uncle albert. its richard >> richard, darling! >> this is my child. i birthight t p me on, margaret. we're callin' the police.>> oh,. uncle albert is trying to indme four-months pregnant. you ke your filthy hands off applse ] that'rre pi

. >> reporter: veteran home inspector mark mcgovern says homeowners should always try to >> go into that neighborhood, knock on doors and say, i'm considering buying in your neighborhood, can you tell me what your experience is? >> point out all the houses where there are issues. >> reporter: that's what we did at a d.r. horton development in virginia where we met a lot of very unhappy homeowners with problems they say d.r. horton would not fix. >> i'm generally calm but i got to the point i was calling them every day and cussing at them. >> reporter: we brought in the two home detectives to look at what these homeown as problems and defects. one of the homeowners, jackie walker, a freelance makeup artist who works for abc news and other media outlets in washington -- >> every one of these is a? >> nail pop or seam. >> reporter: she's marked with blue tape over 800 nails she says have popped out of the wall, along with cracks in the door frames. >> should this happen in a brand-new home? >> no, absolutely not. this is excessive by any standard. there's a real problem. >> reporter: but sh

president nixon defeated democratic south dakota senator george mcgovern winning the popular vote 61% to 38%. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> good evening. tomorrow 100 mullon americans will have an opportunity to participate in the decision that will effect the future of america and the future of the world for generations to come. regardless of how you vote, i urge each of you to vote. by your vote, you can make

president nixon defeated democratic south dakota senator george mcgovern winning the popular vote 61% to 38%. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> good evening. tomorrow 100 mullon americans will have an opportunity to participate in the decision that will effect the future of america and the future of the world for generations to come. regardless of how you vote, i urge each of you to vote. by your vote, you can make sure that this historic decision will be a decision made by a majority of all americans eligible to vote. and not simply left to the minority who might have bothered to vote. i'm not going to insut your intelligence tonight or impose upon your time by rehashing issues of the campaign or making any last-minute charges against our opponents. you know what the issues are. you know that this is the clearest choice to americans of probably had for president in this century. i will surge thurge that you ha overriding issue and that is the issue of peace, peace in vietnam and the broader issue of peace in the world. as you kn

heading back to washington, richard neal, jim mcgovern, niki tsongas, joe kennedy, and katherin clark. set moulton, steven lynch and elizabeth warren were up for 1% property tax surcharge to be used for projects including environmental protection, also historic preservation. advocates tell the globe that surcharge means homeowners will pay about $24 more a year, which dollars up to more than $20 million for the city of boston. >> it has been a close and divisive presidential race. >> the reaction here and the high emotions this morning. also, voters turn out around the country. it is likely to be busy polls became. >> house speaker paul ryan won his reelection. his comments to supporters and why he's faces some backlash this morning. cindy? >> we're waking up to cloud cover this morning. there will be some showers moving through today. the timeline on that and a cooldown coming later this week. emily? >> we're following breaking news out of boston this morning. a deadly shooting there under >> donald trump will be t president of the united states. trump addressed his supporters, sayin

we begin with sera congi who is alive and well at the mcgovern school in manchester. officials tell me they are approaching record for the number of registered voters. strong crowd so far. they all seem to agree that they are relieved election day is here. >> i'm glad the whole thing is over. >> tired. >> >> >> i think ' sera: voters heading to the polls relieved after a contentious campaign. in new hampshire long lines formed at this manchester school immediately after polls opened at 6:00. >> i did vote for trump. i want our taxes better and i want the economy better in the think he could do a better job. >> being able to vote for a woman president is amazing. sera: democratic candidate for following a pack night of rallies in key battleground states. >> so many people accounting of the outcome of this election. sera: donald trump campaigning into the night headed to his polling place in new york city this morning. >> excited. great opportunity. tremendous enthusiasm. sera: new hampshire is expected to be a tight race for electoral votes and even residence here, acc

president nixon defeated democratic south dakota senator george mcgovern winning the popular vote 61% to 38%. this is about 25 minutes.