brian lamb: you mentioned bill safire earlier and i want to show folks bill safire just talking aboutriting and the new york times hiring him to be a columnist and i want you to put him in context with your brand of conservatism. (video starts) safire: he is like a layer cake and the top layer is patriot and beneath that there is mild paranoia and beneath that there is -- very good to people who work with him and thoughtful and not at all abusive. and underneath that, a hard liner. (video ends) brian lamb: he was a wordsmith and wrote speeches and then did his column in the new york times, where were the two of you on the political spectrum? patrick j. buchanan: well, bill safire was regarded when he came aboard as a -- but he had been with nixon in 1960 and nixon was -- bill was one of the people -- four or five people when i went to new york, he said, you have got to go see vic klasky, you have got to go see bill safire come down here, see sandy quinn and all of these waldron people who were really loyalists who were considered people that he talked to and they ought to come to know

safire says, regularly, the press is the enemy. remember that, you know. worked at the globe democrat, a lot of the reporters and others were liberals and moderates and a few conservatives and things, and i just didn't believe they were the enemy. in that nixon had gotten horrible press for years but i , think even all of us, you take ray price, he was with the herald tribune, i think a lot of them came to believe they really had it in for nixon. who is an intellectual, i quote the fellow, you cannot be an intellectual, a member of the intelligence in new york, and have voted for richard nixon. you just cannot be that. i didn't understand it. i think he was a progressive republican on domestic policy. he did run a populist small conservative campaign. law and order, things like that , but he was an internationalist, not a globalist, and in all of these things, they were not that different from kennedy's positions, you know. jack kennedy's. in some ways, jack kennedy was more conservative in terms of bear any burden and all the rest of it, and yet, there wa

here to discuss is doctor nicole safire. it is devastating.ple question everyone wants to know is how can this happen? >> reporter: there was a couple in new york who used the same fertility bank in california and underwent ibf treatment and two embryos, this one carried them to birth, but she was giving birth to her twins but her twins came up, she and her husband of asian descent and her children were not, they dig in accessing and the children were not her children the two boys weren't even related to each other. the bank went through to find out, they were two separate sets of parents and after legal proceedings this mother who had these children gave them back so it is devastating for everyone involved in the truth is when it comes to fertility you have 73,000 babies born in the usa from ibf treatments, there is lack of oversight when it comes to the centers harvesting these embryos. it is like into the wild west. when it comes to medicine we are burdened with a lot of regulation. there are major incidents, an operation on the wrong body

those who grew up watching the wall series of the safire rally in kenya are excited that it could come back in 2020 w.r.c. observers are mourning turning how safe the routine is how organized and how committed the organizers and the government all the fans here say they just want a good today. and they got its high speed adrenalin pumping action on the dusty gently. which provided for spectacular viewing. muckraking mathy had a decent finish he's a young as competitor he says racing internationally will be a big boost for many african drivers and also gives us. an opportunity to showcase our skills because at this moment in time we have our other championship which doesn't incorporate the african continent. good drivers in africa they don't have an opportunity to actually focus what they're able to do. kenya sporting officials are confident they've done everything right to ensure the country once again hosts the world safari rally and that it will leave up to its past reputation as a destination of one of the most thrilling international rally series a decision will be made in october

those who grew up watching the wall series of the safire rally in kenya are excited that it could come back in 2020 w.r.c. observers are mourning turning how safe the routine how organized and how committed the organizers and the government all the fans here say they just want a good today. and they got a high speed adrenalin pumping action on the dusty gently. which provided for spectacular viewing. muckraking mathy had a decent finish he's a young as competitor he says racing internationally will be a big boost for many african drivers and also gives us. an opportunity to focus our skills because of this moment in time we have a world championship which doesn't incorporate the african continent. good drivers in africa they don't have an opportunity to actually focus will be able to do. kenya sporting officials are confident they've done everything right to ensure the country once again hosts the world safari rally and that it will lead up to its past reputation as a destination or one of the most thrilling international rally series a decision will be made in october catherine. kenya

suspects to mainland china but many activists say they'll continue to define what they see as beijing safir its to tyson control jimmy the island who can reports. to say yet how it was who used unsolved 8 years among the smoke of the future knock on the golden. all play hard the light disappears and it starts to get dark it's a silent policeman are barking in the deepest places upon kong with. the words of a poet sandwich on convey anger grief and resolve can mean a base so you they only care about policing beginning not the people this is why i am inspired by these young people who take to the streets risking their lives to fight for the future of hong kong jason doesn't use his real name and wants to stay anonymous says 22 years ago they're already back to slowly and slowly hong kong. used to have freedom since june a proposed law change that could lead to hong kong extradited to china sparked huge protests and the level of violence and seen in years. ceiling chang is one of the thousands of mothers who staged a protest and filed a petition in support of the youth movement carrie lam clai

board-certified neurosurgeon doctor paul safire, we appreciate it.sterday and to someone like me this seems like something very significant. what do you think? >> great question. the problem is this study is a relatively small number of patients and it is hard to extrapolate any real conclusive findings. when they looked at the mris of these patients compared to what they were considering as healthy comparisons they found a decrease in the amount of brain matter comparatively speaking but relatively small sample size and the patients were not 100% matched. >> you can't do a direct comparison as a result that because of other extenuating circumstances involving these specific diplomats. >> of course, around 12 of those patients they were talking about had prior concussions so we know there are brain changes that can occur. in addition we don't have mris of these patients from before. it is hard to say this happened and cause changes. >> it could have been the case even before they went to cuba. >> really hard to extrapolate that data. >> cuban officia

howard safir on that.ke your attention to liberty international airport where they are awaiting the arrival of the world champ soccer team, the women's team won 2-0 against the netherlands. they're going to be greeted with a lower manhattan parade on wednesday. nancy pelosi has already issued an invite for them to come to congress. no formal invite at the white house but he was very congratulatory of their achievements. some team members is that they have no interest at all and coming to the white house. no politics today. just celebrating a great triumph for the american team. more after this. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to ot

safir is expected to make a full recovery. >>> smart train and selling more safety fences and railroad crossings in response to a string a recent death. nine people have been killed. five in the past month. the agency has already started to install some gates that require pedestrians to look up at the approach of the track. there are also homeless camps alongside the tracks at the last three deaths have been ruled a suicide. smart wants to bring in public health and suicide prevention experts. >>> as you celebrate the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 mission this week, nasa is planning another trip to the moon. the goal of the new journey. >>> 10th of millions of americans will be dealing with dangerous heat, starting today. we take a closer look, at what they are expecting. >>> quite the opposite. cooler weather thanks to the stronger onshore flow kicking and. and you can sela camera. the low clouds and a gray start. also tracking drizzle along the coast. to let you know what you can expect in your neighborhood, coming up. >>> i will have the full morning commute at 6:08 drive times

completely compliant those who grew up watching the wall series of the safire rally in kenya are excited that it could come back in 2020 w.r.c. observers are mourning turning how safe the route is how. it is and how committed the organizers and the government are the fans here say they just want a good thing. and the. high speed adrenalin pumping action on the dusty gently running. which provided for spectacular viewing. muckraking mathy had a decent finish he's a youngest competitor he says racing internationally will be a big boost for many african drivers and also gives us. an opportunity to showcase our skills because at this moment in time we have our ship which doesn't incorporate the african continent. good drivers in africa they don't have to actually showcase what they're able to do. kenya sporting officials are confident they've done everything right to ensure the country once again hosts the world safari rally and that it will leave up to its past. repeat ation is a destination of one of the most thrilling international rally series a decision will be made in october catherine

those who grew up watching the wall series of the safire rally in kenya are excited that it could come back in 2020 w.r.c. observers are mourning turning how safe the route is how organized and how committed they organizers and the government the fans here say they just want to drink. craik you mathy had a decent finish he's a youngest competitor he says racing internationally will be a big boost for many african drivers at this moment in time we have a world championship which doesn't incorporate the african continent. good drivers in africa they don't have an opportunity to. actually focus will be able to do. kenya sporting officials are confident they've done everything right to ensure the country once again hosts the world safari rally and that it will leave up to its past reputation as a destination of one of the most thrilling international rally series a decision will be made in october catherine. kenya. ok but as always for for now more lights are they ready and that is your news hour thank you for joining us to reign over gaiters along in just 2 minutes time with the latest ne

president nixon knew that any to prepare for it and he actually asked his speech writer william safireked at they didn't have to give that speech, luckily, they didn't have to call the wives, those family members just as we've heard from and say it went wrong and the president give his condolences but they had to prepare for it and it was a very touching speech they would have given about what could have been a colossal and tragic loss for the united states. here we go. we need a random animal story, kind of an animal anyway. i think it counts. there are a couple of things that no swimmer wants to chance upon when they're in the sea. one of them is a giantjellyfish. this one is 1.5 metres in length. it is a barreljellyfish spotted off the coast of cornwall by biologist and wildlife presenter lizzie daly. she was swimming there this weekend. the barreljellyfish — sometimes known as the dustbin lid jellyfish — is the largest species ofjellyfish to be found in british waters. none too dangerous. surprisingly. if you swung into that, you'd only get a small sting, nothing like your portugue

those who grew up watching the wall series of the safire rally in kenya are excited that it could come back in 2020 w.r.c. observers are mourning turning how safe the routine is how organized and how committed they organize and the government all the fans here say they just want a good. muckraking mathy had a decent finish he's a youngest competitor he says racing internationally will be a big boost for many african dry this at this moment in time we have our friendship which doesn't incorporate the african continent. good drivers in africa they don't have an opportunity to. actually you saw a case where they're able to do. kenya sporting officials are confident they've done everything right to ensure the country once again hosts the world safari rally and that it will leave up to its past reputation as a destination of one of the most thrilling international rally series a decision will be made in october catherine. kenya ok that is why sports is looking for now let's get back in london andy thank you for that and that is it for this news hour do stay with us though going to be back i