and second, the nomination of adelaide stevenson. for the third time, the men firmly held her elbows as they maneuvered, prompting air to comment about. being older and female. this happens to be one of the few things which indicates to me that i'm supposed to be unable to navigate in the ordinary manner my age. and i resent it very much. consequently i kept trying to get away from and shake off their health plans. presumably this showed up on television because i received a number of letters, people who wrote to assure me that i'd behaved in a most rude and disagreeable manner. she was surprised at what multiple cameras picked up at a distance. but my note, by 1960 was no stranger to utilizing tv appearances to further political interests and agendas. hollywood fan magazine screen land, ran in 1932. interview with the wife of the then president elect entitled mrs. franklin d. roosevelt talks about the movies in anticipation of her position as first lady. modern screen print in her article are the movies doing to us, which was the fi

there is a crash at stevenson. in fact, i heard there were two separate crashes leading to about five vehicles involved. so a spectacle. i believe only one lane might be blocked. as you travel past the scene, but that is slowing through. fremont. the crash or the disabled vehicle did clear from the bay bridge, and now it's just the morning commute. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, we are following some breaking news this morning. spirit airlines officially declaring bankruptcy. the struggling airline filed for chapter 11 as it deals with mounting losses, including growing debt and failed merger with jetblue. spirit says it has secured a deal with bondholders to keep the company afloat. the airline is promising ticket sales and other operations will continue as normal. now scott mcgrew is following what this all means for the future of the company. we'll have an update for us in his business and tech segment coming up in just a bit. also breaking at this hour, president elect donald trump confirming he is

thank you - very much indeed, tom stevenson from fidelity.you quickly the close of trade on wall street as tom was saying as far as chair markets are concerned they look through this trade spat or potential trade war kicking off between the us, canada, mexico, china etc and there were looking beyond that federal reserve minutes that came to later in the day billy helped boost share markets. we will talk about that later on in the programme but as sang there. china is also facing fresh tariffs slapped on its exports to the us and is braced for a fractious trade relationship with the worlds biggest economy now that trump is about to take office. top us ceos including apple boss tim cook are in beijing for the annual china international supply chain expo. they are discussing how multinationals�* complex supply chains will be impacted by trump 2.0? the chinese electric car giant byd is in talks to build a major plant in mexico — but is wary of being accused of using mexico as a �*back door�* into the us market. toyota and honda already use mexico

eleanor and senator robert chase-smith conducted a televised debate on behalf of adlai stevenson and dwight eisenhower in 1956 on face the nation, modeling the famous kennedy-nixon debates to come. she and the senator were the first women to appear on the show. this is after eleanor hosted a new york city mayoral candidate showdown on her own program in 1950, which may have been the first televised political debate ever. in 1959 her third regular television program again airing under the guidance of producer henry morgan thought -- morganthaw iii. prospects of mankind ran monthly just before eleanor's death in 1962. once again she attracted some of the most important political and cultural figures of the era including hangry -- henry kissinger, edward r burrow, adlai stevenson, paul tillich, and john f. kennedy both as senator and president. although she really despised j.f.k.'s father and had to be convinced to book the younger of the kennedys. some of her anti-kennedy remarks were unfortunately incorporated into television commercials for republican richard nixon, for whom she also

it's north of stevenson boulevard.d center lanes are currently blocked and you can see that red going all the way up towards union city. so it is going to cause some delays. only took a look at drive times in that area right now. leandro to milpitas. it's about a 44 minute commute and normally we don't see congestion here until about 7, 37. 45 ish. so it is a little bit early for that. so hopefully that's cleared up soon. taking a look over at westbound 80 crockett to the maids. it's a 22 minute commute. that's normal congestion. bc in the morning commute. and then at that bay bridge, it's 23 minutes. those metering lights are on in. that sun is starting to rise. so hopefully that vehicle will be moved within the next 15 minutes and people can get where they need to go during james. we'll send it over to you. michael. thank you. 6.19 is the time at firefighters put out an encampment fire in san francisco. as you can see here in these images. >> this broke out sunday or saturday afternoon is right around 13th street nea

there is a story of a fan of abby stevenson who said to abby stevenson, mr.ill have the support of every thinking american. and he said, madam, i need a majority of the american people. and i feel like that kind of condescension is not only bad morals, it is bad politics. it will not only lose you goodwill, it will lose you elections. so, we have to listen, and learn, and be careful not to shame or scapegoat. >> really interesting points. you are hitting some things i know you care about but people may not have heard as much. i will add as an addendum, i have been around politics enough to hear both sides talking about voting against their "interests." but, in a democracy -- if we can keep it -- people get to choose what their interests are. so, we have to reason with each other about what they are, should be, and what the facts are, rather than, as you said, adlai might have said, at least in that day. maybe he was hangry, having a bad day that day when he said that. richie torres, thanks for joining us. >> of course. >> appreciate it. hope you come back. >>

for adlai stevenson and jfk. she and the advertisers learned it didn't work so well as it did on radio. >> the editorials were really something against her though. i said the editorials were really against her. my god. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> hi. as a highly accomplished woman on the left who would not have been the first, she would have been the first to say she is not a beauty queen and someone with opinions, right? obviously, eleanor roosevelt embodied a position that many later have faced against a perhaps, more business minded, often right of center at least twice centralized medium, quite mail and patriarchal medium. how did she navigate that and what, if any lessons, can be taken from her navigation by more contemporaries? >> well, i have a whole chapter on that in the book because what i think is the roosevelt team manufactured this image of her as a wife and a mother and everything that she did was in the service of fdr. you know, we repeat the eyes and ears thing but that is something they

to to hinder his ability to win the nomination in 1952, because so much of that nomination of at stevenson really depends on the legwork developing support among party organizations around the country and and kefauver did not have that in 1952 he still was popular enough so that in 1956 he was able to earn the nomination as vice in that election again, with stevenson running against eisenhower or being defeated by eisenhower. but i think it's after he was able to put that his presidential ambition to bed, he really develops a reputation for being a hard working senator who really does the work required in order to, you know, represent his his constituents in tennessee to continue investigating major issues. they would still turn to him in the early 1960s to ask his opinions on, you know, the the ongoing into organized crime. and so he really became, i think, a a very solid senator after that, even if he didn't have quite the public profile that he had earlier in his career. dan, hold, do you can you surmise these organized crime hearings may have hurt him with the party leaders, the decide

so traffic is still heavy from stevenson, but hopefully that should clear up quickly. there's also a three car pileup in the santa cruz mountains, southbound 17 at ama bridge road. right now it is blocking all lanes and traffic getting by on the shoulder. it is slowing as you make your way southbound on 17. here's a live shot in san jose. headlights are on northbound 101 and northbound 101 at old bayshore, and earlier accident, where a car ran into a power pole may still be there and traffic is flowing well and also westbound 80, just a little more crowded now. highway four to san francisco, 31 minutes. reggie. >> thanks, francis. new. this morning. california has been selected as a headquarters for the national semiconductor technology center. governor newsom made the announcement in a video overnight. >> i think what separates the game played in california from a business and innovation perspective versus the rest of the country, is that we have consistently invested in what we call a formula, a formula for success, a focus on education, infrastructure, research and

. >> stevie stevenson has been in prison for 33 years. he's been sentenced to life without parole and says this program is a highlight and an escape from the norm to get away from just prison. >> everything the talking, the yard, dealing with everything inside the housing units, the program's primary focus may be basketball, but it's clear to everyone involved the lessons run far deeper than a game. we can take these skills to the street, we can take these skills and talk to at risk youth, talk to grown ups as well. >> it's very useful for when i want to coach the guys on the yard, and even when i want to teach my daughter some drills. >> in six weeks, the men will graduate equipped with new skills to coach and lead clinics of their own. another byproduct teaching teamwork between a group of diverse men who may not always see eye to eye on the yard, may not talk to one another on the yard. >> but because of this, we're getting to know one another and building camaraderie. >> we might belong to different groups or segments or ethnicities,

this is in fremont before stevenson boulevard, a multi vehicle crash.rd that they are starting to clear that moving into the shoulder. but right now it's still blocking the two right lanes. so you're going to see some big slowdowns here in this area for now. looking live at our golden gate bridge camera though here it's perfectly clear this morning no fog advisory issued, which we see sometimes traffic is flowing nicely in that area. but again, we do have some incidents that we're tracking throughout the morning. so we'll give you updates as we know more about them. >> reggie aqui as you're waking up this morning, we are tracking developing news in san jose, where police shot a person last night this happened near south first and sutter streets just south of interstate 280. the person police shot is supposedly in critical condition right now. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live near where this happened. and, lena, what are they telling you? >> well, reggie, police have been on scene investigating this incident for more than ten hours now. sutte

we spoke to stevenson is a professor of politics and founding chair of the middle eastern studies program at the university of san francisco. it says russia has been consolidating its forces in ukraine rather than syria grunting an opportunity for position fighters to make advances into other. or there was initially a limited response to a recent of a airstrikes or by the a syrian regime. but because of the ease of which they are able to advance and that many of the syrian government positions just collapsed and fled, they decided to turn this into a major offensive. and again, a finding very little resistance. so in many ways it's an indication less of renewed strength by the rebels, but the continued weakness of the sod, regina, my guess is that they have been preparing for or something along these lines or for a while. but they've been able to take advantage of the fact that many of the, the, the russian air support has been diverted to ukraine. and obviously the uh, the, the syrian gene, and particularly they has well fighters, which have assisted it and during the civil war have obvi

de acuerdo con autoridades del sheriff, son cuando menos 3 los robos residenciales en el área de stevensonue esto ocurrió 2 días después de que habían asaltado su casa. asimismo, algunos de los delincuentes fueron captados por cámaras de seguridad en la residencia de otra de las víctimas cuando se daban a la fuga. con parte de los objetos robados. ya estamos preparados. ya tenemos cámaras, ya tenemos iluminación de emergencia. todos los vecinos de la colonia ya estamos armados y estamos en alerta. en alerta total. las autoridades señalaron que con la colaboración de los vecinos han logrado recabar importantes pistas que están investigando, por lo que esperan muy pronto lograr la captura de los ladrones. gabriel huerta telemundo 48. a ver, le voy a hacer una pregunta qué observa usted cuando está viendo esa escultura? bueno, es instalación en forma de caracol. es en una reserva natural de la costa sur de inglaterra. ya está siendo objeto de críticas en las redes sociales por su diseño. es que lo comparan con un desagradable emoji. ahora los escultores defienden su creación. se llaman mark y

. >> reporter: kate stevenson is an industry analyst who says the 2018 farm bill made it legal for deltae thc to be synthesized from hemp. since then, there has been an explosion in beverage sales, reaching $382 million this year, and growing. >> they are projected to grow 14% over the next five years. >> reporter: she says those numbers would be higher, but almost a dozen states have now banned intoxicating thc synthesized from hemp. california's governor authorized an emergency ban, because that loophole allowed gummies and other buttocks to be sold outside of dispensaries at any store. we don't want to kill the hemp industry, we want that industry to be related, it is intended not for intoxicating products. >> here, those 21 and older can enjoy cannabis in a cocktail. >>> don't give up. thank you for your service. >> coming up, san francisco's veterans day parade was today. and we are >>> ahead of veterans day, we spoke with a maybe that discharge due to lgbtq policies, and now they are leading the fight for thousands. nick has the story. [ music ] >> reporter: lily probably served th

it looks like we have that trouble spot south of fremont near stevenson l.. reed. >>> let's start the week with hope that people are good building bridges. take a look. this is your proof. scouts of america helping feed people in need this holiday season. a lot of us were just relaxing over the weekend and they were working for people, collected nearly 28,000 pounds of nonperishable food items over the weekend. people who benefit from the sf marin food bank will get this. food is dignity and they give it. food drive is a as much for the scouts as it is for those who are hungry. >> what is food insecurity and what that means, it's a great program to give them appreciation for other people being in need and contributing back to the community. >> think about this. as we launch our program at kpix, your community station, according to scouts, one in five californians struggle with food shortages. if you are in line at the store or starbucks or a coffee shop, count the people, and one in five, that will put in your mind to what we are talking about. then act by d

it's actually a two traffic collisions 880 southbound at stevenson off ramp.expect this backup right here to continue growing as the morning goes on. here's highway 24 in lafayette. things are good. heading through the caldecott tunnel, but there's a lot of folks out there on the road. same with the bay bridge toll plaza. you're looking at a 20 minute delay to get onto the span. 601 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. ali. we are following some developing news this morning. a busy intersection in downtown san jose is closed after a police officer shot a suspect. ktvu james torres joining us live from the scene near south first street. and sutter and james, what can you tell us? >> pam, we're along sutter street this morning. you can see a lot of the police cars that are still lined up behind me. the mobile command unit that is in place as well, all in front of a house here along the roadway that police say they had to come out to yesterday evening because they said there was some sort of domestic disturbance that called them out here when they

but southbound 880 is still slow driving into fremont because of a crash near stevenson.see, the south bay commute looks pretty good. 830. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sad it will be more expensive for students outside of california to attend uc schools next year. >> the uc board approved a tuition hike for out of state students. ktvu sally rasmus explains the cost for california students will go up to. she joins us live with details. good morning ali. >> good morning. yeah. the uc system is expecting a $500 million budget deficit for next year. and so increasing tuition specifically and most significantly for out of state students is one of the ways it plans to try and close that gap. now, the full board of regents voted yesterday to approve a nearly 10% tuition hike for students outside of california. it will go into effect for the incoming freshmen and graduate students next fall. out-of-state students will pay about $37,000 in base tuition next year. that's 3400 more than this year. california students will pay nearly $15,000 in base tuition in 2025.

wake sing about would not be impossible the somebody else what weatheryn be lyndon johnson orte stevensonark horse or who knows but that's exactly what lyndon johnson was counting on. jack kennedy gets the nomination when wyoming cassis valid and there's no stateeg begins with z so those closely run thing sue met with john kennedy was born 1970, four years after richard nixon in massachusetts and then attended harvard activity u.s. navy during world war ii. was in the house the same years that richard nixon was a 1947 in 1953 in your senator seven from 53 — 60, 1960 elected 35th president of the first catholic a, the firstborn the 20th century and the youngest ever 43 years old, and of course assassinated november 22nd, 1963. richard nixon and john kennedy know each other well in the house and in the senate. >> yes, i give the house in the same year and they engaged in a debate in 1947 in 1948 in a small town in pennsylvania over labor policy and the shared — coming back in theth knew each other jacked kennedy's father je kennedy cannot stand nixon's opponent for senate california in 1950

justin wolfers and betsey stevenson, appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, donald trump says fentanyl is one of the reasons why he is trying to raise the price of goods in that country. that is next. at is next. as americans, there's one thing we can all agree on. the promise of our constitution and the hope that liberty and justice is for all people. but here's the truth. attacks on our constitutional rights, yours and mine are greater than they've ever been. the right for all to vote. reproductive rights. the rights of immigrant families. the right to equal justice for black, brown and lgbtq+ folks. the time to act to protect our rights is now. that's why i'm hoping you'll join me today in supporting the american civil liberties union. it's easy to make a difference. just call or go online now and become an aclu guardian of liberty. all it takes is just $19 a month. only $0.63 a day. your monthly support will make you part of the movement to protect the rights of all people, including the fundamental right to vote. states are passing laws that would suppress the right to vo

it's north of stevenson boulevard. it was just cleared about 5 minutes ago. but you're going to see residual delays on 8.80, earlier drive times from that stanley injured and about was around 52 minutes or so. so hopefully gets a little bit better. but everybody is also heading out the door this morning. and you can see that they're on the bay bridge 20 minute commute into the city. those metering lights are on. there was a disabled vehicle about 30 minutes ago on the bay bridge. it's been cleared, but it's still causing some residual delays. taking a look right now that gorgeous sunrise, richmond, sandra fell bridge 14 minutes to get over that no major delays there. lastly, that golden gate bridge, you can see it this morning along with those flags blowing in the wind. it's a 21 minute commute into the city this morning. caryn james, we'll send it back to michael 702. we want to get back to the breaking news that happened overnight in san jose. >> police shot a person who was holding a knife. so we've got kron four's will tran on the scene for us now in acti

mary stevenson with the basket. stanford hit 18 three pointers. that's a program record.cardinal roll in their season opener. it's a 107 to 43 victory. >> all right. now to some monday night football in the undefeated kansas city chiefs hosting the tampa bay bucs on a rainy night in the midwest. second quarter bucs up seven three. third and goal from the two. patrick mahomes in the gun and he's got all day and finds recently acquired deandre hopkins right there in the back of the end zone. his first as a chief. and it's ten seven kansas city. third quarter tampa responds in the red zone. first and ten baker mayfield with that double pump. and he finds cade otten on the left side for the 11 yard score. the bucs go back on top 1410. we've got a game all tied up in the fourth at 17. a little more than four minutes left. mahomes looking for hopkins yet again on the slant. they get it. it's 2417. now 30s left in the game. and there you saw it. mayfield with the play action ryan miller wide open in the back of the end zone. this one would go on to overtime. and that's the game

>> cross stevenson about 35 feet away an sro building managed by someone i have been in contact with. the business is located in an there in a rectangular shape in an l around them is also a hotel. and across is residential. they are sock in the by residential. the zoning controls are none. they can have entertainment inside and outside until 6 a.m. by planning's rules. i heard from the manager of -- you know -- many unit building. and in touch with o sd they heard from folks. i'm trying to connect business owner with the other individual who is have occurrence >> got temperature >> i share the concerns that commissioner davis that -- they may not be ready for primetime. if this keeps occurring we can bring that up when they arrive here in december. but seems like if they continue to are out of compliance and there is neighbor complaint there is is more out reach work. am i crazy? >> i'm. that minds and always of the minds if they are unresponsive to staff it might be behoove us to bring them to commission. >> all right. >> other will questions? >> is there public comment on the enfor

things that people are so often harmed before their are others and that as a lawyer and activist, stevenson says each of us, is more than with the worst thing we've ever done. and with that, i wanted to start by asking you, how did you find your way to unity? yes. thank you very much for here. thank you, everyone, for coming. i've never been to vanderbilt law school, so is a bit of an achievement for me. thank you? yeah, it's very special. you're here, alvaro and our friend is here because the two of you actually are the way that i made my way. unit two tennessee's death row in 2018. tennessee was gearing up for its first execu ation in nearly decade, and that was the execution. a man named billy ray eric alvaro was had become quite close with and as i was covering that case in the run up to that started asking around about i might be able to get in touch with some of the men on death row to try to interview them or see if they wanted to make a statement of any kind. these executions were approaching and as i was kind of asking around about that, i got put in touch with a man named david ba

one of my heroes, bryan stevenson, offers that the true measure of character is how we treat the poor, the disfavored,, the accused, incarcerated, and the condemned. i'm confident the subcommittee will embrace its duties to protect the incarcerated people sexual abuse in prisons. i'm confident the scripture that has guided my life and jeff sessions will actually embolden the spirit of this body. i'm confident the solutions we look for today enjoy the same bipartisan united response we saw 21 years ago to come together and pass prea. i look forward to a productive conversation with this extraordinary panel, and ann now to the ranking member of the subcommittee, or excuse me, to the man whose courageous enough to stand in for the ranking member, really pick up for our college. i just want to turn right now to my friend from louisiana, senator kennedy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. senator cotton, who is the ranking, since his apologies. he's very, very sorry he could not view today. but i'm glad i'm here today and am looking forward to this testimony. i think it was st. augustine who said

one of my heroes, bryan stevenson, offers that the true measure of character is how we treat the poor, the disfavored,, the accused, incarcerated, and the condemned. i'm confident the subcommittee will embrace its duties to protect the incarcerated people sexual abuse in prisons. i'm confident the scripture that has guided my life and jeff sessions will actually embolden the spirit of this body. i'm confident the solutions we look for today enjoy the same bipartisan united response we saw 21 years ago to come together and pass prea. i look forward to a productive conversation with this extraordinary panel, and ann now to the ranking member of the subcommittee, or excuse me, to the man whose courageous enough to stand in for the ranking member, really pick up for our college. i just want to turn right now to my friend from louisiana, senator kennedy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. senator cotton, who is the ranking, since his apologies. he's very, very sorry he could not view today. but i'm glad i'm here today and am looking forward to this testimony. i think it was st. augustine who said

. >> stevie stevenson has been in prison for 33 years.ed to life without parole and says this program is a highlight and an escape from the norm. >> the get away from just prison, everything the talking, the yard dealing with everything inside the housing units. >> the program's primary focus may be basketball, but it's clear to everyone involved the lessons run far deeper than a game. >> we can take these skills to the street. we can take these skills and talk to at risk youth. talk to grown ups as wel. >> it's very useful for when i want to coach the guys on the yard, and even when i want to teach my daughter some drills. >> in six weeks, the men will graduate equipped with new skills to coach and lead clinics of their own. hey, another byproduct teaching teamwork between a group of diverse men who may not always see eye to eye on the yard, may not talk to one another on the yard. >> but because of this, we're getting to know one another and building camaraderie. we might belong to different groups or segments or ethnicities. >> we stil

. >> smith: anne stevenson-yang worked for decades in china as a financial analyst and entrepreneur.uro that they should change their mao jackets >> ever since deng xiaoping for sports jackets, every big city built these huge airports, and they had straight avenues, straight to these five-star hotels, and these hotels were better than any hotel you'd stay in in europe, and you'd think, "what's wrong with china? this is fantastic." >> today, under the leadership of deng xiaoping, the attitude toward pitalism is changing. not quickly enough for some members of the new generation, who see nothing wrong in mixing marxism with the market economy. >> as one china specialist put it, such astounding things have been happening under deng that no one who works in the china field is willing to make predictions anymore. (marching band playing, crowd applauding) >> smith: in 1979, deng visited washington. (crowd applauding) deng's opening was seen as a welcome development in the west, and a policy of economic engagement held for the next four decades. >> now we share the prospect of a fresh flow

in eisenhower stevenson, the kennedy-nixon election, maybe but for the most part, our elections were not close. when we have close elections, the electoral college system is a failure, ladies and gentlemen, because what happens in 1876 is what happens in 2000. it's what happens in 2020 is that in a few small states, a small number of votes determine who wins, even though one candidate has far more votes because it's state by state and it can be close in a couple of states. those states become sources of controversy and uncertainty. louisiana, florida, south carolina, to this day, we don't know who won more votes in those states. why? because there's legitimate controversy over evidence of double voting. at that time, there isn't today, but there was then. and those who were prevented from voting, those who were prevented from voting as such. samuel tilden got more votes, the governor of new york. but this man, the republican from ohio, is able to get into the presidency finally after a long, drawn out controversy that goes over almost always all the way to march of 1877. how does he

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it doesn't get better until after stevenson. actually, san mateo bridge looks pretty slow.annot go away from this traffic report without reminding you. if you drive from the santa cruz mountains that this is a bad commute, we might even go heinous with the adjective here and i you know, we're getting there a long backup on 17, heading over to the summit. we're almost at heinous levels, steve. at 720. let's go to you. >> that doesn't sound good. so. right. >> adjectives are important. >> yes, sir. all right. >> i might pull the h word in just a minute. >> easy now. it's family show. all right, so we'll head up to south lake tahoe. our good friend steve bridges up there in beautiful tahoe keys. four inches of snow fell at tahoe keys yesterday. most of it's still there this morning. thank you steve for that. appreciate the update. and behind that cold air is settled in 19. in truckee 13 south lake tahoe blue. it's cold reno 36. mammoth at 18 degrees. and there goes the system with the snow in the mountains. and our rain for us. i'll give it credit. we'll give it a gold star. o

the settlements i personally offered to randal stevenson, who did not take would have saved it, and it'smade by the justice department. >> great to talk to you this morning. appreciate your perspective in all of this and i am sure and hope to talk to you again as anings play themselves out. thks again. >> thank you so much. >>> and up next, take-two ceo, strauss zelnick joins us on the state of the gaming industry. don't go anywhere. "squawk box" will be right back. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh, that's so rock roll. it is, right. he gets it. yeah. >>> when nvidia game developer, take two interactive posted the fiscal numbers last week, strauss zelnick reminded shareholders that "grand theft auto 6" coming next fall, though no release date. strauss zelnick joins us now. good to see you. >> thank you. >> and the reverse aging guy, and we watch it with you when we come in here, but we are not envious or anything. you stress, we're an entertainment company and not a polit

vote and stevenson 80, and he holds onto all of those things and i think probably even the youth vote. i don't think that it was mentioned or measured in a poll, but certainly the enthusiasm from the younger voters was immense for jack kennedy. >> so david, researching this, they spent $10 million each in this campaign just as a point of reference, in 2020 the elections supposedly cost around $6 billion when you get the outside money in there as well. was money tracked closely or was it pretty free flowing in 1960? >> you could -- you can see big lists of what each committee got online. some of the amounts are absolute pittances. i have more money in my checking account every day than what some of these groups spent, but you have the unions, which are supporting the democratic party, like huge amount coming in at the time from the international ladies garment union, but you also have manpower and womanpower going out into the polls which the unions are able to throw into the democratic ranks. there's always a question in that race as to how much joe kennedy was spending, okay? and how