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nelson. we can hopefully, talk about that later. and secondly he wanted a stronger military defense plank. he wanted the party, in effect, to repudiate dwight eisenhower eisenhower it was believed that nelson rockefeller and the wing of the party he represented had the clout to require this or at least to be taken seriously. we now know that by 1960 service that was probably not, not the case. it was a matter of perception. it was fed by what today we would call the mainstream media. c-span: and what did richard nixon and rockefeller think of each other? guest: it s a complex they respected each other as rivals. there certainly were any number of occasions when i think each man tried the patience of the other. oddly enough, during the eisenhower administration they d been allies. they were both in some ways well, there s a wonderful letter. rockefeller writes the day after the 56 election nelson writes, oddly enough to richard nixon. and he says thanks to you a ....
but first, to the strikes on islamic extremists in iraq. these two jet fighters dropping 500-pound bombs on these isis targets in iraq, u.s. secretary of state john kerry speaking just before that happened. isol s campaign of terror against the innocent, including the christian minorities and its grotesque acts of targeted violence show all the warning signs of genocide. for anyone that needed a wake-up call, this is it. let me explain that wake-up call for washington. you see at map. isis right now near irbil. it is located in this formally stable kurdish region. and this is home to that conflict. the president of the united states says, of course, he s trying to protect the americans there. as far as the genocide, you heard secretary kerry and it was also a word the president used last night, tens of thousands of religious minorities forced out of their homes, many of whom are now stranded. they are dying of dehydration, lacking food on this mountainside. it s tou ....
israel says it was, quote, targeting islamic jihad, and this did not amount to a violation of the truce. let me fast forward to later in the day. here it was, the israeli prime minister, netanyahu, viewed the gaza campaign will continue. he spoke after a man on a backhoe drove into a city bus in jerusalem, killing a pedestrian before police killed him. in a separate incident in jerusalem, a man on a motorcycle shot and badly wounded an israeli soldier. and just a reminder here of the death count in gaza. palestinian officials say 28 days of hostilities have killed more than is 1,800 palestinians. more than 9,000 others injured. 67 israelis are dead, but 3 were soldiers. joining me live from gaza city, cnn s martin savidge. and martin, the idf says it s resuming operations, including those air strikes, but netanyahu says his campaign to destroy hamas, the tunnel, specifically, is about to conclude? why is that? what are you hearing? well, that s what they say. that the ....
police. overnight, though, i can tell you those protests were mostly peaceful. arrests, just six. that is minimal compared with the dozens arrested over previous nights. one of the them charged with restoring calm is highway patrol captain ron johnson. cnn s don lemon rode along with him, saw firsthand how he is interacting with the people of ferguson, missouri. not that many people out. it seems to be under control. what did you do right since two days ago? i think that first, the community did some things right. the clergy, the elders came out, and didn t allow agitators and criminals to amass themselves within the group. and they are actually pointing them out to us. they were helping us. they were moving away from them and not having the same activity. so really, the community did it. i ll be like young man, come here, let me talk to you for a second. i might stop and listen and see what you have to say. but when you are jumping on me and i feel animosity, i f ....
province, the attacks killing 14 militants and five civilians, including women and children, according to a rights monitor group. the u.s.-led coalition aiming to degrade the brutal militant group s source of revenue. striking 12 oil facilities, seized by isis in eastern syria wednesday. bringing the total number of air strikes in the region to over 30. this is the beginning of a long effort. there will be more. there will be more. u.s. officials estimate that isis makes upwards of $2 million a day by smuggling oil, refining it and producing 500 barrels a day and selling them on the black market. u.s. officials hope the air strikes in the remote countryside would lessen the risk of civilian casualties. a concern raised after the initial air strikes fell upon densely populated areas like raqqa. an activist from raqqa says the isis fighters began moving into civilian homes two weeks ago. and wednesday s strike, the u.s. flew only about half a dozen f-15 aircraft. saud ....