thank you for your service, geraldine. her byline appeared in publications, including human events, all hands the magazine of the u.s. navy frequently on historical subjects. she makes her home in new york city where she has her friend many of whom who are here today. and classic books in her ever-growing collection. please join me in welcoming geraldine hawkins. >>. [applause] >> thank you, patrick, for this very, very lovely introduction, thank you. there are two people, before i begin, there are two people in our audience today whom i stupidly forgot to mention in the acknowledgements section of my book, and so, i would like to acknowledge them on c-span, and they are my good friends linda boucher, and al in front row and they're welcome known to lovers of top cottage. they're devoted to giving the tour at the site there and they're wonderful to me and i want to acknowledge them on tv because i forgot to do so in my book. well, thank you all for coming today and it's a great, great honor to see so many people here. well

geraldine, how do you see brexit? there seems to be a line in the market that says he will get a softer brexit or even know brexit. how realistic is that? >> the queen's speech will give us a hint today. yesterday's speech by philip hammond hinted towards a softer brexit. today we will get a little bit more of a hint and of course, there is the majority, and may will have to navigate with a number of people in parliament trying to satisfy all sides. if anything, that might point more towards a softer brexit than not, but at this stage, the queen speech will give us the flavor. francine: peter, what do you see in the queen's speech. so far, what have you learned? >> basically, we have heard the likelihood is the speech will be oriented on brexit, which is slightly ironic because the election campaign focused on domestic issues and brexit was in on the back burner. i think my problem with the legislative program, which the government has likely set out, is to a large extent, it could talk what it likes. it will be impor

have a drink, geraldine. >> zoe kravitz planning on a killer bachelor party. >> what do you want to dad is like kravitz. >> she's >> me? really? that is a lot of pressure. i think we're going to get really drunk and kill a stripper. >> oh, my. well, in new york another one of her friends was all the way across the country in her movie premiere. we asked zoe for a little help interviewing nicole. >> how much does she love me? >> 10. >> come on, zoe, ten. >> i've known her since she was little. >> long before they were co-stars kidman dated lenny kravitz, her dad. >> i watched her grow up and she's gorgeous. not just the outside. on the inside. >> in "the beguiled" nicole is working with an almost all female cast. >> fantastic, i love it. >> the film is set during the civil war. nicole runs girl's school and takes in an injured soldier colin farrell. nicole turns 50 a week from today and is trying to head down under to celebrate. >> making an effort to spend time with my mom in australia. i've got to whole summer off. >> coming up, john cena makes a revelation. >> and mariah came to p

that's her 72yearold grandma, geraldine. >> let's have a drink, geraldine. >> throw the best pre-weddingzoe kravitz. >> her dad kravitz. >> she's a new see star. >> me? really? that's a lot of pressure. >> i think we're going to get really drunk and kill a stripper. >> oh, my. >>> while zoe was partying in new york another one of her friends nicole kidman was across the country of the l.a. premier of her new movie "the beguiled." we asked zoe help interviewing nicole. >> on a scale from one to ten how much does she love me? >> ten, come on, zoe, ten. >> long before she and zoe were co-stars kidman dated lenny kravitz. >> i watched her grow up and she's gorgeous, not just on the outside but on the inside. >> in the beguile, she's working with a largely female cast again. >> so, it's fantastic. i love it. >> the film is set during the civil war, nicole runs a fancy southern girls school and secret takes in injured soldier colin pharrell. >> does he? >> looking flawless, nicole turns 50 a week from today. heading down under to celebrate. >> making an effort to go back to see my mom in austr

gerald even hawkins and her book -- geraldine hawkins and her book. atherine smith and her book. lelyveld and his book. >> the books that i have published the last couple of years are the same kind of odd characters written by an 84, 85-year-old guy, that the 24, 25-year-old guy was write being when i was that age. >> mr. talese talks about his career over the past 60 years. his books include the kingdom and the power, honor thy father, and unto the sons. >> i wanted to write about unknown people. i wanted to write about a little woman that maybe fed pigeons in central park or maybe a little woman who cleaned the offices of the chrysler building at 4:00 in the morning. or about some doorman outside the plaza hotel. and what he saw and what he didn't see. i wanted to write about sometimes what it was like to be a bus driver in manhattan or clean the subways at 4:00 in the morning. those obscure characters that people do not -- ordinary people do not recognize. i wanted to be a chronicler of those who are unrecognized, untitled. >> for more of this weekend's schedule, go to booktv.

geraldine and her book the story of a father and his daughter in the gilded age. katherine smith and her book, fdr and the untold story of the partnership that defined the presidency and the months of franklin roosevelt. then 8 p.m. eastern a conversation with best-selling author from his home in new york city. the 24 and 25-year-old was writing about when i was that age. >> he talks about his career over the past six years in his books include the kingdom and the power honored by father and unto the sons. or a door and outside of the plaza hotel and what he saw and didn't see. i wanted to write about what it was like to be a bus driver in manhattan or the subways at 4:00 in the morning. financial expert detail how low to moderate income families manage money in their book the financial by aries how american families cope in a world of uncertainty. living on almost nothing in america. >> the risk of small decisions going badly is so much higher for people at the bottom. people make all the time. i can come up with some of me in the last year. the consequence of th

geraldine hawkins and her book elliott and eleanor roosevelt. the story of father and daughter in the gilded age. and the gatekeeper, fdr and the untold story of the partnership that defined the presidency. in the last months of franklin roosevelt at 8:00 p.m. eastern a conversation with best-selling author from his home in new york city. >> the books i published last couple of years are the same kind of our characters written by an 85 yoga but it's a 25-year-old guy was writing about when i was that age. >> 's he talks about his career last 60 years. his books include the kingdom and the power, under they father, and unto the sons. >> i wanted to write about unknown people. a woman that was maybe an central park or maybe a little woman who clean the offices of the chrysler building at 4:00 o'clock in the morning or some doorman outside the plaza hotel and what he saw and what he didn't see. i wanted to write about sometimes what it was like to be a best driver in manhattan articling subways, obscure characters that ordinary people to not recogn

who is grandma geraldine. >> i have a dople ganger.osted on reddit that-- and i don't have any social media presence. so -- >> stephen: none at all? >> no. >> stephen: tweet, instagram? >> no, nothing. and so this came to me purely because people were like, "oh, my god, you have a dople ganger, and it's crazy." so i looked at this link online. this woman looks exactly like me. it's his grandma. the picture was taken when she was 22. look at the picture! what? >> stephen: that's totally you. >> it is me from lucy and it looks-- let me look at it. it looks so much like me. >> stephen: it's shocking. >> it's crazy. but she was also really wasted in that picture. ( laughter ) ( applause ) she was. and so, when she-- you know, i found out that she was-- obviously, she looked exactly like me, but she was wasted. i was like you should come and we should get wasted together at the "rough night" premiere. so she came last night to the "rough night" premiere and we did get kind of trashed. she is so nice. geraldine. there we are! look at how cut

that's not scarlet, that's geraldine that's what she looked like in 1967. internet couldn't get over the likeness. >> great white sharks spotted swimming close to the southern california coast. now officials are looking into whether a film crew is to blame. >> people enjoying a night out were forced to run for cover after gunfire erupted in the germantown section, police are calling this a premeditated attack we'll have that and more when "action news" comes right back. developing now on "action news," a man is shot in front of a chinese takeout store as nearly a dozen other people dodged the gunfire. >>> two young swimmers were lost at sea for 12 hours now. atlantic city search teams begin to fear the worst. >> keep trying that was the word from the judge in the bill cosby case when they said they couldn't agree. what to expect today. >> good morning everyone, david murphy is here, karen rogers is off, matt pellman is here. >> reporter: we have showers west of reading they may pop in. showers off the coast of south jersey will not be an issue. as we look a

you may have seen this picture back in april it's not scarlet, that is geraldine when she was 16 in 1957. they seemed like twins, she was so impressed she invited her and her grandson to the premier. >>> dr. drey came straight out of compton and now the rapper pledged 10 million there's to build a new sports complex in compton. and it features state of the art technology and a 1200 seat theater and a resource for the community as well as the school. >>> back here the plymouth meeting mall is home to the lego land discovery center and our alicia vitarelli got a tour and brought along a tough customer for a true review. her daughter priscilla was there to build and check it out. >> inside of the plymouth meeting mall sits 33,000 feet of lego building fun. the choices are endless. >> we have 3 million bricks throughout the entire center. >> that is a lot of legos. lego friends and lego ninjas and lego blocks and lego earthquakes and lego philadelphia. >> this is mind blowing. >> one of my favorite parts, made of 1.5 million lego bricks. and see hall and the art museum steps with rocky doing

the original version back in 1971 and nicole's role was played by another oscar winner, the late geraldineou to do something important with your life. i want you to do something that would make your father proud. >> my father is dead. >> we loved watching katie holmes doing such good work on screen recently at jackie o. but we love watching katie let her hair down. >> quick dance party. >> are you up for one? >> what? >> i dab. it's almost like you're smelling you're armpit, but you're not. >> katie grooves to some impromptu beat boxing on nbc's "talk stoop." >> that's what you call dancing? >> no. that's what i call a dab. >> she looks like a fun mom, and can you believe that suri is now 11 years old? >> what gets me most excited is when i'm at my daughter's different recitals and i see her name and i watch her do really well and i get excited for those moments. >> raising suri as a single mom, katie has told "e.t." she's very grateful for her little girl. >> she makes every day great. and awesome and better and i know myself more because of her. >> no stranger to living in the spotlight,

, the two are not related but photo of geraldine from 1967, went viral.hoto caught scarlet's eye enough that she invited her for a glamorous, night out. >>> and seems as though katie perry has buried hatch net her ongoing feud with taylor swift to mark the end of the cat fight, she change her lyric in her song, switch, switch which was perceived as a shot at taylor. pop star replaced the line, quote don't you come for me with god bless you, on your journey. feud heated up after swift released her entire catalogue of music to streaming services the same day perry put out her new album witness. oprah winfrey and oval office is a definite, no, despite constant rumors, and pod cast interview with the hollywood reporter when asked whether she thought she could pull off a victory over president trump if he sought a second term winfrey says i will never have to know the answer to that because i will never, run for public office. that seems pretty set in stone to me. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> all right, thanks, bex. thanks for jim don

president era velt and roosevelt politics, including steve tumey and can the countdown to pearl osh," geraldine hawkins, story of a father and daughter in the guilded age," catherine smith and her book and joseph eper," final battle, last month of franklin roosevelt," conversationstern, talize st-selling author from his home in new york city. >> the books i published in the last couple years are the same odd characters written by an 84 or 85-year-old guy that 24 or 25-year-old guy was writing about when i was that age. talks about his career over the past 60 years, including "kingdom and the "honor thy father," and son."the >> i wanted to write about woman who ple, a cleaned offices of the chrysler building at 4:00 in the morning a door man outside the plaza hotel and what he saw and didn't see. wanted to write about sometimes what it was like to be manhattan or clean the subways at 4:00 in the characters that people, ordinary people do not recognize. chronicler of a those unrecognized, untitled. more of this weekend's schedule go to book t.v.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: shai a

geraldine hawkins in her book, elliott and eleanor roosevelt, the story of a father and his daughter. catherine smith and her book, the gatekeeper, missing a hand in the untold story of the partnership the defined a presidency. book the final battle, the last month with franklin roosevelt. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a composition with author, data lee's -- the books that i've had published are the same kind of odd characters written by an 84-year-old guy that the 24-year-old guy was writing about when i was that age. .> he talks about his career his books include the kingdom and the power, honor thy father and unto the sons. >> i wanted to write about unknown people. maybe a little woman who claimed the officers of the chrysler building at 4:00 in the morning. the honduran man outside of the plaza hotel and what he saw. i wanted to read about what it is like to be a bus driver in manhattan or clean subways at 4:00 in the morning. obscure characters that ordinary people do not recognize. i wanted to be a chronicler of those who are unrecognized, untitled. >> for more of this schedule, good

and hello my name is geraldine. they held each other's names as you can see there.y were trying to, mess with everyone. who, may think they were, already drunk or some one might have been already drunk. >> maybe they were drunk and picked up the wrong purse. >> they said the mission was so they could share their drunk face together see if they look as much alike. apparently she thinks she could drink johansson under the table. curious to hear how that worked out. >> meanwhile, kate mckinnon, snl star ready to appear live with kelly and ryan, told backstage there are award for the best end of the year walkout. >> accepted she went for it. busting a move to joe jonas' song, dancing out of her shoes. there you go. one way to kick off the show and the shoes. >> very cool. to the part of the "the skinny" where i say i told you so. >> fans are desperate to hear justin bieber sing despacito. he doesn't know the word. exhibit, a, b, c the tried to sing the song, doesn't note word. this weekend in stockholm, a fan took action, throwing a water bottle at bieber. the crowd was

[applause] >> >> author geraldine hawkins is next from the roosevelt reading festival held annually in hyde park, new york. she recounts the life of elliott roosevelt and his relationship to his daughter eleanor. eleanor. >> good afternoon, and welcome, i am patrick fahey, a member of the archive staff here. on behalf of the fdr presidential

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geraldine hawkins and her book, "elliott and eleanor roosevelt." katherine smith and her book "the gatekeeper." the untold story of the partnership that defined a presidency and joseph lelyveld and his book "the final battle." and at 8:00 p.m. eastern a conversation with best-selling author gay talese from his home in new york city. >> the books that i have had published in the last couple of years are, the same kind of odd characters written by an 84-year-old, 85-year-old guy that the 24, 25-year-old guy was writing about when i was that age. >> mr. talese talks about his career over the past 60 years. his books include "the kingdom and the power" "honor thy father" and "unto the sons." >> i wanted to write about unknown people. the little woman who fed pigeons in the park or the little woman from the ukrainian who cleaned the offices of the chrysler building at 4:00 a.m. or some doorman outside the plaza hotel and what he saw and what he didn't see. i wanted to write about sometimes what it was like to be a bus driver in manhattan or clean the su

authors include steve and his book come down to pearl harbor: the 12 days to the attack, geraldine hawkins and her book elliott and eleanor roosevelt: the the story of the father and his daughter in the golden age. the gatekeeper, and the untold story of the partnership that defined the presidency. joseph and his book his final battle: the last months of bringing roosevelt. >> at 8:00 p.m. eastern a conversation with best-selling author gabe from his home in new york city. >> the books i published in the last couple years at the same kind of odd characters written by an 84-85 -year-old guy that the 24-25 -year-old guy was writing about when i was that age. >> he talked about his career over the past 60 years. his books include the kingdom and the power, unto the sons. >> i wanted to write about unknown people. the little woman who said pigeons in central park or a woman who cleaned offices of the chrysler building at 4:00 a.m. or someone, doorman outside the plaza hotel and what he thought indigency. i wanted to write about what it was like to be a bus driver in manhattan or to clean the s

geraldine hawk ibs and her book, elliott and eleanor roosevelt, the story of a daughter and father in the gilded age. kathleen smith and "the gatekeeper" and the untold story of the partnership that defined a presidency and joseph lelveld. at 8:00 p.m. eastern a conversation with gay talese from his home in new york city. >> the books i had publiced in the last couple of years are the odd characters written by an 84-year-old, 85-year-old guy was the same that i had written when i was that age. >> honor thy father and unto the son. >> i wanted to write about unknown people. i wanted to write about the woman that fed pigeons at the park or cleaned offices at the chrysler building at 4:00 in the morning or the doorman and what he saw and didn't see. i want to write about sometimes what it was like to be a bus driver or clean the subway at 4:00 in the morning. the obscure characters that people -- ordinary people do not recognize and i wanted to be a chronicler of those who were unrecognized or untitled. >> for more of this weekend's schedule go too booktv.org. >> the senate foreign relat