-lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin. -lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these guys all have full-time jobs, but in a business like this, you want to have at least one guy that's responsible for the business, one who opens it and

. >> reporter: joe c didn't want to reveal his last name but shared this video of the shattered glass on the back seat of his toyota prius after he was shot at while driving on 680 north near the 242 split saturday night just after 9 p.m. >> i look in my rearview mirror and i see a guy driving absolutely erratically, swerving through traffic. he pulls up alongside of me, cuts me off, and slams on his brakes to the point where i actually had to skid to a stop. >> reporter: joe then tries to follow the driver. >> he actually pulls over to the right shoulder. i rolled down my window and i said you almost hit me. what's wrong, man? >> reporter: then the unthinkable happens. >> i turn to look back at traffic and it literally a split second later, bang. glass shatters. and i know i'm being shot at. >> reporter: the suspect sped off using the shoulder and the chp is now trying to track him down. >> the only identifying information we have is from the victim himself which identifies a white mercedes-benz cla250 with paper plates. a newer cla250 with paper plates, with a white male adult. this

. >> reporter: joe c. didn't want to reveal his last name but shared this video of the shattered glass on the backseat of his toyota pri us after -- prius after he was shot at saturday night just after # p.m. >> i look in my -- 9:00 p.m. >> i look in my rear-view mirror and i see a guy driving erratically swerving through traffic. he pulls up alongside of me, cuts me off, and slams on his brakes to the point where i had to skid to a stop. >> reporter: joe then tries to follow the driver. >> he actually pulls over to the right shoulder. i rolled down my window and i said, "you almost hit me. what's wrong, man? ." >> reporter: and then the unthinkable happens. >> i look back at traffic and a split second later, bang! glass shatters and i know i'm being shot at. >> reporter: the suspect sped off using the shoulder and the chp is now trying to track him down. >> the only identifying information we have is from the victim himself which identifies a white mercedes- benz cla250 with paper plates with a white male

. >> reporter: joe c didn't want to reveal his last name but shared this video of the shattered glass on the back seat of his toyota prius after he was shot at while driving on 680 north near the 242 split saturday night after 9 p.m. >> i look in my rearview mirror and i see a guy driving absolutely erratically swerving through traffic. he pulls up alongside of me, cuts me off, and slams on his brakes to the point where i actually had to skid to a stop. >> reporter: joe then tries to follow the driver. >> he actually pulls over to the right shoulder. i rolled down my window and i said you almost hit me. what's wrong, man? >> reporter: then the unthinkable happens. >> i turned to look back at traffic and literally a split second later, bang. glass ers. and i know i'm being shot at. >> reporter: the suspect sped off using the shoulder and the chp is now trying to track him down. >> the only identifying information we have is from the victim himself which identified a white mercedes-benz, cla250 with paper plates. a newer cla250 with paper plates, white male adult. this is what the victi

. >> reporter: joe c. didn't want to reveal his last name but shared this video of the shattered glass on the backseat of his toyota pri us after -- prius after he was shot at saturday night just after # p.m. >> i look in my -- 9:00 p.m. >> i look in my rear-view mirror and i see a guy driving erratically swerving through traffic. he pulls up alongside of me, cuts me off, and slams on his

host: joe, if anybody has tweet ions to help joe, it to c-span wj in an effort to help him. the line from lindale, georgia, democrat ig line. hi, carolyn. we have a minute left, what is on your mind? caller: okay. on earlier, social ecurity, medicaid, all that kind of stuff together, i worked worked , two jobs, i don't up as a nurse and i appreciate being cloned in with get -- they probably need it, too, i'm sure, but a difference, i paid my andy in for social security i deserve to get it out and the got to say is i trump more than ever.dy in the whole world thank ♪ c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by americans cable-television company, and is brought to you today by your american cable or satellite provider. a number of media outlets are reporting that president trump is about to hire a new communications director. he spoke to reporters number of times from her -- from trump tower. right now, sean speiser has been filling the job on a temporary basis. tonight, look on the trunk communications office. we talked to sarah huc

>(pam) one day after president trump's insulting twitter attacks on the m-s-n-b-c hosts ... joeborough and mika brzezinski are now accusing him of attempted blackmail. it's a stunning new allegation, in a story that has brought bi-partisan calls for the president to curb his twitter habit... and focus on running the country. as kron4's catherine heenan reports -- those calls went unheeded today. "and they said if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike this story." scarbororough and brzezinski first leveled the attempted blackmail accusation in a washington post op=ed piece this morning after the president personally attacked the cable news hosts and made reference to her bloody face. "he appears to have a fragile, childlike, impetuous ego that we've seen over and over with women, it's like he can't take it."this is the story the national enquirer ran earlier this month, accusing the couple of cheating on their spouses. brzezinski said the paper hounded her family."they w

let's begin with c thinn's joe johns. heez he's at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: president trump's two-hour meeting with vladimir putin was one of the most scrutinized moments of his presidency so far, and now we know there was yet another meeting, the white house confirming of that after reports of it first surfaced in the news media. president trump lashing out, calling coverage of his previously undisclosed second meeting with russian president vladimir putin sick and alleging it's been made to look sinister. a senior white house official tells cnn the discussion on the sidelines of a g20 dinner lasted nearly an hour, and no other u.s. officials were present. ignoring protocol, the president relied on a russian translator, leaving the u.s. with no official record of their conversation. the white house downplaying the second encounter, asserting the insinuation that the white house tried to hide a second meeting is false, malicious and absurd. this new revelation the latest in a string of undisclosed meetings between trump associates a

. >> and we know when vice-president former vice-president joe biden new memoir will hit stores. we'll have the details c up. >> also a 97-year-old world war ii vet in philadelphia finally has high school diploma. charles losey was forced to leave high school in jr. year to find a job and help support his familiar limit a short time later he was drafted to fight in world war ii. he received two purple hearts and four bronze star med medicinalies and there was one honor he wanted hishigh school deagreement sunday the philadelphia school district gave him his honorary high school diploma. he says the next step is college >> if are you just getting in tonight here's a look at top six stories at 6. streets on the south side of the capitol were close fod are hours after a man drove his car into a barrier and police cruiser near the library of congress. driver and officer were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver is facing multiple charges. >> and three high school students are facing charge after police say they broke into a vacant rental home and had a party. and the homeowner claims the tee

joe, fromorgia -- georgia. callinghi, i have been c-span for 30 years. want to say that mcconnell has been there since 1986. he is a good man and means well, but he is not a good leader. i think mcconnell needs to be fired. leadership.et new media the health care, tax reform -- we need to get the health care, tax reform, and mcconnell is not doing it. we designate people about free to educate people about free enterprise and capitalism. host: who do you think would be more effective than mitch mcconnell as leader? caller: i know ted cruz is very controversial, but i think he would be a great leader. i support hit -- i supported him over mr. trump, and a think he can bring the people together. also david perdue of georgia, who is my senator. i know him personally. i think he would be a great leader. he has a good personality, and i think he could bring them together. so i would say david perdue. i think you would be the best. mcconnell is a nice guy, i know him personally, but we need to have a new leader. host: mitchell, where are you calling from? calle

that on te will be taking place the floor today, right here on c-span when the house gavels in we'll bring you gavel-to-gavel coverage. joe, we near open phones this morning, what is on your mind? caller: how are you? was just wondering if i was the only voter that finds the insulting.vestigation here is what i mean. russians didn't hack the vote tallies, whatever votes voters ame from the themselves. to suggest the russians had an influence be it through fake news, r whatever you call it, that kind tactic is only as good as the dumbest voter, you know what i mean? our y they influenced election, you're saying that all hese stories had a negative or profound effect on the voters themselves. host: all right. caller: i think it is a waste of time and money. host: joe in michigan. tony in littleton, colorado, good morning to you. caller: good morning, greta, for taking my call. my comment is directly only at and what you do. i watch you, i watch "washington a week and en days mostly from beginning to end and to compliment you. you i have watched you move from to f.b.i. hearing to ussia investigation and your preparation and

joe, good morning. welcome to the conversation. what is your question or comment? caller: good morning. comments.ee different the first one is, first of all, thanks c-span. i love c-span. they let the american people give their voice. econd of all, on this russian investigation, i think they hould let the investigators investigate and just let congress get on to doing the people's work because i think this is wrong. host: okay. the third? caller: the third thing is on health care thing, i've it.n on both sides of war n army veteran, i'm a veteran and my wife is not, you know. nd she's had problems lately, but when we first moved down to the carolina, she had health care from obamacare, i -- at least was she had something, you know, type 2 nd out she had diabetes, they took care of her. host: okay, joe, i'll leave it there and have the congressman let the o the -- investigators do the investigation and congress move on. guest: i think that we've got to number of things. congress needs to do its work. tweets, dent in his doesn't help that. republicans have control of everything. they should do and direct the order, i think we can then get things done. demo

c-span radio app. afterwards,ght on, joe atkinson reports on -- cheryl atkinson in her book, the smear: how shady political operatives and fate -- take news control what you see think and how you vote. she's interviewed by eric level. >> you had in the washington post -- who you feel does not properly report on this, as opposed to saying hey, donald trump, are you sneering john mccain? >> of the eroded but that >> no-no. >> number two, i will not cheer on john mccain or donald i think when you set aside a deer -- when i criticize new behavior for donald trump. doesn't mean i support him or them cheering in -- him on. i separate things. not like x orust y because you said this. it's not that, it's looking at actual media coverage about the candidate. i've spoken frequently about that include washington post's coverage. what's what afterwards sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> sunday on q and a >> when you look at president obama's domestic legacy, i think there are two things that are very important that you will have long-lasting good consequences for the united states, that can be summa

joe is a democrat in michigan. guest: yes, thank you for having me on. if we continue to raise the debt ceiling, how do we continue to pay these things off? , iry time i listen to c-span listen to fellow democrats and ,very time we try to do it every time there is trying to be a tax cut introduced, there is always a reason why we need more instead of less. guest: >> today's "washington journal" online at c-span.org. live now to the capitol to hear from house speaker, paul ryan. speaker ryan: heavy rain has led to extensive flooding throughout our community. i spoke with governor walker. he's declared a state of emergency in kenosha county. there's already been extensive property damage to the homes and businesses which so far thankfully no loss of life. i want to commend all the state and local officials who are working around the clock to address this emergency,

joe: that was cleveland clinic ceo dr. toby gautreau -- c osgrove. is looking to emerging markets to fuel further growth. listen in. >> the travel market from the asia-pacific market to the u.s. to europe is exploding and we want to be there in as a result we are investing very aggressively. julia: we have much more highlights on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julia: global markets taking their cue from janet yellen made,in the comments she uncertainty with regards to inflation. the white line behind me. on the right we have seen a bit of a pause as investors are cautious about the prospects. in the blue line, two year, to give you a sense of what happened over the last several sessions. janet yellen introducing perhaps a little more uncertainty. markets saying let's buy emerging-market assets. joe: it is not just emerging markets. elsewhere people are bullish basically on everything. here's a look at some fundamental data out of europe. we've had a bunch of people here saying how they are bullish on year. it's about that -- on europe. this white line

senator joe manchin from west virginia talked about not c campaign against his colleagues.hose people said, you know what? it's a great idea. brian mast, the new congressman t freshman from florida. talked about the armed services. and how member os congress understand that and need to appreciate it. you put aside all differences because you have one mission. i have to acknowledge, you guys focused the issues, but for most of the conversation, they talked in principles. and for the most part, these democrats and these republicans do and they talked about how the media ta'u sound beats to focus on where they did agree. >> the bottom line is they have to come together on the issues. >> if you focus only on the differences. >> we didn't focus on the differences. they all said they could come together on russia. >> but there are other issues. i don't think it's fair to talk about these issues that they talked about where these men and women are doing the best they can to find common ground when their constituents are all riled up, when the country is. that's what i'm doing ever

c-span2. they are back from their july 4 recess and we had a chance to get a preview of the earlier from a capitol hill reporter. >> joe gould is congressional reporter with defense news. what does the defense authorization bill and what in the version, the 2018 version approved by the council armed services committee? >> the house armed services past its national defense authorization act for 2018 earlier or sorry, late last month and what it is is the bill, the annual defense policy bill. it gets reconciled with a cent version and in this case they authorized about 696 billion dollars in funding and related policy provisions for the pentagon. >> that's $696 billion figure, exceeds the set in the budget control act. how will congress reconcile that? >> that's a huge question. the budget for defense in this case, the number to know is 549 billion. so what it would take to ease the spending caps is a change in the law and a change in the law takes 60 votes in the senate and 60 votes in the senate takes senate democrats so what we know is if senate democrats have leverage in this deal that there likely to press for more

the ceremony at the naval base in norfolk, joe -- for and deliver remarks are more than 14,000 people expected to attend. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> the commissioning ceremony begins the active duty for a newly built naval vessel. we will share -- show you three commissioning ceremonies clinton, presidents bush, and vice president dick cheney. number five president clinton. >> in 1913, harry truman was a young missouri farmer, experiencing some business difficulties as he did from time to time. but as always, he did not give up easily. he wrote to his sweetheart and future white -- wife best his -- bess these words. harry truman was a man of his word create it took 85 years but on july 25, 1998, harry truman's ship has come in. [applause] clinton: of course, president truman's home town of independence, missouri was not exactly a center of naval operations. coming from the state just south of missouri, we are completely landlocked and harry truman was an army man. -- 1944, he spoke at the christening of the battleship missouri on whose decks japan surrendered a y

joe gould covers congress for defense news. you can read his reporting at defensenews.com. he is on twitter @reporterjoe. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >>> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> each week american history tv "american artifacts" visits museums, archives and historic places. on every day of the year except december 25th, thousands of tourists in the united states and around the world take a short boat ride from either lower manhattan or new jersey to visit the statue of liberty and ellis island. up next, american history tv visited the national historic landmark to learn the story behind the gift from france which was unveiled on october 28th, 1886 after 21 years of planning, fundraising and construction. >> welcome to the statue of liberty national monument. i'm ranger chris mullins. i'm from jacksonville, florida. folks, i have a great job. i have been working with the national park service since 1999. i have been all over the united states. i got my start in alaska, klon

but tv on c-span two television for serious readers. >> hello everyone. welcome, my name is joe garvin and i'm the event fire here at the university bookstore. thank you for coming out and supporting your local independent bookstore. take you. we are very excited to have james with us tonight. just a few notes before we get started, but signing will immediately follow tonight to talk at this table right here, to your right. technically, the store closes at 8:00 p.m. but we will keep a register open and you will be able to exit the building out to the back parking lot here. if you happen to park in the bookstores parking lot here, again, we be able to validate your parking. onto tonight's guest. james is that distinguished professor in the school of physics and astronomy at the university of minnesota where he has taught since 1988. he is the author of several books including the physics of superheroes and the amazing story of quantum mechanics and has served as the science consultant on movies such as watchmen and the amazing spiderman. james latest book the physics of everyday

joe in monroe, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. can you hear me? host: yes, sir. caller: i want to say how much i appreciate c-span and the ambassador eating on this morning. i did two trips to iraq. liberation, and the second one in 2006. ,hen i was in 2006 in mosul that was a bleak time. we were able to turn it around. i wanted to make two quick comments. no matter what we do over there and no matter what happens over there, a coalition type government that represents the shia and sunni and minorities, i think it will fall again. that has been set a couple of times this morning. like we have feel to have a u.s. stabilizing force their of some size to keep all the brokers honest. you are correct. key power that we need to keep at bay there. those are my comments, and i appreciate you very much. host: thank you for the call. ambassador jeffrey, the last minute. i would dedicate this last bid to all the americans who called in. the debt of gratitude we owe to these people, not just because they fought, but they were out there engaging with the political issues, the people, the various groups. goingnderstood wh

joe is a democrat in michigan. guest: yes, thank you for having me on. if we continue to raise the debt ceiling, how do we continue to pay these things off? , iry time i listen to c-span listen to fellow democrats and ,very time we try to do it every time there is trying to be a tax cut introduced, there is always a reason why we need more instead of less. guest: did is a very fair question and here is the reality of where we are at. we are going to borrow just shy of $700 billion this year. the money we count will borrow from the trust fund. that is bigger than all of defense spending, that is bigger than all of the discretionary spending. if you said today, i only want the federal government to spend exactly what it has in revenue, you have to tell me what to eliminate. to eliminate the state department? epa? the park service? all of those exist on borrowed money. in nine years, everything that we call discretionary, which means it does not on a formula is on borrowed money. medicare explodes off the chart. then we have the interest exposure. it is not just the financing cost of this year's shortfall. when there is a movement in interest rates. host: let's hear

(pam) now joe scarborough and mika brezezinski are accusing the president of trying to blackmail them ... into silencing their criticism of him .. on their m-s-n-b-c morning show..(steve)otherwise ... their affair would be revealed in the national enquirer.as catherine heenan reports, scarborough says he turned down at least three white house calls. "and they said if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike this story." scarbororough and brzezinski first leveled the attempted blackmail accusation in a washington post op=ed piece this morning "he appears to have a fragile, childlike, impetuous ego that we've seen over and over with women, it's like he can't take it."this is the story the national enquirer ran earlier this month, accusing the couple of cheating on their spouses. brzezinski said the paper hounded her family."they were calling my children, they were calling my close friends..." "you're talking about the national enquirer?"the president has close ties to the enquirer.the tabloid endorsed him during the campaign and has relentless

c-span washington journal, altogether more dignified place to be a commentator, msnbc's "morning joe", npr-- [laughter] >> 's are, are nonpartisan. talk of the nation and multiple others. 's writings have appeared in the "washington post", weekly standard candidate christian science monitor and is regularly cribbed tribute did to national review online. usbs.com. and politico. the book that we will discuss today is his new book "a man and his presidents: the political odyssey of william f. buckley jr.", which is published by yale university press. if you keep writing books we will keep that in conversation. governor tom kane, the governor of the new jersey statehouse to 911 commission published by rutgers university press in 2006, so please join me in welcoming doctor alvin felzenberg. [applause]. powell william f buckley was the grand man of the modern conservative movement. i don't think it would be entirely unfair to say he was the founding father of the modern conservative movement and yet some of my students i might even say many of my students, perhaps most including my conserva

joe maddon is your manager, shall be pulling the right strings and last but not least, being in the nl central definitely helps your chances of getting c to the playoffs. >> no panic in the clubhouse but maybe the rest of the city of chicago. we'll see how that turns out. big play earlier today in new york. you got to see this, this is something else. the rookie, clint frazier comes to the plate with the yankees on 3-2 against the brewers closer and bam ! >> red thunder, baby. first home or at yankee stadium, a walk office something never forget. that is a nice little win for the yankees. that was the big one. don't miss the 88th mlb all-star game to state live from miami right here on vox. coverage begins at 7:30 eastern. we will see you then. so long. >> thanks for sticking around. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service

joe maddon is your manager, shall be pulling the right strings and last but not least, being in the nl central definitely helps your chances of getting c to the playoffs. >> no panic in the clubhouse but chicago. we'll see how that turns out. big play earlier today in new york. you got to see this, this is something else. the rookie, clint frazier comes to the plate with the yankees on 3-2 against the brewers closer and bam ! >> red thunder, baby. first home or at yankee stadium, a walk office something never forget. that is a nice little win for the yankees. that was the big one. don't miss the 88th mlb all-star game to state live from miami right here on vox. coverage begins at 7:30 eastern. we will see you then. so long. >> thanks for sticking around. >> police arrest a map after he kills his stepfather and posts a selfie on twitter. >> and what we're learn about a double shooting that left one dead. >> it was a hot one today. wait until you hear about tomorrow. >> see you after the game. every tv doctor knows that when preparing for surgery, use an over pronounced washing technique for dramatic effect. they also know you need to ge

joe gibbs not happy at all. >> and fire. >> so scary. martin truex jr, right now, even though he is still moving, seeing that fire, unbuckling. getting toward get out of that car as soon ease cped. >> you never know what it is but with the hit on the front, normally it is suspension breaks and hits a fuel line or oil line. that looks like as intense as that fire is, even fuel or oil under the hood and as you mentioned, that suppression system is automatic under the hood. you see it go off there. inside the car, driver needs "set it off" but under the hood automatic. like at your hotel room. if something goes on fire it sprays, suppression puts out flames. but still, even with the fire being hot, it has to be hard to breath. >> very hard it breath. you saw that long cord that was still hooked to martin truex jr. that was a radio cord. kind of holding you into the car. you just have to jerk that thing and break it. >> so flew they'd came out of the car, trying to keep that from spreading down the racetrack. >> so now the conversation starts, right? why are we racing? remember, you have joe gibbs racing that you know helps the they work together. why are we racing each either t

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joe gould covers congress for defense news. you can read his reporting at defensenews.com and he is also on twitter. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> c-span, where history unfold daily. was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today your cable or satellite provider. tonight on c-span, "q&a," followed by theresa may taking questions from the house of commons. secretarytish defense michael fallon talks about military cooperation between the u.s. and u.k.. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," brooke gladstone discusses her book, "the trouble with reality: a rumination on moral panic in our time." brooke gladstone, in your new book "the trouble with reality." i have to quote you back. slippery than a dding."full of pu this is the smallest book we have ever done on this program in 28 years. brooke: i can imagine, there are not books that are much smaller than that. brian: what is it about? ruminationall it a because it is not even a complete argument. it is a summary of an argument. what it basically was was a response to the kind of incredible anxiety that people in my cohort, my eastern elite coh

joe cerletti was heading home to pittsburg a little after 9 saturday night when he saw that vehicle. suddenly as he was appraoching 680 242 split the 2017 white mercedes c-l-a 250 pulled along side him, and cut him off, forcing him to slam on his brakes. that when cerletti pulled along side the vehiclesoti said i almost hit you man what the hell is going oncerletti says the driver swore at him and then took it to the next level.sot joe cerletti/pittsburg resident 36- 43and in that split second that i turned my head, bang and the glass shattered and he was shooting at me.the bullet shattered the right rear passenger window and lodge in the left rear passneger door just inches from where cerletti was driving.sotthat is inches away from a kill shot. do you feel lucky? extremely luckythe gunman who cerletti describes as a white male in his late 20's or 30's then sped off as cerletti called 9-1-1sotdo anything different next time? just don't communicate with drivers whatsoever (steve) (steve) an update to a story we told you about last night at ten: the brutal assault of a man near the richmond bart station is now under investigation by richmond police. toda

c-span washington journal and altogether more dignified place to be a commentator. msnbc's morning joe, npr's, sorry. we are nonpartisan. talk of the nation and multiple others. his writings have appeared in the washington post, weekly standard and philadelphia inquirer, christian science monitor. he is regularly contracting to national review online. whose significance we are going to be exploring, us news.com and politico. the book that we will be discussing today is his new book, a man and his president, the political oddity of william f buckley junior which is published by yale university press. his other writings include the leaders we deserve and a few weekend, sometimes rethinking the presidential rating game which was published by basic books in 2008 and was a conversation as you recall between the two of us at princeton after publication of that book. if you keep writing books, we will keep having conversations and biography of tom king sometime from the new jersey state house of 9/11 commission which was published by rutgers university press appropriately and 2006 so welcome

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joe cerletti was heading home to pittsburg a little after 9 saturday night when he saw that vehicle. suddenly as he was appraoching 680 242 split the 2017 white mercedes cl-a 250 pulled along side him, and cut him off, forcing him to slam on his brakes. that when cerletti pulled along side the vehiclesoti said i almost hit you man what the hell is going oncerletti says the driver swore at him and then took it to the next level.sot joe cerletti/pittsburg resident 36- 43and in that split second that i turned my head, bang and the glass shattered and he was shooting at me.the bullet shattered the right rear passenger window and lodge in the left rear passneger door just inches from where cerletti was driving.sotthat is inches away from a kill shot. do you feel lucky? extremely luckythe gunman who cerletti describes as a white male in his late 20's or 30's then sped off as cerletti called 9-1-1sotdo anything different next time? just don't communicate with drivers whatsoever114/ drivers whatsoever a 19 year old man has been arrested in a deadly shooting outside a baskin-robbins ice cream store 43-year-old bethel island resident robert hopkins was killed aft

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joe cerletti was heading home to pittsburg a little after 9 saturday night when he saw that vehicle. suddenly as he was appraoching 680 242 split the 2017 white mercedes c 250 pulled along side him, and cut him off, forcing him to slam on his brakes. that when cerletti pulled along side the vehiclesoti said i almost hit you man what the hell is going oncerletti says the driver swore at him and then took it to the next level.sot joe cerletti/pittsburg resident 36- 43and in that split second that i turned my head, bang and the glass shattered and he was shooting at me.the bullet shattered the right rear passenger window and lodge in the left rear passneger door just inches from where cerletti was driving.sotthat is inches away from a kill shot. do you feel lucky? extremely luckythe gunman who cerletti describes as a white male in his late 20's or 30's then sped off as cerletti called 9-1-1sotdo anything different next time? just don't communicate with drivers whatsoever ( tiffany ) happening now... police are searching for two men in connection with a deadly shooting in san francisco's marina district. the shooting happened in may on alhambra street and p

joe, good morning. >> first of all, prayers and thoughts go out to the families of the 16 service -- unbelievable. i flew on that plane a lot. cm quite a bit. >> thank you for that. we wanted to get your thoughts on what we are hearing so far. these "new york times" revelations about donald trump jr. >> you know -- >> and this meeting. >> i'm sorry. >> i have been thinking a lot about how could you ever do something or how could you even think that there was a proper meeting to have. first of all, it starts with the campaign. how do you put your campaign together? paul manafort, the campaign manager, to allow anything like that to happen, to allow any type of a meeting to transpire, a campaign manager is totally incompetent to allow that to happen without fighting and threatening to leave if something this egregious happens and so that would question paul manafort because we all know that he was for hire. he would go where the highest dollar was. for don jr. to take that kind of of a meeting or for him to think it's proper to be in that meeting, it's uncalled for. i can't explain it. it just tells you this whole transformation

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c-span. congress may be out for the week , but lawmakers have been busy tweeting constituents and all americans about their plans for the day. connecticut congressman joe courtney says -- house speaker paul ryan has been meeting with folks in wisconsin's first district and tweeted -- and new hampshire representative posted -- >> thursday at 7:00 eastern, join american history tv for a live tour of the museum of the american revolution in philadelphia. the museum's president and ceo vice presidentnd scott stevenson will introduce artifacts and exhibits throughout the museum, including george washington and a piece of the old north ridge from the battle congress. hear stories from the american revolution and participate in the live program with your phone calls and tweets. watch american history tv live from the american revolution thursday starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. next, former president barack obama was awarded the profile in courage award at the john f. kennedy library in boston. the award was given by carolyn kennedy. this is just over an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time we are beginning our livesteam of tonight's john

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