when was tip o'neill's memoirs called of the house. and the other one was sam donaldson's white house memoirs called. hold on mr. president and both of them were great successes. because i was able i think in the case of sam, we finally understood i had to learn lesson that sam really was somebody who was better at talking than he is at sort of narrative writing. so i sort of talked it out of him. and in the end we got a wonderful book. and tip, you know, it's just a great storyteller and the book was very entertaining and very successful. so right then i had these two and then i did jimmy carter and roseland carter together. so in the first couple years i had these three major books by major public figures and i did a bunch of other books one with the great stanley carno the correspondent for south asia, of course southeast asia corresponding want to pull a sir. so just sort of you know in the way that either was going to work or it didn't started to work. and once people got a sense that i was doing political books. they would send t

we have with this john o'neill and sarah wynne.ohn is a co-author was sarah of the book we're going to be discussing this afternoon for graduate than the united states naval academy in 1967 but served in vietnam aboard the swift boat is on the brown water navy going up the rivers and deltas but in the southern part of southor vietnam. he was decorated of course for his service there. i don't to the university of texas lawe school. e finished as the top graduate brady had a clerkship with chief justice at the supreme court and has a really funny story about that, i urge our folks in the legal department to stick around after the presentation may be asked about the story with chief justice rehnquist did a pretty humorous. after practicing as a litigator firm.ternational law let's actually you. i skipped a bullet point there how terrible. back to john o'neill, had several hundred cases that you tried including representation for this is interesting and ironic. youth represent the people's republic of china at one point, successfully b

and you know, the caption is on this day, june 1977, jimmy carter, tip o'neill to have dinner. and in the residence of the white house. and so it's, you know, my mom holding me in front of tip o'neill and we're meeting i also have pictures of me with anwar sadat at at camp david, i believe, was on one of his preliminary visits not on the big working visit that ended up in the accords, but so i have that those are, of course, pictures and not memories because i was so young. but i do have of being in certain where you could almost touch the history. one of our family vacations we take every year i was at one point because a somali warlord was on the phone and wanted to talk to my grandfather and so he had to run off. we were in the middle of yellowstone park and had to run off and find a secure phone somewhere and he was gone. you know, the rest of that day and things like that happened fairly often. and we always kind of expected that and took it in stride because that's just the way it was. i also in the year 2000 and bill clinton's last year in office, he the family to come b

it o'neill. >> he was murdered by san francisco police officer, sammy or december. first of 2017. >> san francisco police body cam video shows the moment o'neill was shot according to district attorney jason who dean, he was unarmed at the time. the officer who fired his gun would be the first in the history of the san francisco police department to be charged in connection to a deadly shooting. >> in san francisco, there's been a long history. officer involved shootings. leading to no accountability whatsoever. >> however, now there is concern about police accountability among these families because they say interim district attorney brooke jenkins appears to be delaying each of the cases against the officers from going forward. >> jenkins took office. our a meeting that we had in august was castle when she took office. she fired every person apthat was on the case for my son. i'm really worried that if jenkins, some >> this election that officers going to walk away. >> whether or not brooke jenkins is the next da of san francisco. it is our responsibility to put p

your article and publishers weekly you talk about the auction process and what you paid and for tip o'neill you did an advance of about a million dollars and it was really and for barack obama from my father. $40,000 well, let's put this. remember tip with speaker of the house and retiring speaker of the house, and we're a great public figure in politician. i was in a heated auction. and we prevailed. it's the first time anybody like anybody. i certainly am not spend a million dollars before we say a big enough deal that it got noted the front page in time said o'neill gets a million bucks. the barack story was that he was in the president of the harvard law review and the new york times reported the fact that the first black president of the harvard law review and he got a contract with simon and schuster. and he missed the deadline and they canceled it. and they wanted the money back. and so his agent came to me said look there's a very interesting young fellow named barack obama. would you like to meet with them? and i did. and i was very impressed. this was 1994 maybe. and 95 at the lat

it o'neill. >> he was murdered by san francisco police officer, sammy or december.>> san francisco police body cam video shows the moment o'neill was shot according to district attorney jason who dean, he was unarmed at the time. the officer who fired his gun would be the first in the history of the san francisco police department to be charged in connection to a deadly shooting. >> in san francisco, there's been a long history. officer involved shootings. leading to no accountability whatsoever. >> however, now there is concern about police accountability among these families because th

it key o'neill. >> he was murdered by san francisco police officer, sammy or december. first of 2017. >> san francisco police body cam video shows the moment o'neill was shot according to district attorney jason he was unarmed at the time. the officer who fired his gun would be the first in the history of the san francisco police department to be charged in connection to a deadly shooting. >> in san francisco, there's been a long history. officer involved shootings. leading to no accountability whatsoever. >> however, now there is concern about police accountability among these families because they say interim district attorney brooke jenkins appears to be delaying each of the cases against the officers from going forward. >> jenkins took office. our a meeting that we had in august was canceled when she took office. she fired every person that was on the case for my son. i'm really worried that if jenkins, some >> this election that officers going to walk away these 3 families matter. these 3 victims of police violence matter. the street. >> cases matter. and the aclu

we have with us john o'neill and sarah wynne. john is a co-author with sarah of the book were going to be discussing this afternoon. he graduated from the united states naval academy in 1967. he served in vietnam on board the swift boat so he is and what was called the brown water navy, right? going up the rivers and the deltas of the mekong, right, probably most in the southern part of south vietnam. he was decorate a course for his service there. he then went to university of texas law school, finished as a top graduate. he then had a clerkship with chief justice william rehnquist at the supreme court, and has a really funny story about that that i urge our folks from our legal department to stick around after the presentation and maybe ask about the story that is connected with chief justice rehnquist that's pretty humorous. after practicing as a litigator with an international law firm, actually, i think that's you. i skipped a bullet point there. how terrible. so back to john o'neill. you had several hundred cases that you t

tip o'neill. when i was four months old and you know, the caption is on this june 1st, 1977, and jimmy carter invited tip o'neill to have dinner in the residence of the white. and so it's, you know, my mom, me in front of tip o'neill and we're meeting i also have pictures of me with anwar at at camp david, i believe it was on one of his preliminary visits, not on the big working visit that ended up in the accords, but so i have that those are, of course, pictures and not memories because. i was so young, but i do have memories of being in certain spots where you could almost touch the history one of our family vacations, which we take every year was at one point because a somali warlord was on phone and wanted to talk to my grandfather. and so he had to run off. we were in the middle of yellowstone park and he had to run off and find a secure somewhere and he was gone, you know, the rest of that day and things like that happened fairly often. and we always kind of expected it and took it in stride

but to your question, look, i think -- i agree with tip o'neill. i think most politics is local.and in these midterms, where there is no president on the ballot, i think most people will look at their member of congress or their senator and see, what is that person going to do? that man or woman, going to do for them, and their state -- having said that, i still think donald trump in these midterms, even though he's not on the ballot, it's a huge factor. because of the people that he has endorsed and the rallies that he has given. and, to a certain extent, it is still a referendum on donald trump. >> mark, i will give you the last word here. what do you think about that? >> i think bill has embellish long points there. first of all, as a conservative, i will talk about abortion all day. and my gratitude for having roe v. wade returned, properly, to the states, and i think a lot of republicans going to show up with gratitude for that. and also, i'll win with bill and tip at the same time, about politics being local. what's interesting is these big national issues of crime and infl

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back to john o'neill, you had several hundred cases you tried including representation. you represented the people's republic of china at one point. successfully. but then realized perhaps what they were about. sara wynn also graduated from university of texas with a law degree and under graduate business degree with high honors, after practicing as litigator you took up a second career at artist. >> acrylic. >> you live in houston with your husband and 2 children. >> you also live in houston. >> i do. >> a nice drive out. >> i am being reminded to use m the mic. >> let me ask the two of you, why this book. this is a topic that is gruesome. there is not at least there has not been in the past a lot of documenttary evidence not until the fall of this soviet union and brief period of time soviet archives were open to the public, what sparked you into writing this. >> i began with sara, we had rewritten other bestsellers, i began by, i remembered all of the people i saw slattered in vietnam and hong kong harbor during the great cultural revolution. and i thought these peopl

crowds were on the crossing, when it gave way, plunging pedestrians into the river below. bri, joanie o'neill reopened recently following months of repairs. this man was on the bridge with his family. when it collapsed. he cannot believe they all made it out alive. what some nugget i'm never looked dead than the i'll be we were on the bridge and we saw people falling unbearable and feared we might also fall this article. but thank god we were able to hold onto the safety net, cloudy, and did not lead gore recall. others were not that lucky with them. we were 3 friends on that bridge. and now one is dead. c, c t. v footage shows the moment the supporting cables snapped. authorities quickly launched a rescue operation following the collapse, sending in boats and divers to search for missing people. dozens of soldiers have also been deployed to the site. the bridge is a local tourist attraction and had just recently been reopened to the public after undergoing renovations. some families are still hoping for good news, or this are lining up to bury their loved ones. what good? no, good. one lisa.

i think i agree with tip o'neill. most politics is local.ese midterms where there is no president on the ballot, i think most people will look at their member of congress or their senator and see what's that person going to do for them and their state, having said mainly that, i still think donald trump in this midterms, even though he is not on the ballot, a huge factor because of the people he's endorsed, the rally he has given. and to a certain extent, it is still a referendum on donald trump. >> mark, i'll give you the last word here. what do you think about that? >> i think bill has some really strong points there. and i think that first of all, as a conservative, i'll talk about abortion all day. and my gratitude for having roe v. wade return the matter properly to the states. and i think a lot of republicans are going to show up with gratitude for that. and i'll throw in with bill and tip at the same time about politics being local, which is interesting, because these big national issues of inflation and crime and education, these are

police are looking for 40 year-old milton o'neill in connection to the stabbing. they say o'neill knew the victim and is a person of interest in the case. >> in mill valley tomorrow, you can expect some street closures for halloween. police say sycamore avenue will be closed to traffic between park avenue and valley circle. the closure will start at 6 o'clock at last until 9.30, police say it is meant to enhance pedestrian safety. a lot of people will be out and about that coming out about tonight and again tomorrow, of course, is live look at downtown san francisco and just across the bay. it's absolutely beautiful out there tonight with a little bit of fog. and yeah, we got doubt of you here tonight from sutro tower. very cool. >> city of lights, right? rodriguez. now the the forecast. i know it's really nice. the fog bank is into high that's all going to change tomorrow, though, with the approaching storm. >> no one upset about that, especially me. really happy that we finally get to track some rain as we start the first day of november in the coming days. but

it key o'neill. >> he was murdered by san francisco police officer, sammy or december. first of 2017. >> san francisco police body cam video shows the moment o'neill was shot according to district attorney jason he was unarmed at the time. the officer who fired his gun would be the first in the history of the san francisco police department to be charged in connection to a deadly shooting. >> in san francisco, there's been a long history. of officer involved shootings. leading to no accountability whatsoever. >> however, now there is concern about police accountability among these families because they say interim district attorney brooke jenkins appears to be delaying each of the cases against the officers from going forward. >> jenkins took office. our a meeting that we had in august was canceled when she took office. she fired every person that was on the case for my son. i'm really worried that if jenkins, some >> this election that officers going to walk away these 3 families matter. >> these 3 victims of police violence matter. the street cases matter and the aclu

it key o'neill. >> he was murdered by san francisco police officer, sammy or december.st of 2017. >> san francisco police body cam video shows the moment o'neill was shot according to district attorney jason he was unarmed at the time. the officer who fired his gun would be the first in the history of the san francisco police department to be charged in connection to a deadly shooting. >> in san francisco, there's been a long history. officer involved shootings. leading to no accountability whatsoever. >> however, now there is concern about police accountability among these families because they say interim district attorney brooke jenkins appears to be delaying each of the cases against the officers from going forward. >> jenkins took office. our a meeting that we had in august was canceled when she took office. she fired every person that was on the case for my son. i'm really worried that if jenkins, some >> this election that officers going to walk away these 3 families matter. >> these 3 victims of police violence matter. the street cases matter and the aclu of nor

margaret o'neill, who was affectionately affectionate, known as peggy. she grew up in washington city. she was the daughter of hotel owner, and as such, she up around some really important political figures who would stay in or socialize at her father's hotel right. many wrote and spoke of her as a very beautiful, perhaps even alluring. dangerous seductive beauty. right. and peggy herself quite aware of this. she would write in her biographer excuse me, autobiography years later when i was still in pants. let's and rolling hoops with other girls i had the attentions of men young and old enough turn a girl's head so she is self-aware to write she knows that people consider her to be beautiful right and aware potentially of the potential power that she has in that beauty that she could use. hey, so peggy, as i say, i grew up in her father's hotel. she will marry a man named john timberlake in 1816. okay and he works as a purser on a ship. essentially, he takes care of the money but as such, he spends a lot of their marriage at sea. he's not. so while he is

somehow but, but i certainly see it on the floor in your life this year. lucy nipples. o'neill, because i live just another year. but sheila bonia ways of that. do you? so yes, unless use mothers much. none of them are whisky dole, north or south. you can only tell the difference on a sure the water's muddy everywhere. medium was to idea, but to skin will you? why not be shown there for you? it's latisha. phillip, when you're sick with those person with then the kid up diver is clumsy and needs assistance. it's hard to put on a diving suit by yourself. you need to adjust weight correctly and check valves and cylinders with the other ladies with bullish you ideas on up when it's an up by your question. it will start with you walk toward be speech you if you will. the shopping with lowes, legal one. ah, darling, with a swishing love store. wonder why it's a little doable unless he is by deals can use a polish today just because i leased it, like when, when doodle quarters of which i'm they search for munitions with an amphibious mind detector, meaning it works both in water and on the lan

>> together to talk about three killings today, kita o'neill was shot and killed in 2017, a suspect in a carjacking in the bayview when officer chris someone you shot him. while he was sitting in his patrol car, through the window. he was unarmed and the former da charged the officer with homicide, but the criminal case is still unresolved. then there was luis who was shot and killed in the mission district in 2016, officers say he ignored their orders to drop a knife and lunged at them. the da at the time cleared them, but the dean ordered subpoenas when he was recalled, that case stalled. and then sean moore, unarmed man shot during a confrontation outside of his home in 2016, he died in 2020 from complications resulting from his injuries, officer kenneth was charged with manslaughter by ben beaudein, by then da, that criminal case also unresolved. >> it's time for a change. it's time for the glass bubble that has been protecting the police officers, for eons. and my misuse nephews case is the one that can set that standard. >> in all three cases the families were awarded millions of

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police are now looking for 40 year-old milton o'neill in connection with the chef with stabbing. they say that they knew the victim and he's a person of interest in the case. police also say there is no threat to the public at this time. >> while a recent government report says we're not in a recession, economists are looking out for signs. it may signal one is coming. the economy grew faster than expected from july through september, according to the u.s. government. but federal money watchers still say a recession is looming and coming by next year, the biggest threat, high inflation. can not mix. experts will look for increases and job losses and surges of unemployment. a 3rd round of inflation relief payments are now being sent out to californians. the state has been. >> issuing refunds to residents in both direct deposit and debit cards since the beginning of the month. so far, the only people to get it are those that also got golden state stimulus payments last year. this 3rd round is coming in the form of direct deposit and will be issued until november 14th. the amount of

it's like john o'neill going to law school or years ago. appearing today just can't happen. so somebody to preserve this in a laboratory and what happened is on in 1994 the head of the chinese virology program outlined the book disclosed for the first time that the chinese had had preserved the 55 flu in the laboratory that leaked that they were conducting vaccine trial trials to try and develop it as an effective bio weapon and that they didn't know what they and that's how it got out. and that's 700,000 people died in the world. in 1979. exactly the same thing happened in the soviet union at a burg. it was called the the the bioweapons chernobyl in the bioweapons chernobyl. you go you can read the journal of the people that worked on it. they talked about having to kill stray dogs and how silly that was because all knew it was anthrax and killed like 11 or 1200 people. we'll never know how many because the soviet union at that time claimed it was just dead meat that someone had had bought. and then they tried the butchers. amazingly those were three of the elites by compla

my name's unit o'neil. we begin with the latest from the conflict in ukraine or strike alerts hub, sunday, across the country. as reports emerge, that russia is continuing its retaliatory strike following the crimean bridge blast on saturday, bloss where reported in the port city desa while in western ukraine. the operation of a power plant there has reportedly been halted because of the new attack. 16 explosions also report it in the key of control city of zappa rosier, where ukrainian authorities introduced rolling blackouts to cope with the lack of power in russian territory. ukraine was reported to have shell, the city of her song overnight, but our defenses were activated to intercept the incoming. in fact, the cities of the hand off the via health care also came under ukrainian shelling, according to local authorities less trust live now, to ortiz igor shit down up morning to you, eager indeed take us through if you would. this situation this choose the following . the barrage of miss l strikes yester

cool, silken union o'neill will be in the news in the top of the hour. i'm a run. hm ami wishing all of this thing with i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to race trust rather than a various job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with oh, when i went to the wrong one, i just don't know. i mean you have to figure out the same becomes the advocate an engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds, a born we choose to look for common ground. ah, ah, ah hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. the conflict in ukraine is not only about which side will eventually prevail, the stakes are much higher. the outcome of this conflict will determine the nature of a new geopolitical order. the west is fighting

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my name is unit o'neill. we begin with the latest updates in the ukraine conflict. the russian ministry of defense say's several offensive attempts by the ukrainian army have been repelled now as a result of strikes by russian forces. let's get a sense of the front lines then ukrainian troops stage to push in 3 areas in the last 24 hours in the her sullen region. now as a result of a russian country attack, the m. o t saith the attack was repelled the ad. now's key, abs forces continue to shell city centers. it's been discovered. they have used informers to identify largely civilian targets, sar. t's eager shit donna brings us more in the story and a warning. it includes an interview with a person in captivity who may be speaking under duress, bribes and brainwashing are the favorite tools of caves, intelligence agents on the russian home front. in the dawn bass. they looked for people eager to sell the lives of their neighbors for a thin wood of bills. dennis here is one of those who fell for the temptation. me a whistle stomach of wrong. i went up for a walk with

as things stand, michelle o'neill of sinn fein is in line to be first minister., she accused the dup of holding most voters to ransom. jeffrey donaldson and the dup are in a perpetual stand—off with the public, the majority of whom they do not speakfor, or indeed represent. they stood for election, yet failed to show up. this is his mess, and a failure of leadership by him and his party. as expected, the dup blocked a process to put in place a speaker. therefore, we can. proceed no further. the political system in northern ireland is different to almost everywhere else. it's based on the good friday peace agreement, signed in 1998 after a long conflict. a majority of unionists and irish nationalists must agree to share power for a devolved government to be formed. the dup says it will notjoin a coalition until the brexit trade border in the irish sea is scrapped. in belfast city centre, people don't seem to like the idea of going to the polls in december. waste of time. waste of time? yes. because, if the dup don't partake, why have an election? the cost of livin

earlier my colleague union o'neill discussed the grain crisis and recent events that have been shaping the world with the head of the bricks. international forum here in the studio ford security is very important issue for the world. and recently we saw that it was a cv food crisis and ukraine and reshay's, a big lead producer and some other agriculture products, the noise for that and they are supplying too many countries. but during sanctions, this deal is already become very important because in july you do negotiation with united nation 30. it was decided that $218.00 ships will go to the united nations security council. and from there, little did. but now this is saying that few couple of days before they don't attack on our ship in creamier. so they suspended the dean. and it is saying that the countries are in need. they should take this need. it should not restored by united nation. we're downs. so need is important security. so i hope the nation is stake is that 8 and it shouldn't be transferred to the needy countries for people who need it the most. get it 1st. yeah. you ment

this is our t from the team and myself unit o'neill. hello and welcome to the news our we start with the latest updates from the ukraine conflict. the russian defense ministry has said several offensive attempts by the ukrainian army have been repelled now as a result of strikes by russian forces. let's give you a sense then of wat unfolded on the front lines during that time ukrainian troops stage the push in 3 areas in the last 24 hours in the her song regional. as a result of a russian country attack, the offensive was repelled. according to the m o. d, which added that alice key adds, forces continue to shell city centers. it's been discovered. they are using informants to identify targets, including civilian ones, ortiz acreage, that done off. he's in the nearby lou ganske were public and can tell us more. i should add his piece, includes an interview with a person in custody who could possibly be speaking under duress, bribes and brainwashing, are the favorite tools of caves, intelligence agents on the russian home front in the da

my name june ann o'neil. we begin in east africa where terrorists opened fire on a hotel and set off a car bomb in somalia. on sunday, 9 people were killed under further 47 wounded. security forces killed 3 all the assailants they forth died in the bomb blast, the islamic extremist grip i'll ship. bob has claimed responsibility for the attack in the what city of kiss my o in the south of the country? according to a recent pentagon report, africa has seen a 300 percent increase in militant attacks over the past decade. but despite u. s. military presence on the ground meant to fight terrorism, africa has seen protest. grover, long standing western interference on the continent. years ortiz, africa correspondent, horrible latasha. there's an air of change blowing through africa and one that is increasingly resistant to the power and influence of the west image. yoga this weekend, over a 100000 people, marched in support of the country's defense force, demanding an end to the interference by the west in ethiopia

c, and football, o'neill, and berlin. bring the story of the season so far in germany is bones is legal. league leaders were heavy favorites as they travel to bottom side. bolcom who had only one when all season. but the host had a surprise in store for the billing this when you and berlin are unaccustomed to being such heavy favorites, they needed to prove they could handle the expectation created by their stellar start to the season under earth's fisher. certainly nobody gave borkam a prayer, but their faithful were boyd by their last home outing, where victory was when i try frankfurt, if them their solitary, when this campaign philip hoffman got them off the mark that they and the journeyman straker repeated the trick against the noun heading home for the 1st corner, just before they fisher brought fresh legs off the bench in the 2nd half. but it was a borkam substitute who made the decisive contribution. fulton, just about keeping his feet to make it to nail through sweeping counterattack. noon were soon a lifeline o