john farrell in his book on ted kennedy. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our c-span now at. --app. >> now to a briefing with john kerry who is attending the climate change conference in egypt. john kerry: president biden was here yesterday and he came to the g20 to make sure that he emphasized that the united states binding commitment to the reality of the steps that we are taking to implement that commitment. he is all in as far as he can get folks to move in the united states. that's obvious with the inflation reduction act which is an historic step forward. not to mention the initiatives that have been taken department to department. i can tell you because we have a task force, that has brought every agency of government together chaired by john modesto and previously gina mccarthy. the president outlined how in partnership with the international community we can do even more. the president outlined how the inflation reduction act not only puts united states on track to meet our ambitious 2030 target but

owen farrell will stay as captain — he's been paired with manu tuilagi at centre.which starts later this month, and there's been more fall out from fifa's letter asking players to focus on football and not be dragged into what they describe as "every ideological or political battle that exists". human rights watch say the letter was "nothing short of appalling." and amnesty pointed out qatar's teatment of migrant workers. the world cup has been mired in controversy over the hosts' human rights record and stance on same sex relationships. england's harry kane and nine other captains of european teams will be wearing one love armbands. the tournament organisers have said everyone is welcome. well, aside from the controversy surrounding the tournament being hosted in qatar, the timing of it has also been widely criticised. the last round of premier league fixtures takes place on the 13th november, with the world cup starting just a week later. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says any international player who get�*s injured now is likely to miss the tournament. these pro

performance rather than personal milestone is the focus for owen farrell, as he looks set to make hisearance for england against new zealand this weekend. also coming up in the programme. ronnie 0 sullivan's bid to win an eighth uk snooker championship is on track, after beating china'sjoe yuelong to make the quarterfinals. welcome to the programme. just four sleeps to go until the 2022 world cup in qatar gets under way. both wales and england have arrived in the country. we will hear from our reporter following the wales team injust a moment. but first, all 26 england players were able to take part in their first training session in qatar ahead of their opening game of the world cup against iran on monday. that includes kyle walker, with the manchester city defender onlyjust recovering from groin surgery and james maddison who spoke to the media earlier. our sports reporter alex howell has more. earlier today the england team trained for the first time since landing here in qatar, all 26 players were out on the pitch and before that actually getting into this session the assistant ma

. >> john farrell and his book "ted kennedy" sunday on q&a.ou can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> congress returns for legislative work for the first time since the midterm elections on monday. lawmakers continue talks off the house and senate source fund

. >> tonight on "q&a," john farrell, author of "ted kennedy, a life," look at the life of the democraticenator from massachusetts and talked about the kennedy political dynasty and the tragedies that surrounded kennedy's life, including the 1959 car accident. >> a cousin and another aide found him the following morning having breakfast with fellow sailors. they said, have you reported it? no, we are going with the story that mary jo was driving the car the two of them said you cannot do that, you cannot do that, you cannot do that. still did not go to a police. they went to a phone so he could call and talk to other advisors. while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance/hearse going to chappaquiddick and realized they had 15 minutes to get there and make some kind of report, which in its own way was cand and said i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell in his book tonight on "q and a -- "q&a." >> tomorrow morning on "washington journal," scott wong and eric larson discussed the balance of power in congress. later, scott kennedy with the center for strategic and international s

owen farrell will win his 100th cap for england when they play the all blacks at twickenham later. zealand have won all three of their autumn internationals so far. elsewhere, ireland host australia, while wales face georgia and scotland take on argentina. less than a week after becoming world t20 champions, england have lost their one day series against australia. they were beaten in the second game in sydney. steve smith top—scored for the aussies with 94 in their total of 280—8 off their 50 overs. and while it wasn't a huge target, england lost two wickets inside the first over without scoring a run. from there they were always struggling and slipped to a 72—run defeat, bowled out for 208. the final match is on tuesday in melbourne. the european tour's season—ending championship is taking place this weekend. england's matt fitzpatrick led the race to dubai at the start of the third round. he's still in the mix. as is northern ireland's rory mclroy, who has produced some stunning golf. this approach at the 8th almost went straight in for eagle. his round of 7—under—par puts him j

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biographer john farrell discusses the career of late democratic senator from massachusetts, ted kennedythen rishi sunak takes questions from embers of the house of commons. later we hear from representative liz cheney of wyoming on the work of the january 6 committee. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> homework can be hard, but squatting in a diner for internetwork is even harder. that's why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet so homework and just be homework.

. >> john farrell and his book "ted kennedy" sunday on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> congress returns for legislative work for the first time since the midterm elections on monday. lawmakers continue talks off the house and senate source fund the government next year. funding is set to expire on december 16. the senate will continue to dete on 2020 three defense programs and policy legislion and vote on more of president's judicial nominatio. watch live on c-span, and the nate on c-span2. you can also watch on c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> next, a discussion about u.s.-china relations. former attorney general bill barr talked about the direction the chinese president is taking the communist country. he also noted the threat china poses to taiwan and the indo pacific. the discussion was hosted by the richard nixon foundation. begin by recognizing that today is veterans day, along with the dedication of the vietnam veterans memorial on the national mall. we celebrate the service and r

owen farrell will stay as captain — he's been paired with manu tuilagi at centre.ter was "nothing short of appalling." and amnesty pointed out qatar's treatment of migrant workers. the world cup has been mired in controversy over the hosts' human rights record and stance on same sex relationships. england's harry kane and nine other captains of european teams will be wearing one love armbands. the tournament organisers have said everyone is welcome. well, aside from the controversy surrounding the tournament being hosted in qatar, the timing of it has also been widely criticised. the last round of premier league fixtures takes place on the 13th november, with the world cup starting just a week later. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says any international player who gets injured now is likely to miss the tournament. these problems were so clear, they were so clear and nobody mentioned it for one time until three, four weeks before the world cup when all of a sudden a player got injured and, "oh, he is not going to play in the world cup." this specific problem is not n

. >> >> tonight on q&a biographer john farrell, author of ted kennedy and a life looks at the career of the democratic senator from massachusetts butte he talks about the kenynasty and the tragedies that surrounded ted kennedy's life including the car accident at chappaquiddick. >> a cousin and another aide found him the following morning. he was having a fist with -- having breakfast. they said have you recorded it? he said no. i'm going to tell them that mary jo was driving the car. they said you cannot do that, you cannot do that, you cannot do that. still they did not go to the police. they went to a phone so that he could call to other advisors. and it was while they were doing that that they saw the ambulance hearse go over to chappaquiddick and they realized that they had about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. which in its own way was candid. it said i was the driver of that car. >> john and his book ted kennedy, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> congress returnsor

owen farrell will captain england. he's been paired with manu tuilagi at centre.ten by 158—6 by the defending champions, with the french scoring 16 first—half tries. afterwards wales' captain stuart williams said he was "a bit low but proud." and there was also defeat for scotland in their tournament opener. they were beaten 62—41 by the united states, who are playing in the world cup for the very first time. that's all the sport for now. olly foster is here with a full round—up in sportsday at 6:30pm. now a nowa gap now a gap in gp care between the richest and poorest parts of england yet they have fewer gps and a worse experience. yet they have fewer gps and a worse experience-— experience. news state david chrisman has _ experience. news state david chrisman has this _ experience. news state david chrisman has this report. - blackpool is the poorest town in england. it has the lowest life expectancy in the country. and with that, multiple complex health needs. you might assume those challenges would mean more doctors and better care, but come to places like the

services, we'll also handicap a christmas rally, a sand a clause rally, wall street 's version of will farrellnd ryan reynolds, you can't miss that and i'll show you the real reason why trickle down economics doesn't work, in my take. all that and so much more on " making money." >> so, the jobs report came in higher than consensus, and that triggered a knee jerk move by you saw stocks move down, but the fact is, the trend overall, if you take a look at that over the last year is decidedly to the downside, moreover, in my opinion the bigger development, people continue to lead the labor force. in fact, the participation rate went lower, and still, the u 3 unemployment rate went higher 3.7% from 3.5%. now, i know it seems counterintuitive but to most folks, to most folks rather, but the higher this number goes, the higher eventually the stock market will go. that's the way it works under the powell fed. now the other compelling action is the oil patch folks that popped on headlines of possible invasion of iran of saudi arabia , and that keeps hanging around. that won't go away. also more scuttl

. >> and the first holiday movie offering of the year with will farrell ryan.nolds, we're looking at the trailer early polls look good both of these movies. let's check out the images. >> for years, the question has been, how will they ever continue? the marvel black panther franchise following the death of chadwick boseman. a monumental shift had to be made, but it was a ship that works beautifully both as a touching tribute to the actor himself, but also in furthering the story of why king t'challa is no longer there. black panther wakanda forever is how the kingdom deals with the unexplained death of its popular leader. >> and how it transitions go through phases of personal and collective grief. but also when faced with challenges from other nations, one of them, the mysterious underwater city of palo com with its ambitious and protective leader. no more played beautifully by mexican actor to know what it's one of many amazing performances in wakonda forever in which existing cast members all had to step up to protect the kingdom and transition to a new day

welcome back jordan farrell from the oakland roots.er france and a victory in some ways, absolutely. i mean, they could only win right. that's the only thing they could do. they needed help from the other game. but they showed up. they did a great job against the top team. i think in the in the tournament and showed that they show their real quality today. is there anything better than beating a champ? no nothing. nothing better. i mean, besides advancing, but well, close second. exactly. let's look ahead here. poland vs argentina , one of the world's biggest soccer names, lionel messi, what in particular? are you looking for? well i think he's gonna have to be able to find the ball in a way that he wasn't able to in the first game and even the second game. it took him a little bit. mexico did a great job in game two, and i think there's a blueprint for trying to start messi finding the ball where he wants to that. i think poland's going to try to follow and put their own stamp on it. is this message last chance to win a world cup? ah

you talk about loyalty, farrell. i mean, we're talking about a historical partnership here between moscow and havana. i mean, it goes back generations doesn't good. yes. generations. i mean from, of course, the soviet union era as well. and what we're talking about here is also a loyalty when it comes to geo politics with cuba, early on condemning western sanctions against russia, from the onslaught. and of course, still maintaining that position today. google leader is he going to cuba strongly condemns the unilateral in unjust sanctions imposed on russia. the reason for the current conflict should be linked to the aggressive us and noodle policy of expansion towards the russian border. hubert has more than once condemned this international platforms. we support the resolution of the conflict through negotiations. obviously, cuba has also been in an embargo for 60 years, and russia has backed this support. but it is important that a leader at the level of of president miguel diaz canal says this out loud while the v

owen farrell meanwhile will captain england — he's been paired with manu tuilagi in midfield.t the end of the season. but today, biggar said he "never envisaged leaving saints midway through the season, but this opportunity came around very quickly," and he made the decision with his family in mind. the saints chief exec said he leaves with the club's "very best wishes". wales were comprehensively beaten by france, as they began their wheelchair rugby league world cup in sheffield. they were beaten by 158—6 by the defending champions, with the french scoring 16 first half tries. arnau vargas with this one. afterwards wales captain stuart williams said he was "a bit low but i'm so proud," you can follow scotland getting their campaign under way with live pictures and this is just into the second half and as you can see scotland leading 38—24. this is their first appearance at the world cup for the usa but scotland have been at the tournament twice before. that is your sport for now. more now on our top story, the immigration minister robertjenrick was in dover meeting local res

all right, our case farrell. isabelle, thanks for bringing us those details. it's yet another day when something other than football is making the headlines at the world cup spanish fans unfurl a flag with the emblem of ukrainian neo nazi as a battalion. shortly after, however, the flag was confiscated by representatives from journalist he saw li brought us this report from guitar or been saying, go through this wall cup it. i wouldn't say the foot will being overshadowed by issues off the field, but certainly them taking a more prominent role not by accident, perhaps without the western media seeking to use this wild card as a bull horn for promoting their own causes. and in the latest episode of controversies, you've seen this issue from the spain game where a group of fans wave the as of battalions flag. of course, a neo nazi group. hugely controversial group play, whose existence in the ukrainian military forces has been a source of real concern to those in moscow and policy makers. there. now you think that everybody would be united in supporting the secu

. ♪ sunday, former boston globe reporter and biographer john farrell looks at the life and politicalareer of the late democratic senator from massachusetts and talks about the kennedy political dynasty and the tragedies that surrounded ted kennedy's life, including the 1969 car accident at chappaquiddick. >> a cousin and another aide found in the following morning having breakfast with fellow sailors, and they ask have you reported? he said, no. i want the story mary jo was driving the car, and they said you can't do that. you can't do that. still they did not go to the police, they went to a phone and spoke with other advisors, and while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance/hearse go over the river to chappaquiddick and they realize they had 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. in its own way, was candid, it said. it said i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell in his book ted kennedy sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now mobile app. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of govern

she's farrell is about joining us here in the studio fiorella. i don't know if in case of a too little too late, but a really profoundly disturbing admission from the official at the united nation. right. so you an official, primula patton admitted that the story that she had put out as fact, that the russian military was giving by agra to soldiers to rape women into also gang rape. turned out to be false, at least by her own words, to these 2 pranksters, who portrayed themselves as the head of the ukrainian foreign affairs committee. and got her to admit this on air on video. so let's take a look. that information was embodied to mean the presence of the deputy prime ministers, the finance you know, and, and the deputy minister of foreign affairs did not make any investigation about via or something where, you know, my, it's not my job to make it. i do not have a monday. i sit in new york in an office in new york. my role is not to investigate the investigation is going on by the human rights monitoring team and the international commission of i

earlier in the program, ortiz farrell, isabel joined me in the studio to take me through the details. though, remember when she alleged that russia was using by agra to give it to his soldier in order to rape women and by extension. she also cited children and said that there were hundreds of cases of rape. well, it turns out that she admitted to these pranksters who were posing as the head of the ukrainian foreign affairs committee, that this wasn't necessarily backed by any evidence. and that she had no jurisdiction. and that she was just repeating what ukrainian officials told her. let's have a listen. that information was important to me in the presence of the deputy prime minister if i miss, you know, and, and the deputy minister of foreign affairs. oh, it's good. you did not make any investigation about biography, something, but it's not mine. it's not my job to make it, and i do not have the monday. i sit in new york in an office in new york. my role is not to investigate the investigation is going on by the human rights monitoring team and the international commission will be

and i'm looking at a number of corporate media reports on this, and they're saying like, math farrell, site, they talk about study can, which is to the northwest of variable. and they talk about me, which is to the east of marable. and i went to both of those yesterday and what they're saying is they're saying yes, they're saying math burial type have expanded. the bdc refers to study cream, and in the 1st 2 paragraphs, they say the grades in buried in a field are expanding. at no point that i could find, do they ever note that study cleanse the, the graph, there's actually a preexisting and massive cemetery? and yes, there are new grapes there and i just see another reports that i was reading today that i see any of them mentioned that this cemetery. so what they're doing are saying they've already planted the sea by saying, you know, mass grave back in april regarding non goshen. now they're mentioning all 3 areas and without necessarily explicitly saying math grade again because maybe they're feeling like they're going to be caught out. they're still planting, but not burial and no

head coach andy farrell made nine changes from the team that beat world champions south africa last weekend armband for first time. it's currently 0—7 to fiji. they are 1a minutes into that game. great britain are in their first billiejean king cup semifinal since 1981 — they're up against australia now in glasgow in a best—of—three. but it's the aussies who've taken the first step towards the final. storm sanders has beaten heather watson in the first match of the day, winning in straight sets 6—4, 7—6 to give australia the early advantage. let's check in on the live pictures. this is on bbc two. you can follow harriet dart against ajla tomljanovic. 5—2 at the moment to great britain. they need to win this one to put it to the doubles later and see if they can get through to the finals and the second semifinal is between the czech republic and switzerland from apm. it's final weekend of fixtures in the premier league before the world cup in qatar. in the early kick—off manchester city are at home to brentford. erling haaland has started for city — the only starting player in the side not t

to blair kinghorn, who missed what would have been a winning penalty against the wallabies. 0wen farrellconcussed playing for saracens two weeks ago. northampton lock alex coles will make his debut. michael cheika, the argentina coach, is a busy man. tonight, he's in huddersfield with his lebanon rugby league side facing the reigning champions australia in the first of the world cup quarterfinals. adam wild is there for us. adam, cheika's multitasking is really impressive, but you'd think that he can just concentrate on rugby union after tonight. have australia shown any signs of weakness so far in this tournament, that lebanon might i think that's probably fair. we're here in huddersfield. it really would be one of the biggest surprises in the history of the sport. if lebanon were to put out the reigning world champion. lebanon are here and they've earned the right to be here. they ran new zealand very close before seeing off a very decent side and giving a real beating to a various it is quite extraordinary, michael cheika is... it is quite extraordinary, michael cheika is- - -_ cheika

announcer: john farrell and his book " ted kennedy."ten to q and a and all of our podcasts on our new free spend now up -- c-span now app. announce coness returns for legislative work for the first time since the midrm elections monday. they will continue to fund the government through next year. current fending is set to expire next month. they senate will continue debate on 2023 defense programs and pocy legislaon and vote on more of president biden's judicial nominations. tch the house on c-span, the senate on c-span 2 or on our free mobile app, cspan now app, or online at c-span.org. announcer: ukrainian president politico zelenskyy delivered remarks on the importance of protecting freedom and democracy after receiving the liberty metal from the national constitution center. the award honors people annually for their commitment to liberal -- liberty and freedom globally. this runs 50 minutes. >> hello, friends. welcome to the national constitution center. thank you for joining us, as we celebrate the award of the 2022 liberty medal

get over how horrible that immitation of biden is, dana carvy nailed it and darrell hannah and will farrellh george w. bush. to your point, todd, enthusiasm is dampened, they see the writing on the wall and know the biden presidency, even when he had the house and senate didn't get too much done. they know this is done and talking about the 2024 campaign, particularly if donald trump announces he is running for president and november 14th. >> carley: "snl" didn't make fun of the democratic candidates. thanks for joining us. >> joe: see you soon. >> todd: katie hobbs invited -- to join her on the campaign trail against cari lake. >> carley: legacy in the state and the botched fast and furious gun running program that left an arizona border agent dead, more on that next. week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. for me as a veteran, it transitioned from active duty service to the civili

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andy farrell has been nominated for world rugby�*s coach of the year award.is summer, and they have risen to the top of the world rankings. and there may still be 18 months to go until paris 2024, but here are the olympic and paralympic mascots. they're called "the phryges", named after the iconic french hats. they are a symbol of liberty which represent french identity and sprit. tte seven time champion ronnie o'sullivan is through to the second round of the uk snooker championship he beat matthew stevens six frames to two. the tournament has had a format change this year with the top 16 seeded players automatically going through to the last 32 stage, where they face 16 qualifiers at the barbican. despite his victory, o'sullivan, isn't getting into the swing of itjust yet. i feel flat, to be ifeel flat, to be honest, i don't really want to play snooker at the moment, i don't play much snooker, i just listen to my mind. i’m moment, i don't play much snooker, i just listen to my mind.— just listen to my mind. i'm applying m self just listen to my mind. i'm app

biographer john farrell discusses the career of late democratic senator from massachusetts, ted kennedy. then rishi sunak takes questions from embers of the house of commons. later we hear from representative liz cheney of wyoming on the work of the january 6 committee. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> homework can be hard, but squatting in a diner for internetwork is even harder. that's why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet so homework and just be homework. cox connect to compete. >> talks along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> tomorrow morning on washington journal, scott law and eric lawson discussed the balance of power in congress and the impact on the lame-duck session and the new term in january. later, scott kennedy talks about president biden's face-to-face meeting monday with president jeezy paying and the state -- with the president of china and the state of china-united states relations. susan: john, your

. _ it's the penultimate round of autumn internationals this weekend in rugby union. 0wen farrell wills so far. elsewhere, ireland host australia, while wales face georgia and scotland take on argentina. less than a week after becoming world t20 champions, england have lost their one day series against australia. they were beaten in the second game in sydney. steve smith top—scored for the aussies with 94 in their total of 280—8 off their 50 overs. and while it wasn't a huge target, england lost two wickets inside the first over without scoring a run. from there they were always struggling and slipped to a 72—run defeat, bowled out for 208. the final match is on tuesday in melbourne.

owen farrell will win his 100th cap for england when he captains the side against the all blacks at twickenhamt time in five years. shaun murphy and ding junhui are through to the quarter—finals of the uk snooker championship — murphy staged a stunning fightback to beatjudd trump by 6 frames to 5, while it was relatively straight—forward for ding who knocked out the welshmanjamie clark. isa guha was watching at the york barbican with former world champions ken doherty and steve davis. another fascinating day of snooker in york and i have ken doherty and steve davis in the studio. wejust watched a great match between two of the greatest players, judd trump and shaun murphy and it went all the way. it shaun murphy and it went all the wa . ., ._ way. it went all the way, fascinating _ way. it went all the way, fascinating match, - way. it went all the way, fascinating match, great| way. it went all the way, - fascinating match, great quality from both players. particularly murphy, in the last two frames, the sneaky produce, two centuries in a row, almost made a maximum break as well. we row, almo

profitable maybe in the fourth quarter of next year joining us now is the analyst behind this call, matt farrellresearch analyst at piper sandler. good to see you. >> good to see you too thank you so much for having me on today. >> your initiating coverage of draft kings at a time when you have price targets on this company as high as -- not you -- your other analysts -- as high as $38, and as low as $12 or $13. give me a sense of why you think that this is a good company to own right now. >> well, coming out of q3 earnings, the company did miss its initial 2023 ebitda guidance but from our perspective, ebitda estimates are now properly reset. the company is still targeting to be adjusted ebitda profitable, in q4 of next year, and adjusted for all of 2024 and while we don't think that -- while we think that -- that the adjusted ebitda is rightfully under under concerns for investors, we think it is a little misguided as it is missing the forest through the trees. if the company were profitable in forward 2022, there might be a lot of questions on whether the industry as a whole is viable the com

so go ahead and scan that qr code on the screen will farrell's new holiday movie. spirited has officially dropped its trailer, which has us thinking when is the right time to roll out the holiday decor and why let us know the answer could be read live today on the show at one p i keep changing my mind about this because i like seeing light. so those as long as the white you can put up whenever i don't about your life. >> but i agree. i do like all the beautiful holiday lights, right? people near around. how about the with a tree? my eyes a winter sri. it's about a season. so i think i can do that in october november. i can do that whenever i think you probably pull it off in november, late november, well, yeah, it's a holiday tree. it's not a christmas for a christmas tree. and fresh do do fresh. i don't okay. well, then you can put it up. you have to worry about the needles. exactly. i like that. and noel have this whole thing. i like the fake trees. they're like it's like an umbrella so much easier. mariah carey has opened her online holiday store. so i guess it'

farrell mentioned my name joshua. he said he was dancing with some of his family members. he grabbed his daughter and pulled her to safety. here is the man who we believe mr. fair was referencing there. his name is joshua thurman. he is one of the patrons. he was on saturday night. here is him describing part of his experience that night. >> who, i crawled out when my stomach and saw the police. they didn't even know we were in. there and once they found, us we were escorted out. and when we were squirted out, bodies on the ground, blood, shattered glass. people were dead. it was sad. it was scary. yeah, it is a shock. this is only lgbtq+ space that we have in the city of colorado springs. we just had the remembrance post earlier this year. you know, it's a big shock. our safe spaces no longer are safe space. compared to enjoy yourself. we get away. it's like everybody else, we get away from the bs. just for a couple of hours. how can we do that now? >> how can we do that now. joining us now are matthew haynes and makers that, they are the co-owners of club q this mass sho

ryan reynolds will farrell and octavia spencer playing on their strengths, but also challenging them with singing and dancing that they for the most part pull it's hard not to like this timeless story this time with the pressure code of twenty-twenty to paint. it's a dean's list b in theaters now and coming to apple tv. plus, november 18th, you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> right. coming up here. the national toy hall of fame has added some new inductees. there are some fun figures and christmas classics that have been added to the list. and you used to play with these toys. we're about the same age. we'll be right back. (vo) a medicare advantage plan should come with all the benefits you want and zero compromises. with anthem blue cross, it can. just go to anthem.com/answers or call 833-797-4179 for a free one-on-one medicare plan review. ask about our zero dollar monthly premium plans that include dental

. >> john farrell and his book "ted kennedy" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's x and a. you can listen now on our free c span app. >> tomorrow morning on washington journal, n news senior congressional reporter scott long and eric lawson discuss the battle of power in congress and itself impact on both the lame duck session and the new term in january. later, scott kennedy talks about president biden's face-to-face meeting on monday with chinese president xi jinping and. state of u.s.-china relations. join with your facebook comments d tweets. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on washington journal. >> congress returns for legislative work r the first time since the midterm elections on monday. lawmakers will continue talks on the house and senator floors to continue funding the government. the senate will continue debate on 2023 defense programs and pocy legislation and vote on more of president biden's judicial nominations. watch the live coverage of t house on c-span. you can alsoatch on our free video app, c-san fncisco now or online at c-span.org. now, former house speaker

former army major richard farrell was with his family watching a drag show when gunfire erupted.e says he first over onto the floor to avoid incoming fire, then says his combat training kicked in. i got into mode. >> and i needed to save my family. and that family was at that time. everybody in that roof. and that's i was trained to do. i saw when he got. and when i pulled him down, i i i i told them i was i want to you guys. >> 18 other people were hurt during the shooting at club q. this was late saturday night. one victim says that he was shot in the back and the lead, but is grateful to have survived. >> and happy to be alive. >> dogs to a major event in my life. >> came through it. that's part of who i am as a survivor. >> one of the club owner says fear really did save dozens of lives. the suspect had a rifle, 2 handguns. he's been taken from the hospital and is now behind bars. >> some breaking news on kron. 4 news at 9 now. and it's a sad news. virginia police are confirming there has been a mass shooting at a walmart store in chesapeake. that's right. near norfolk in vir

. >> sunday on q&a, former boston globe reporter john farrell, author of "ted kennedy: a life" looksthe life and political career of the late democratic senator from massachusetts. he talks about the kennedy political dynasty and the tragedies. >> when his cousin and another aide found him the following morning he was having breakfast with fellow sailors from the regatta and they said have you reported it, and he said no, we will give the story that she was driving the car. someone said you cannot do that, you cannot do that. still they did not go to the police, they went to a phone so he could call and talk to other advisors and it was while they were doing that they saw the ambulance/first gopher on the -- the ambulance/hearse go over the bridge to chappaquiddick and they realize they had about 15 minutes to go to the police and make some report which in its own way was candid, it said i was the driver of that car. >> john farrell and his book ted kennedy. you can listen to our podcasts on the c-span app. >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio just got easier. tell

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sunday on "q&a," biographer john farrell, author of "ted kennedy: a life" at the life of the senatorm massachusetts. he talked about the kennedy tragedy -- kennedy dynasty and the tragedies that surrounded ted kennedy's life, including his car accident. >> when his cousin and another aide found him, he was having breakfast with fellow sailors. they said, have you reported? he said no, i'm going to go with the story that mary jo was driving the car. they said you can't do that. still they did not go to the police. they went to a phone so he could talk to other advisors. while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance go over and they realized they had about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. which in is on way was candid and he said i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell and his book "ted kennedy," sunday night on "q&a. you can listen to all of our q&a podcasts or free on our c-span now cap -- app. >> stay up-to-date on publishing with tv's podcast about books. is that the list, plus trends through insider interviews. you can find out more on c-span

announcer: john farrell, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q and a. listen to q & a and a of our podcasts on our new cspan now app. >> congress returns for legislative work for the first time since midterm elections on monday. they will continue tas to fund the government for nt year. current nding is said to expire next month. the senate will debate on 2023 defenserograms and policy legislation and vote on more of president biden's judicial limitations. watch live coveragof the house on c-span, the senate on c-span 2. you can also watch on our fre app, cspan now app or c-span.org. >> next, a congressional -- a conversation on why congressional republicans did not perform as well in this year's midterms. the panel -- >> good morning, i am john fortier, and welcome to election watch. i am here with my colleague. elected watch is the longest running election commentary series starting in washington. in 1982 we have one of our founders and the audience tonight. we have a great panel tonight. we will talk, we will have questions from you and we will talk

. >> john farrell and his book tonight on "q&a." can listen to "q&a" and all our podcasts on o free c-span app. congress returns for just late of work for the first time on monday since the midterms. current funding is set to expire next month the senate will continue debate on023 defense programs and policy legislation and vote on more opresident biden's judicial nominations. watch live coverage of the house c-span, the senate on c-span 2. you can also watch on our free video app, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> this morning on "washington journal," we start with a look at the news and some of your cars. -- calls. later, ethics and public policy center senior fellow henry olsen is here to talk about campaign 2022 and what it means for congressional republicans and potential 2024 candidates, and the future of the party. after that, we examine things from the democratic perspective. jim kessler, executive vice president for the third way, takes part in that. you can take part with your phone calls, text messages, facebook comm

. >> tonight on q and a, john farrell the author of ted kennedy, a life, they look at the democratic senator from massachusetts. he talks about the kennedy political dynasty and the tragedy that surrounded ted's life including a car accident. >> a cousin and another person found the following morning, he was having breakfast and they said that had been reported and he said, we are going with the story that mary jo was driving the car. they said you cannot do that. it did not go to the police, they went to a phone booth to talk to other advisors. while they were doing that they saw the ambulance and hers go on the ferry and they realized they had 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. in its own way was candid. they said i was the driver of the car. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span q and a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free spamming now app -- c-span now app. >> congress returns for legislative work since the midterm elections on monday. lawmakers will continue to talk on the house and senate floors tound the government through next y

we're joined by jordan farrell, technical director of the oakland roots. k pop. you have been happy this morning because that was the opening ceremony, said, likening it to kind of the super bowl halftime show these days. tell me about how you feel about the world cup in general. this is an opening door for you know, soccer is the most watched sport around the world. but the u. s. is still like i think there's a lot of people still learning growing as fans a fan base here. the really cool thing i think about the world cup is you get to see all different cultures on display and whether it's within our team or just around you could just see how people celebrate their own country and whether it's the clothing. they wear the music. they listen to the way that they really feel passionate about their traditions and culture. um, it's on full display throughout the world cup, and i think it's a it's a really cool site. in terms of what you're watching. who you're watching which countries you're watching . where does that play into this ? um yeah. how partial are y

owen farrell will captain england against argentina on sunday — he's been paired with manu tuilagi ine sports for now. the northern ireland secretary has announced he will not call a fresh stormont assembly election in december. chris heaton—harris says he has listened to concerns about the impact and cost of an election and says he will make a statement to parliament next week. the deadline to restore the power—sharing executive at stormont passed last month following the election in may. let's talk to our northern ireland correspondent emma vardy, who's at stormont. what has the reaction been to this decision, emma?— decision, emma? well, there is a feelin: of decision, emma? well, there is a feeling of relief _ decision, emma? well, there is a feeling of relief from _ decision, emma? well, there is a feeling of relief from parties - decision, emma? well, there is a feeling of relief from parties and | feeling of relief from parties and probably a lot of voters, too, they won't have to be campaigning on the doorsteps in the run—up to christmas, it wasn't really a very festive feelin

emergency services were called to a flat in farrell close in clifton in the early hours of yesterdays of yesterday. the children aged one and three, were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation, but later died in hospital. a woman in her thirties remains in a critical condition. the comedian jay lysette, who claimed to have shredded lysette, who claimed to have shredde d £10,000 in protest at shredded £10,000 in protest at david beckham's role in the world cup , says he didn't. the world cup, says he didn't. the comic had originally given the former england player an ultimatum of standing down from his position as ambassador for the qatar world cup. or he destroyed the qatar world cup. or he destroye d £10,000, which would destroyed £10,000, which would go otherwise his to lgbt charities. mr. lysette has since announced that yesterday's footage was wasn't real . the footage was wasn't real. the truth is, the money went into the shredder was real , but the the shredder was real, but the money that came out was . i would money that came out was. i would never destroy real money. i wo