so call my wall street journal editor, political editor and reporter neil king. he has just published this extraordinary book, american ramble a walk of memory and renewal. he said he bookshop copies for sale and neil will be signing the book afterwards. i'm you will have seen that it's just the reviews have been overwhelmingly positive to say the least so without further ado please welcome neil king and bill press. thank you, marianne. and good evening, everybody. great to see you all. thank you for coming this evening. i want to say a big welcome first to our friends here, the hill center. i don't know what number of talk of the hills this is, but there are fun and exciting and none more, marianne said than tonight. i also want to welcome all of our friends from c-span who are watching on c-span around the country, around the world tonight. thank you for c-span, for covering event tonight. it's very that c-span is here the talk of the hill program started at the hill at ten, maybe 11 years ago now we've had many many programs are very guest was brian lamb, the f

but neil king will serve 21 years imprisonment for those 17 offences.n court today to apologise to them, the nca told me this morning that they've also apologised to both victims and they will receive a further apology in writing. they also thanked them for their bravery , saying that their bravery, saying that their testimony both before and in the trial was, was vital to achieving these convictions. but in the vital moment of justice, they weren't there. >> well, charlie, thank you so much for bringing us that exclusive story. more with you later , of course, but don't go later, of course, but don't go anywhere. much more on today's show, including some donations scandals. let's look at the weather first. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. yet more wet weather on the way today and overnight as well. with the risk of flooding in places, there will be some brighter interludes out there , mostly towards the out there,

host: neil king passing away from cancer this week. we are an open form this morning. any public policy or political issue on your mind. also want to note for our programming here on c-span today, 10:00 a.m. eastern time on c-span3, we will have live coverage of the house oversight and accountability committee hearing on biden administration policies. they range across the federal government and you can watch that on c-span 3 or on our free video mobile app or online at c-span.org. and then close to 1:00 p.m. eastern time, preside biden will deliver remarks at th economic cluhe in d.c.. watches remarks live on the c-span now, our free video mobile app or online at c-span.org. 1:00 p.m. eastern time, army officials are testifying on the oversight of training policies meant to combat extremist activities among army personnel. the house armed services subcommittee hearing live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. barbara in oklahoma city, independent. caller: i just needed to call in, and please don't hang up on me in the middle of a sente

an officer error as the national crime agency put it to me, because last friday, neil king, a 51 yearenced to 21 years imprisonment for 17 sexual offences. he committed against two children, 16 years ago. they finally had this moment to achieve justice, to see their abuser being sent down for that lengthy and significant sentence. but unfortunately, due to an error by one of those national crime agency officers, they were left out of the courtroom for that critical moment. now, i've spoken to several survivors about this story since we broke it this morning, and all of them say that being able to witness their abuser being sent away was a crucial part of that experience. now, the nca told me that they have personally apologised to both of those survivors . they're both of those survivors. they're going to do further. they're going to do further. they're going to do further. they're going to write to them as well. and as i understand it, a judge who was involved in that sentencing last friday did sit this morning to allow those survivors to come back to the court after they were missed

. >> yes look they have to attract consumers that a price conscious now but neil it's also because burger kingnd steak 'n shake have for dollar meals. so the competition is on. we are just not seeing it in these areas but you hear from amazon and walmart between the two about 1.3 trillion in sales that say the lower income middle income have some issues. and now something you haven't seen in a long time, zero% financing going on five or six or seven years for autos. most definitely businesses are leaning the other way they know about price they know where the consumers are and they are reacting to it in ways that will try and attract them. >> neil: you know, you think about it too we heard morgan graves a fellow in the latest week a 30-year fixed around 6.20% or year ago this time before percentage point higher not really moving the needle when it comes to real estate for the time being. but we are seeing more science i guess the market bites gary. the dow advance today after the biggest intraday rally we've seen in a couple years. averages putting it together again technology what is driving

now, or going forward, neil, i want to say high tide or king tides actually start tomorrow in this areatever comes onshore can also exaggerate what happens. this area known to flood, so we'll be keeping an eye on that impact as well. neil? neil: all right, brandy, be safe, you and your crew. great job, as always. want to go to rick rick like who's following these storms and looking at the fact that now we're getting into the busy part of the season, it might live up to the its reputation. rick: neil, we said at the beginninging of this year, we were so confident we might break all of our records for tropical activity in a year, and it has not been the case. there are sometimes in science where there are some things that you can't predict and you don't understand, and this will be a year that we are looking at a lot of information and learning because it hasn't panned out to be that way. and we are here, this is september 10th. that is the climatological peak of activity of hurricane season. we are behind in where we would normally be we didn't think. now, typically, we still have 50% of

king and pennsylvania is the second largest producer of natural gas. it's notable the biden-harris campaign and the administration, excuse me, neil, blocked new licenses for the exports of the u.s. liquefied natural gas, something the judge halted over the summer and the vice-president is adamant that she's not against fracking. yesterday while meeting with his british counterpart weighing will to allow ukraine to use long range british weapons to strike russia, president biden did not choose to weigh in publicly. >> what do you think of --. >> i don't think much about vladimir putin. >> do you take-- >> now, wicks wilkes-barre, she said she wanted to look at four year degree when it comes to hiring. and critics are saying she's taking that from trump. neil: she's open to for giving student debt in four-year colleges. >> very nice, neil, very nice. neil: just curious. thank you for your tie, thank you for your excellent reporting. lucas tomlinson at the white house. and yesterday i had a chance to catch up with wilber ross, and a campaign spokesman. he said wilber ross said donald trump may have missed the opportunity to look at the economy compared t

neil says get him out. he's the very definition of dishonesty and sleaze. the most hated man in britain. wow. meanwhile, valerie says kingrnment. he signed in, doesn't . they don't care about doesn't. they don't care about the elderly subjects as lots of coming back to that grumpy grandad. starmer earns £167,000 plus expenses , so he needs to plus expenses, so he needs to hold on. i think he earns more, but he needs to actually be able to go and buy himself a suit, meanwhile , mary poppins. meanwhile, mary poppins. interesting name, says , as interesting name, says, as rachel reeves says, if you can't afford it, she was talking about pensions, don't go out and do it. starmer needs to stop taking freebies. meanwhile dan says, even amy, my lovely panellist amy nicole has been unable to defend starmer taking bribes for his clothes . mrs. starmer has his clothes. mrs. starmer has a personal shopper and free clothes too. well, do you support this man as your leader? and david says the episode at the end of the show could be entitled nick gate, because that's what it is. we've had wallpapergate, we've had partygate. why not ni