conviction is the second time a person was tried to the terrorist group.abdul malik abdul kareem was accused of providing the guns used at the event in suburban dallas back in 20-15.he also hosted two friends who were islamic state followers at his home to discuss the attack.the 45-year- old moving company owner testified that he had no knowledge beforehand about the attack.it's unknown whether the attack was islamic state or actually carried out in response to an order from the group.but prosecutors have asked for a life sentence.his defense wants a sentence of almost six years ?or less.the sentencing is set to start at 9:30 this morning.breaking news updates arpaio has mobilizing his mounted posse after the shooting death of a horse. according to the sheriff's office, witnesses described a person shooting at three horses in the salt river area last friday.this past weekend a young horse was found shot to death.the foal, about 7 to 10 months old, had gunshot wounds to the side of its neck and head.the posse will be deployed national forest sometime this morning. we hate to bring it

conviction is the second time a person was tried in charges related to the terrorist group.abdul malik abdul kareem was accused the guns used suburban dallas back in he also hosted two friends who were islamic state his home to discuss the the 45-year-old moving company owner testified that he had no knowledge about the attack. whether the attack was islamic state carried out in response to an ordef grou-rocursavasd is upton this morning... arpaio has we hate to bring it up again...bring it up we hate to we hate to bring it up again... but we promise -- it's for a good reason. and in case reason. for a good promise -- it's but we again...bring it up we hate to morning. we hate to we hate to we hate to bring it up again... but we promise -- it's for a good reason. and in case you didn't talk to anyone yesterday -- let's remind you -- cardinals kicker chandler catanzaro missed a 24- yard field goal that would've put the game away. and team 12's kevin kennedy attempted to field goal -- live on the air. take a look. he failed -- but called after that live shot and said once the pressure was off -- we w

plot in texas.now it's sentencing day.we're following the latest developments in the abdul malik abdul kareem case. president obama... reading mean tweets...and it ends with yet another mic drop moment... that's in 15 major festival happeing out at the desert botanical gardens today..jimmy q will be there live in a few minutes...you're watching 12 today... ?? grandkids! noooooo! freaky fast thank you, sweetie who wants a cookie? jimmy john's >>> right now on 12 today, a father brands his two young children and jumps off of a bridge. >> and sheriff joe seps in his posse after someone shot and killed a salt river horse. >> and when get out of the way. one woman is waking up with a avoid a runaway door. >> and good morning, everybody. welcome to 12 today on this tuesday morning. it's nearing 6:00. jen wall has more today. good morning, jen. >> reporter: you got it and we're on i-10 heading eastbound approaching 43rd avenue. and definitely starting to see some brake lights out here. the speeds right now to about 15 miles an hour in this part of the valley, and we a crash on the i-17 southbound so

. >> the sentencing for abdul kareem. and -- today he will learn his punishment for the involvement. the jury found him guilty of supplying the gun and planning a separate that did feel fail. vowed to blow up the super bowl in 2015. one of many isis following folers that the feds have busted besides him, five others. two planned to blow up a jail in arizona and sneaking bomb instructions to her husband who was in pris prison. and the sentencing for abdul kareem is this morning. we'll let you know what happens. from election day. the war of words is not slowing down. krufrp is standing firm, bashing the polls that show hillary clinton in the lead. >> heavily weighted with democrats. watch the poll. because this is part of the crooked system and they try toe suppress the vote. this way, people don't go out and vote. >> that's his take on it. and campaigning more -- clinton day to the white house transition process. >>> president obama is not holding back against donald trump. made a rare late night visit, and president obam

abdul kareem could face up to 45 years in prison. we will be sure to update you tomorrow.>>> there are enough opiates prescribed in arizona to medicate every adult in our state around the clock for two highest drug overdose death rate in the nation. >> that is why gov. doug ducey is putting prescription opiate painkillers.>> he signed an order limiting the amount of painkillers that doctors can prescribe to initially seven days. derrick, this does not everyone.>> reporter: the order only affects people with insurance through the state's medicaid program or state employees. the idea is to cut back on the number of pain pills left in medicine cabinets where they might end up in the hands of kids. advocates and attics are cheering the move.>> sober again for six months. relapse, sober again for six months. >> reporter: jeff guthrie is getting treating -- treatment for heroin addiction. decades ago. >> i was 14. my dad was prescribed vicodin. he was asleep and i took some.>> reporter: guthrie said after that it was easy to fake his way t

. >>> a breaking -- breaking news in the latest of abdul kareem who was convicted back in march in the terrorist attack against an anti-profit mohammed cartoon contest in attorney are looking for a new trial. this is based on hundreds of documents that have been declassified and released by the fbi. in them, kareem's attorney said those documents full of tweets and texts in the days leading up to that 2015 attack, kareem is never listen -- listed. he said he was not involved. the judges giving the defense two weeks to file documents on why these new pages warrant a new trial. this does open the door for a new round of responses from the defense. new sentencing date -- a new sentencing date has been moved to late january of next year. >>> we hope that you enjoy what little rain that we had in parts of the valley last night. some sprinkles on the windshield. those living near chandler, got a got a little rain last night. it is a last that we will see of the wet weather for a while. we are seeing record setting temperatures. 90 degree days is higher -- 90 degrees or higher, is 21 days. we

abdul malik abdul kareem was scheduled to learn his sentence today. that has now been pushed into january. kareem's attorney asked for a new trial today. he was convicted of helping support isis. >>> a state lawmaker accused of misusing food attaches has pleaded guilty. cecilia velasquez was indicted for allegedly stealing more than $1700 in benefits. she reached a deal with the state pleading guilty to a misdemeanor. velasquez will be sentenced to probation in december. house ends in january. she dropped her reelection bid. >>> check this out. after a stormy night flagstaff woke up to fog this morning. time-lapse shows you how quickly it cleared out of the area and how the clouds eventually broke up to bring them a little bit of sun shine. we definitely saw the sunshine here in the valley for us today. our temperatures were warm again as we head through the rest of the night we should be in the 80s with clear skies. we'll take a look at what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up. >>> a settlement has now been reached after volkswagen's em

we first learned first about abdul kareem when federal agents raided it last may. elton simpson had a gun and carried out a crime in texas. in march kareem was found guilty of plotting to attack the super bowl in glendale as well. kareem's case marks the very first time a suspect on trial his connection to isis. right now prosecutors are pushing for the death penalty, but his attorneys only want six years or less. back out here live, his sentencing is set for 9:30 this morning, and, of course, we will keep you updated on what happens. back to you guys >> thanks, katie for that update. >>> in the meantime, we told you that this next one was heading to court and this morning we know what happened. not guilty, that is the plea coming from michelle bastian who's facing terrorism charges. federal officials say she and her husband thomas were planning to set the louis state prison where he is currently serving time. both were indicted on state terrorism charges. she's scheduled to be back in court in december. >>> right now we are working to learn the condition of a bicy

plus, a very special guest kareem abdul jabbar joins me right after this break. >>> hello, everyone. i'm michael jordan and i'm here with hillary. i said that because i know donald trump couldn't tell the difference. >> kareem abdul jabbar got a big laugh at donald trump's expense this summer before the six-time champion introduced himself properly. at which point he spoke about u.s. army captain, an american muslim soldier who died many combat while serving in iraq. perhaps there's no one more suited to discuss it than the very public conversion in his words encited criticism. that was many years ago. joining me now, kareem abdul jabbar, the nba's all time leading scorer and best selling author. nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> you've taken a prominent role in this campaign and you're someone who has always had a very developed and engaged sense of politics. but you are engaged in electoral politics this time around in a way i don't feel like you have recently. what is driving that in. >> i was very concerned about the way things were going in our country with all the division

next door, so i will go out on a limb and say everyone loves kareem abdul jabbar. i do love kareem abdul-jabbar. so anyway, he joins up. and washington, he fully grows in washington because he's just so gung ho. the whole war, all his men are deserting in droves and here's this french kid who, the whole war is like put me in, coach. [laughter] and what washington says okay, you can join my military family, which was lingo of the database if washington is an okay, you can become one of my minions, like the way alexander hamilton was described as a member ofem washington's military family, but remember lafayette was an orphan, and what washington said family, he meant chummy mignon, but what lafayette heard one son. been hijinks ensue. [laughter] so i guess i will take some questions if you have them. there are these microphones set up here. yeah, let's get cracking. >> hello. i was wondering whether read the book if you've seen the show hambleton and what you thought about the portrayal of lafayette? >> if you didn't hear that the question was about hamilton. [laught

prison for abdul kareem and defense attorneys want a shorter sentence. he was found guilty of plotting an attack at the super bowl in glendale. this marks the first case a suspect on trial in the u.s. has been convicted for his connection to isis. >>> four people were killed australian theme park went wrong. the thunder river ride malfunctioned, throwing some people and trapping overs underneath. horrified witnesses describing to us the chaos after the incident. >> we just heard that the guys in front of them flipped off. like they turned around and saw the whole thing flip over and heard everyone screaming. she came out crying and two people that work here away. >> investigators are trying to understand what caused that raft to flip on the conveyor belt. the park is now closed. >>> in roanoke, virginia, two people are dead after a workplace shooting. the shooter took his own life and police are trying to figure out what the motive was. they believe the shooter was an exemployee of the company. three other people were injured. >>> a bicyclist has life- d

texas at a draw muhammad cartoon contest is set to be sentenced later this morning.abdul malik abdul kareem... could face up to 45 years in prison.the defense is pushing for a maximum of 6 years behind bars. 3 3 choosing cbs 5, we'll see you ? >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, october 25th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including donald trump warning voters not to trust the polls. we'll look at cbs news election director anthony salvanto. here is the eye opener at 8:00. >> donald trump bringing out employees of his to describe what it is to work for donald trump. >> i'm power trump. >> i didn't tell you to say that, right? >> absolutely not. >> what do you make of all this? >> they always talk about how the polls are wrong, internal follows are better and our >> that's what president dukakis said. >> yes. >> forces are still clearing bashika and up against the guerrilla tactics being used by isis. >> they managed to steal a police officer's truck and started recording videos on facebook live. >> first pitch expected to hap

the sentencing for abdul kareem has been pushed bac of times. you will remember he was found guilty of providing guns used in the attack of the profit mohammed and -- cartoon contest last year. 's attorneys want six years or less. >>> brand-new information on a crash. it shut down this area four hours. an elderly woman in a chevy van rear-ended a motorcyclist at a red light and smashed into another minivan pick the biker is in critical condition. elderly woman driving erratically before that crash. >>> hours from now contractors in the southeast valley will be part of a summary suspension after a roof collapsed on a church that was under construction. we showed you this video. the church collapsed, injuring several workers. arizona registrar of contractors said the framing of the church had been subcontracted to an unlicensed entity. they also found seven other starts at 1:00. >>> it's tough to forget these images. underwater after terrible flooding last july in wickenburg. last year, today the homes in the path will be demolished pick the homeo

nba hall of famer and author kareem abdul-jabbar talks about his book writings on the wall. t the national press club. .. our guest today is the legendary mba player kareem abdul-jabbar. i would like to welcome public radio and c-span audience. i will remind you you can follow the action live on twitter using # and pc life. now it's time to introduce our gas. please stand as your name is announced and hold your applause. from your right, mr. wilber, or spun it the l.a. time who covers the justice department. national reporter at the washington post, margaret richardson, development for airbnb. bruce johnson, reporter and anchor at w usa tv. john hughes, editor for bloomberg news and the 108th president of the national press club. eric holden, attorney general of the united states. skipping over our speaker for just a moment, allison kojak, and pr. chairwoman of the press club board of governors and the speaker committee to organize today's luncheon. thank you allison. debra morales, founder and chief executive author of the international consulting firm representing our speak

abdul kareem has had his sentencing pushed back a couple of different times for key provided guns used in the attack at the prophet mohammed cartoon drawing contest last year prosecutors are pushing for the death penalty. his attorney only once six years or less. a change in the skies. we started out with mostly clear conditions. over the last few hours clouds have been moving in from the west and southwest. now they have some filtered sunshine. partly to mostly cloudy. all dry despite the cloud cover moving in. you can see the clouds but not rain on satellite. a few showers tracking through mohammed county moving to the northeast. nowhere towards the valley. we will keep watching for a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm hi chances aren't very promising but 10% -20% chance into the afternoon and early evening. keep an eye to the sky. temperatures will keep warming. going from 84 now into the 90s this afternoon to --. today a high of 92. we have warmer temperatures on tap in the seven-day forecast and i will show you where the best potential for rain will be to give. a toddler in

the sensing for abdul kareem has been pushed back a couple of times already. he was found guilty of providing guns used in an attempted attack on the prophet mohammed cartoon contest last for the death penalty. his attorneys only one six years or less. >>> a new abc news poll shows hillary clinton widening her lead against donald trump. the latest survey gives clinton a 12 point lead over the gop nominee. if you ask a trump he claims the race is much closer and says a poll that correctly predicted the winner in the last two elections has his own -- has him on top. >> the numbers look phenomenal in florida. don't li even the media is giving pretty good numbers. the numbers are even better than what they're saying. >> today trump will continue campaigning in florida. >>> hillary clinton will be in new hampshire for a rally. she still attacking trump over his comments that the elections are rigged. >> because, to say you won't respect the results of the election, that is a direct >> another poll finds 74% of republicans and 84% of trump supporters say election fr

abdul kareem accused of trying to attack the super bowl in 2015. he said to be sentenced later this month. we have learned lawyers are his defense attorney is still trying to get his conviction tossed out. >>> today decisions for the phoenix city council, should taxpayers pay thousands in a payout deal to steve banta? he is a former valley metro ceo being investigated for fraud. three city council members want to vote about whether he should get the $64,000 he is owed as part of a $180,000 payout. he stepped down following allegations he used tax money for first class flights, booze an >>> women taken from thailand and brought to the us to work as sex slaves. now major international sex ring is shut down after arrests of dozens of people. investigators finding some of the women, disturbingly, even brought here to the valley. forced to work as prostitutes to payout bondage debts. 70 people facing charges for these crimes. toward the bahamas. what people in the path of that storm are doing to brace for impact. >>> the battle of them -- to be america'

our guest is kareem abdul jabbar. the washington post. mrs. richardson with airbnb. bruce johnson reporter and anchor at w usa tv. john hughes, editor for bloomberg's first were d.c. and the 108th president of the national press club. eric holder, the former atty. general of the united states. skipping over our speaker for just a moment, health policy correspondent for npr. thank you allison. founder of icon ami llc, the international consulting firm representing our speaker and his manager. clair, staff writer at the ringer. michael michael fletcher, writer at the espn undefeated and senior staff writer for diverse issues in higher education. thank you all. >> it's not often at our podium we have someone who is a major celebrity, a star athlete, athlete, and an accomplished journalist. today we do. kareem abdul jabbar is known to most of the world is one of the greatest basketball players of all time he led ucla to three consecutive championship and burst into the nba in 1969. nine. with his trademark skyhook, he dom

center.he's pn the kareem abdul-jabbar watch list for the country's best center points and eight rebounds... setting a badgers record with 10-doble doubles for a freshman. frank kaminsky wom the same award back in 2014. ground ball to short--three games to two. the chicago cubs have the nlcs back at wrigley field and are now one game away from their first world sereis since 1945. they blew open game four in the eighth inning... and now, i'm russ feingold and you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, 3 "men don't care about what's on tv, they only care about what else is on tv"..words of wisdom from superstar comedian jerry seinfeld. the entertainer brings his brand of 'observational comedy to the riverside the

how about kareem abdul jabar. six championship tied with mike and 6mvp1 more than jordan.james left cleveland for the first time the cavs became the worst team in the league. number one draft picks when kobe bryant got hurt the leak kearse missed the playoffs and became irrelevant when mj won the bulls for the first time they won 55 games an play off series without him. i'm not saying jordan isn't the great he have but to say no one is close is ridiculous. pay attention to the facts and not the nike advertisements. lucy. >> thank you very much, sean bell. 11:25 is now the time. hurricane matthew if it makes landfall will make landfall right around 6:00 a.m. this is a live look at daytona beach. you have have been watching this kathy orr for days now. what are we seeing? >> we have a lot of wind. winds gusting to about 38 miles an hour sustained at about 30 miles an hour. it's warm though this is tropical 80 degrees that right now. it is in the path of the storm. daytona beach does have a hurricane warning in effect and you can see ultimate doppler with the storm moving tow

information go to our web site press.org the secretary of the navy will address the press club also kareem abdul-jabbar will be here then the secretary of education will speak to the press club audience. i will now presented with the national press club mug. [applause] >> the last question to you compare the of quality of soccer in geneva to soccer in brazil? >> it is a very challenging experience. honestly and not trying to be up politician and that social strata the different origins different countries and languages and then after cursing each other they will have a beer and everything is fine. >> [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> cadillac ec behind me and to use this technology and they can use a lot more to drive on the roads confirms if in not fake and if unwanted dogs and from finances annual meeting. will hear from stanley fisher and a panel of four banking chief executives to discuss the outlook on the global economy. this is this is about one hour and 45 this very amoeba will again readied to get started if you're talking indeed ideals take your conversa

center.he's pn the kareem abdul-jabbar watch list for the country's best center. last year, happ averaged 12 points and eight rebounds... setting a badgers record with 10-doble doubles for a luke fischer will try to make his own mark as a big man. the germantown native now going into his senior season at marquette. coach steve eojciechowski says he needs fischer to have the best season of his career. fischer plans on doing that by learning how to play with foul trouble, being one of the only experienced post players for the golden eagles. you kinda gotta know how the refs are calling the game and how to make decisions at the right moments. if you want to block a shot and go for it but if it's too risky then back off. sometimes giving up two points is better than giving up another foul. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... that's senator ron johnson's plan for seniors. he supports privatizing social security and wants to raise the retirement age so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. he also has a pla

ceo meg whitman, billionaire mark cuban who is there for the first debate and former nba star kareem abdul-jabbar and leon panetta who used to head the cia. donald trump invited the president obama's half-brother malik obama. pat smith whose son was murdered in benghazi. a group of angel moms and a navy seal. so there's one other person who is reportedly going to be in las vegas. we don't know if he will be there. he claims to be bill clinton's son. his name is danny williams and he says he is in the city of las vegas to demand a dna test. >> why not. what else did we expect. >> the debate to be president, ladies and gentlemen. >> wow. >> quite a circus. >> it's really turned into something different in this go- around. four years ago, it wasn't this, um, vitriol. it's turned into something. >> not just vitriolic. kind of bananas. i saw the barnum & bailey circus release an ad to call it a circus. >> clowns are offended. >>> a tasty treat a few miles from the te venue in vegas. a group of union workers built this wall of taco trucks outside the trump international hotel in protest of the r

kareem abdul-jabbar is known to the world as the greatest basketball player of all time. he led ucla to three championships and burst into the nba in 1969. with his trademark, sky hook, he dominated the lead, winning six championships and being named an all-star 19 of his 20 years as a player. he hasn't played in 30 years professionally, he remains the nba's all-time leading scorer. that was enough to invite him here today. since he left basketball, he's become a best selling author of a dozen book that is range from a world war ii history to a graphic novel about sherlock holmes. his latest work is beyond black and white. he writes regularly for "the washington post" and "time" magazine. he praised san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick who published protest by taking a knee at games during the national anthem. he converted to islam and has become a leading thinker for the rights of americans and activists in the united states. through his skyhook foundation, working to improve the lives of kids bringing education into their community. if all this wasn't enough

. >> yeah, kareem abdul-jabbar described john wooden in one word, he said dispassionate, meaning he was objective, clear headed and disciplined. >> it's about execution. >> you don't make a successful business with an idea. you make a successful business with an idea plus a lot of work. a ton of work. >> most ideas aren't new. >> yes. >> someone else has thought of most ideas. >> yes, yes, yes. and no one wants to hear necessarily about your idea. they want to see what you're going to do with that idea. that's true for investors, true for crustmers. i don't just want the promise. i want the proof you're going to be able to make this real. >> which is why investors often say we invest in people, not ideas. >> sure. >> they want to know if something is wrong and they'll turn, pivot to create something people actually do want. >> a person can have multiple ideas. just an idea is static. i think an investor knows, hey, if this idea doesn't work out, i trust this person to tweak that idea and come up with new ideas to make this thing a success. >> so nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> good l

the old run dmc and kareem abdul-jabbar shoe, that is hot again.eeing people on runways wearing these with really fancy brands. you have a $120 pair of sneakers with someone wearing valencia, or you have katie holmes wearing these now. all of a sudden that is a business that responds to fashion and people running out and paying full price. carol: coming up, a meal plan that can help you unlock your most creative juices. three couples that managed to retire at 40 and they say you can too. ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. reporter ben steverman investigates. ben: one challenge is, how do you save enough money? that is a simple math problem. if you make a good middle-class wage and save 75% of it, after 10 to 15 years you can save enough. the problem is, you are 40. how much longer are you going to live? you could be on this earth for 60 or 70 more years if medical science improves. how do you make the money last? carol: there has been a traditional rule that is out there, is that the 4% rule? ben: that is the rule

kareem abdul jabar on mrs. clinton's behalf. a former arkansas tv reporter went public on breitbart that bill clinton assaulted her years ago. all that is a side show to the main event of the evening. mrs. clinton will get the opening question. no opening or closing statements. neil: this is confirmed by republican officials and democrats that the candidates can bring whatever they want -- whoever they want. clinton accusers were allowed in. mike murray said they can't control the guest list. maybe where they are seated, but not who comes which is interesting. >> in the past debates it's been split one-third, one-third, one-third. and the university, you get some student in a lottery. there is a lot of negotiating. mr. bill clinton be in the room? if he were in the room, who would he shake hand with. strange times. neil: connell mentioned, just shaking hand. you might remember the beginning of the last debate they skipped shaking hands, some say because they might have been nervous. or maybe it's because they hate each other. lo

[laughter] kareem abdul-jabbar. [applause] >> >> good afternoon.ues because but has affected the nation for such a long time. as we try to find the solution. to have several suggestions in to deal with some of the issues. and also how we have gotten to the point of how we have then inspired by the founding fathers as they come to a consensus and to leave with a document to support this great nation that we have. keep this in mind. of less you can listen with an open mind erects pressure self you cannot have the communication or spend that dialogue. to have to many people talking past each other with their e emotional issues but they don't have the ability to listen to the other side and that drives them crazy. so that is what my book is about the have been getting a great response and i am thankful for that. we need to continue to do the work dr. king said we had work to do with all of the issues of the inequality of political and civil rights. this is ben a problem for us since the origin of our republic but we can just now talk about it. my prepa

if you've been watching the screen on the right, you've seen luminaries from leon panetta to kareem abdul-jabbar, just saw ted danson, mary steenburgen, everyone, it looks like a prize fight. >> i think there was a fabio sighting. i think i might have seen a fabio, but i can't confirm. >> if not some lucky hair-gifted person in that crowd. we'll take our very first break. and we'll be back with live coverage from las vegas and points east right after this. >>> we're back and there is the venue on the campus of the university of nevada las vegas where tonight's debate is within the coming hour and we're standistand i -- where standing by to talk to us is the number two man on this ticket, indiana governor mike pence. thank you very much for being with us tonight. >> you bet, brian. good to be with you. >> let's start with a topic i believe will come up tonight and that is wikileaks. is marco rubio wrong when he says to fellow republicans they shouldn't be using this wikileaks material that is, by all accounts, most likely stolen by the russians? >> well, marco rubio's my friend. i was campaigning

we were talking about from muhammad ali, president obama, kareem abdul-jabbar, tina fey, people loveredesign of the chair, does it actually possibly accelerate earnings. >> the big thing here, it's a great franchise. fundamentally it's the greatest chair ever produced and it's still fundamentally the best chair. what we wanted to do, though, is we've had 20 years of new knowledge and new science byç n chadwick, brach walker, one of our great partners. we said let's take the icon and move it forward so that not only our existing fans but new fans could enchange the chair. >> what are the three things that are different about the one that i love, i have, and the one that i'm sitting on? >> you know, essentially while the chair looks very similar, really everything from the castors up is new other than the frame, the silhouette of the chair. the most important thing we tried to do is make the pellicle, the mesh, if you will, fit the body better so it now has a zonal control, which you instantly feel when you sit in a chair, it's better than the old chair. now we know people around offi

tomorrow night we night we are hosting kareem abdul-jabbar for his newest nonfiction work, thursday we are hosting the author of the makings of donald trump. please check our website for more information. tonight we are honored to bring you a crucial panel of voices on race in america. this is a necessary difficult conversation and we are honored and humbled to have it at politics and prose. april is our moderator and the person who brought all these great minds together. it was white house correspondent and washington bureau chief through american urban network. her white house report is the first national radio broadcast rectally from the white house. through it she has developed a devoted audience who depend on her for honest and challenging reporting. she is the author of the best-selling "the presidency in black and white" and the forthcoming -- mothers and race in black and white. april's 30 year journalism has been devoted to truth telling and an unwavering dedication to never accepting easy answers. please help me welcome april. [applause]. >> thank you so much. can everyone he

legend kareem abdul jabbar will speak here. i think i'll need a step stool. ne now i would like to present our mug. >> thank you. [applause] . >> you probably have a set of those. > one last question. as part of your tenure you've characters you've worked with. which one is your favorite? >> that's easy. probably the first lady is not going to be too happy with. cookie monster semi guy. >> thank you very much mr. secretary. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2016] >> i want to talk a little bit about this. in front of us here we have this door which is closed during combat. that door weighs approximately 5 tons. >> just before 9:00, former secretary of state receives the great americans award. >> then i come back to washington after the convention and i'm at a party, very popular, the national journal says a woman walks into the cocktail party she's immediately surround bid men. is it brooke shields? no madeline albright. >> for our complete american tv schedule go to c-span.org

for more information about the club, please visit our website press.org.g -- upcoming programs, kareem abdul-jabbar will speak. the secretary of education, john b king will be joining us. i would like to present our guests with the traditional mug. sec. mabus: which comes in under the $10 i can receive. [laughter] >> i do think i have a stack of these. the navy midshipmen have enjoyed 14-0 overning streak, their football rivals, the black knights. [applause] i knowi'm going to guess the answer to this, but what is your production for the army navy game this year? sec. mabus: i will say three things about this. , did you all see the game last week against houston? ranked number six in the country, by the way. and my all the modern, thank you for moving them up. number two, we will be humble about this, taking it one decade at a time. [laughter] number three, go navy, beat army. [applause] >> thank you, mr. secretary. we are adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]

hillary's guests include mark cuban, meg whitman, kareem abdul jabbar and leon panetta. i caught up with mark cuban and asked him why he comes to all of these debates. >> because i get invited. it's like history. it's like being invited to the sp. you're going to go and the chance to be here is phenomenal. >> tonight's debate will be 90 minutes hosted by chris wallace. there will be six 15-minute sections including economy, national debt, foreign policy, the supreme court court and fitness to be president. john, those are all important topics but will they be overshadowed by the drama leading up to tonight? >> i'm sorry to say, carl, that i think they will. and i think one of those topics, fitness to be president, will encompass that drama. hillary clinton's argument is that donald trump's not fit to be president and also due to recent disclosures coming out that donald trump did inappropriate things to them and donald trump has come back at hillary clinton in just the same manner trying to use the wikileaks e-mails, trying to use bill clinton's past behavior and her rea

and kareem abdul-jabbar will speak here on october 17. would like to present our guest with our traditional press club mug. secretary vilsack: thank you. [applause] >> you probably have a set of those now. our traditional last, fun question. as part of your tenure, you had numerous appearances with children's characters. of the characters you have worked with, which one is your favorite? [laughter] secretary vilsack: that is easy. it is one the first lady is not going to be too happy about. cookie monster is my guy. [laughter] >> thank you very much, mr. secretary. [applause] thank you. we are adjourned. >> go online to check this and other videos at www.c-span.org. our presidential candidate coverage continues. here is a look inside the longwood university in virginia where they will hold the debate live. live with the debate at 9:00 followed by viewer reaction. c-span is also back on the road to the white house this afternoon with both presidential candidates. first, donald trump campaigning" colorado. then, hillary clinton at a ohio.gn

. >> kareem abdul-jabbar, children of the national press club our in our video library at c-span.org. taking you now to a live forum on political polarization and will of pluralism. live coverage on c-span2. >> we welcome our c-span viewers and those of you who are joining us via abcnews.com. well, thank you all for being here, i think we can all agree is a timely and much-needed discussion. about one of the most challenging questions of our time and that is of course how will we live with our deepest differences? we are very pleased to cosponsor this event with the federalist society for law and public policy studies. i'd like you to please join me in acknowledging jean mayer who is the president of the federalist society who is here with us today somewhere. there he is in the back. [applause] modestly in the back next to the window. and a special thank you to the john templeton foundation for helping to make this event possible. david greene austin director the foundations freedom and free markets program i think is also in the house. i haven't seen david but if he is i want to ackn