um, george altman is, the grandson is called in to help. his grandfather finish his memoirs which deal with the alger hiss case. you're telling the story of alger hiss in this period of american history through the prism of a family why was that why did you make that choice? why did you choose to tell this in a fictional manner as opposed to a nonfiction book about the alger hiss case? well, i'm a great believer that history matters. and that history comes down to us in many different ways through our families, by political culture in which we live. um, and the world that we live in evokes history as the town of edgartown. any wonderful place will evoke its history. so i'm a great believer in that. as a fictional writer, i didn't want to write, if you will, a standard history novel that just talks about the alger hiss trial, the ins and out of the alger hiss trial. what wanted to do was to set the alger hiss case and the trial in the background of family, where the member, the patriarch of that family, one, edward dimmock, was a defender, a

as it happened, altman, were in town unmatched. a 6 handing rose at the chance to make a good 1st impression on the home fans while so get one back of his former employers as 1st days go. it wasn't too shabby. ah mako rosa will be aiming to stay longer in leipzig than the $46.00 games he lost that don't mind. could he? when his 1st one against some familiar faces, the early signs look good as willy old baron nodded the hosts in front of the just 6 minutes may pinpoint head of getting the hungarian defender off the mock for the new season. it would have been to nail on the half hour mark had it not been for some heroic defending from mary's vote. but the tide kept coming like secret to up at the break. and it was yet another hungarian international with the goal. i sensational strike from dominic supposed lie. handing roses side a comes to lead diamonds, diet's offending continued in a 2nd off team. a van a ting of i'm a do hi dora, in the 84 minutes. the molly and couldn't miss with an emptiness to way minutes. 3, nearly ended a co

let's go now to cnn's patrick altman standing by live in havana. give us the latest from cuba there. >> reporter: yeah. starting to feel the winds pick up here and it's been a steady rain all morning long here in havana. seeing flooding already in low-lying areas. really, the outer bands of the storm just begun to reach here. to the west of me, a very different story. people that are passed a really long, hard night. i was in touch with a friend who lives in the town there, and a tobacco-growing region. he says tobacco leaves, come from first light, much of his house has been knocked down, and so people there have been really holding on for dear life. you mentioned, tens of thousands of people evacuating from that region ahead of the storm. heeding the government's warning to get out of the way of the storm, because, of course, if people are in danger during the storm, there's really nothing anyone can do for them and already power is out in much of western cuba. communications very spotty. we still have power at our office in havana, but it's a qu

joining us now is roger altman he served as treasury secretary under president clinton.cies, bonds, the markets are roiled, bank of england had to step in and that's because there was potential for things to fall apart, things to break what do you think of the news this morning that liz truss and her government are not backing down with what they've already laid out >> i think she's giving a master class in how not to do it. if you step back, you say to yourself, inflation is running at 9.9% in the unique higher than here, really high and so her first act is a sharp loosening of fiscal policy which forces the bank of england first to tighten monetary policy further, offsetting what she did, and then the immediate loss of confidence was so sharp as a result of her move that the gilt market became dysfunctional for a period of time last friday and the bank of england had no choice, because one of its mandates is financial markets stability, to reverse itself on qe we have to turn around and by gilts for five weeks to stabilize the market which is inherently contradictory r

the host of the conservative daily podcast, jo, altman believes that the commission's refusal to act openly is a clear sign of transgression. what i think happened is that they are exactly what they say they're fighting again. so come out, talk about corruption while you're actually in the midst of committing that corruption. the lack of transparency is only done when you're trying to hide malfeasance. and yet they want to say that there's nothing to see here, and then they'll use the media and technology companies in order to process the same problems that they face in the e u that we face in the united states. we know there are back back room deals. we know that most of these pharmaceutical companies, like pfizer, are owned by best companies. and those investment companies also by the way, are invested in our electrical system. and they also own the media. that means that the people of the, you and the people of american people around the world were slaves were slaves to a group of people that want to talk about. we have freedom and we have the ability to app free choice, but reall

cnn's patrick altman has the story. >> reporter: cubans are in a nationwide blackout. after hurricane ian battered this island according to officials, it damaged the island's electrical system to a degree it led to rolling blackouts across the island even in central eastern cuba that were not affected by the wind and the rain from hurricane ian. to the west there are hundreds of thousands of people without power because electric cables and electric posts were knocked down by the storm. in havana initially officials said that they took down power to the city's 2 million inhabitants to keep from there being fires and people being electrocuted from fallen power lines. as of tuesday night they're unable to restore power to cuba's capitol and the rest of the island. this is problematic for cuban officials. for months the island's aging power grid has been affected by blackouts, sometimes for days and then it has led to -- that has led to residents of many cuban cities and towns taking the streets in rare and what cuban officials consider to be legal protests demanding power

and he was altman boy, on their multisite monotone. though law on the folks meal, ben and barn 2 dog mailed mister this thing on the verge of some moment of the modem or lease some message. while you see the present movement symbol, that'll shoot in a few more dollars from connecticut to enable the school to be longer than one month. one single possible. and then we can move the products or the flow of madison. and i thought for the number that peter over but that communism near the yellow. so it can come out of that in the, you know, scan from, from my phone file or not more detail out. and maybe from all to go for diesel be kicked out or learn more effort, i think for the last thing that i also been the most not sensitive on the on the along with when not at the home on the queue. so they're more moment. thank giving people more for the present side of what we'll do is they'll know that the normal if say to the mike is not fully doubled. the mock into another lane. your how go to school come up. it will leak my feet on and change tha

we got too much -- there was too much -- >> you're not going to see a lot -- you heard altman on "squawkox" this morning. non-investment grade leveraged buyout is not going to get financed there's a handful the banks are going to take a haircut on >> but that's low. >> this is not no >> i've been looking and looking and looking, and i'm like, guys, who come on and make these statements, can we just put it in perspective and then gorman comes on >> gorman came here? >> yeah, i got him two segments he asked if you work here. i said, yeah, you're right there. >> is faber still with you guys? >> we were right there >> you were. >> yeah. >> you could have dropped by >> any time i've interviewed him, he makes me come to morgan stanley, first of all. >> he's talking about these guys who come on delivering alpha and say, that's why i bought the 110 acres in pennsylvania. and david, barbed wire and, by the way, bunker with camels, okay >> canned peaches. >> canned peaches. and fruit cup. syrup. >> right >> and hawaiian punch. >> by the way, we're going to get that exclusive with the micron sanjay

the bbc�*s tim altman reports on one memorable trip she made to east africa.ress-— out oh, no and let me look at her dress. , ., ., ., , her dress. the grand hotel has erha -s her dress. the grand hotel has perhaps seen _ her dress. the grand hotel has perhaps seen better _ her dress. the grand hotel has perhaps seen better days, - her dress. the grand hotel has perhaps seen better days, it i perhaps seen better days, it looks a little tired now but there are still reminders of times past, and its most famous guest. through the week we have had a look at how the papers are telling this remarkable interest direct story. with me is our reporter stephanie let us start with the times, which through the week the times had a wraparound page before you get to the meat of the story, there is simply her coffin, her clown and glory is the headline.— coffin, her clown and glory is the headline. another special edition from _ the headline. another special edition from the _ the headline. another special edition from the time - the headline. another special edition from th