in your view do you think that's possible but andrew young i think would friend a universal basic income with taxes which i don't think is going to work because i just don't think it would pass but i think you can fund it with chronic tate of easing for the people and either way it's clearly the federal reserve confront anything we want it to it's just a question of whether it's going to cause inflation or not like how much money can you just create and put out there and we already saw that it can create $3.00 trillion dollars and not seem to influence inflation i mean obviously the stock market went up in the air and some speculate in place but it didn't influence the consumer consumer price level so i would argue we could put a lot more money out there than we think we can 1st of all we're not really a full employment you know if you if that money goes into creating more supply so that you've got supply and demand going up together then prices will inflate and the chinese increase their money supply by a factor of 18 over the last 23 years like they double the price you know 800 percen

harris, senator amy klobuchar, representative bernie o'rourke -- representative beto o'rourke, and andrew youngthen at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, president trump holds a rally with reporters in tupelo, mississippi. c-span's campaign 2020 covers live today at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. watch anytime on c-span.org, and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. 40 years ago, iranian students overran the u.s. embassy in tehran and held 52 americans hostage for 244 days. sunday, watch tw american history tv featureso on the hostage crisis. at 8:30 a.m. eastern, our guest on "washington journal," former official stuart eisenstadt and hostage john lundberg will be taking your calls and tweets. "reelt 10:00 a.m. on america," "444 days to freedom," detailing the hostage crisis. >> with no recruited. farsi --can who spoke he was blindfolded and bound. the americans surrendered. past onre our nation's american history tv every weekend on c-span3. yesterday the house passed a resolution in support of the impeachment inquiry. including the possibility of publ

will parities firing tear gas at protesters international affairs on and i found china expert andrew young say the beijing will now stake on tentative ways to keep order in the future. another feeling was that. there was a kind of back in dealing with this and this is an unprecedented kind of protest certainly in the national security. agency in the sense that the both this is no. less the end of the writing of the country one country 2 systems and it tries to. by using. closure. and so that the feeling is that. the security mechanism will call to strengthen including in future. screening the kind of principal off issues that get the order . and also there was reference to even. doing more than the education call because the feeling is that whole fall and beijing have lost the whole generation of young people of the vote we've got themselves the chinese they regard themselves as something that. in the short term they hope to. make sure that the coming elections the elections is not going to be over time to the. labor because that would have cations full. choice of the. cause of death to am

would be one parties firing tear gas at protesters international affairs analyst and china expert andrew young sais beijing will now seek alternative ways to keep order in the future. another feeling was that. there was a kind of back here in dealing with this and this is an unprecedented kind of protest certainly in the national security. agency in the sense that the both the no no list the right team all the country one country 2 systems and it tries to. by using. closure. and so that the feeling is that. the security mechanism will be strengthened including in future. screening the kind of principle of the issues that get the order. and also there was reference to even. doing more than the education is the feeling that is the whole thong and beijing have lost a whole generation of young people don't we got themselves the chinese they regard themselves as something that they that they were those things to fester in the short term. to. make sure that the coming elections the elections. to be over time to the. it is the equations for the feature stories of the lives she'd say. authorities in k

when they were 30 firing tear gas at protesters and to national affairs analyst on china expert andrew young face beijing will now seek alternative ways to keep order in the future. the feeling was that. there was a kind of back dealing with this and this is an unprecedented kind of protest certainly in the national security of beijing in the sense that they both. know low lest the writing of the cunt one country 2 systems and the tries. by using. closure. and so that the feeling is that. the security enforcement mechanism will be strengthened including in future. screening the kind of principle of tissues that get the order. and also there was reference to even. doing more than the education is the. whole thong and beijing have lost a whole generation of young people vote we've got themselves as charlie they regard themselves as something so that they that they will allow those things to fester in the short term. to. make sure that the coming elections that this election's going to be over time to the labor because that would have been the case it's. it's a choice of elites she did say. it'

then, andrew young being with supporters yesterday in marshalltown. at noon, we will be at the atlantic council for a discussion about energy policy and the 2010 campaign. and later, a look at potential threats to the 2020 election at eastern. live this evening, president trump will be holding a campaign rally in lexington, kentucky. will take you there live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. a reminder, you can watch all our programs online at c-span.org, or listen to them on the free c-span radio app. joe, former vice president biden talking to supporters in des moines on saturday. [crowd cheering] [applause] >> good morning, everybody. for those who aren't from south side, welcome to the south side of des moines, or as the rest of us like to call it, god's country. [laughter] you are part of a family when you are in the south side, because we on the south side are really a working class family. we are a working-class family who believes that if you work hard for a living, if you play by the rules, do what is right, you deserve a little dignity in your

so in this regard, mayor andrew young at the time, all the oil used for all the fleets for the city of atlanta comes from nigeria. there's some real conversations in terms of the connections, in terms of internshentrepreneursh. we see that in jackson, mississippi, and venezuela. we see that in the conversations in the black belt of alabama where we see bahia, brazil, that's partnering to do this kind of work. >> yeah, one more. >> again, thank you all for -- [ inaudible ] >> i've learned a lot, to thank you very much. i just want to say how -- control the narrative. it came up a few months ago. they were talking about the harlem renaissance. the push and bull pul that brought -- here was the harlem renaissance. the negro world -- [ inaudible ] so that was the real sense of the harlem renaissance. others came in later and claimed it. >> i'd like to thank you all for -- i'm sorry. we're short on time. i'd like to thank you all for coming and giving our panelists a round of applause. [ applause ] >> this is american history tv on c-span 3, where each weekend we feature 48 hours of program

and so in this regard ambassador -- well, mayor andrew young at the time, all of the oil that is used for all of the fleets from the city of atlanta comes from nigeria. there's some real conversations in terms of the connections in terms of entrepreneurship, business and all kinds of different things. this is a major component of that and we see that with the partners of cities like jackson, mississippi, and venezuela. we see that with some of the conversations in the black belt of alabama where we see brazil partnering with the alabama black vote to do this kind of work. >> yeah, one more. >> again, thank you all for being here. i've learned a lot. thank you very much. i just want to say how [ inaudible ] talking about the renaissance, okay, the push and pull that brought [ inaudible ]. that was the real genesis of the harlem renaissance. other leaders came in and claimed it. >> i would like to thank you all for -- [ applause ] >> we're short on time. i would like to thank you all for coming and please join me in giving our panelists a round of applause. [ applause ] >>> this is "ame

>> andrew young totally surprised me because when i first heard i was like this is insane then i went to the events and they love him. the question is if a bernie sanders did situation or ron paul. he had all these kids coming up. bernie sanders have all these kids coming up and they did vote and made it competitive. it was a really unique experience. it is a combination of former bernie backers, some trump backers. 5% obviously, but he has been interesting in the last campaign season. kamala harris held a high point and then -- >> it was like a sugar high. that isn't the case why she isn't the favorite. >> do you think that yang might be gone adventure as someone told me? >> those are the three options. maybe he will never have a moment. i have a buddy that talks about this and as you get closer it gets smaller and smaller. but he's got the infrastructure to take advantage of it but it really hasn't happened. kamala harris, i'm not sure. frankly at this point. but yang has been very much on fire and has significant cash on hand. they announced a figure that they just hired this week.

other people who have good nights, i think andrew young.e really feels like he looks comfortable in his skin. when he answers something, he feels like he is selling it. he obviously has a lot of young supporters, and he's making these debate stages so he still in the mix. >> shannon: he will be up with later on the show. we will talk about how he thinks his performance was. she talked about how much money she raised affects my friends and her first fund-raising campaign running for the scent, talking about how hard that is. >> mayor pete did not have the best night. i think he kind of -- >> shannon: a little flat. we'll see. the polls are great for him. let's talk about the other big story. we want to put up for the president was getting ready to speak about the impeachment just after gordon sondland, the ambassador, started his testimony, the president had his own notes. he knew exactly what he wanted to say. you can take a look. he was basically quoting with the ambassador said about their phone call, and he said that if the end of it. so

you'll hear from pete with a judge, joe biden, andrew young, elizabeth warren, kamala harris, tom stier and bernie sanders. ♪ >> welcome to the stage, mayor pete. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] >> thank you. thank you, iowa. thank you so much. [cheering and applause] thank you. thank you, iowa. thank you, iowa democratic par party. [cheering and applause] thank you, fellow democrats. [cheering and applause] the first time i came to this state because of as a volunteer to knock on doors for a presidential candidate, a young man with a funny name. [cheering and applause] we knew the stakes were high then and the stakes are colossal now. this country cannot afford four more years of donald trump. we will not recognize it. we will not recognize it if he gets reelected. we know what is at stake. we know that he will do everything he can to hold onto power but if you nominate me, his playbook will not work this time around. [cheering and applause] i don't get helicopter into a golf course with my name on it while pretending to care about the working class. i don't even golf. i get around in a

andrew break ut young woman who claimed she was forced to have sex with him when she was a teenager. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight prince andrew breaking his silence about the teenager in this 2001 photo who says in court papers she was forced by jeffrey epstein to have sex with the prince. the prince claiming in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he doesn't remember meeting her. >> one of epstein's accusers, virginia roberts. >> yeah. >> has made allegations against you. she says she met you in 2001, she says she dined with you, danced with you at tramp nightclub in london. she went on to have sex with you in a house in belgravia belonging to ghislaine maxwell, your friend. your response? >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever. >> you don't remember meeting her? >> no. >> reporter: virginia roberts guiffre, now a 35-year-old mother, says british socialite ghislaine maxwell recruited her at age 16, then groomed her to become to be epstein's teenage sex slave. in court filings in a defamation case against maxwell, giuffre claimed epstein order

then, andrew young being with supporters yesterday in marshalltown.we will be at the atlantic council for a discussion about energy policy and the 2010 campaign. and later, a look at potential threats to the 2020 election at eastern. live this evening, president trump will be holding a campaign rally in lexington, kentucky. will take you there live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. a reminder, you can watch all our programs online at c-span.org, or listen to them on the free c-span radio app. joe, former vice president biden talking to supporters in des moines on saturday. [crowd cheering] [applause]

around the same time, a man appearing to be andrew waves goodbye to a young woman from epstein's manhattan mansion. >> you were staying at the house of a convicted sex offender. >> yes. it was a convenient place to stay. i mean, i've gone through this in my mind so many times. at the end of the day, with the benefit of all the hindsight that one could have, it was definitely the wrong thing to do. >> reporter: i think a lot of people will be baffled by some of his responses. he stayed at a convicted pedophile's house because it was "a convenient place to stay." >> of it an odd choice of word, wasn't it? that interview is certainly not word perfect. it is quite uncomfortable in places. it is raw. it is visceral. i think he is speaking in the way that he's accustomed to, and that is not an engagement with a bbc interviewer. >> reporter: rest of that interview will air later tonight. it will remain to be seen what the court of of public opinion makes of prince andrew's account. will it silence his critics or just fuel the growing speculation about his friendship with epstein. reena. >> ninan:

it all started with a drunk driver who killed andrew silva a young marine in fremont. today his wife showed us the permanent memorial where her husband will be remembered. here's abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez. >> you would think just kind of putting letters on some stone would be easy but it took a lot of emotional and mental preparation. >> reporter: high on a hill sits andrew silva's memorial, a visual tribute his wife julie designed herself. >> everything has a really deep meaning to it and i'm so glad we could finally share this with everyone here. >> those who gather together at chapel of the chimes in hayward can now learn about andrew's story. in 2014 he was killed by a drunk driver while he was home from afghanistan. since then, two memorials now honor his memory. >> i wanted people to come up here and just reflect on life and reflect on andrew and celebrate him. >> reporter: julie says this completed memorial feels like both a closure and a tribute. >> i felt like it was finally time to just kind of set everything in stone and memorialize him the way tha

>>> also new tonight, prince andrew talking about his ties to jeffrey epstein. the interview in which he's asked about the young woman in this photograph who says she was

there is video of prince andrew leaving the mansion owned by jeffrey epstein, allegations from young print sandra was part of the illicit behavior happening with jeffrey epstein. this is one of these things are was a huger if you shouldvr mistake. by the numbers, prince andrew, just to be the prince makes about $300,000 a year. his mother is worth billions. he won't be taking that check while he's on break. joining us, cnn royal contributor victoria arbiter. people are saying this is one of the worst interviews to try to fix something, he made it even more problematic for himself and the royal family. >> it's was a train wreck in word. the main person who has been alleging claims against prince andrew, she has done for years. she said that when she was 17, she was traffic to prince andr prince andrew. >> tamron: this is a photo of her. >> she has maintained her story and never changed any of the details. print sandra decided to address these rumors himself because of course since jeffrey epstein committed suicide these gained traction. it was such a study and what not to do an attemp

prince andrew, with his arm around a young woman, with ghislaine maxwell in the background, sold to thets. she recounted abuse byjeffrey epstein. at this stage, there was no suggestion of any sexual contact with prince andrew, but the story and the picture would have made very uncomfortable reading for the duke. but four years later, papers lodged in a florida court did allege that epstein had forced a woman to have sex with prince andrew on three occasions. that woman was virginia roberts. the details were later officially struck from the court records, when a judge ruled they were unnecessary to the case, saying they were "immaterial" and "impertinent" to the central claim. thejudge did not rule on the truth of the claims. virginia roberts says epstein directed her to have sex with a number of powerful men, one of whom was the celebrity lawyer alan dershowitz. she says dershowitz had sex with her while she was under age. he says she's a liar and is countersuing her for defamation. he spoke to newsnight this year. let me be very clear. i never met virginia roberts, i never heard of her

quite a bit when i look at it, what i see is not two confederate soldiers, what i see is a young confederate andrew, 17, 18 year's old, never went off to car, walks into the studio and sees weapons lying around and first thing that comes out, someone who wants to demonstrate manhood in form of photograph that he will send back to family, he wants to cram in as many weapons as possible. [laughter] >> right? can you fit one in coat jacket, stick one there. it's highly unusual as we will see in a second, most of the photographs are enslaved men standing next to their master, but this one -- i've never seen anyone, another photograph quite like this one, silas is with andrew in september of 1863, silas likely escorted him home and less than a year silas went back to war as enslaved, and this unit was, in fact, one of the universities that escorted jefferson davis out of richmond in early april 1865, in fact, it's very likely that silas and benjamin were with davis party when he was captured in georgia, silas was literally in the army from the very beginning until the very last day, last days to have ci

prince andrew and prince andrew as patron to 200 charities including those for young children.n of the english national valet and all of these organisations are trying to distance themselves from him. it is open season distance themselves from him. it is open season on him. in the telegraph today there are four stories about him and in the times there are three stories. and it is going to run and run. i think the best advice that anyone can give prince andrew at the moment is go give evidence to the fbi and then keep a very low profile because there is no way he can stay within the public eye at the moment and do anything other than have arrows pointed in his direction. i think he needs to keep as low a profile as possible. whether he does that indefinitely or not remains to be seen but i think he has an awful lot of ties that he would have to cut to withdraw from public life com pletely cut to withdraw from public life completely and i cannot see that happening. he cancelled a planned visit to yorkshire as that was deemed inappropriate during an election campaign. the leaders

while you were young going impeachment inquiry andrews a new place next week but this week is thanksgiving here in the united states and president trump is staying here in florida to enjoy several days off. let's get more on the story now we have to get. kroft with us here in studio hi william you know trump supporters we know that they haven't moved they are still 100 percent behind the president what about the rest of the country right so polls say a lot of things we were looking as in the last 2 weeks of all these public high profile public testimony that looks like support for him peter is actually going down but you have to remember polls of course trail of ends by a few days of the wait a few days to see how people are reacting to events so we finally have polls out to show what people are thinking since all of this testimony all these hearings have come out we can actually show it here now republicans are of course staying about steady about 1112 percent not a huge change in republican support for impeachment but here we're looking at democrats and independents and of course the ove

remorseful for is the one thing we now know happened to those young women at the home ofjeffrey epstein. that is not to say that prince andrewin this whole thing with a friend that he doesn‘t regret having a friendship with. this man abused a succession of young women, he was a paedophile, he wrecked their lives, he caused a great deal of misery, and that alone, just as a human being, you should be remorsefulfor, and you should regret what happened to those women. and let's turn to the sunday mirror, this is our final paper, looking at the story. no sweat, no regret. no regret, ithink it was expressed that he didn‘t regret the friendship. it came with benefits, he said that friendship with epstein was used. it is what cost? who on earth advised him to do this? and if that advice was taken or whether he did it on his own, why on earth wasn't he prepared for it? because the first thing you would do is say sorry. what sort of impression do you think american viewers would be having of this? because this is essentially an american case, it has nothing to do with prince andrew, of course. he denied all allegations, but american v

andrew. epstein employed virginia roberts and many other young girls. convicted of a child sex offence and sent to prison. so... do you regret the whole friendship with epstein? now, still not, the reason being is that the people that i met and the opportunities that i was given to learn, either by him or because of him, were actually very useful. in 2010, andrew visited epstein after his release from prison and stayed for several nights at his home in new york. a wrong judgement, andrew now says, "i let the side down." 0verall, did he think his behaviour had damaged the royal family? i don't believe it's been damaging to the queen at all. it has to me. i wonder what effect all this has had on your close family? you've got daughters of your own. it has been what i would describe as a constant sore in the family. finally, as he looks back... i wonder if you have any sense now of guilt, regret or shame about any of your behaviour and your friendship with epstein? as far as mr epstein is concerned, it was the wrong decision to go and see him in 2010. do i

exanged by a young college couple lead to suicide a look at their disturbing text exchanges moments before his death. his girlfriend now charged with involuntary manslaughter >>> prince andrew's royal mess, word he may be out at buckingham palace and major business partners backing away from the queen's son. >>> and an unusual 911 call for

young voters are going to do. that's why you've seen a lot of the candidates, tulsi gabbard, andrew yang, pete buttigieg, reach outact them in different ways. cheryl: let's talk about michael bloomberg getting into the fray. he filed with the federal election commission, hasn't had the formal big reveal that he's running but obviously he's running for something, i'm just kidding, no, but he did file the paperwork yesterday. again, is bloomberg too late and is the slow rollout that he seems to be doing with his campaign maybe hurting him? >> yeah, for all intents and purposes he is now running for president, based on the paperwork that he's filed. and if he had launched his campaign around the p same time that a lot of the other candidates did, earlier this year, february, march, he would have likely been a very formidable candidate. he could occupy the centrist lane that both biden and mayor pete are trying to run in. but it is really late in the contest and i think one thing that a lot of democratic voters have realized is you can't buy your way to an election. and we've seen that with tom steyer. we've seen that

florida patrick ryan was only 18 years old at the time navy helmsman reporter steve andrews tells as d-day filled youngh excitement and terror encouraged and this young veteran along with 10's of thousands of american canadian british and french forces face murders artillery and gunfire, not for personal glovy, but to deliver and to protect our freedom. >>patrick ryan's homosassa home are hints of what's inside on the front door, a proud display of have hatch pictures metals at a small model of a landing crafts similar to those on which this now 94 year-old veteran carried american troops into 6 different invasions among them, sicily can now and one 75 years ago, normandy uh we've said shoe june 5th to mount midnight across the english channel aboard the thomas jefferson patrick remembers hearing the thunder of the allied bombardment as it shows with it they with an exploded. as they crept closer to destiny that morning. no one slept every by shaking in the what's going to happen. ship late anger off on the hob each and they should do going to see 1002 ships and we in the predawn dark. it was time, it

young voters' minds. the other headlines... prince andrewy epstein assaulted her, it follows the bbc interview about his links with epstein. protesters in hong kong remain barricaded inside a university campus, as the standoff with police continues for a third day.

the daily mail released this footage that allegedly shows prince andrew at jeffrey epstein's manhattan mansion waving good bye to a young woman peering tout door. it was reportedly shot in 2010 less than an hour after jeffrey epstein left the house with another young woman. jeffrey epstein took his own life awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges. virginia roberts claims she was forced to have sex with the prince multiple times when she was just 17. the palace has issued strong statements of denial. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >>> thank you. today a former manson follower was denied parole for the third time. the government says he's too dangerous to be free. governor newsom reversed the 6th parole recommendation for 77-year-old bruce davis. the decision comes 50 years after manson's group terrorized southern california. davis was convicted in the 1969 slayings of gary himman and donald shea. parole panels have said he's no longer a public risk, but newsom is the third governor to disagree. >>> and apple is making a change in its app store. the company has now removed 181 vaping related apps.

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other key figure is jeffrey epstein, the new york financier who befriended andrew and employed virginia roberts and other young 2008 he was convicted of a child sex offence and sent to prison. in 2010, andrew visited jeffrey epstein after his release from prison and stayed for several nights at his home in new york. it is the one area where andrew concedes he made a wrong judgement. i have gone through this in my mind so many times. at the end of the day, a benefit of all the hindsight that one could have, it was definitely the wrong thing to do, but at the time, i felt it was the honourable and right thing to do. andrew must know he has occasionally considerable gamble by doing this interview. it is unclear whether it will pay off for him. nicholas witchell, bbc news. we'll be getting reaction to that exclusive interview throughout the programme this morning, and in around halfan hour, we'll be speaking to a lawyer for some ofjeffery epstein's accusers. that's at around 6:a0. in other news this morning... the conservatives have set out more details of their plans for immigration after brexit, saying migrants

andrews. >> thank you very much indeed. >> thank you very much. >> a magical young woman had begun a career that will bring decades of joyunlit voice. ♪ the hills are alive >> there was always something a little wistful in julie's eyes. >> these are a few of my favorite things. >> at the moment, she is making "the sound of music". her marriage to her childhood sweetheart is ending in divorce. she says she was incredibly naÏve when she made her first love scene in the "americanization of emily". >> i don't have a man. >> terrified. i had no idea what one was supposed to do with a kiss and all of that. james garner, who was delicious, made it very easy for me. and i began to think, it's getting a little hot in here. and when i got up, i kept thinking, i can manage this. and i got up, and my legs buckled, because it really had hit me rather hard. >> did you know a lot about men? >> no! i didn't. >> and then, she writes, in her new memoir, she was driving through an intersection in hollywood when a man pulls up in a rolls-royce. >> and i'm afraid i was trying very hard not to fall in love with him. and that was blake edwards