i thought i would lead by asking a question about james baldwin. why not. when i was searching for a brighter on the contemporary american black experience, he felt inevitable. he was an expatriate most of his adult life and died nearly 30 years ago. so my question for you all is what makes the writing continues to resonate and do you turn to him as i do for comfort and solace? >> the first thing i should say is i was recently promoted to full professor. [applause][a my colleagues might be watching this morning. james baldwin i have a very involved relationship with him because my father was friends with him and so when i first encountered his name, i encountered it as my dad mentioning they hung out in the village together and everything and then i met him when i was 14 and i remember his assistant coming up behind him and tracing the code and i thought that's going to be me, right? but as an adult and graduate anl school, his words. in the program at the universitr of alabama. my friends were the ladies that cleaned the building that talk about those sort

, sharp truly honest baldwin. in "the fire of this time" an essay on religion i found a voice that affirmed my words might die in my despair that from so many years ago encouraged me to keep trudging forward. with the essayist and poets of this time i hoped to create such a document for a new generation, a book together and preserve new voices to reckon with the anger in love at war on america's streets and to serve as a jury and witness. here with me today are four of my fellow contributors, garnette cadogan honoree jeffers kima jones and kiese laymon. garnette cadogan is the editor-at-large of nonstop metropolis in new york city at less a visiting fellow at the institute for bands that these in culture at the university of virginia and a visiting scholar at the institute for public knowledge and new york university. he writes about culture and arts for various publications and is currently at work on a book about walking and i'm sorry i'm reading these out of order. garnet is all the way at the end. [applause] h

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our pal, alec baldwin is dropping ini then -- no, it gets better! >> steve: what? >> jimmy: it gets better than that! >> steve: what? we're gonna catch up with alec baldwin who is just hitting homers left and right. and then barbra and alec are going to sing a fantastic duet off her the new album. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: history -- history in the making. herstory. >> steve: herstory, please. >> jimmy: herstory in the making. donna summer was my jam? ? enough is enough is enough ? ?? [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? ? good bye good bye good bye ? ? enough is enough is enough ? >> jimmy: oh, the best. that's my jam. that's my workout song. >> steve: that is everyday. you have it on constant loop. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. ? hashtags hashtags ? [ cheers and applause ] ? no sunshine ? >> jimmy: ah, forget it. this is the best. what's the other one? ? no sunshine ? ? we don't stand a chance enough is enough is enough ? [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't even remember

coming up, my exclusive with alec baldwin and why he's grilling me about having baby. >>> also coming up, kim kardas kardashian's unbelievably skinny new waist. the video she's shared with fans. just posted new videos amping up een more rumors they're at war. here's jerry. >> their fast and furious tension brewing for months. >> fast an furious, baby! now vin diesel speaking out as his beef with the rock dominates the headlines today. >> straight after the rock called his male co-stars unprofessional and candy expletive then drops this video message that has his fans wonderin >> i will tell you everything. everything. >> "people" mag saying vin actually accused the rock of being late to set as he hits instagram. >> after being on set since literally christmas. >> sending out a very cryptic message saying he's focusing on being happy about his 1-year-old daughter pauline's new world. >> little angel learned a new word. it's more important than anything. happy. with claims vin would be late to set taking a new swipe at his co-star in this new video posting surrounded by the fast 8 crew.

i think baldwin's work is a reminder of what the americanness of us could be. >> when i think of baldwin he is very attached to my childhood. i grew up in harlem and as a child, girl child interested in the arts was just a really beautiful time. there is a real reclamation of our heroes especially are literary heroes. it was a time when these people were not far off ideas for me as a kid. they're not people i discovered in college. they were part of my elementary school experience. so when i learned about baldwin it really felt like i was walking into a place where i wanted to be for the rest of my life. he felt like as well as others, a supreme example of the kind of harlem i wanted to be, the artist i wanted to be the world and the things i wanted wanted to do for myself and my community. >> fantastic. i have another baldwin question for you. it ties into "the fire this time". here's baldwin's asked describing his experts as a reader, he says you think your pain and heartbreak is unprecedented in the history of the world but then you read. it was books was books that tell me that the t

[ cheers and applause ] and alec baldwin! and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] ? >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "lateig seth meyers." tonight -- chelsea handler. senator chuck schumer. comedian matteo lane. featuring the 8g band with jon wurster. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear.

baldwin says she's already been involved in the effort to protect the dwindling lake shore, but this is the of devastation -- for herself. did you go to the wisconsin residents who live along the lake michigan shoreline -- the concrete is coming tuesday, homeowners along racine county's lake michigan shoreline take another step towa problem of bluff erosion -- as u-s senator tammy baldwin takes a tour of the toppling bluffs. baldwin says she's already been involved in the effort to protect the dwindling lake shore, but this is the first time she's seen this area of devastation -- for herself. did you go to the wisconsin state fair this year? so did a million other people! for the fourth straight year-- more than a million people attended the 11 day event. 315-thousand cream puffs were sold - and 150-thousand people went down the giant slide. if you're already looking forward to next year's fair, it's scheduled to start august third. ahead at five: as businesses pick up the pieces left behind from this week's protests... why some owners are saying they might not rebuild. and then at s

news. 3 next at four --- senator tamy baldwin tours mont pleasant ... whe properties are eroding into lake michigan.. .her plan of action...ahd. 3 and it's national bratwurst day! find out w klement's sausage company is celebrating in milwaukee...after the break. 3 plus --- meterologist rebecca schuld will return wiour full 3 3flooding in louisiana has has forced the largest diaster reonse ine u-s si hurricane sandy. the flood waters have killed at least rescue teams are still oking for others.more than 11- thousand people are homeless. and much of the southern portion of the state is still under a flood warning. 20 thousand have been rescued since friday in large part because of the help of volunteers. all the water is flowing south of baton rouge, so there are still more flooding concerns in louisiana. 3 homeowners in mount pleasant still hoping somebody castop lake michicn from eating away at their yards and quite possibly taking their homes. cbs 58's julie parise on a tour of the danger zone today..by u-s senator tammy baldwin. 3 nt hpleasad the cha

bigger government in extreme politics, tammy baldwin is what is wrong with washington. c-span: and a magazine article in the milwaukee magazine back in 2014 there is a quote from somebody that was saying nice things about you and i think it was senator alpha rankin. i always told tammy you are the most serene number of this body. i wasn't very serene. >> guest: that's right. you know that was, i can talk about that ad for quite some time. how many times he could fit that phrase in that clip into a 30-second ad was quite amazing and almost all the ads used it. it's interesting, this was the context for which i said it because i very seldom swear and al franken is right about that, at least publicly you know but i was emphasizing a point as you could tell that i feel very passionately about this progressive and populist point. this was a speech that i was giving during the time that our governor, scott walker, had stripped collective bargaining rights from our public sector workers and there were people who were marching and protesting for weeks. there were quarter millio

and alec baldwin, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 520. tucson! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? that is a crowd. that is a crowd right there. hot crowd! fantastic new york city crowd right there tonight! thank you very much! thank you very much. and welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you so much. ch you made it. this is it. you're part of the show. what a show tonight. but first, here's what people are talking about, you guys. of course, everyone is talking about the election. and get this, "politico" is now reporting that hillary clinton's campaign is using a run-out-the-clock strategy against donald trump hoping to just outlast him until november. "sounds like a good plan," said ted cruz, marco rubio, jeb bush, and john kasich. [ laughter and applause ] real good plan. i saw that hillary held a a fundraiser recently at justin timberlake and [ light laughter ] i know jessica biel. who's justin timberlake? [ light laughter ] jessica even posted a a photobooth series they all took together. take a look at thi

baldwin was taking part in a roundtable discussion about jobs for vets. the unrest began when a police officer shot and killed a man on saturday. tonight we're learning more about that suspect. coming up next-- the fox6 investigators take a his previous arrests. and-- its just a shame these kids are acting a fool. fox6 spoke to neighbors in sherman park. their emotional response to the the sherman park neighborhood. i lived in that neighborhood for 11 years. i know many people who live in that neighborhood. they love their neighborhood, they are proud of their neighborhood. there are families who have been there for 20, 30, 40 years. they want their neighborhood back.' that was a heartfelt mayor tom barrett addressing the violence over the weekend at a news conference. 14

james baldwin observed the impact of this dynamic as early as 1961 as my students know. the only way to police a ghetto is to be oppressive, baldwin wrote, in nobody knows my name. police officers represented, in baldwin's words, the force of the white world and that world's criminal profit and ease to keep the black man corralled up this here in its place like an occupying soldier in a bitterly hostile country. baldwin went on to observe that the police officer faced, quote, daily and nightly the people who would gladly see him dead, and he knows it. with suspicion on both sides, the problem -- as baldwin identified it -- lay not in the individual policeman, but in the systemic forces that supported questionable and sometimes deadly policing practices. the response of outside forces on the segregated urban beat and the response of residents to the presence of those forces were the outcomes of both historical developments and socioeconomic circumstancement yet the officer had few alternatives but to act in the manner in which he or she had been conditioned and trained. m

>> could the fixer, who has helped bieber and baldwin, be the answer?hen amy schumer's empowering message to victims of sexual assault. >> i was sexually assaulted. i am encourage women to come out. >> her stern message to predators. >> i want men to hear what happens so there's no confusion. >>> number three, our summer box office showdown. >> don't forget. we're the bad guys. >> but can will and his reigning "suicide squad" hang on as "ben hur" and the "war dogs" plan to battle? >> don't worry, i have to go first, i'm american. >>> and our "insider" bonus, dolly parton is back with new music. >> i've written about 3,000 songs and about three really good ones. >> still dominating charts, she is as sassy as she wants to be. >> i do whatever i damn please. >> dolly! all hail queen dolly! >> it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >>> hello and welcome to "the insider."

>> could the fixer, who has helped bieber and baldwin, be the answer?n amy schumer's empowering message to victims of sexual assault. >> i was sexually assaulted. i am encourage women to come out. >> her stern message to predators. >> i want men to hear what happens so there's no confusion. >>> number three, our summer box office showdown. >> don't forget. we're the bad guys.

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. we begin with breaking news on cnn. just 24 hours before donald trump unveils his highly anticipated immigration plan, the one that surrogates seem to be having trouble clarifying, well, moments ago one of trump's own sons giving cnn a preview of what's to come as their father speaks in phoenix tomorrow. donald trump junior is denying that his father is softening on his original hard line stance when it comes to ingratimmigrat. what did he say? >> it appears donald trump jr. is trying to clean this up for his father amid all these questions over softening what his position really is on immigration. it was interesting in this interview that will air tonight with anderson cooper, donald trump jr. was asked specifically about a moment that really exemplifies has donald trump has almost been processing and deciding his immigration policy, almost in real time. this happened last week in austin, texas where trump almost polled the crowd and said what do you think i

the firm has also represented justin bieber and alec baldwin. >>> next lochte's timeline, new videos are shedding light on what happened early sunday morning. that's the olympian at 5:47 a.m., with his younger teammates leaving club france, lochte snapchatted video partying inside. just after 6:00 a.m. the swimmers arrived at this rio gas station, where officials say they committed vandalism. although there are conflicting reports about the damage. at 6:09, a security guard points a gun at the car and this is interesting. 20 seconds later the tape jumps ahead, leaving a three-minute gap. meanwhile, for two of the swimmers, it was home sweet home. this morning, jack conger and gunner bentz landed in miami. but it's lochte who has everyone wondering, could he be forced to return to rio if charged? >> i don't think he would be extradited to brazil. it's a very minor crime and the treaty that we have with branzle does not include making false statements as one of the offenses to be extradited for. >> we have more news to get to. here's the latest on another story we're tracking. >>> ambe

and, baldwin explains, she is part of the plan. the conversations that we are helping to convene with the local leadership, i think, helps everyone understand how the process works. the process is being pushed by pending changes. usually, around october, the lake starts to pick-up, with the wave action, 'n' that, so anyone that would be down, at the tow, would be, probably, takin' their life in their hands. just minutes after tuesdays tour is complet village of mount pleasant representative, that the permits for this material will be to be issued as early as wednesday, but by friday, at the latest. so work can, actually, start as early as this weekend. in the village of mount pleasant, im justin williams, fox 6 news. ? lights, access, rio ? >>> so i'm just going to take the positives and move forward. >> can we just stop with the hating? >> mom's got her daughter's back, and so does hollywood. i'm natalie morales with a flood of support for gabby douglas after firestorm. >> we got a chance to meet your boys. >> one, two, three. >>

senate democrat tammy baldwin made the claim during a milwaukee rally for tim kaine. that donald trump has a long history of exporting jobs. >> charles: for the record, politifact found that the trump name is big in the business world. cnn money reports 34,000 employed in the u.s. and he's connected to 500 companies. the trump label is on many products. and not all of them are made in america. >> trump does have a line of various products, clothing, furniture, different things, with the trump brand, and many overseas. >> charles: previous national politifact stories called claims that trump does not make anything in america as false. as to tammy baldwin's claim that trump has a history of exporting jobs, politifact rated it half true. >> it's not as though there were jobs he year ad in the u.s. and then moved overseas. they were jobs from the outset began in different countries. >> charles: you can see more of our political fact stories online. we haven't had a single high month, but that will change. >> shannon: welcome to i with. john malan shows us when we could ac

and, baldwin explains, she is part of the plan. helping to convene with the local leadership, i think, helps everyone understand how the process works. this process accelerates, tuesday, with word that the permits for this pile of donated concrete are expected to be approved this week, meaning residents could begin utilizing them for temporary repairs, within days. then, they have just weeks to work. usually, around october, the lake starts to pick-up, with the wave action, 'n' that, so anyone that would be down, at the tow, would be, probably, takin' their life in are, certainly, focused on the temporary fixes, theyre also peeking ahead at the permanent solutions, which, i'm told, can cost as much as two-to-three thousand dollars, per linear foot. this is the latest, in the village of mount pleasant. im justin williams, fox 6 news. mount pleasant is not the only community dealing with this issue. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "erosion" to adlib to weather weather partly cloudy tonight with temperatures

i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. heads up -- donald trump is set to speak live a short time from now as the republican nominee is under pressure like never before because, in case you missed it moments ago, his own vice presidential nominee contradicted trump's latest decision, his latest headline here in the last 24 hours. we'll get all into that here in just a moment. but first, keep in mind, this comes as sources say his own staffers are growing frustrated with trump going off message, a claim, by the way, trump denies. and also some members of his staff, as dana bash is reporting. party leaders are outraged at this latest trump firestorm. refusing to endorse two party candidates. this is all part of an interview with the "washington post" when asked about ryan's re-election bid. "i like paul. but these are horrible times for the country. we need very strong leadership. we need very, very strong leadership. and i'm just not quite there yet." i'm not quite there yet. in quotes. now, contrast that to so

i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn. it is friday. we get to this. as if his trailing poll numbers were not enough, donald trump just piled more pressure really on himself for his next speech next week. he is expected to give full details on his plans for immigration reform next week in phoenix after voters are really just seeking clarity now more than ever after another day of some confusion over what exactly trump intends to do for the roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants living in this country. in an exclusive interview with anderson cooper just after we saw him speak there in manchester, new hampshire just about 24 hours ago, mr. trump seemed to backtrack on his flip-flop. backtrack on his flip-flop. you with me? initially he promised deportation forces would send undocumented immigrants out of the country. then this week he told a town hall he would work with those here illegally allowle them to pay back taxes. then he stressed to anderson undocumented immigrants would have no status. and

funeral home -- 3-7 at the baldwin funeral home. >>> and in stark county, a man accused of running a pot- growing operation will be in court. nearly 400 marijuana plants were on the property. the sheriff's office said that douglas stevens had equipment for a grow operation and to extract thc from the plant. and according to the story, he's spent six years in jail for manufacturing drugs. >>> and now for you this morning, the city of cleveland is suing ohio. that lawsuit is over hiring practices on public constructions and flights and projects. it recently passed a law stopping cities from forcing contracts to hire local workers. the city said that violates their right to govern themselves. the rule has helped cleveland workers make $34 million over the last several years. >> and proving that ohio is important to the upcoming presidential election, donald trump will be back here next month. his campaign is planning a pair of fund rais they're going to be on septemberrity error. one is at up to hall in ohio city and the second is at the home of ed crawford, a major gop donor whose trum

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senators ron johnson and tammy baldwin both talked about ways to end the violence baldwin says: "it is absolutely communities all over the united states and those that have the most success listen to one another. converse and when those conversations are difficult, keep doing it." johnson says; "what we need is political leadership that is willing to say everything they can to heal the process. this is about healing our community, healing our state, healing our nation. taking to the street, violent protests is not the answer. strong families, strong communities, and work. there's the solution right there. johnson was at a faith-based event. baldwin was taking part in a roundtable discussion about jobs for vets. the milwaukee unrest also a topic in the race for president. "look at what is happening in milwaukee right now. we've got urgent work to do to rebuild trust between police and communities and get back to the fundamental principle. everyone should have respect for the law and be respected by crowd in pennsylvania.. republican nominee donald trump did not address the unrest during

and, baldwin explains, she is part of the plan. the conversations that we are helping to convene with the local leadership, i think, helps everyone understand how the process works. the process is being pushed by pending changes. usually, around october, the lake starts to pick-up, with the wave action, 'n' that, so anyone that would be down, at life in their hands. just minutes after tuesdays tour is completed, we get word, from a village of mount pleasant representative, that the permits for this material will be to be issued as early as wednesday, but by friday, at the latest. so work can, actually, start as early as this weekend. in the village of mount pleasant, im justin williams, fox 6 news. fsd 10pm open two big stories tonight at 10-- "he makes a lot of noise but he has a lot of sense in his head." donald trump's not ready to give up on wisconsin. plus-- an update on the unrest-- "why my business? why all these tonight hear from some of the victims. that's where we begin tonight-- prayers for another peaceful night. this i

and alec baldwin explains why he was born to be a radio host. but first, the last hurrah in a once thriving jewish community- in one of the diaspora's farthest flung places. fred de sam lazaro takes us to india.es a version of this story aired on religion and ethics news weekly. >> reporter: in its nearly 900 year history, this synagogue had never seen an observance like this one.ry they came from four continents to this unlikely location: the coastal indian city of cochin, for the first sabbath service in decades, and possibly the last one ever. a once thriving jewish community of several thousand has mostly faded into a bitter-sweet history in the age of modern day israel, said yeshoshua sivan, as british-born israeli, >> i'm very sad to see communities disappear.sa on the other hand, i'm very happy to see that after all these years of dispersion the prophecy of the return to the land of israel is in my time. i'm part of it, is being, realized. at least we see the synagogues, we see the streets, we see howet life was once here >> reporter: jew

gitmo, no. >> final point to bill baldwin. isn't it immoral to make our soldiers and other soldiers around the world fight the same enemy twice? >> it's beyond that. the whole recruitment argument. if we gave them trials, that would become a recruitment tool to videos. we would become part of the al qaeda enrollment process. >> and isis, as well. thank you, gang. that was terrific. the "cashin' in" getting ready to roll. eric? >>> hey. trump changing his campaign team after dropping in the polls. does the businessman also need to drive home that he's the dui -- he's the guy to get our economy booming again? >>> holy sheik, what is iran doing about the cash payments? >> thank you. >>> up first, one federal reserve official telling "fox business" something that could have investors and the clinton [ clock ticking ] time. you only have so much. that's why we want to make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ♪

we visited the mary baldwin pools.t later we contacted the owner who promised to finish the project in a week's time. okay, so, was it an empty promise or is there water in a beautiful new pool back there? the answer back here. let's go find out. open the door. well look at this! we have water in a very beautiful pool. we talked to mary baldwin who said a week and a half. carrie, did it within a week and a half? it's beautiful. >> she did. we love it. >> yeah. you happy? >> very happy. >> ever since it's been done we have been in it nonstop. horace: there you go. one call to "7 on your side." horace: enjoy the pool. it's gorgeous. success. reporting live, horace holmes, abc7 news. back to you. leon: let's see the cannonball now. go for it! [laughter] no. drop the mic! horace: they want to push me in. no, no, no. leon: nice! "7 on your side" now looking for viewers who want to become smart shoppers. if you are about to make a major expenditure like a new roof you name it, go online to wjla.com/shoppingsurvey. and there

yards.u-s senator tammy baldwin was touringthe damage in mount pleasant today. baldwin says there's an shorelinrestoration funds, but there's no guarantee "this is a competitive process where, regrettably there'll also be others who have emergency needs that'll be compeng for federal dollars. but i've weighed in and i've encouraged other leaders to weigh in to say, look ere, in racine county, this is an emergency." emergency." some homeowners are already getting help from the waukegan, illnois airport.the airport donated chunks of concreete, which will be placealong the shoreline. day... and of cour klement's sausages had to celebrate. the sausage company was out at miller park around lunchtime, giving a free brat, chips, and a drink in exhange for a donation to feeding america of eastern wisconsin.feeding america assists more than 374-thousand people in eastern wisconsin, including children. 03:21-28it's events like this that keep the awarenss out there of us getting closer to solving hunger hunger the first 100 guests got it wouldn't be national es.and bratwur

i'm brooke baldwin.ald trump got a bounce from his republican national convention. hillary clinton for hers. and in a twist now, president obama's getting his own sort of post-convention boost. a new cnn poll giving the president the highest approval rating of his second term at 54%. let's start there. david chalian, champion political director, and tim neftali, i think between the two of you we have all things politics and history entirely covered for all of time. that said, david chalian, how might the president's numbers, highest in, what? . four years? help clinton. >> well, listen. there is no better path to success for hillary clinton than to recreating the obama coalition that existed in 2008 and 2012. so african-americans, hispanics, young people, single women. these are the building blocks that created two big victories for barack obama in 2008 and 2012. so when he's politically healthy at 54% and can barnstorm the entire country on her behalf and we saw -- >> the embrace -- >> that indeed is a

i'm brooke baldwin. thank for being with me. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world as you are watching cnn's special coverage of president obama's response to one of the country's worst natural disasters in recent history. in fact, let's listen in. here is the president. >> another member of congress here? to begin with, i just want to say thank you to the outstanding officials behind me who have been on the ground working 24/7 since this flood happened. it begins with outstanding leadership the a the top, governor john bel edwards. we very much appreciate all the outstanding work he's done. his better half, the first lady of louisiana, i know has been by his side every step of the way and we are grateful for her. i know they've got their own cleaning up to do because the governor's mansion was flooded as well. in addition, i want to acknowledge senator bill cassidy, senate david vitter, representative gary graves, representative cedric richmond, the mayor of baton rouge, k

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