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beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wantedheir voices to be heard. touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel. theses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader.

paula deen and the guy who raped need beatty in deliverance? how did local media handle it? this is the continuing coverage of winter storm and state of emergency right now. >> we have a team of 25 reporters spread out over met ral atlanta in north georgia. >> jon: it's a 25 newsbox pileup. [ laughter ] we go now to assif mandvi live there in atlanta. how are you? [cheers and applause] >> jon, the situation on the ground is chaos. >> jon: sorry, assif i don't know where you are? >> third row down, jon, four columns in. >> jon: that's one, two, three -- >> i'm one of only two brown dudes, jon. >> jon: i see the one guy. i see you. i see you assif there you are. >> finally, yeah. >> jon: assif, one thing i'm unclear though how could atlanta be so strongly effected by the snow fall when it's just two inches? >> what do you mean jon, just two inches? i can tell you from personal experience that two inches is a lot more impressive than it sounds. people talk about other cities having 12, 13 inches, yeah right. maybe in the movies. there's plenty of cities out there who find two i

he speaks to sneak into the connections and jan beatty said. which ended with nine minutes to shake the hands of money. winning more than to return to pot and six. i have. the students it is exciting to me. it's not stupid. the skin once again. he says nh. he even thinks to himself. i was at gunpoint. props to the woods when you don't want to know how to sort this thing on me tonight. jackman said. at the end. the they did to me in the middle that someone wanted to mess them up. by. opposition into its windy nights and it comes to business establishment and chokes up to commute to get induced. i did this just in time to get it you should be invested in i mean reports the ob on the i did get the elite of the whole edition of the ghetto to a lesser but jodi don't add up the typical double to the joe cool a bit of the digital world. to see the beauty and the need to be confronted the cia of the two divers who have wanted to ask prime minister. there are the tools of the costs mean teacher wouldn't this be true that his intestines head of the addic

. >> jeff beatty national security adviser at the white house, thank you. >> thank you. >> tonight, ukraine'siament offered a surprise amnesty deal for protesters who have been arrested, that it will only take effect if demonstrators will clear out of the buildings they are occupying in the center of kiev, so will that help solve the political crisis that is tearing the capital apart? a short time ago, i spoke to someone in kiev. you think this latest offer from parliament will make these protesters go home? >> i think tonight the political remains veryaine much. they have not managed to come to find a deal that everyone would sign up to. yes, an amnesty law has been passed, and the amnesty law means the protesters have been detained by the riot police and are potentially facing charges, and they will be released under this amnesty, but crucially only if the protesters give up the buildings, government buildings, which they have occupied. when this vote took place in parliament just an hour or so ago, opposition largely voted against this law. it was the ruling party who ated in favor, and de

today will be close to the cause of the province a consequence he had to delay the cheapest of steve beattie and you don't want to get it going defeating suspect it was all about beating up to that the money to be so caught up on this tree. the federal government's decision in july two cars and thirteen to carve opening on the pontiff on to these deeply divided this tea which is home to bill that funds the golden microsoft and eight supporters of the life of decency. the demand on the region's economic development has been neglected in favor of the features and more color for cost reasons of fun cause it just an expensive and it's in his addiction was not binding and the bottom it has the right to veto the bodies of the students it is not a question of cost he said hickey. no really geeky. offer on top of the snake snake is the solution. rejecting the deal on friday. the term after the matter. in spite of debt. indian parliament under the constitution. then go ahead. and by the state oscar dragging its feet with a show for decades ago in congress party seeking to shore up its pointed to the

beattie's meantime welcome to six one senior executives of the state owned company irish watch her art to appear before the raucous environment committee next tuesday to answer questions about the payment of fifteen million euro to outside consultants. chairman of the committee michael mccarthy said they wanted to establish exactly how the fees were spent and if they represented value for money. the minister for the environment for hope in projected opposition criticism of the payments saying the establishment of arch water is a long time and within budget the bill officially returns next week but a political storm has already erupted after revelations over or tv you yet take the irish border has paid and fifty million euro in consultancy fees. this is our runaway train. that is out of control. the cost of which would be borne by the this time next year when the cats are forced into the door which is not accepted. what's happened here is an arsonist on the winter months are flying boat purity of control it using a blank check to mourn the dead people pay to enter the property taxes no

it will result in the increasing share of online beattie on smartphones and blitz in the range between twenty five and forty percent. experts say that the development of the ltte technology will also influence the development of new projects in articulate it will provide solutions for the issues of education in remote regions and will every it's such projects it's a seedy units in and the government will also see further developments. if the committee will continue talking about penetration in terms of the number of internet users. i believe that we are reaching a certain stage of such a ration. presently the growth rate of the number of internet users is not so high compared to five to six years ago. nobody likes to hunt them. the quality of services will grow with signs will be providing a higher quality content and the audience will be including dividends. a year or two ago we were talking about and increasing the number of users and presently the audience is ready to bring dividends which can be transformed into the growth in sales. use these services mani times it will bring a rea

the dup had a farewell function for beattie to you and ian paisley when he stepped down as party leader in two thousand and eight. this memorial church had a similar function and retire to screech of their proposed plant. the story of this document really blame him not into some michael said ian paisley and his wife saying he was unceremoniously forced out of the church he founded the party into power. when a commando raid into the terrible said the mighty dark spots we could go. by the end of this week. i'll show you. i say things to do so and today asking to do any such thing. he and his stupid peter robinson has form on one hand and replaced him as party leader. two went on to do to swensens to have seen good morning session. don't shoot. losing streaks normal runs over its use. in far east belfast. the new union of st. in the hundreds of calls. in a terrible liar terrible blow. peter robinson ends nigel johnson are among the dup members who with issued statements rebuilding the pastries collection of events the party also issued a statement saying it it's awesome to see dark and sit

committee next week in a statement to police it said it wouldn't be in the puppy contrast to christine beatty care proceedings against a currency despite his reservations. he said the investigation being instigated by that got the ombudsman commission into allegations of abuse at the point system while the proper way to investigate complaints. a man who abducted him falsely imprisoned eleven year old boy over two nights has been given a three year suspended sentence. fifty one year old of homeless fine for a german academic who work in waterford was found guilty last month by a jury. this is thomas fight for a doctor of computer science living in portugal was first pulled up to the falsely imprisoned an eleven year old boy a frightening and upsetting him and chasing him so much that he now is no trust in people he did and abusive physically already overweight it was a boy was in this house before going onto a host family for language learning. he measured and weighed him made him to sit ups push ups. sickening to especially restricted sleeping bag both nights the boys as he began presenting a

this he said that's what david beatty has been talking down to it and it got hit in the coaching people of that touched by it the eu foreign ministers' summit which will be held around the twentieth of january that they once had something to uproot and concrete steps and mapped out as to what the obama would have to do and what the international community to witness likely us especially the us and you would have to do the lifting of sanctions that we can see that over the pasta water bombs and hop but it's an old size of the working family home to meet that deadline the previous expert level meeting started on the thirteenth of december for instance and when it's well into the morning of the thirty first of december so you can see it that everybody was trying very hard to finish as much detail but as possible said that the particular level of decision making and had enough time to maneuver and this is i believe what we see now that the final. it's the way look out to left and did two two two to make a decision and say this is what wigan away. what we did a priest proceeds for the next s

but the basis of that you talk about with a particular historic period beattie and 20th centuries because science endorsed it it was supported by pseudoscientific analysis with the relatively uninvolved and relatively more involved. you can see racism at the expense of black people with the saving which and the deep south and was transferred to hispanics by people from those regions. so icy to with the people scientifically because it would animate or characterized cultural attitudes. >> host: speaking about race the way hispanics are counted to dave by the census with ethnicity and as a brace you would check how many boxes both racially and ethnically. flood of the things that are considered now is to eliminate that to change that so hispanic is considered a brace of itself. was are your thoughts? >> guest: i don't understand why do we classify otherwise? it is completely meaningless. we do good or bad or useful citizens come with these things happen if they to do much less with their ancestors but the genes are powerful enough? fair very useful to universities because day get a lot of c

our financial commentator chill beattie has rejected on wednesday. he was explaining his block of dirt will come from behind the figures to the lowest increase the chinese people's disposable income the aftertaste has not cooperated by official figures. black kitty thought chinese people gdp per capita but seven point one percent and almost identical to that person right. people's disposable income additionally the data also indicate that last year people the total income represented fifty four percent of gdp per capita point four five percent rise in the previous year. however joe points out that even though the total incomes grew last year down from the nine point six percent growth in two dozen twelve. that team represented the will that year on year increase in year two thousand. chill believe that the high gdp growth rate would be rendered meaningless if ordinary people think of going dry. not many chinese people nowadays prefer to ignore china's gdp growth figures. because being helpful to any benefit from the rapid economic development. chille

everything from cocaine to guns all by anonymously using bitcoins robert fellow who went by the name of beatty sea king and ran additional money exchanged for the site was arrested in his florida home additionally charlie shrem an overnight celebrity was arrested at new york's kennedy airport is a form of digital cash that allows users to bypass banks and credit card companies but when the f.b.i. shut down the silk road site in october and seize millions of dollars in bitcoins that they said the digital currency was being used to cloak illegal trades i was joined earlier by artie's on a stasi a churkin off from our new york bureau to talk a little bit more about this latest development i first asked her about the details of the arrest of charlie shrem in connection to silk road. well i mean twenty four year old charlie shrem was arrested upon landing this weekend on sunday at new york's j.f.k. airport upon returning from amsterdam where he was giving a speech he was taken to a manhattan federal courthouse where he has now been released on bond of one million dollars and is currently under home

safety chick kathleen beattie is here with some smart ideas. this is interesting. time of day. there's a certain time of day where burglars like to strike. >> burglars case neighborhoods. right? they watch your coming and going. so the most common time of day is when you're taking the children to school and you're going off to work and the burglars know that you're not around and the neighborhoods are a little emptier. and so it's time to do their -- >> that's great. tell us the signs. beware of dog or house has an alarm system. do they work? >> i don't know about that, but here's the point. i certainly don't want to rely on a sign to protect me from a bad guy breaking into my house. >> right. >> the point is you want to build a perimeter of safety around your home physically and virtually. so what you want to do is start with the perimeter and think of -- plant thorny bushes. bougainvillea, roses, down the side of your property. so it's not inviting for somebody to jump over the fence. right? and then light it up, have sensor lights. as you ge

almost anyone from the 1970's who was an actor, robert deniro, warren beatty, they have all directed. most of them have directed some very good movies. when an actor writes a book, not a memoir, but a book of fiction, i would say that the knives are out. before anyone has read it. the guns are out. i wrote a book of short stories called "palo alto." it takes place in my hometown of palo alto, california. when i was a teenager. it is a book of fiction, not a memoir. it was fairly well-received. i got decent reviews. there was still -- what i was doing at the time three or four years ago, i thought i need to keep my two worlds separate. i will not write about acting. i want people to see me as a writer. i realize that i have all this experience in the film world. over 20 years of professional work. other writers use what they know, you know. journalists will travel the world and have crazy experiences. they will write a book about that. they will not say, i will not write a book because it is about my other life. >> a great columnist writes about foreign affairs for the washington post.

this comes one year after three at beatty's working security in frederick were involved in the death of a man with down syndrome. even saylor died of a sexy when deputies detain him for refusing to leave a movie theater. the commission has recommended better training for officers, ande -- officers, courts schools. >> a search has intensified tonight for whoever it was that shot and killed two bald eagles in montgomery county. natural resources police are offering an $8,000 award for any information leading to an arrest. one was found on christmas day and the other was found two days later. >> let's get a check on the traffic situation tonight all -- let's get a check of the traffic situation. >> delays headed westbound, but no incidents as you move into falls church. southbound, some volumes delays toward woodbridge. along the way, a problem on i- 95. you can take a look and see just where the problem is. that is a broken down truck in the roadway on southbound i-95 in the main lanes, and that has been tying things up for a while. they are in the process of trying to get it out of th

the lion mountain school district claims by keeping little adrianna beatty off the team it protects her from physical and psychological risk and preventing sexual contact between her and the boys. the judge said the district failed to justify claims and gave an injunction allowing her to be part of the team while the case proceeds. cat roof wrestling remains unsanctioned. >> don't wrestle on a roof. that's the lesson we learned from the cats. you don't wrestle on a roof. just so you know that was not at remi spencer's house. a little throw back to last night's episode. remi said she didn't like cats. sandra, are you a former jock. what do you think? should little adrianna be allowed to wrestle with the boys? >> there is a two-part answer to this. yes, let her do it. it will be over faster than if they fight her from being on the team. this happened at my high school. i saw a girl go through this. i don't think her parents did her any favors by letting her do this. let's be clear. there are boy parts and girl parts and wrestling involves grabbing those parts. there is no quality in this.

. >> jeff beatty we appreciate you. >>> a plea for help from detained american kenneth bae. a new video was released today. according to china state run news agency bae admits he committed a serious crime and asks to be pardoned. he was sentenced to 15 years in a labor camp for trying to bring down the north korean government. is this video an indication he may be released? >> reporter: in a startling move kenneth bae came before the cameras begging u.s. officials to help free him and to stop criticizing north korea, saying he committed a serious crime. bae added i would like to plea with the u.s. government, press and my family to stop worsening my situation by making vial rumors against north korea which are not based on facts. the appearance comes on the heels of dennis rodman's latest basketball diplomacy visit to north korea after which he suggested the fellow american should be in jail. >> do you know what he did in this country? >> what did he do? >> you tell me. why is he held captive. i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: rodman later apologized but bae's comments

neighborhood guy, and i remember i just finished seeing bonnie and clyde movie back in the day with warren beatty and i forget the actress, faye dunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun.

john and justin beatty among dozens of people who spent the night at a c.v.s. store in georgia. they join us. >> wow, what a night spending it in a c.v.s. store. john, tell me about it. >> well, on the fun scale probably negative a billion. something i wasn't planning on. but getting there was, you know, took about 14 hours from where i was leaving from atlanta for my job to even get there that was about four miles. and by that time, having calls with, you know, my wife and my parents, my dad kind of made fun making military operation, i was running intelligence, you know, running a campaign for him. about 4:30 i was getting really tired. so i pulled off to an exit of the west chapel exit over there and went around the walking dead center they put up for us. took a nap. started getting calls from my loved ones and nature had to go answer that call. and hung around the c.v.s. and it looked like a refugee camp. everybody was sleeping on the floor. people were using toilet paper for pillows. it was kind of surreal. >> justin, what was it like for you? >> it was pretty similar exper

i mean, anyone -- almost anyone from the '70s that was an actor, nicholson, de niro, beatty, they've all directed and most of them have directed some very good movies. but when an actor writes a book-- not a memoir but a book of fiction-- i would say that the fives are out. before anyone has read it i'd say the guns are already out. >> rose: saying "who the hell does he think he is"? >> so when i wrote -- i wrote a book of short stories called "palo alto" before this. >> rose: about where you grew up. >> it takes place in my hometown palo alto, california. around the time when i was a teenager about teenagers but it's a book of fiction, again. it's not a memoir. and it was fairly well accepted. i got decent reviews. but there was still -- what i was doing at the time when that first book came out about three or four years ago was trying -- i thought, i need to keep my two worlds separate. i am not going to write about acting and i want people to see me as a writer. and then i realized well, i have all this experience in the film world, almost 20 years of professional work. other writ

beatty: these fam his depend on it to put a roof over their head. to feed and take care of their families. in my district, in ohio, there are 26,000 individuals unemployed. i say, let's work together as democrats and republicans and make a difference for the families who count on us. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. wilson: in a recent "washington times" op-ed david keane writes, quote, lengthy unemployment benefits that encourage people to drop out of the work force and minimum wage laws that make the young and poor to reach the first ladder on the -- first rung on the lad over success are a tax on the american dream, end of quote. the most recent jobs reports provides no certainty that our economy is on its way to a full, healthy recoughry. the unemployment rate continues because people are discouraged

>> warren beatty said the oscars are business but the globes are fun.ttles drunk in that room as there are stars. >> the globes have alcohol, the oscars don't. >> so the hosts this year are everybody's favorite, amy poehler and tina fey. a lot of people say ricky gervais did a great job. what can we expect? >> they're not going to be as edge j. they're at lot more safe but they're fun and sexy and nbc stars and this is an nbc show. so they're locked in for the long haul. >> the globes used to be somewhat maligned because they didn't know what the hollywood foreign press association is but they've kind of gained stature in recent years, haven't they? >> they have. back in the old days it was alleged you could buy a vote with a good cartier watch and a trip to vegas and there are assorted stories about all that. these days there's a different kind of influence that goes on. for example, i think robert redford will lose tomorrow because he didn't play the game he didn't do a press conference with them. >> we can talk about the alcohol and drama all day lon

tom done the lawn, along with mike morel, the former cia that beatty director. deputy director. rebroadcasts begin at noon eastern with meet the press, 1:00, abc's this week. at 2 p.m. here fox news sunday. followed by cnn state of the union at 3 p.m. finally leads finally, face the nation. you can download our free app for your smart phone or listen .nline at c-span radio.org host: we go back to your calls and comments based on the issues of family dynasties and presidencies. the phone lines are 202 -- the l.a. times with this headline -- on our twitter page, dd has this comment -- there is this from our facebook page -- chris is joining us from hoboken, new jersey. your take on all of this? caller: i think it is fine if with the dynasties -- recent citizens united ruling in 2010 i think the problem is there so much political capital built on the clintons and bushes being in the white house. if a younger candidate were to come up and they don't have the funds, you have the big names winning by default. mark from seal beach, california on our democrats line. and little about thi

beatty: to create an opportunity for families in america -- and americans to have stability in economic development, health care and education. in 50 -- and 50 years later i stand on this house floor with his daughter. 46 million families living in poverty, 16.5 million of them hildren. mrs. negrete mcleod: i say today, let's end this war on poverty. let's support the $40 billion for snap. let's make a difference in the lives of americans. we deserve to provide them the opportunity to have that opportunity that president lind johnson talked about. -- linden johnson talked about. thank you to his daughter for reminding us of his legacy. thank you to the congressional black caucus and congresswoman barbara lee for leading our charge in making a difference. thank you, mr. speaker, and i ask all democrats and republicans to join me today to pledge that we will take care of those children and families living in poverty as we move forward. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? the gentleman fro

. >> host: bill beatty asks via twitter, will landmark legal join with the 11 attorneys general in court on president obama's legal authority to change the 2010 affordable care act? >> guest: we don't -- we provide advice, and we are provide advice. -- we will provide advice in a lot of these areas. for instance, there's over 40 cases on the liberty issue under obamacare where we're working with other groups. we've got several pieces of litigation going against the environmental protection agency. so, yes, we will provide whatever support they want from us. >> host: for the last three hours, mark levin has been our guest on booktv's "in depth" program. he is the author of five nonfiction books and working on another one as well. his first book came out in 2005, "men in black: how the supreme court is destroying america." "rest pewing -- rescuing sprite" came out in 2007. not a lot of public policy in that one, but a best with seller. "liberty and tyranny," in '09. "ameritopia" in 2012, and "the liberty amendments" just came out this past year, "restoring the american republic." by the wa

the congressional black caucus, the honorable marcia fudge, and the honorable congresswoman joyce beatty of columbus, ohio. my predecessor in congress, the honorable cheryly chisholm, was also a member of the sorority. her work as an activist and elected official provides an example of the capacity of leadership that the sorority has developed in generation after generation of young college-educated women. to the women of the sorority, happy founders day. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? . >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one min and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, as the sun rises each morning in africa, angelina gathers water for her family but the water well is broken most every day so she and other women like her are forced to go 10 miles to fetch watter from a polluted river,