green, bob, thank you for another excellent program. [applause] if the library can find a way to get you back for a fifth program in five years, i will certainly be here. prof. greene: thank you, henry. thank you all very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the c-span network for politics, history. this morning at 10:30 on c-span, with nasa's announcement of liquid water on mars, the science, space, and technology committee talks to the experts about the announcement and the possibility of life in space. sunday evening at 6:30, business leaders and ms. -- media personalities discuss the issues driving the national conversation at the washington ideas forum. speakers include mitt romney and senior advisor to president obama valerie jarrett. on c-span kumarbook tv, martha talks about transitions. she is interviewed by white house chief of staff met mclarty. sunday a

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome bob greene. [ applause ] >> you're not going to be able to close this place. never in a million years. thank you so much, henry. good evening, everybody, how are you? wonderful kansas city weather out there. [ laughter ] i was worried about you people with snow and now i got to be worried about you with torrential downpours. it's so good to be back. it's always an awful lot of fun to come back from kas nofia college in upstate new york, where the snow comes and comes and comes and comes and comes. but it's wonderful to come from here to here, i have to tell you, i've said this to you before, and i mean it every time. this is one of the best venues to speak at in the entire country. i speak -- [ applause ] absolutely. the truman forum room has this wonderful ability to be scholarly and intimate at the same time. the audiences are among the best educated and usually the best behaved of the audiences that i speak at, and coming here to the truman forum, is something that i look forward to every single year. we started talking about this talk, henry an

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome bob greene. [ applause ] >> you're not going to be able to close in a million years. thank you so much, henry. good evening, everybody, how are you? wonderful kansas city weather out there. [ laughter ] i was worried about you people with snow and now i got to be worried about you with torrential downpours. it's so good to be back. it's always an awful lot of fun to come back from kas nofia college in upstate new york, where the snow comes and comes and comes and comes and comes. but it's wonderful to come from here to here, i have to tell you, i've said this to you before, and i mean it every time. this is one of the best venues to speak at in the entire country. i speak -- [ applause ] absolutely. the truman forum room has this wonderful ability to be scholarly and intimate at the same time. the audiences are among the best educated and usually the best behaved of the audiences that i speak at, and coming here to the truman forum, is something that i look forward to every single year. we started talking about this talk, henry and i, oh, about six

and give them the key to the city during an event inside city hall klay thompson draymond green seo and jim bob myers will join the mayor for the ceremony the celebration of running all day from nine this morning till 4 this afternoon the war is becoming the 15th to win four or more and be entitled and and the the 201415 season by capturing it in a bid championship fifth newlywed dismissed part of their honeymoon because an airport worker says the bride passport is to damage to u will tell you what happened did they get to go on their honeymoon here is a live look at the bay is drenched.

greene, bob, thank you very much for another excellent program. [ applause ] if the library can find a way to get you back for a fifth program in five years, i'll certainly be here. >> thank you, henry. thank you all . just some of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span 2's book tv. >>> american history tv airs all weekend every weekend on c-span 3 and in primetime on weeknights when congress is in recess. we cover all periods of american history and a wide diversity of topics. at our website, you can watch all of our programs, find our tv schedule, see youtube clips of upcoming shows, and connect with us on twitter and facebook. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. >>> join american history tv on saturday, november 7th for tours and live interviews from the national world war ii museum in new orleans. we'll explore the u.s.s. tang experiment in new orleans. we'll take your questions for historians joining us from new orleans throughout the day. world war ii 70 years later live from the national world war ii museum saturday, november 7th beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern

greene, bob, thank you very much for another excellent program. [ applause ] if the library can find a way to get you back for a fifth program in five years, i'll certainly be here. >> thank you, henry. thank you all very, very much. [ applause ] >>> american history tv airs every weekend on c-span 3 and on prime time on week night when is congress is in recess. we cover a wide variety of topics. you can watch all of our programs, find our tv schedule, see youtube clips of upcoming shows and connect with us on twitter and facebook. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. >>> join american history tv on saturday, november 7th for tours and live interviews from the national world war ii museum in new orleans. we'll explore the uss tang experience and take your questions. world war ii, 70 years later. live from the national world war ii museum, saturday, november 7, beginning at 11:00 eastern here on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> on saturday evening, american history tv was at gettysburg college for a conversation with dwight d. eisenhower's grandchildren. they talked about

parks and rec director matt salvatore says the area should count on green space, possibly some fishing piers and overlooks. mayor bob scott says it's important to have something the city can be proud of for years to come, and critical that the public be a big part of the decision. this past weekend marked 20 years since an infant boy was found dead in a vacant mobile home in storm lake, iowa. no arrests have ever been made, but police say they won't stop until they have answers. baby john doe had been wrapped in a sweatshirt and left to die in a closet. an autopsy revealed he died of neglect or exposure. the community came together and paid for a funeral and proper burial for the child. police still don't know who baby doe's parents are or who is responsible for his death. teaching children about the dangers of drugs at a young age. that's the goal behind the week-long red ribbon campaign. night, siouxlanders, local law enforcement and the mayor's youth commission got together for red ribbon night at the long lines family rec center. the message is simple: drugs can harm you, so they want to make children aware so l

greene, bob, thank you very much for another excellent program. [ applause ] if the library can find a way to get you back for a fifth program in five years, i'll certainly be here. >> thank you, henry. thank you all very, very much. [ applause ] >>> e he said from the beginning i look in the mirror and i don't see a president. our response to that was quit looking in the mirror. but from the very beginning, he just said this is nothing i've ever thought about. >> this sunday night on q&a, don codman on his book "run, mitch, run" and his decision not to run for president in 2012. >> i became convinced a z we came towards the end of the process that he's very competitive and if he made a decision to do it, he would have had his heart and soul in it. but from. the beginning, it's not something he thirsted after it. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and specific on cnn's q&a. >>> c-span has your coverage to the road to the white house 2016 where you'll find the candidates, the speeches, the debates and your questions. this r year we're taking our road to the white house coverage into clar

parks and rec director matt salvatore says the area should include green space, maybe including fishing piers and overlooks. mayor bob scott says its critical the public weigh in. " the process should be that citizens have input first, then take it to the different planning deals and then put it on paper," said sioux city mayor bob scott. "i think it's important to have something down there that we can be proud of for years to come. mayor scott was also asked what he'd like e see, but he reiteratined he wawas the public's input first. kids at lewis and clark elementary school in south sioux city are selling hungry. money from the pumpkin sale will be donated to the food bank of siouxland to be used for the "backpack" program. local businesses donated the pumpkins. teachers at lewis & clark school say the fundraiser teaches the students a valuable lesson. "it was very important for us to show our kids that not only can you rereive from your community, you cacaalso give back to yoyo community," said lewis & clark elementary reading teacher, erica bowman. "for them to hold this little fundraiser and be able to donate th

green leaf awards. northeast community college received the honor for businesses or organizations. bob and nancy boe of 2907 pinnacle drive received the first ever green leaf award for a private residence. and tomorrow is the national lights on after school event to show support for after school programs like norfolk's after shock. after shock is for students in grades five through eight in norfolk public schools, or who live within the norfolk district boundaries but attend any of the city's private schools or are home schooled. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " jessica rae: high school students from dozens of northeast nebraska schools got an early look at the career world. hundreds of students from all over the area took part in the annual northeast nebraska career day put on by u-n-l extension. the high school sophomores got to pick the sessions they wanted to attend... everthing from education and farming, to business and floral design... and even t-v broadcasting. one student we talked to says he's taking away some good ideas for th

, bob, is supposed to protect psychiatric lif cyclists. >> bob redell joins us live. >> reporter: 12th street, the existing bike lane. the green people are using, 3,000 people ride in on these lanes each day, and the idea is to make them safer by raising them a couple inches, enough so if you're a driver in a car you would know you're veering over in the bike lane. they want to discourage drivers from doing that. and by giving bicyclists a safer route, hoping to discourage bicyclists from using the sidewalk. only a two-block stretch. if this works out, the idea is to expand it elsewhere throughout the city. live in sf, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. bikers outside today will have their wind breakers on to keep the rain off. >> you may have some mist hitting you in the face as you head to work or if you're driving, tough turn on the windshield wipers. 76 degrees the high in san jose, 67 in pacifica. all clearing out this afternoon. the winds turning breezy. temperatures comfortable. great way to start out the workweek. >> what about for the morning commute? >> i don't know if these are all related to th

i'm joined now by flee of the best jury roomists in the business andrea mitchell, bob costas and josh greennald trump live right now in the building. >> what's next for you after this? >> we have another one in two weeks. and i know one thing, we'll have big crowds. have a good time. a.j., how many people are here if i don't do it? >> you do bring everybody out as far as watching the debate and bring up issues that many other candidates don't bring up. >> i bring up the right issues and i think it's one of the reasons why i'm number one in the polls. because i bring up people issues want to hear, whether it's illegal immigration or whether it's trade. a lot of issues that people don't want to talk about and they're very important. >> snl next weekend. are you ready? >> saturday night live, i'm ready. it's going to be a big fat surprise. >> the candidates really went after the moderators tonight. there have been a lot of personal attacks during this campaign. the campaigners have given the moderators a lot to work with. do you think it's part on you all? >> if you look at the hillary debate,

billy bob thornton has found a home, and miramax and broad green pictures. 2012 comedy earned more than 75 million-dollar at the box office. >> i wanted to be taken seriously. everything that i do i try to be legitimate as much as possible. >> have no fear, guardian shield is here. this dude, the the costume vigilante patrolling for the greater good. >> he wants to be taken seriously. >> how about that. >>> wow. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> that is that macklemore. >> this is me two years ago. >> it is not a halloween costume one man has red spandex a shield and a super hero outfit and it is all the real thing. >> fox's wayne garcia tells us about the guardian shield. >> reporter: this isn't exactly got ham city, insuring but under a full moon you might believe that beaverton, oregon is a place protected by super heroes especially if you happen to see a guy in red tights, who now patrols city apartment complexions. his name is guardian shield. what should i call you, s

and give them the key to the city during an event inside city hall klay thompson draymond green seo and jim bob will join the mayor for the ceremony the celebration of running all day from nine this morning till 4 this afternoon the war is becoming the 15th to win four or more and be entitled and and the the 201415 season by capturing it in a bid championship fifth newlywed dismissed part of their honeymoon because an airport worker says the bride passport is to damage to u will tell you what happened did they get to go on their honeymoon here is a live look at the bay is drenched. >>mark: he survive by eating ants that is that the most remarkable part of this survival his survive without in water and reason with him to above 90 degrees after a land and air search this from the 62 year- old 9 mi. from where he went missing in was dehydrated and low but otherwise the on ok a couple was banned from flying to your for the honeymoon after a u.s. air employee told the bride her passport was to damage to track >>darya: the passport of ride and the camera there were strings came after sidon since ames

minor delays on the green line. morning america." look who's with us. bob saget in the house. >> hi. >> you were just dropping by. >> i just came by. >> so weird. >> over there. >> we're going to talk about that coming up. >> good morning. >> first you're going to help us with our "top 5" list. a very special "full house" edition and these are secrets that we don't know about each of your cast members that you're ready to spill. >> that's correct. >> never before heard secrets about the cast of "full house." starting with uncle jesse. what do we need to know about john stamos. >> he cares more about his friends and family than he does about his hair. >> really. >> that's a fact. >> you have beautiful hair, by the way. >> thank you. >> amazing. >> you always say that. great haircut. >> i try to get that lego movie hair. >> lego movie hair. >> do you want me to spill more secrets. >> candace cameron bure. >> candace loves her convictions and doesn't force them on anyone and also cares about her family more than john stamos' hair. same exact thing. >> this is

bob redell, "today in the bay." >> try to learnila a little bit from history there. >>> we have beautiful green on the radar. >> yes, so great to see rain moving into parts of the bay area and great that we're getting this before the weekend, but we may have another chance heading into saturday. i'll talk more about that coming up, but let's get a look at what's happening now before you head out the door. a lot of the rain is taking a break and just seeing the cloudy skies and some more waves of rain. we're seeing the next wave approaching the south bay as it continues to move through this morning. we will also have some breaks. and a warm day also more humidity. expect it to be up to 85 degrees in los gatos and redwood city 73 and in the north bay a little bit more sunshine. 79 degrees in napa. and 86 degrees today in livermore. with these temperatures that are about average for this time of year coming down from the heat we had to start out the week, i'll show you the weekend and what to expect coming up in less than ten minutes. let's check in now with mike to see what's happening as you head out for the commute

bob's. he said he will create a fair wage system for 1800 employees. >> reporter: i was a waitress at denny's. that conjures up a bad image in a green uniform. >> dropping trays. >> reporter: back then breakfast was 1.99. >> reporter: we're looking live near the blue route that is eastbound traffic coming towards you moving okay at this point. let's take a look at the regional rails, septa regional rails, patco, new jersey transit, dart, everybody on time. were you a big tipper david? >> i was a decent tipper, if service is good i tip. >> reporter: it's going to be chilly. allentown we're down to 40 at this hour. 65 degrees by 4:00 p.m. that's going to be the high. if you're heading to the airport for the second straight day there's virtually no rain anywhere united states from west to east, north to south, all green aircraft. no rain reported in any of our most popular destinations from here to chicago and orlando. matt and tam. >>> in "healthcheck" hopes have been dashed but vitamin supplements would fight cancer. vitamin d and calcium failed to prevent precancerous polyps. nearly half of the people developed growth. >>> the flyer

. >> bob, giant fan gets roughed up after he got a little too mouth i after the eagles game on monday. >> surrounded by greenseys. >> yes. >> the only guy wearing eli manning jersey, and you just got your butts kicked at the linc. ya, you pick a fight at the septa station. steve keeley looking at this from septa headquarters. hey, steve? >> reporter: worse than that, your girlfriend was thereto witness it. >> oh,. >> and she is going to help. >> i wonder if they're still together. >> reporter: yep, they likely are, and she was kind of cool by yelling at the guys to at least stop. so she did do the smart thing, she is probably the only smart one you see on the video. look, we're at septa headquarters for a reason. that's because it was their surveillance that gave us way more fact and way more context, than all every those quick little clips we saw on the internet. so that's what you are looking at here. you can make your own judgement, anthony rider is the guy in the bright red giant jersey and the big bleeping mouth. you see him waiving his hands and doing whole lot of talking, septa found the quicker than

bob redell shows us what it will look like. >> reporter: soon muni and the san francisco public works department will begin raising this greenlane. we're talking about this bike lane that runs two blocks stretch here on eastbound market between golf and 12th street. they'll be raising it just a few inches. lower than the curb but high enough if you were driving you would know you're driving over it. the idea is to make travel safer for the more than 3,000 bicyclists who ride into s.f. every day by discouraging drivers and cars from veering into those bike lanes. muni and the city also hopes it will discourage bicyclists from using the sidewalk. >> market is a great place to demonstrate this project because it will help the agencies working on it figure out how to roll these out on streets across the city. >> reporter: muni will study these projects, raised bike lanes, before building more of them. the city has already committed to doubling the number of regular bike lanes over the next three years. here in san francisco, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> in southern california, crews freed dozens of cars out of the mud afte

their season to off celebration the darndest daylong event klay thompson draymond green on to be that the word is c l and jim bob myers for all on to be there for the ceremony ever runs all day so for nine in the morning until 4 in the afternoon the war is winning the championship season talk about your naysayers in this new season to come will be right back on the news continues. >>darya: that will pay $6 million on also filed by two milwaukee police officers and were seriously wounded when shot by a gun purchase at that store they ruled that badger guns was negligent the lawsuit alleged the store should have spotted one sign of the gun was being sold to amend a legally purchasing the weapon for someone else to 2009 officer brian and gramm cornish were shot in the head by duly is burton he was not allowed to own a weapon got one by having a friend buy a gun at that store and awarded them one and half million and them 3.6 million in that order the store to pay $730 in punitive damages they granted immunity to gun dealers and manufacturers this case is the second to go to trial since passage of that law >>mark: r

bob kelly, high. >> sue-be, good morning, 6:02, downed tree here on the kelly drive. this is a live look at the kelly drive right near fountain green, all traffic blocked in both directions, on the kelly. we got streets department crew on the way here. they got to get the old chain saws fired up, right now, if you are coming into or out of the city, you can use the martin luther king drive or the schuylkill expressway, until they can get that chopped up and pushed off to the side. pope is gone. we're back to work on the vine street expressway, overpasses, last night, penndot closed 19th street bridge, as well as that pedestrian bridge. so that will throw some detours for the morning rush hour. what a difference couple every minutes can make. ten minute jammo, southbound, 95, from cottman, into girard. folks are already on the move here. headed into downtown philly. also, some volume popping on the 42 freeway, as you head from south jersey, heading in toward the bridges, the bridges look fine, and mass transit running with no delays. mike, alex being back over to you. >> 6:03, let's get to this again. up and down the east coast, cit

bob comes open, aaron rodgers moving out of the pocket chased by melvin indram. >> jim: third and goal. throws it. incomplete. richard rodgers tried to reel it in. now green bay will have to bring it out mason crosby. >> phil: three-man rush this time. extra defensive backs are there. they're lucky. because it looked like safety that time -- >> jim: darren stuckey in for weddle. >> phil: almost too late. a little too careful with the throw. >> jim: 28 yards for crosby. marge is in now seven. green bay with five snaps inside the 20. but only managing three. announcer: this is iphone 6s. not much has changed. except... it responds to the pressure of your finger. which changes how you read a text. read an email. read the news. wait you read the news? kid: yep of course you do. the camera shoots 4k video now. and selfies have changed. now your screen is the flash. that's gonna get, like a million likes. selena: thanks. actually, photos themselves have changed. they move now. so yeah, that's what's changed. ♪♪♪ jim: well, the chargers >> jim: the chargers have all three timeouts plus two-minute warning. plenty of time at 2:37. >> phil: what i'm going to look f

parks and rec director matt salvatore says the area should include green space, maybe including fishing piers and overlooks. mayor bob scott says its critical the public weigh in. " the process should be that citizens have input first, then take it to the different planning deals and then put it on paper," said sioux city mayor bob scott. "i think it's important to have something down there that we can be proud of for years to come. mayor scott was also asked what he'd like to see, but he reiteratined he wants the public's input first. here's ben << << despite a few more clouds in the sky today, we'll continue to see some decent warmth spread across the area with highs primarily in the 70s. a few sprinkles can't be ruled out this afternoon, but as far as measurable rain chances are concerned, those should hold off until later this week. as a cold front moves through tonight, high pressure will settle in behind it and provide some cooler (yet seasonal) high temperatures in the 60s the rest of the week and weekend. it's with our next larger scale weather system from the southwest that will provide most of the region wi

bob redell is there. how are the lanes supposed to work? >> reporter: the idea, this would discourage drivers from veering into the bike lanes. so you already have the existing green bike lanes. now you're looking westbound on market, we're between 12th and goth. and what muni and the san francisco works department will do, start raising that green section of bike lane, not all the way up to the curb, halfway up the curb, and the idea, if you're driving down the road, naturally you'll see the raised section and as a driver, wouldn't veer into the rain, making it safer for the 3,000 bicyclists who ride into the city every day for their jobs and what not. and then it also encourages bicyclists to stay off the sidewalk, because now they'll feel like they have a safer venue to get in and out of the city. >> all the streets in san francisco are different. and that's why it's important to have a really good tool box of design to provide protection for people riding bikes. you have green lanes, you have physically protected bike lanes. and now san francisco will have raised bike lanes for people riding bikes. >> reporter: so again, right now what muni and the public work

>> this is, of course, our bob kelly, having fun with water and gravity i have fun with water sometimes. >> they put a tablet in the floating water and it turns blue, and green. >> that is cool. >> that is gabby giffords brother-in-law. >> yes, new camera capable of recording four kind of quality of regular hd cameras. >> reach out and touch it. >> so, the camera, it is not bad, it is not just a green ball. >> it is looking at green ball. >> okay. >> what is that? >> and look at that. >> i can look at that all day. >> even in the music, you know, i feel like i'm at a spa. >> let's blow off sports and look at the that green ball. >> at least it is right color, right. >> but we're talking about orange, today because we have jason martinez in. hi there. >> how are you. >> good to see you. >> so i went to the flyers game last night. >> congratulations. >> and we showed those florida panthers, who is boss after that seven-one clubbings. >> yes. >> let's go flyers. >> and way to go. >> difficult miss that. >> i'm sorry. >> so seven-one on saturday. the panthers beat us. >> yes. >> and we kick their butt last night. well, we shut them out. >> we got a win. one on t

bob dry filled, we have tom stier, and we have one more. one very special member of the family. >> i'm loving it. the best green room in new york. david: bloomberg surveillance is on radio right now. you can catch him on bloomberg radio. he will be with us 30 minutes from now. stephanie: we are bringing you the morning must-read. for now, let's get you with the first word. the news you need to know. vonnie quinn is delivering. budweiser, maker of they have rejected and informal takeover offer. miller's executives. some shareholders looking for an offer in the $110 billion range. backrd if they will come with another offered. the rain ended in south carolina, but floodwaters are still rising. it may be weeks before officials decide which washed out bridges are safe to drive on. president obama care the way for the hardest hit areas to get federal aid. how many american troops should stay in afghanistan? lawmakers was the u.s. commander in president obama should change his plan for cutting back on the number of u.s. troops. there are 10,000 in afghanistan now. that will go down to 1008 this days after u.s. gunship hit a medical cl

bob kill, we don't even have a hurricane down and three down over kelly drive. >> happened early this morning, still out there, kelly drive, sue, closed at 8: 04. coming up at the fountain greenraffic at all on the kelly this morning, extra volume on the mart earn luther king or the schuylkill expressway. got an accident southbound, on the blue route, 476, the crash is actually right behind the sign there. goes one of the tow trucks in there. but we are bumper to bumper from saint david's villanova, which is mile marker like 13, all the way down to broomall at mile mike err nine. so we call that when, 4-mile back up there. there you go. also, delay northbound as well, with the gaper. back up on the benny coming up and over into downtown philly. your normal delay this morning, the boulevard, heavy, southbound, from the can he i drive down through the schuylkill expressway. and if you are going to be traveling this weekend, today, all the way through monday or so, possible weekend weather disruptions. you want to stay in touch with your airline if you are headed out of philadelphia international airport. back to you. >> right back to the weather breaking news, just learned, tha