he said the jim crow and i went and got the bock and i read it like many of us -- i was further enlightened and, of course, became increasingly even more angry. so i thank michelle for being here tonight. i thank suzanne for being here tonight. and also thank you for coming so that you can learn more about women and mass incarceration. this today would be the 92nd anniversary of the birth malcolm

this is the bock. senator lee wrote a bock which we wrote to you highly. aaron burr, you got to be kidding. aaron burr was vice-president of the united states under thomss jefferon. he presided over the trials in the senate. he conducted them with due process. it infurerated jefferson and later, when aaron burr was no longer vice-president was tried for treason. aaron burr could have lost his life to thomas jefferson. >> lou: it is a fascinating book and we recommend it highly. i think it is a fascinating book and it is a delight to think that it is the inception of the republic thatty we have been request squa lid in your government. conservative have been fighting big government and is hasn't worked. is it a time to change our strategy and approach. how do we get smaller government. >> they called it common sense and liberty and patriotism. low lou everything i agree with i call common sense. >> even though technology has changed our population has bombed. many issues we face today are very, very similar and closely faced since revolution. i told the sto

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i'm joined by gideon rachman of the financial times and pauline bock of the new statesman.done a very good campaign, and to be fair it's not like he's done so well rather than the others have done quite terribly. he defeated marine le pen, was seen as his biggest opponent during the campaign. this socialists are in total disarray, they were the ones in a parliamentary election can't happen. it can apparently, and it does. the others are not doing so well either, on the left as well. is that because the left are split between melenchon on the other side. it probably is. melenchon was the hard left candidate and they never reached an accord, they tried several times but it didn't work. if you add up both their percentages you could have... could have had one in the second round. could have. the financial times likes macron, did you regret we don't have one here? it was pretty remarkable for the whole british self—image. we've seen france as in terrible political disarray and britain pretty solid and centrist for a number of years and now it has flipped. they have a kind of bl

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is taken from us for 40 years and somebody else had this thousands for 40 year and when i wrote the bock i thought you know that -- that person was a principle villain but i realized if i don't include 40 years of the history of that house and this book then i've done the same thing that's done in syria whatever pour is exchanged that we totally negate and pretends that nothing else had ever come before and i think moving forward no matter what happens in the the after there we can't keep excluding parts that we don't like. there will have to be a sort of all parts have to be includessed. >> okay. so i -- i would urge you to buy each of these books they're quite aluminating and very good. [applause] and they'll be on sale at signing area one. but now let's open it up to some questions. do we have a mic? we have some hands up. here's a gentleman right here. question for elliot. you mentioned earlier in discussion that -- you're proud of fighting in iraq and afghanistan. i'm curious why. >> i am -- i am proud o .. ing about war is this brings out o the best and the absolute worst in people

. >>> and one minute a peaceful evening and quiet neighborhood and the next a bock truck plows into aouse. >> now, fox 29 news at 10:00. >> breaking news out of kensington right now investigators say a 26-year-old woman was shot one time in the leg. this happened about an hour ago in the 2800 block of north lee street. the woman was taken to temple university hospital. she is in stable condition right now. philadelphia police have the gun but right now they have no arrests. >>> now to that truck crashing into someone's home earlier tonight. tonight we are learning that there are injuries as well. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. >>> what caused this nasty crash that left a gaping hole in a montgomery county home? well, for the developing details let's get out to fox 29's dave kinchen joining us now from the scene in lower providence township. dave? >> reporter: well, iain n investigation is underway at this hour. but without a doubt a scary situation for neighbors and for the driver. >> hit like a boom. >> reporter: loud crash that caused this truck to violently

a bock of 101 touch strips, for example, run about 140 bucks. >> it's very emotional.ause, you know, we need our supplies in order to maintain a quality of life. you have to test yourself. >> reporter: well, police say the license plate on that chevy has a reading of conserve wildlife resources, and is yellow with the picture of an owl on it although police say they could not make out the actual number. but call investigators if you have any information. iain? >>> happening now, the school reform commission has just given it's approval to new contract for philadelphia's public school teachers. the deal comes after a four-year stalemate that had teacher bailing out of the district because of frozen wages and uncertain future. but the new contract comes with plenty of big questions like who is going to pay for the deal? our bruce gordon has more. bruce, first things first, what's in the contract? >> reporter: iain let's go to the chalkboard and tell you about it. first of all, the teachers get pay raises for the first time in a long time. and they get some, some of the b

he said the jim crow and i went and got the bock and i read it like many of us -- i was further enlightened and, of course, became increasingly even more angry. so i thank michelle for being here tonight. i thank suzanne for being here tonight. and also thank you for coming so that you can learn more about women and mass incarceration. this today would be the 92nd anniversary of the birth malcolm x and i think we ought to salute his memory with a round of applause. [applause] [applause] >> >> i haded pleasure of meeting suzanne byrd the other day borns in housing projects of 1950 in los angeles. i was immediately infatuated by her. she's -- intoxicating in terms of what she bringses to passion she brings to her cause. and when heard and raised o.c. about how the death of her son into this, i was immediately impressed. you will hear more from her this evening. i've already mentioned michelle alexander civil rights lawyer advocate legal scholar and best selling author. and i should also tell you that -- later after the discussion, the book of becoming will be on sale be downstairs in our book

finally got permission to go after the south pacific as a field rep and against every rule of the bocknd anyone in the military know this he flew 50 combat missions as a civilian. which if he had gotten shot down not that the japanese cared they killed everyone, anybody. but they would have -- what they would have done to him he's a civilian you can't legally fly, can't legally take part in combat if you're a civilian but that's what he did he wanted to fight for his country 50 missions shot down one plane for sure. probably two, and did a lot of close air support he also stalled lots of small problems with ten or so different airplanes that improved the performance and survivability of the military. the u.s. military. including teaching guys fuel management techniques so that they could fly longer which is how the army air shot down admie beyond range of any u.s. aircraft, and linked burg taught them to stretch to get to him and shoot him down. coining that was one of the things that surprised me the most because i didn't know that. i knew about america first movement but not combat a

elements of obamacare including that you can keep kids on the plan until age 26 and pre-existing coverage bock blocked by insurance companies they haven't worked out the specifics of that but there's republican sen tors on the hill that are supportive of repealing and then replacing at a later point and then on politics we saw the president tweet yesterday about morning joe host get a lot of attention i asked kellyanne conway if that hurts the president in terms of his legislative agenda on capitol hill she said that doesn't matter it doesn't matter what the president says on the tweets because the media would have been covering russia anyway so doesn't change the media lenses here and then we saw the president with a new tweet about morning josing that he actually watched the program this morning and he doesn't like what he sees effectively. so this is a lot going on at the white house here. >> so many things don't seem to get the attention of wall street but this trade issue does. what's the next step in terms of getting a sense as to they haven't reported where most of the cabinets say don'

that happened in that area and one is it's been fairly technocratic and there's been a hunch for bockeso catch the corrupt actors or particular strategies that might work. if you think about corruption as this sort of sideline problem, infection on another otherwise healthy body politic then that kind of approach makes sense. it's like we have this discreet problem in one area and we can fight it by a few laws here and a few more prosecutions here. what sarah is suggesting that we should think about corruption in a fundamentally different way and not by looking at number of violations of bank secrecy laws. numbers of prosecutions on particular kind of bribery statute, but rather when those in power use that power to private ends as opposed to public ends and that changes the way we look at things and i what kind of behaviors are happening and it's corrupt and if they're not. we start by asking are those using public power by selfish ends or not. then you look at power. one of the important things sarah does in this report is not say we look first at elected officials because to assume t

. >> when i read the bock the first time and finished it and put it down i thought oh he's writing inhe times or he's picking these speeches -- because they might be to the current time. >> yes. >> and while i've hard you say before historians basically -- don't really have a role in talking about current politics but he's talking about current politics at speeches. >> but before it came on the scene these are none of these speeches was written by -- by -- >> i went become and read them a second time thinking what's the sense? what's the paragraph point he's trying to make here? that might be taken to heart by people who were in politics right now? so i went become to read it a second time and each time o i was looking in the what's one point he's trying to make here that maybe taken to heart by somebody who i don't know, might be elected president who knows? so -- let me pick out a few of them i won't do each one but i think 12 out of 15 i pound pertinent example one first speech in the book from 1989, you quos margaret of maine who had the guts to rebuke joe mccarthy. shex i don't i

he was bocked on chargesover sexual assault.lice are asking any additional victims to please come forward. >>> the plan to decree kuwait flex lanes on highway 78 is one step closer to moving forward. according to the news the santa clara valley and santa city leads are have -- santa fe city leaders, will focus on traffic congestion between highways 58 and 101, that had traffic jams there. the study expect today be complete by the end of the year. the state senate voted to it would replace government funded health care for everyone in state. it would cost about $400 million a year, and it could lead to huge tax hikes the bill now heads to state assembly. >> a new poll shows a lot of support for single payer health care system here in california if the plan doesn't require new taxes. >> the public policy institute of california found 65% of people support the idea but that number dropped to 42% if the taxes are require today pay for it. >> the time is now 7:39. second hand smoke can cause problems but researchers are looking at wh

. >> welcome bock to "power lunch.ase about is an excerpt from our interview with paul ryan because we talked about the russia probe and everything else going on around the trump administration if that's going to be a hindrance to getting things like tax reform done, and re-reminded our audience that it's different parts of congress doing each, listen >> the intelligence committee isn't writing tax committee. the ways and means writes tax reform the ways and means is not involved in this investigation they are busy working on tax reform so intelligence community is going to go their investigation and the special counsel is doing his investigation. the senate intelligence committee is doing theirs. meanwhile, the ways and means committee, the finance committee and the house and the senate they are doing tax reform. just like the commerce committee is working on energy reform, just like thejudiciary committee is working on immigration reform i'm really not worried about these things that the media gets sucked into the vo

next weekend it's kicks bocking we have pilates, bar, yoga, pyou life.. our website lists all the classes and descriptioning for them. we like to keep it fun. we're not going to try and kill you out here. we want you to have good time get a good work out in and head inside for drink. >> these classes i believe they're rain or shine because you have some cover over here. >> absolutely. we can either be out here in the sun or right under the cover we've got stairs. we use the space how we can. >> have drink, stay for brunch. this is my kind of sunday, mike. thank you. >> absolute. thank you. >> keep working over there. we want to see this. we want to see your sweat. we want to see your sweat. 10:00 o'clock that's when the class starts. >> jenny joyce not instruct. you keep sipping and let them keep working. you got it right. >> we check in outside with glenn from fat jack's because grilling is the thing that men want to do. the father's day get them grill. let's check in back with sean and see how that chicke with the doctor pepper might taste now. >> laur

tornado watch bock right here. that's cindy.ht. 40 miles per hour winds really the story is not winds it's the rain up to a foot of rain forecast for parts of the south here over the next 12 hours and then the remnants here will kind of get picked up and and push across our region friday and saturday, and unfortunately, it looks like we'll be in for a couple rounds of wet weather here starting late tonight and early tomorrow. there's cindy the track is forecast to tacket just south of us over the next it will be falling apart it will just be the remnants tropical moisture will team up with a cold front which will slide through the region early saturday morning and our best chance for rain. late friday night, early saturday morning. we'll have a couple rounds ahead of it. no rain today. we're in good shape going to the play ground make sure you bring plenty of water. taking the dog for a walk that kind of thing. rain shower activity tomorrow morning some of this could be locally heff 52. i think we'll get around of rain tomorrow.

sentenced to life in prison after telling detectives he helped his uncle rape and kill theresa hall bockummer and app a peels court now dassey should be freed unless the state wants to retryy so more to come on that. >>> teens aren't having as much sex. at least according health officials. researchers believe that hiv is one of the main reasons teens think twice before having sex these days. this age group also appears to be more aware of the life long consequences of pregnancy. >>> and finally, let's take you out to the freeze done it again. the at land braves masked racer claimed another victim last night. the braves fan was racing the freeze but embarrassed himself when he tripped look at this, oh, and took a tumble in slow-mo there. the freeze just blue by him. the freeze is not remorseful for his ax. he openly bragged about his feet on twitter. i guess that guy got little nervous. he was in the lead. >> hold up. >> hold on. >> what, wis. >> hold the presses. >> this same thing happened last week. um-hmm. >> or two weeks ago. >> that guy didn't trip. that guy start the celebrating to

accident wb 80 at pinole valley rd bocking two lanes. ( darya ) our top story this morning...the men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland is transferred overnight to alameda ( mark ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live outside the santa rita jail this morning with the latest developments. lydia. ( lydia )one of the men arrested, derick almena was transferred here to the alameda county jail last night. (take vo)both almena and max harris could face up to 39- years in prison if convicted. almena lived in and operated the wherehouse and max harris lived in the wherehouse and is accused of helping plan the party where the fire broke out. almena was arrested in lake county before being transferred to alameda county and harris was arrested in los angeles county. both arrests happened early monday morning. both men face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter

syrup on the ice cream >> it seems like, marty, this is just the latest once we open this pandora's bockhe general manager paul wiedefeld came on board he may not have expected this many problems to be there to have to be serviced and fi fixed. i guess the question is what's next? what possible system out there. you've covered metro for a long time. that will be the next step when it comes to delays or service problems or preventative maintenance down the road? >> reporter: that's right. wiedefeld himself has admitted did he not know the scale or ooh nor p.m. the problems when he first got here and metro has been learning more more than as it's been tearing up the system. that's why after safetrack ended there would be surge like project that is would take ten commuting days each on small pieces of the system in the fall, in the winter and late neck spring. really remains to be seen that's why metro is trying to get the message out to riders that even though safetrack ended, there's going to be lot of work ahead. just give you anxa about. if this test works, and metro won't know if water

video posted to the face bock shows 32 year old michael tate reid yelling quote, freedom, before the> back home, just as safetrack ended metro announces more weekend station and service shut downs because of waterproofing is insulator and smoke incidents. starting monday, july 10 through august1111th red line trains will single track between friendship heights and medical center starting at 9:00 p.m. keep updated on those delays. >>> how about this? united airlines selling ticks for $59 right now. the deal applies to flights between august 22nd through december 16th and they're available until today. cover flights leaving from chicago, denver, houston, la and san francisco. newark and of course here in d.c. but there is a catch. seating will be determine right before boarding and you can only bring one carry on and it must fit under the seat in front of you great if you're planning to travel light and finally, senator cruz have twin the picture of him in and chicago cubs owner tom ricks is freaking people out on the internet. tack look at that. the two look so similar. ricketts says

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