but i just don't know that there is that kind of bock yet about all of this that has been written. let's hear from views and vincent calling from irvine, california you're onbook tv with mitch kaplan. >>hi there i used to love krrk span but seems to me that c-span is reallye drifted far to o the left. i mean guest is, obviously, a man of the left. but even programming very -- programs coming from the right on c-span they just seem like -- every gueste now on c xan is person of the left and it is very disappointing is really, really love c-span because of the even handedness i have to tell you i don't see it. i appreciate that tell us what you'rere reading. >> new book called american -- aboutn u.s. grant and his life, very, very god. >> is that robert mary's new book -- american -- i know there's been a couple of grant books. >> i knew you were beginning to ask me i can't remember who author is. but it's called american about u.s. grant and it basically take you through his whole life. growing u up in ohio. >> thank you for your comments and thank you for sharing that book with us.

or we might let him go bock back to santa clara. >> it was a second court amaze for randall saito assigned a public defender two weeks ago. the 59-year-old suspected killer slipped in which from a hawaii mental hospital flew to san jose and kaugt in stockton spotted by a cab drierp driver. he he decided to fight extradition back to hawaii and will undergo an identity hearing. >> once the judge determines he is in fact who the hawaii authorities are looking for he'll be shipped back. >> his extradition is automatic once the identity hearing is held. >> yes. >> >> reporter: now sa ochlt ito is being held without bail. blal for mcclue set at $50,000. both returning to court on the same day, december 5th .. live in stockton, robert hand an nbc bay area news. >> thank you robert. >>> yesterday the second palo alto inmate john bivins was arntsed in san leandro. u.s. marshals capped out at the fair month inn where he was stay taiing. he was taken into custody and expected to appear in court some time this week. >>> a popular spa chain is under fire for accusations of sexual misconduct and mishand

after rei discovering it in his own jewelry bock he reach out to us in an effort to fine the rightfulwner. >> i figured whoever the lady or woman was that it was something sentimental. >> we took the ring to the experts at max weiner on jewelers row and asked alicia alberto demore to take look. our goal to figure out unique attributes that would allow the owner and not just any other con artist to identify the band. >> so i'm just trying to be able to read the hallmark. >> that's the word on logo stamped inside the band bite never are. in this ring one word. >> which is crazy. >> what should the owner know about this ring nobody else would know. >> what it's hall marked and the finger size. nobody else would know what the finger size is. that's big thing. >> we won't tell you the ring size nor will we row veal the total carat weight that's also stamped inside the band. patrick gore says he just wants to get the word out. someone is very special momento is waiting to be reunited with its owner. >> maybe somebody will hear and they can tell -- remember you were talking about that ring y

he wrote a bock and sat down with news4 darren to explain how he over came pain and grieve to honor hisers. >> when i woke up a couple of minutes later about 20 feet away was my foot basically bleeding every where. and life changed. >> retired captain will plainty tell you that talking about august 8, 2012 is hard. it was months into his second tour in afghanistan, this time he was in charge of a protective detail for an army colonel. >> i put all of them together, walking backwards, yelled at him, screamed at him, hit him and realized he had a suicide vest on. i threw him as far away from him as i could as quickly as possible. that's the only thing i could do to protect my teammates. >> reporter: in his new book 8 seconds of courage, he says that in heartbreaking detail. four men he grew to respect and love died when that suicide vest detonated. >> when we realized we could tell the stories of those incredible individuals and all others service members that idea opportunity. >> reporter: in the book he recounts wanting to be a soldier since a child, and the 9/11 would be his final call

[applause] thank you eduardo thank you all from the mike book fair i've been here for every bock and it is always a great pleasure to be in this city. one reason it is great to be in miami is like other city of this world it is now become a mix of very creative people with a tolerance for all sorts of people and that was what made leonardo da vinci so creative. i've written about a lot of smart people and at a certain point it occurs to me that smart people are a dime a dozen. they don't usually amount to much. right? it takes being innovative imaginative and creative and one recipe for that is being able to stand at the intersection of arts and sciences to love both the humanities and engineering. i remember watching steve jobs gives us product presentation. he would always end with that street sign of the liberal arts meeting technology. and say that's where creativity lies. and i thought yeah that's what ben franklin did, even einstein would pull out his violin and play mozart when he was having trouble with his equation saying that music had and art help connect him to the spirit

all interesting even though i've heard so many of them before i think that's a real testament to the bock and your talent in writing it. my question is, a lot of books about ali king of the world houser, biography, obviously, and even recently blood brother these are all written by white men and now jonathon ike has a new biography and what does it say about most intense or o most well known books about him are -- all written by white men why aren't people from the black comupght writing books about him? >> you know, i don't really know and i can't speak for why somebody isn't writing a book but collection on ali is superb. there are a couple of others written by african-american writers that are wonderful too. i don't know why but i think ali was somebody who appealed to a lot of people and appealed to a lot of sports writers backs in the tile he was bight at the time, at that time, you've had very few african-american sports writers covering boxing for daily price that might have been a factor so if you look at who is in the press pit who was covering the fightses and manila all all whi

after rediscovering it in his jewelry bock he reach out to us in an effort to fine the rightful owner>> i figured whoever the lady or woman was that it was something& sentimental. >> reporter: we took the ring to the experts at max weiner on jewelers row and asked alicia alberto demore to take look. our goal to figure out unique attributes that would allow the owner and not just any old con artist to identify the band. >> so i'm just trying to be able to read the hallmark. >> reporter: that's the word or logo stamped inside the band by the manufacturer. on this ring, one word. >> which is crazy. >> reporter: what should the owner know about this ring that somebody else would know. >> the hallmark and finger size. >> we won't tell you the ring size nor will we reveal the total carat weight that's also stamped inside the band. patrick gore says he just wants to get the word out. someone is very special momento is waiting to be reunited with its owner. >> maybe somebody will hear and they can tell -- remember you were talking about that ring you lost to me. maybe she'll tell that person

and so when i say you need witnesses to the trial, you got a pizza bock. a piece of pizza with the dna that's your witness. >> i mean there's just -- there's going to be so many things when this trial comes up in september 2018 and so many different ways this could go. so much i think we don't know we'll find out. rosco howard talks about how the prosecution doesn't have to reveal all their cards they probably haven't. and then -- >> bernie grim makes good points, too. i can see how he's a really great defense attorney. if i get in trouble i might want him on my side. >> you would. he's one of the best. >> so what was also really revealing was you actually went to court this week. >> we did. >> and so darrin wept is on his fourth attorney. >> fourth attorney which isn't all that surprising on the public defender side. arthur aggo was representing him he's assigned to judy pipe. that was fairly routine. th but the other interesting part that was strange from our point of view is the podcast did come up and the prosecution was discussing at one point in jo j

[inaudible conversations] john next from the 15th annual wisconsin bock festival in madison. he recalls his time in the army as combat physician in iraq. good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. my maim is kechi hample ton cure ray tosser history at the wisconsin veteran museum in madison. thank you for joinings us today. as this wisconsin book festival event features author john and hiss new book crossing. i would like to thank the madison public library madison public library foundation and all of our responseses for helping make this incredible celebration possible. before we begin, please take a moment to silence our mobile devices not to interrupt the presentation this afternoon. as you attend book festival events spread the word about wonderful opportunities with otherses by sharing your experience using the hashtag wi book fest in your social media post. also following this afternoon's talk mr. will be signing copies of his book copies are available for purchase at the vend or tables just outside thed a auditorium he received his medical degree from mayor medical school in

. >> there's a fascinating character in the bock who is you're really familiar to fans of nelson demille. he is a best selling author -- [laughter] who is doing research on cuba. based on anybody we know? >> for some reason which i can't -- why i put myself in the book i have no idea. [laughter] it just seemed you know, whether -- we know the same that we see the great woman marries rich i give her a shoutout and i thought for sure she would take this out me putting myself into the book, and she thought it was funny and i said maybe i should take it out -- only reason i did it was because the part of the book has to do with the group that went with. and i put them in the book as kind of a way for mac and you know this wol that he's with to get into cuba kind of undercover because he's a group tour. and made u fun because i was talking about deal requesting tuition from my son you know, and i made -- merciful some of the things and to make fun of myself a little bit too. and got to even it out. >> on topic of humor, and having fun, the first novel i did when i sent it to o my agent she se

go to our face bock page fox5 d.c. she had fantastic thanksgiving, too. >> bye cutie pie. >> chilly thrive in washington. still much of the area even with the sun having been up for over an hour well below freezing a lot of 20's out there early take a jacket you'll want it here early. the good news, it will be pleasant afternoon. daytime highs will be in the low to mid 50s. bright sunshine and we are going to keep it rain and storm free. no big nor'easters to contend with here for the foreseeable future. there's your satellite/radar. nice and clear and quiet. again we'll be quite this afternoon. as i mentioned an hour ago if you see a cloud tweet me. send me that wick cher. >> one cloud. >> tucker fox5. >> you don't believe neil they'll see one cloud. >> there will be a few. far and in between. can i show the seven day real quick. >> were you cut off. >> i got cut off. >> there you go. >> there it is. i just wanted to mention a shower tomorrow on cooler on sunday a lot of people are traveling this weekend quite this we

a check actually came to her mail bock and she has no idea why or how this happened. so that's another aspect of this whole fraudulent claim process and fema says if you get a check in the mail, which apparently is happening quite a bit, also, to also call fema. do not cash that check. >>> sonoma county supervisors just set deadlines for homeowners to decide how they want to clean up damaged properties. now so tar about 1,400 people have signed the right of entry forms to let fema clean up their property, but another 6,000 homeowners have not made up their minds. today supervisors set a deadline of november 13th for choosing the fema option and november 22nd for doing the debris removal on your own. >> unless i know what the cost is to do my property, remove the trees, get rid of the foundation, i can't compare whether to do it myself or allow fema to do it. so i think there's a lack of information on what my actual costs are going to be to do it through fema because they want reimbursed through my demolition policy with my insurance. >> i can tell you that there is a

a gas station manager says hawaii escapee randall saito was bocked in by san joaquin county sheriff's deputies and easily taken into custody, his long run from the law ending in the back seat of the taxicab he hired as a get-away car. >> they all swarmed in from both sides of the driveway, from the back. it was a real quiet arrest. >> reporter: saito, who has a brother in stockton, had been spotted in the area tuesday. a yellow cab drive became suspicious that he was -- driver became suspicious that he was the escapee when he asked to be picked up at a motel and taken to a wal-mart. the big break came when he booked another fare this morning all the way to reno. >> we had a very alert taxi driver that gave us a tip that he believed he had the escapeee in his vehicle. >> reporter: the taxi manager told kpix5 when the driver pulled in for gas on waterloo road near moye 99, deputies in the back sprung the tram. >> he said when he got surrounded by the police, the only thing the guy in the back said was, " they got me ." >> reporter: he was confined after a 1979 honolulu murder that he pl

. : all right we have a special guest with betsy is the author of a bock on elizabeth katy stanton.who was a nasty woman. >> aren't we all -- and i teach women sister here at politics and pros i hope you'll come learn more and be a guest at one of my classes. sufficient ram passes because by 1919, women were voting in enough states a control enough electoral college votes that the congress was going to switch rather than have women vote them out of office. but there are all of these complexities. i can't wait to read your book congratulations and thank you i'm interested in the money. because these were sort of emily list of that era i know she was constantly filling alice paul carpet bag with cash and come back on train with it and i know mrs. cat had had the questly magazine money a $3 million ire hairnght so were you able to track -- actual funds did the traditional women get more did the radical women get more? were with all of the these women about whom you were written donors as well as supporters? that's an interesting question thank you so much. i think most of them were don

what he was going to do he had a flossty and entire time he cool across opponents that never read his bock or plan and he laid it all out they were surprised and every time they would do something according to the jeb bush playbook or normal political playbook like it was completely crazy, he would come out ahead you have a lot of these campaign managers for -- or for campaign and never went anywhere like bobby saying man if he did this if this campaign isn't ruined after he said x or y then nothing matters anymore. there's no more rules turned out there were rules that donald trump remade them. and people were too air imapt to figure it out so i thought -- this guy who is dismissed, attacked criticized, obviously there's something here because didn't have any special skills and acting or singing he wanted to be most famous fern in the world one of the most powerful and he achieved it got to be something to learn. whonch is donald trump? >> donald trump is president of the united states what do you say to the miller thyme magazine he said at the end of the interview in the white house at t

this is someone whose whole political career was born on the bocks of birtherism. a lie. a racist lay. >> a racist lie about the birthplace of his pred cessor barack obama. he, of course, very grudgingly had to disavow that during the later stages of the campaign, although he then claimed hillary clinton was responsible for starting that rumor. and here he is in the office with the gravity of the oval office behind him. the gravity of the white house behind him and still perpetrating in this, including these tweets this morning with these -- retweeting from an islam phobic website, tweets so inflammatory they were denounced by theresa may and endorsed by david duke. >> good lord. when we come back, we're just hitting pause, we have so much more on both these fronts. as jonathan just said, the president shared inflammatory anti-muslim videos on twitter, inviting those rebuks from across the political spect rum and praise from kkk grand wizard david duke. where are we? bill kristol is going to answer that question. the former director of national intelligence warned after t

[inaudible conversations] john next from the 15th annual wisconsin bock festival in madison. he recalls his time in the army as combat physician i

we've got the bocked ready to go the kohl's are nice and hot. crossed and two and a half hours we'll be ready to eat. >> we'll be ready to today is obviously thanksgiving happy thanksgiving everybody. you are taking the time out to provide meals to first responders wounded warriors. tell us about what you're doing. >> actually as you can see here to our left the redskins are dropping off tables for us so we can help have kind of a little banquet set up for the first responders p that's wonderful as well as a couple wounded warriors coming out did. >> that's awesome. in addition to the exciting game, you are helping with a great cause and i have to ask you all, okay, so your families obviously let you come out here at any time gate. are they all right with this to be out of the house. >> the wife realized that on our wedding invitation when it said tailgate ted she knew what she was getting 92. mine is okay. these guys i'm not sure how their wives are. >> we're good for awhile. >> i'm sorry. >> there's his public apology. >> let's talk about the

the movie was a bock office hit and grossed more than $819 million internationally.rs did take away his office at the studio and is making moves to cut ties with him. but his production company's deal would still have a deal with the entertainment companies through 218 gadot says she's taking a powerful stance and she will not do the sequel if the accused predator is working on the project too. earlier this month, gadot posted on instagram bullying and sexual harassment is unacceptable. i stand by all the courageous women confronting their fears and speaking out together we stand. we are all united in this time of change. >>> meanwhile a lot of people are sounding off on the topic online as well. as we scroll tweets, this is how you wield power using your vo voice, your influence and your wallet. a lot of the comments the sequel was set for release in december 2019. patti jenkins directed the first movie she's gone board to do the sequel. good lot dot will reprise her role in justice league premiering this friday. gal gadot taking such such a strong stance on this sh

. >> all the cardboard under here that's all this cardboard obviously will become the bocks i want tot to you the last hour. these are robots moving these tall pallets around and that's basically amanda getting -- getting the items to the associates who then box them, is that right? >> yeah. we have amazon robotics more than 25 buildings worldwide including this one here in baltimore and these robotics over to our -- our associates and these air go gop mick stations and pick the order and over to the command to get packed and shipped out for delivery. amazing to watch this, guys. we talk about it last hour. amanda, what is the number one cyber deal that amazon is offering today? >> well, we've got thousands of deals available on amazo amazon.com/cyber monday and available on your amazon mobile app this black friday has been a record for us already. and one of the top items was the ma'am son echo dot. the hands free voice control powered by alexa device. i use it every single day and love it it's $20 off today available for 29.99. >> all right. amanda, thank you. alexa is taking over t

his attorney tried to discredit one woman's story by suggesting the roy moore signature in her year bocke district. the turkey bowl featuring woodson versus ballou high schools but 18 players will not get a chance to play because of a brawl in another game last week. the football players have been banned from playing after an on field fight at a game at eastern high school. nine students from eastern are also being disciplined but they didn't make the turkey bowl so they're one game suspension will be next season. the suspended woodson players will will have chance to file an appeal in order to play. >>> finally, a public binge watching. you may have done it yourself but don't admit to it. likely others have done it as well. it's now becoming a bit the norm they say. new survey from netflix shows about two-thirds of customers are streaming their favorite shows outside the comforts of their home. the streaming outside of their home takes place on airplanes, 27% watch while standing in line, and 12% confess to watching in public bathroom stalls. back to you. >> no. >> nothing that good whe

the bock has really good stories, andrew dice clay i met michael jackson.what's in the bag. >> another trick. ooh bought this spike i wanted to put this spike in the bag there and we'll do a little gambling game. i got a few seconds here. i'm going to follow this like this. and i'm going to actually have you swim those bags around. >> switch it around while my back is turned. i'm not going to watch there. >> okay. >> you go the that switched around buddy. >> we're good. >> good, good, good. here we go. i'm going to actually -- i don't know which bag the spike is in because my back was turn. i'm going need your hasn't. we're going to see if i can figure out which one the spike is not in. let's try this one here. you're not nervous about this. >> i'm not nervous about this. >> you trust me. >> i trust you. >> my first time doing this. >> i don't know if i trust you any more now. >> you don't trust me any more. you knew that was going to happen. no spike in that one. >> you a little nervous now. >> now i'm super nervous. >> he's nervous now. you're sweating li

very cool and very cool use of face bock fan of the day.e words of kevin we know it will be awesome. >> yes, we do. tuck, good morning. >> great picture, isn't it? >> it is great. >> love it. 46 now in washington. we bounced 2 degrees. we're going to be near 60 later today. the only let's see, issue with today the winds will pick up out of the west and it will be breezy day maybe gusting at times close to 30. you can see clearing out quickly after a couple of showers overnight. cold front coming through as we speak. 60 later today then the cool air gets in here tonight back into the 30s in the city. might even be some 20s north and west by tomorrow morning cooler day tomorrow. rain chances this weekend i think it's late saturday early best chance for some showers. all right, erin not weekend wash out. >> that's good news. >> i got a friend coming in town from florida. got to show him around. right now, as we take look at 7:57, orange, blue silver line no longer single tracking a fee few delays that both directions. earlier train malfunction

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to send us your child's picture go to our face bock page.e it's going to be chilly. this is your freeze warning for tomorrow morning. again, we are concerned that temperatures for just about -- well, i can pretty much guarantee for everybody will be below freezing later tonight early tomorrow morning, and what we're concerned about we could be lookin cold. potential is there that if we can get to 26 degrees at reagan national that would be our coldest temperature ever for the date. we're forecasting 27. it's going to be -- >> what do you mean ever for the date. >> ever if in our recorded history. >> really. >> yeah. >> it's going to be seasonably cold tonight. 44 in washington. look at the cold north and west. 21 in binghamton. 19 chicago. 25 columbus. 26 pittsburgh. and lake effect snows. amazing how quickly we change seasons, right. >> we were just humming right through fall and all of a sudden winter appeared. >> goodness. >> winter will come in the form of windy conditions and conditions. up side we have plenty of sunshine today but ther

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users can fill out a form and then send that themselves using messenger face bock says it will use imagech it and if they get any matches, then they can see if it actually was used somewhere else. >> i can understand how controversial it is for to you post your own pictures what's the privacy issue there. >> i think the intentions are good but it opens a lot of on the doors potentially. okay. >> well it's happening overseas right now. we'll see. america's coffee industry getting a bit crowded consumers thirsty forecast feign have prompt add surge in java shops there are now over 30,000 coffee shops across the united states that's up 16% from just five years ago. now, industry experts say the boom is hurting small business openers because traffic to small coffee chains and independent shops is declining. in favor of cheaper prices at coffee chain l >> uber has new deal with nasa to help develop traffic systems for the flying car project. uber rocket some day maybe. the company says it's aiming to start testing on the uber air service by the year 2020. uber wants to create an on demand int

i'd like to change subjects in the minute i have year to talk about bock technology. it's a little off the wall but i'm going to be concerned we have another bubble that is some four our five times the size of the dot com bubble in the ninths. and bit come is bigger than all the s and p corporations in america. assuming that this continues, and talking about that bubble, in the size and the growth of the use of these crypto currencies, if that continues to grow, to what extent will that affect your ability to effect results from your typical monetary policy options that you typically have as a central bank? >> you know, in the long, long run, things crypto krcurrencies could matter. they don't meter today. there isn't anywhere close to volume. >> that was the problem with the dot com bubble too, so few entity and so much money interested in chasing, that's what's happening in the bitcoin area. but the growth of that area was much much faster than anybody thought at that time too in the late 90s. >> yes, no question evaluations have gone up quite a lot in the last year