brill? >> guest: well, i in the middle. you know, my background and the background of everyone else involved will be completely transparent on-line, you will know exactly who we are, what we are. i have the good fortune or the bad fortune in the journalism work that i have done, i have been criticized by unions on the left and by drug and pharmaceutical companies on the right, so you know i think i can say i am in the middle, but that is really not the point. this is probably the one conversation where c-span count need the republican line and and the democratic line. this is simply about basic common sense and truth. the cite the sites that are going to get read are blatantly deceptive, that the judgments we are making are going to be far less disputed and controversial than you might think. and yet, it is a major problem. people again, don't know, that rt is, you know, vladimir putin's propaganda arm. >> host: i wonder how you beal the criticism you have received over this venture, the med

brill?st: i am in the middle. the background of myself and everyone involved will be completely transparent so you understand who we are. i have the good fortune or the bad fortune in the journalism work i have done -- i have been criticized by unions on the left and by drug and from a single companies on the right. i think i can say i am in the middle, but that is really not the point. this is probably the one conversation where c-span doesn't need the republican line and the democratic line. simply basic common sense and truth. the sites that are going to get the red are so blatantly propagandistic or blatantly deceptive, the judgments we are making are going to be far less disputed and controversy of then -- controversy oh then you might think. yet it is a major problem. people, again, do not know that rt is vladimir putin's propaganda arm. host: i wonder how you feel about the criticism you have received over this venture. whosedia research center, tagline is exposing and combating liber

that's even brill yamt or the bust. the niners used the ninth pick on mammoth notre dame offensive tackle mike mcglinchy. 6'9", 310. the plan will be for him to compete right away. >> the more we watched him, the more we liked him. at a premium position particularly when you've just invested in a quarterback, more important than that, just an important position in football. you couple that with take the position who are the players that excite you most, this was a guy. rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being whe it is, super

that's even brill yamt o bust. the niners used the ninth pick on mammoth notre dame offensive tackle mike mcglinchy. 6'9", 310. the plan will be for him to compete right away. >> the more we watched him, the more we liked him. at a premium position particularly when you've just invested in a quarterback, more important than that, just an important position in football. you couple that with take the position who are the players that excite you most, this was a guy. >> the raiders traded back from ten to 15 in round one. they also go with a huge offensive tackle. colton miller in ucla. 6'8", 309. his job was probing josh rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being where it is, super

"washington morning, thursday steven brill discusses journalism and fake news. conservative radio and tv show host talks about journalism today and trust in the news media. be sure to watch live at 7:00 eastern on thursday morning. during the discussion. at discussion. secretaryursday, army mark esper on force readiness. trump is in west virginia for a roundtable on tax policy. 6:00, former mexican president and british lawmaker and member of the european parliament debate nationalism and globalism. c-span2, a discussion on a thomas weapons and international law. a discussion on the trump administration's foreign-policy priorities. wednesday, facebook announced that cambridge analytica harvested data of up to 87 million users. thursday, a discussion with fcc commissioner on facebook's data and privacy practices following the cambridge out in america -- cambridge analytica announcement. next week, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg testifies before the house energy and commerce committee about how his company uses and protects future data. we will have live coverage of

i think steve brill, who i have known for a very long time, said west a few minutes earlier on the show. for bait him, the script. sinclair was not only talking about fox, msnbc, cnn, they were also talking about. themselves if you see we are doing this in and take issues with us, call us. they were to restore integrity in journalism. when you see fake news, everybody is impacted by the loss of credibility. don't think just because it is sinclair broadcast group that we get a pass. we want to say to people, we are not in the business of fake news. we believe and journalistic integrity. we believe in standards, honesty and fairness, and we feel we should not be biased. this is one thing cigar decided to do, he decided to do market research if there were to use this particular message on national tv, and how would you respond. over 70% of people who watch that said they would watch our news and trust our news. isis not about some car, it about the integrity of the entire industry. host: to california. steve, are you with us? you are on with armstrong williams. this short, i am listening a

that's even brill yamt or the bust.ers used the ninth pick on mammoth notre dame offensive tackle mike mcglinchy. 6'9", 310. the plan will be for him to compete right away. >> the more we watched him, the more we liked him. at a premium position particularly when you've just invested in a quarterback, more important than that, just an important position in football. you couple that with take the position who are the players that excite you most, this was a guy. rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being whe it is, super excited to work under him and i'm read to come in day one and make a name for myself. >> the raiders used the third round trade they got, flipping to pittsburgh for martavis bryant. unhappy withhe steelers. a couple of substance abuse violations. if he's happy, could stay on the field. could be dangerous, but a gambling. >> colton, 6'8", 309?

coming up this morning, steven brill discusses journalism and fake news and armstrong williams talks about jourmism today and trusting the news media. live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> live thursday, army secretary mark esper on force readiness. president trump is in west virginia for a roundtable on tax policy. at 6:00 p.m., former mexican president and british lawmaker debate nationalism and globalism. on c-span 2 at 10:00 a.m., a discussion on autonomous weapons and international law. at p.m., a discussion on the trump administration's foreign-policy priorities. laurie kudlow's book to reporters on the second day on the job as white house national economic director. he addressed up market losses, talked briefly about trade relations with china, and the potential for what in the media and government have called an impending trade war. larry: i think we're going to ee some very positive -- inaudible] inaudible] this is a long plane ride. don't hold me to this. there is a good possibility. [inaudible]

the coffee's brilliant, the foot is brill but it's not about that. it's about here. it's about sitting in this room as woth sides of a community aren't meant to come and sit together it's a shining light, i believe, in one of the most darkest places in the country. >> sreenivasan: explore northern ireland two decades after the troubles with a series of immersive 360 videos. visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: retunow to politics, this weekend the temperature in washington heated up on many fnts: from more talk of a trade war with china, to increasingly harsh words about immigration the president was again on the offensive. is there a tme to the president's words? newshour weekend special correspondent jeff greenfield is here with some perspecve. >> yes, i think you particularly see when it you see the changes in the personnel around the use.e ho one thing trump has been totally consistent about for decad is being ripped, we are being ripped off by foreigners, they archeitherring our lunn every trade deal and they are sending marauding bands of immigrants across o

steven brill, define that term us. fact news. >> guest: well, i our case, what to solve is news that reports to be news that fabricated ors

to be yourself surfing is also attracting more women many of those here were taught by anton at the brill motions boy others of this is mega-fun brilliant on days like this the site of the volcano just leaves me speechless the sea the volcano the fresh air it all makes for a wonderful atmosphere a wonderful cosmos atmosphere. was most. it's mostly young people discovering come to chat because pristine landscapes many of the people here are from paid through pavlos. mon hear the news about the group to pollute it wasn't always like this five years ago there was no one here but then suddenly the right beach culture developed with it which is sort of people saw films and photos showing the beauty of the place she didn't know that she was feeling wishes for them just as most of going to see. nowadays people from pedro pavlos come nearly every weekend whenever the sun shines . so how once i'm told to teach himself. thing. but what about that going back about the magic you know that when anton and his friends first turned up here about two years ago people thought they were crazy because they w

brill, whonk steve i've known for a very long time, said it best earlier on this show. i read verbatim the script. sinclair was not only talking about fox, msnbc, cnn. they said if you see we are doing the same, you take issue with us, our anchors, call us. they want to in store -- restore integrity to journalism. everyone is impacted by the loss of credibility. don't think just because they group weair broadcast get a pass. we want to say we're not in the business of fake news p we believe in journalistic integrity, standards, honesty and fairness, and we believe we should not be biased. we need to say it, people. one of the things sinclair decided to do -- they decided to do market research if they were to use this particular message on national tv, how would you respond. over 70% of the people who watched that before it went on the air said they would watch our news and more decidedly trust our news. so, it is not about sinclair, but the integrity of the entire industry. host: california. steve is an independent. good morning. steve, are you with us? caller: yes, i a

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tweet about his colleges notwithstanding, it is not the same level of magnitude of the discovery that brill had been responsible for this level of sexual assault forcing the company to pay out that level of payment. it was a very, very bad situation for fox, they really had no -- absolutely no ability to keep him along. in this case laura ingraham is just one of many conservatives cho have framed david hogs ong politicaled ed adversary. so my guess is that more advertisers will bail, but fox will still keep her. >> and let's move to the race in wa wisconsin. >> and supreme court justice race in wisconsin, one of the few states that has political people, police races for judicial positions. this is turning into a barn burner race because in the age of trump, everything is a big deem. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized

was a book by a man named francis jennings and not such a great book, but the first paragraph was brill yavent and benjamin franklin was a genius any that's a very rare and lonely thing, and what he spent his life doing was entertaining the people around him, and he would give exhibitions of swimming and he would devise magic squares and arithmetic. >> and everything works out, the same number, and just all of this stuff to keep you all amused and off his back and out of his hand and out of his hair because he's interested in what he's interested in, and you know, i think this made it very hard to be his son. that was a disaster and strained, at best, relationship. >> franklin, washington, lincoln who is a very difficult man to understand. great men are sometimes very complicated men, and on that note, we were talking earlier, you and i about your topic, how do you pick the great sweeping topics for your books? gabe mentioned what would the finders do and my wife told me to write that book. >> you listened to her. >> no, i was. i thought it was a great idea as soon as she said it. she s

coming up thursday morning, news guard co-ceo steven brill discusses journalism and fake news. and conservative radio and tv talkshow host armstrong williams talks about journalism today and trust in the news media. be sure to watch live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> live thursday on the c-span network at 10:00 a.m. on c-span, army secretary mark esper on readiness. president trump was in west virginia for a roundtable on tax policy. at 6:00 p.m., former mexican president vicente fox and a member of the european parliament debate nationalism and globalism. on c-span2 at 10:00 a.m., a on autonomous weapons and international law. p.m., a discussion on the trump administration's foreign-policy priorities. wednesday, facebook announced cambridge analytic a of up to 87 million users. thursday the discussion with carol mcsweeney on facebook's data and privacy practices following the cambridge analytica allegations. he can see the event live at 3:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg testifies before the house energy and commerce co

but on brill building some big facades do have gaps either by design or poor workmanship.e are shocked by the fire in jihadist date the or a testing regime is and how important it is to ta ke regime is and how important it is to take account how these are used in practise. —— how out—of—date they are. after the tragedy here the government asked a senior engineer to review building regulations and testing. she will report soon. the insurance industry wants one of her findings to be a rethink of the fire test. but there is another demand from injured wrist, architects, and some manufacturers. that anything that could burn is a band from tall buildings. including the material used at grenfell tower and those used at grenfell tower and those used on towers like this where they are already having to be removed. you are watching bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: the home secretary amber rudd has told a parliamentary committee, she only realised in recent months, the full scale of the windrush scandal. the french president, emmanuel macron, has urged the us not to isolate itse

of course that he brill scientists do also.if you're studying adams for example when they have a huge experiment involving at least a thousand scientists when they set up experiment. we absolutely had to see if you get the same answer from each of those. it was built in that verification right. pretty confident with those results. i think there are issues sometimes. i think of the cold fusion story. people are fooled for a long time about whether it was happening and test tube. my expectation is physical science. climate change falls under that umbrella. it has been repeated in like 25 different ways at this point. showing in the record basically. there are some fields that had demanded of themselves there is one question appear in the front. and one there. from an and in a ministry to standpoint it sounds like a potential hurdle. with the volatility. to increase that. and from economic standpoint. and from the funding standpoint. as you're not worried about without saddam. one thing were seen a used to be when i want to the un

brill bratton is on the phone with me. he is an nbc news senior law enforcement and counter-terrorism analyst. let's talk about what you know? have you been able to fleen any information about the suspect? >> yes, law enforcement sources are saying that the individual in custody is known to the police services up there in can at that. and that based on that knowledge, this will likely end up being classified as a terrorist incident. as you might expect in the early stages of their investigations. so all the information they are putting out publicly is preliminary but sources are indicating the individual in custody is known to them. and that this will more likely be end up being classified as a terrorist incident. >> that's more information than we have been able to get in talk tolg the police. they are very cautious about this publicly. they have not put that statement out. >> i understand that. again, you will have to get the facts when they do a press conference with you. >> i agree with that part, the being responsible

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