c. mike, what's their response to these russian claims were interestingly enough, there was no mention of the claim in the read out from the pentagon, following a call in the early morning between the u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin and his ration counterpart later in the day, the national security council did release a term statement, dismissing the claim, saying it was part of a russian operation to create preemptive reasons for further action in ukraine. but there are sources in the pentagon who are happy to talk about the significance of this follow up call between the russian and us defense ministers. just to take it back on friday, lloyd austin, initiated a call with the russian defense minister. and this was the 1st time they had spoken since mid may. so this was a very significant advance in the level of communications, according to several sources saying that there had been great concern within the us about the possibility of mistakes being made with no open lines in place betwe

c. mike, thanks very much. well, what are the, how many has more for me pro one of the cities that came under attack listed them in vacation, that today is very different from the class. they then weeks apply regularly on the right. the last one was just last week where family died in the air strike is also very close to that. we just only about an hour drive that has come on the regular naturally strike those in the past 9 days more than 60 people have died in the upper region, all the media. and i think what you see today in the shower isn't in the nation, that this is a very different neighbor. people don't know what happened because we have been traveling around this part of the country. we have been to the region, we've been to harkey, we've been here for back and forth. we've been to previously. all of these have been coming on the attack my irregularly, and i would always be amazed at the fact that people just continued with their lives and whether they were sitting in a restaurant having a me or they we

c. there are mike hannah. thank you. said i had hair on al jazeera kenya goes green, will take a closer look at the countries at geothermal energy revolution. ah, and tis a patient is rising. and so is the atmosphere a you ready for the, with most of my cattle aways. hello, we got a very heavy right in the forecast, the central parts of china, long line of cloud here to sliding out to the east, tennessee across south korea, extends its way into those central areas. kula coming in behind. some very wet weather there in 2 central past couple of days ago. woo hon was getting up in the mid high twenty's the 15 celsius here on wednesday, something of a change when we were changed to into word japan, 21 celsius there for tokyo. still a few showers around on wednesday, but it should brighten up as we go on into thursday. shall was there to the korean peninsula and noticed that wet weather still in place across central parts of china . 13 south. she said this state for we had some big down pos, possibility of some localized floo

mike joins us now from washington, d. c. and mike, a strongly worded reaction from the state department. yes indeed, from all sections of the by the end of ministration, the words that he heard repeatedly were dangerous and reckless that from the state department, as he say, but also from the pentagon and from the presidential press spokesperson, who use those terms dangerous and reckless as well, what we do know is that to the marine corps pilots have been flying exercise missions with japanese pilots over the sea of japan. and also with south korea. and fight is the korean peninsula this in response to the latest missile test. but this mounting concern in the bite and administration and its allies in terms of these repeated tests. 40 missiles have been fired since the beginning of the in 20 separate launches. and now there's a ratcheting up of us engagement in the region. you've got the secretary of defense calling his counterpart in japan. and in south korea, you got the secretary of state, the national security adviser, a

c. mike, what's the response? certain these russian claims well, interestingly, there was no a mention of this claim in the readout of the secretary of defense, his call with his russian counterpart early this morning. eastern time. however, there was a statement from the national security council, a short statement describing the claim as ridiculous, and alleging that it was part of a russian campaign to create a pretext for further action within ukraine. but what several defense sources were willing to talk about was the significance of the school held between the secretary of defense and his russian counterpart in the early hours of this morning. they pointing out that the dialogue was initiated by lloyd austin back on friday. this to day was a followup call by his russian counterpart. now, the significance of this, according to several sources, is that one must remember, there had been no contact whatsoever between the defense sector trees since the middle of may. so this is a significant increase in communica

i just yanked the mike off from the c-span. mike sorry. anyway, bob, if you don't know, has deep roots in wyoming soil. he commenced his hunting guide career at the age of ten. he was a us marine corps helicopter pilot. he was a swim coach, a rancher. he worked for the american red cross. more pertinent to our events today. he was a horseback yellowstone guide in yellowstone. yellowstone national park. that was one of his first jobs. but i know you didn't come here to hear me. you came here to hear the man. and that's why i'm going to give you bob. richard. thank you all for coming. oh, what a treat for me to share with you and trying to put yellowstone park 150 years in 45 minutes is really tough. and i looked at lots of ned frost photographs, ifj, hayden's photographs. jack, richard, fred richard photographs some of my own and i have mixed in my love of yellowstone. my i call it my backyard granddad would let me drive the pick up at the age of ten to yellowstone as long as i remember it. all the streams, all the mountains and all the roc

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and duke rallied in the second half to mitigate when the run a freshman quarterback named mike done, hannah wrote c about mike dunn, coming into the game and it broke my side bar on him and having recorded in the high hopes for him they turned out to be aas very good college player and was very happy with myself at a made deadline is the home with jean i think of the paper the next morning excited to see two lines they had when i got to the artwork i introduced my luckily for me hasn't duke, black freshman quarterback and i thought my god, and i was like what, duke had black linebackers and running backs like wide receivers, like everything. and dunn was the first black quarterback duke since 1975. so-called the editor who did the story because he's put in the sidebar as well innocent what you doing here, what difference does make will color he is and he said, john cummings the first black quarterback they've ever had that is part of the story pretty i was furious and then funny thing was, when is working on this book and i was talking to doug williams, as you know what the undergrowth the lord the

c. >> reporter: mike discovered no squadron bottles remained so he bought one and left it along with arips to sign. >> by buying around for service, service members, you are acknowg are acknowledging the sacrifice that they are making, are going to make or have made. >> reporter: mike recently retud recently returned to visit the . the hotel. and to a shri to asm out, nothing could prepare him for this. >> oh my goodness! >> in front of him, a display ce display case crammed with dozens dozens of bottles. on each one, i note detailing who bought it and why. >> i had no idea. while. >> families, friends and even perfect strangers all bought bottles. the hotel credits mike. . >> just having mr. hall and seeing what he was able to creae to create that we had started in in world war ii and was kind of lost overtime. it is just really really nice to be able to bring it back and kind of exceed what it once was. >> reporter: as for the logbook -- >> how many people have held this and added their own storie. >> reporter: there are now several and each one fills up f. up fast. >> not just world

i just yanked the mic off from the c-span mike, sorry. anyway. bob, if you don't, know has deep roots in wyoming. so i only convinced his hunting guide career at the age of ten. he was a marine corps helicopter pirated, a swim coach, you worked for the american red cross. more pertinent to our events today he was a horseback yellowstone guide in yellowstone national park. that was one of his first jobs. but i know you didn't come here to hear me, you heard you came here to hear the man. and that is why i am going to give you, bob richards. >> for me to share with you and thank you all for coming. what a treat for me to share with you and try to put yellowstone park, 150 years, in 45 minutes. it is really tough. and i look to lots of photographs, fda hums 40 graphs, jack richard, fred richard photographs. some of my own. and i have mixed in my love of yellowstone. i call it my backyard. granddad would let me drive the pick up at the age of ten. to yellowstone as long as i remembered all the streams, all the mountains, and all the rock formations.

c. and dec. mike, what's the reaction been from the why task? toward this while the reaction has been one of quietly contained to fury, the national security advisor making very clear that the opinion of the white house is that saudi arabia, as a member of opec class, is fighting with russia in this. this is seen as almost a bit trail by saudi arabia and its role within opec. these decisions has been decided that described as short sighted, but there's also been a voice from congress, which is not in session at the moment. however, senator chris murphy close to a close ally off president biden, saying that one of the reasons why the us maintain this relationship with saudi arabia despite delegations of human rights abuses, despite the ongoing war and yemen was because it would rely on saudi arabia as an ally, president biden went and visited saudi arabia in july to buttress the relationship between the 2 countries, which had been through a rocky period. but now you, but to us, senator saying that all of this was political capital wasted. given t

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top of next hour goldman and salesforce moving the dow higher for more on today's take bring in c cnbc's mikey g. to see you. >> talking about keep watching yields see if this move higher in equities can continue over the next couple days, get something more sustainable in the next weeks? >> formula kind of know what's required, which is bond volatility calms down a little. maybe 4% short-term ceiling on the ten-year treasury yield. earnings seem like a clearable hurdle seen that in early going sort of say probably not going to be thing that knocks things off course seasonal factors on iran's mind. not something you is bank on strength didn't work in 2018 or 2008 although '08 a presidential election year. not something you bank on bus cons but conscious of a rally out there. s&p up 70% off early thursday morning low on the cpi report. shows you a jumpy, twitchy market that's in this kind of hot house of kind of crosscurrents and trying to figure if that was a decent low. >> jumpy, twitchy market to say the least macro is moving markets. getting interesting commentary so far from this earnings

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also mike hannah standing by 1st in washington d. c. because this. busy was a deal that was broken by the international community. united nations was involved as well. mike, any reaction from them will as yet no formal reaction from the united nations. but what we do know is that the russian ambassador says the u. n. has been formally informed of the fact that russia is walking away from the steel. the ambassador is also called for an urgent security council meeting on monday to discuss the whole matter. well, it's not clear whether this will happen. there are a number of meeting scheduled on monday already. it will be up to the current chair of the security council or gabon to decide whether or not to let this meeting go ahead. otherwise, it will be governor, which is taking over the security council from the 1st of next month. but it's important to note that the secretary general was already rating raising red flags in the past 24 hours. antonio terrace has said that all parties must abide by the steel which was due to expire on november the 19th. b

c? the new measures prevent basing from accessing advanced u. s. semi conduct a technology rules also ban us based companies from selling to china without a license. mike, hannah has more from washington d. c. well, it's certainly the widest ban that has been imposed in at least a decade, and it will have a major impact on china. given the fact that the technology is used for everything from super computers to missile launches. so this is a critical issue. it is very wide ranging as well in terms of the number of companies that are targeted more than that specific companies are listed. and it forbids any u. s. company from selling technology to the chinese, but it goes further than that. it also places a ban on any company worldwide that uses us technology from placing any sales with china. so it's exceedingly why ranging than the commerce department, which actually announced the ban, also added that it was concerned with china is surveillance activities. and this certainly would be something that would harshly limit those activities. surveillance that commerce department claims is illegal and has been prying into us affairs, such as private phone call

lincoln saw that that was a critical point, that things could fall apart, and john c breckenridge pull them mikewas the constitution -- breckenridge lost a lincoln. look, if we're going to survive, and we're going to enter third century as a public. it depends on the character -- because leaders are often as much, lee mirrors of who we are, as our makers. so there is this covenant, and we have to make it possible for leaders to do the right thing. >> how? >> because, we have to incentifies. it lincoln said, men act on incentive. he would not take emancipation unstable in it is, for because i can't ask a black union soldier to fight for the government who will not guarantee your freedom. because you're not gonna fight unless they have a reason to fight. we have to call things for what they are and lincoln said slavery was wrong, he said the south season is right, the white south season is right, we see it is wrong. and you have to adjudicate that, and we're not of 90 ten country, we're not a 60 40 country. we're invested 50 1:49 country. and i think what's so terrifying to all of us, is that so m

and john c breckenridge pulled a mike pence and did the right thing.nstitution he had sworn an oath to. breckenridge had lost to lincoln. look, if we are going to survive as a country. if we are going to enter a third century as a republic, it depends on the character of the leaders and of the lead. because leaders are often as much mirrors of who we are as they are makers. so there is this confident. and we have to make it possible for leaders to do the right thing. >> how? >> you have to incentivize it. lincoln said, men act on incentive. he would not take emancipation off of the table in 1864 because he said that i cannot ask black indian soldiers to fight for a government that will not guarantee their freedom. you are not going to fight unless you have a reason to fight. so we have to incentivize people to do the right thing. we have to call things for what they are. lincoln said slavery was wrong. he said the south sees it as right, the white south sees it is right. we see it as wrong. and you have to add adjudicate that. we are not a 90 ten count

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c-span's q and a. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo discusses china's increasing influence and threat to the arctic region. his remarks came after the biden administration announced a new strategy for the arctic, focused on climate resilience and international collaboration. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our keynote speaker. he is a distinguished fellow. 70th secretary of state. a great friend to the jennings people -- chinese people. mr. mike pompeo. prior to historians -- service at the state department as a top diplomat, mr. pompeo served as the director of the central intelligence agency. before that he served four terms in congress. before he started his public service, mr. pompeo was a business leader in manufacturing, aviation and service industries. he graduated first in his class at west point 1986. and served in the u.s. army patrolling the berlin wall. after the cold war was over, he graduated from harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard law review. he worked as an attorney at williams and connelly immediately following harvard. ladies and gentlemen, i give you mr. s

c-span. car by cable. >>, mike gallagher discussed u.s. -- with the heritage foundation.his is about one hour. [applause] >> welcome, thank you to everyone here in person, online, to what is an important and so great announcement. the good news, it is still america, and we will fix this problem. the bad news is this is america and we have a problem and the problem is with our military strength. keep in mind, we will be talking about the nuts and bolts, ammunition planes, and the ships that we are lacking. this is also a comment about why we care about these things and it is about restoring self-governance. the wall street journal reported this morning about the product we release today. it is about the number of ships and planes we have, and personnel. you're having a hard time, in recruitment, because of the woke agenda. that one political party prioritizes over american readiness. we are increasingly dubious that we could even engage in a single front war because of this lack of readiness. considering the existential threat in the world, the chinese comity -- communist

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mike travels often speaking about the book has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show c-span and many other print radio television outlets. after our conversation, mike will be taking questions from our live audience. please be your questions for mike and the chat we will get to as many as possible welcome to white house history live mike. >> wonderful to be here. it's an honor to serve the nation. [inaudible] >> only start from the beginning, your story with camp david. tell us about how you were selected as commander of camp david, what that process was likely. >> camp david is actually a navy command naval support facility and a town nearby. the navy has operated and maintained it since it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. civil engineer corps officer with history. 1998 is put on a short list for possible officers to be considered, how the interview with president clinton, went through a visit to the camp about a week later i got the call. >> visited once as an assignment officer left the visit that day the next assignments. that cut a really difficult place

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ah, i eddie mike junior, welcome to the program. russia has a talk to ukraine, southeast in c, g 's up regia overnight killing at least 12 people. you're now seeing the aftermath of the shelling residential buildings with large sections blasted out. while local officials reported routes on the house is damaged. using your greens, the dozens were injured. rescue and for survivors, regio irrational occupied nuclear power plant. that is the largest and you get abused math. yes belinda is in, you trains at c t u. i asked them about the casualties on the overnight strike in that region. no, we have to figure circulating at the moment. both are from the authorities. 12 or 17 people that are about 50 are in hospitals, but the rescue operations are going on. if you look at the pictures of these buildings that then we will see a large apartment blocks basically cut in half with a few apartments in the middle lacking. that's because they have collapsed in the middle. so it looks like this is one of the most deadly strikes in this war on civilian infrastructure. we're talking about 12 rockets hit

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mike travels often speaking about the book. he has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show, smithsonian, npr, c-span and many other print radio and television out let's. after a conversation, mike will taking questions from our live audience. please put your questions in the chat and we will get to as many as possible. welcome to white house history live, my. >> thank you colleen, wonderful to be here. great honor to serve our navy and nation. i appreciate the time to talk. >> but we start from the beginning. tell us how you were selected and with this thought process was. >> well, it is actually a navy command nearby. i was operated and maintained by president roosevelt. civil engineer officer -- so 1998. possible officers being considered with the white house and interviewed with the executive director. interviewed by the camp, by the staff. >> amazing. first a little bit about your own personal history. >> i visited it once in the early nineties. i want to visit that day, talking about the next assignment. it's really a difficult place to work. they say put it away and go on fracture tours. i was shortlisted an

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blue eddie mike, our junior is the name welcome to the program. russia has attacked ukraine's se, and c t ubs up regia overnight killing at least 13 people. the attack destroyed large sections of residential buildings, while local officials reported roads and houses were damaged. authorities in your brain say dozens were injured. rescue crews are searching for survivors. riggio this the ration occupied nuclear power plant. that is the largest in europe. now i spoke to our correspondence, matthew, yes, belinda, in ukraine. cd of use that. i 1st asked him about the casualties for the overnight strike. you know, we have to figure circulating at the moment both up from the authorities, 12 or 17 people that are about 50 are in hospitals, but the rescue operations are going on. if you look at the pictures of these buildings that then we will see the large apartment blocks basically cut in half with a few apartments in the middle lacking. that's because they have collapsed in the middle. so it looks like this is one of the most deadly strikes in this war on civilian infrastructure. we're talki

c-span. powered by cable. >> former vice president mike pence talked about the direction of the conservative movement at the georgetown institute of politics and public service in washington dc. [applause] >> look at this. welcome. i can't thank you enough for taking some of your evening to join us for this conversation. >> we were formed 7 -- years ago here on campus. one of the biggest challenges facing our democracy today is polarization. we want to put people from different perspectives together, to have hard conversations, sometimes to find common ground, oftentimes not, but to see if we can at least find common motivation to see if we have better understanding of different positions before we step on the field ourselves. sometimes, you find common ground. sometimes, it makes you a better advocate for your own side if you understand where the other side it's coming from that side is coming from. i spent most of my career after georgetown as a knuckle brawler in the political arena on the democratic side. i wrote press releases attacking tonight's speaker. [applause] the guy he beat for vice president i

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i'm prickley about this one but this was something we were intentional about with prop c because we wanted to mike -make sure we can go upstream and stop that-give people the opportunity to be able to thrive early on and not have those long-term negative impacts we see from kids experiencing homelessness in terms of drop-out rate and experiencing drama, et cetera, et cetera. anyway, thank you so much. >> yeah. i can't see, are there others or should i move on? >> you can continue. >> super. so, moving then to talking about families and youth moving doubled up in crowded conditions or sro's, this is a really challenging group to count and to find information about. there is just so few opportunities to observe this type of homelessness, like the city wide scale and obviously there's reasons that people dont want to disclose the living situation to avoid unwanted detention included from unwanted systems. i did follow the suggestion of looking into calworks data, but i didn't find a way to identify to kind of separate how folks that are in the at-risk or doubled-up living situation. for now i incorpo

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mike emanuel is in washington d. crning with more a new term of fresh face on the bench and perhaps new controversy. even more eyes are on the court and its conservative majority after a blockbuster termed the last go around that overturned roe v. wade this court is doing is actually returning issues to the democratic process rather than court control. the docket this year includes cases on voting rights, free speech and affirmative action. another precedent that could be on the chopping block. the high court will hear disputes over the race conscious admissions programs at harvard and u. n c. doing so is trying to benefit certain races . but it's a zero sum game, so it's hurting others. a group of asian american students say they're being unfairly discriminated against in the name of diversity. but first, the court kicks off its term with a case on the environment. and idaho couple has wanted to build a house for 15 years on land they own, but the epa says they need a permit. this case could hamstring the federal gove

we are going to take you over to the heritage foundation event with mike gallagher, already underway. live coverage here on c-span. >> -- busy in fixing this problem. we are going to do so, of course, not just by saying this is a blank check, as long as you put military in it. a warning from heritage not just that this is a blank check, but to spend as we have allocated on the right things for american military wellness to protect the government. the one person in congress you can find who is so eloquent about this happens to be with us today. congressman mike gallagher is, in fact, the man of the hour. he has served since 2017, seven years prior and the u.s. marine corps including two deployments to iraq. he served as the central command assessment team in the middle east and has worked with multiple agencies within the intelligence agency. congressman gallagher serves on the permanent select committee of intelligence and the transportation and infrastructure committee from 2019-2021. he served as cochair of the cyberspace commission with strategic approaches to defense against evolving cyber threats to the

with i wet republican senator chuck grassley taking on his democratic challenger mike franken live at 8:00 eastern on c-span. then at 9:00, arizona democratic mark kelly faces like masters and libertarian mark victor in the first and only debate in that race before the midterm elections. you will also find our campaign coverage streaming live on the c-span now video at or online at . -- c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government are sponsored by these companies and more including wow. >> today fast internet connection is something that no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with speed, value, and choice. now more than ever it always starts with great internet. wow. supports the c-span as a public service along with the -- giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> congressman michael turner ranking member of the house intelligence committee talks about ways to reform the committee and how information is shared across intelligence can. he is meeting with former intelligent community members -- counsel. >> good morning and welcome, of atlantic council. it is my pleasur

c-span.org. our campaign 2022 coverage continues tonight with iowa republican senator chuck grassley taking on his democratic challenger mike franken live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. then at 9:00, arizona democratic senator mark kelly faces republican blake masters and libertarian mark victor in the first and only debate in that race before the mid-term elections. you'll also find our campaign coverage streaming live on the c-span