s influence was george carlin. george carlin is not a surprise. be known come public. >> murray langston. >> yeah, yeah. >> they gave me this permanent wave. >> he told one-liner jokes. he was very popular for a while in america. the unknown comic's act. it makes the unknown comic more important than you might think. you would dismiss him but he inspires one of the biggest comedians in america today. >> the comedians, drunks, thieves and skounld drews and the history of the american comedy by cliff nest ter rove. >> i must be really good. >> and, of course. >> here's cliff's book right here senator cliff's book is available in bookstores and amazon. i love the take on the unknown comics and how much influence they've had. >> we all know about louis c.k. we don't know -- it's interesting to hear how he got his influence. i never heard of the unknown comic. >> you look at certain, they were talking about one-liner comics. mitch hedberg has gone on to inspire many others but not so many people know about him either, or steven lynch. i'm a huge fan of

dave carlin with the hate crime investigation. >> reporter: on this surveillance video, three suspects believed to be street with weapons. police say they targeted their 19-year-old victim based on his race. one of the young suspects allegedly yelled arab as the teen was sucker punched twice in the face, and police say a baseball bat and a pipe were in the hands of the two other teens, and one of them allegedly yelled isis, isis, and in the surveillance video, you can see what appears to be the pipe. ron garcia says he witnessed the attack. >> this gate up there, and this is when they took the swing with the pipe, and he moved out of the way, and then he made his way to me. they made the left on 33rd road. >> reporter: ray visron is the victim's father and says his son has a big bump on the head but did not go to the hospital. >> it's shocking. it happened so fast. >> reporter: he calls them hoodlums who must be caught soon. teens, all under 0'6". one is clean shaven, one has a beard, and one has a chin-strap beard. police believe the main thing that made them run away was seeing ron g

carlin q williams, you wrote the story. what is his story?ainly a madhouse now. this man is a violent felon in federal prison. he has a history of violence against women, and now he is suddenly appeared to say that he is the rightful heir to the purple rainmaker's thrown. >> because his mother? >> his mother allegedly slept with prince in 1976, at a kansas city, missouri hotel. they had unprotected sex and she said she had not been with anybody since then. >> we all have roughly 300 million reasons to come forward now and say we are the son of prince, right? he, though, has he ever said it before? did he say this before prince died? >> certainly. before prince died, this man had gone on facebook and said that he is the son of prince. he posted professional photos of prince, calling him his dad, and also, carlin williams is an aspiring rapp star, and in his song, he mentions prince. >> one of the peculiar element, too. the guy he is using as his lawyer, who at one point did civil work for prince. >> sure. and i think that's what might lend som

after james finishes we'll then be talking to or listening to bob carlin, robert carlin, a visiting fellow at stanford university. bob had a long and distinguished career in the u.s. government where he was universally, and i mean universally recognized as u.s. government's go-to person on north korea. bob has been to dprk more than 30 times so that would suggest some reason why he is so highly regarded in the field of north korean studies. among his recent accomplishments is the revision and updating of a book which almost all of us have read, entitled the two koreas now released and updated and revised. >> james, we turn things over to you. >> thank you very much, bob. i want to start by saying a few words about the work we do here at the wilson center on korea and to announce the release of a new collection of documents on the party. the hyundai motor center for korean history and public policy goes into international archives and gathers documents. we then translate them and release them on our portal which is part of our digital archive. we do this for two reasons. first, because we w

. >> larry: i love george carlin's routine-- in football, there's a down, a first bomb. >> and you throwin baseball, i'm up. and the object is, come home. >> it is a beautiful thing about baseball. anybody can play. you don't have to knit fitany kind of physical-- >> exactly. >> you can be short, fat, one arm. >> look at jim abbott. he threw a no-hitter with one arm in a professional sport. >> let's turn that thing on. that michael jordan, who is arguably the greatest basketball player in the history of the universe, couldn't-- >> larry: i'm sorry, i apologize. i apologize. >> he couldn't hit a buck-80 in baseball. that tells you in baseball hiding a cow hide coming at 100 miles an hour is still the hardest thing to do in sports. >> larry: but golf is even harder and the ball's not moving at all. different skill sets. all those guys have pretty good hands. >> i love baseball because -- >> what do you love about it the most? >> well, there are a ton of things, but whenever i played softball and played baseball now-- well, softball now, i have to turn off my mind to everything else and foc

i think they want you to be george carlin and say the seven dirty words. he was so darling about it. so that really shows my father's humility. my father had a great place about him. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> tonight is going to be like a double book event. it is not going to be just -- also the revolutionary life. his birthday was just like almost a week ago. so this guy jerrell warns a brilliant scholar, brilliant

i think they want you to come and be george carlin and say the seven dirty words. but words. he was so darling about it. that really showed

. >>> a man claiming to be the biological son of prince has come forward. 39-year-old carlin williams filed paperwork in a minnesota court requesting dna testing and he wants to be declared the his mother claims she met prince at a kansas city hotel back in 1976. williams is currently in prison on a weapons charge. if he is prince's son and no will is discovered, prince's siblings may actually get nothing. >>> new developments in the battle over sumner redstone's fortune now that a suit over his medical care has been thrown out. a judge in california ruled that the media mogul clearly stated in a deposition he wanted his daughter to make medical decisions should he become incapacitated and that he wanted his former girlfriend out of his life. that will girlfriend has filed a new $70 million suit against his daughter. >> a mus rhythm high school student mistakenly identified as isis phillips is speaking out. she said she found it coincidental that she was mistaken for a girl whose name is widely associated with the terror group and a former student at the school. she was hurt by the er

. >>> a man claiming to be the biological son of prince has come forward. 39-year-old carlin williams has filed paperwork in a minnesota court requesting dna testing and he wants to be declared the late singer's sole surviving heir. williams' mother claims she met prince at a kansas city hotel back in 1976. williams, by the way, is currently in prison on a weapons charge. if he is prince's son and no will is found, prince's siblings may get nothing. >>> a family in south carolina got quite the surprise when they received an unexpected visitor at their front door. >>> yeah, it was this guy. after hearing a loud bang they found a nine-foot alligator hanging out on the porch. a reptile wrangler was called in to lasso the 250-pounder as the family captured it all on camera. probably scared. the gator lights, but no one was injured. >> family stayed inside for that one. >> that would be a smart move. what do you think it wanted? a cup of coffee or maybe some milk? >> the last one we showed rang the doorbell. >>> after missing the first three games of this nba playoff series steph curry cam

or let president clinton nominate a pam carlin who's much younger and much to the left of judge garland. anyway, i think we might see one. donald trump is very interesting. he -- everyone often thinks of him as somebody who is not really going to give us fabulous supreme court justices, but he's told us he's going to give us his short list already of a dozen. and i'll be very curious to see who's on that. he's not nominating his sister who's on the third circuit, even though she became a minor campaign issue. that's not happening. but the judges he has mentioned like judge bill pryor, judge diane sykes from the seventh circuit, these are not outlandish. these are not crazy ideas. these are well-respected judges who are pretty conservative. they're probably the kinds of judges you'd see under another republican president. so it's not like he's going to be nominating some contestant from the apprenticement anyway, this is not an endorsement of donald trump, of course. i'm just saying. [laughter] >> i think he should use a reality show like the apprentice to select his nominee. [laughter]

so between headed northbound between carlin street and the blue route, we are seeing delays because ofat. also with the added rain we're dealing with problems. construction, the left lane is closed on the 42 freeway headed southbound between 295 and creek road. again, only the left lane closed there. 5:00. connector headed northbound and southbound is closed between the expressway and the white horse pike. that's scheduled until the 12th. tracy? >> jessica, thanks. >>> a live look at cape may. a coastal flood warning is in effect for people down the shore. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live on the boardwalk in atlantic city. what are you seeing and what do you know about the threat there right now? >> good morning. it is raining, very windy and cold. that is the least of the

so between headed northbound between carlin street and the blue route, we are seeing delays because of that. also with the added rain we're dealing with problems. construction, the left lane is closed on the 42 freeway headed southbound between 295 and creek road. again, only the left lane closed there. 5:00. connector headed northbound and southbound is closed between the expressway and the white horse pike. that's scheduled until the 12th. tracy? >> jessica, thanks. >>> a live look at cape may. a coastal flood warning is in effect for people down the shore. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live on the boardwalk in atlantic city. what are you seeing and what do you know about the threat there right now? >> good morning. it is raining, very windy and cold. that is the least of the troubles here today down at the jersey shore. we're talking about wave heights on the ocean waters off the coast of 5 to 8 feet. high tide will occur between 7:00 and 9:00 this morning. some of the predictions i've seen have the tide at 4.8 feet. now fast forward to 8:00 tonight, that tide is expected to be at 5.6

>> guest: that was the original case the george carlin's seven word case.d its still good law and it was enforced as recently as a year ago when a tv station in roanoke virginia aired a hard-core part not free clip they fed by accident but it did appear on the public airwaves. >> host: again what exactly are the restrictions? does it begin at a certain our hour? is a nudity, said violence? >> guest: it is a content that is described in patently offensive terms, excretory function. violence is not part of the broadcast law. there are some that would argue the harm that comes to children from watching violent media is greater than the explicit content radar research we have seen is that both have an impact on children but right now the law only affects sexual or excretory content between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. so after 10:00 p.m. the broadcasters are free to air whatever they choose as long as it's not legally obscene. >> guest: one of the arguments from the broadcasters that parents have a lot of control over what their children watch. is that enough to pr

i think they want you to come and be george carlin and say the seven dirty words. but words. but he was so darling about it. that really showed my father's humility. he had a lot of humility about his place in the culture and what he did. >> it watch this and other programs online epic tv.org. >> this week, the communicators go to the eye and tx show in boston, the internet and television expo and television association. we interviewed a four sec commissioners. >> this is a special taping of c-span's communicators program. we think in techs for providing us this opportunity. all four commissioners are here and i want to use dart start at the sent. as a regular and as a consumer, what is your view of the cable industry? >> wow. first of all, thank you for having me here. it is. it is a treat to be here with my colleagues .. in new england, i am a native. it is a is a real joy to come back to boston. that cable industry strikes me as one of the most important infrastructures. it is not just traditional video, but but broadband. it is clear to me that broadband they provide is a

>> guest: that was the original case, the george carlin seven dirty words case which was the tv networks attempted to throw out as unconstitutional, the broadcast indecency enforcement, a few years ago. and the supreme court chose not to throw out that statute, and it's still good law, and it was enforced as recently as a year ago when a tv station in roanoke, virginia, aired a hard core pornography clip, they said by accident, but it did air on the public airwaves at times when children are in the viewing audience. it's, to our knowledge, still good law and still being enforced. >> host: again, what exactly are the restrictions? does it begin at a certain hoursome. >> guest: yes. >> host: is it nudity? is it violence? >> guest: it is content that describes in patently offensive terms sexual -- violence is not part of the broadcast indecency law. there are some that would argue that the harm that comes to children from watching violent media is even greater than the sexually-explicit content. the research we've seen is that both have an impact on children, but right now the law only effe

. >> that is like me doing a george carlin routine, i wouldn't do it. >> stevie wonder was fantastic,h. it's horrible because she's a female artist. it's not her sweet spot, if you know what i'm saying. >> i didn't think it was that great. i like the idea she was doing it. i didn't see trouble except her voice seemed to not bethere. poor stevie wonder, how did he get involved? >> next up, loud, liberal chris matthews acknowledges what fox viewers knew all along. the mainstream media is out of touch with most americans. his admission up ahead. >>> some sort of lightbulb appears to have gone off at msnbc. waiting for donald trump to talk about the nra, they said they don't share the same values and america americans. >> why has there been a split between members of the news media who are mystified to learn of a gun culture in america outside of new york, washington and l.a.? >> we assume in the big cities there's a koz poll tall attitude. it's pro-choice, anti-gun rights, the usual sophistication we are used to. it's not representative of the country. >> he's using the top vocabulary wo

glen carlin drive. it may be closed for extend period of time. you want to avoid the area.s a look at traffic. leon: thank you. alison: we saw the sun today. doug: yes. we saw the sun. it was brief. but we saw sunshine for a while. we will see more tomorrow as we get into the afternoon hours. and friday is look good. tonight we will talk about lunch box weather again. alison: love it. doug: that was, this afternoon, or earlier this afternoon. maybe you can flip it so i can see where the location thank you. josh knight visited langely elementary school in northeast washington for the lunch box weather program. they go there and do experiments and they answer questions. it's interactive. they can make clouds. when they get, if they want fresh air he takes them outside to show them the storm chaser with the stuff that is in it. it's really fun for the kids. we also answer questions from the students around the area. and the questions today, well, first had naz on the kid cam. adonis had this question for us. >> hello. i'm adonis. i would like to ask why do hurricanes come to d

. >> john carlin, the assistant attorney general for national security. >> we found a young man jaffreyho one of his acquaintances reported him to the fbi. he attended a mosque where a former al-qaeda member who is now in jail attended. he was known to his family members to be coming increasingly radical and dangerous. yet,er he managed to travel abroad multiple times. >> i'm not going to talk about particular cases here, but i think at the beginning of the threat we need to get better at disrupting those that would travel overseas as foreign terrorist fighters. we need to work with communities to do everything we can to disrupt those who would go join this terrible group overseas and might try to return here to commit attacks or atrocities there. >> reporter: the fbi says its seeing a drop in young men trying to go overseas to join isis, but gamal, the former fbi agent said the threat will remain unless we take a smarter approach to counter the isis message. >> i think this is the tip of the iceberg. >> that implies the isis problem in america is much bigger than we think it is. is tha

medal of valor presented to officer gregory stevens, carlin police department texas for demonstrating extraordinary courage to save lives. officer stevens exchanged gunfire at close range and subdued to heavily armed assailants engaged in a deadly act of terrorism. [applause] mrs. constance wilson accepting on behalf of of sergeant wilson the third. medal of valor presented to fallen sergeant wilson the third, pennsylvania. forgetting hislife to protect innocent civilians. sergeant wilson put himself in harm's way during an armed robbery, drawing fire from the assailants and suffering a mortal wound as he kept store employees and customers safe . [applause] officer niall johnson. medal of valor presented to officer niall johnson, north miami police department, florida for swift and valorous action during a violent crime spree.officer johnson pursued a man who had shot a miami police officer and two otherinnocent bystanders . withstanding fire from an assault weapon and apprehended the assailant. [applause] special agent tyler call. medal of valor presented to special agent tyler call,

. >> george carlin was the first host and wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you.us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own steaks. we give you the sauce. >> i'm barbara wawa. >> thank you, thank you very much. you're beautiful. you're beautiful. thank you. >> you were drawn to the tv set, because you knew something insane might happen. >> live -- >> live -- >> live from new york -- >> partly because it was live. partly because you knew television was now in the hands of the television generation. ♪ >> and these were kids, in quotes, who just might do anything. >> yes, having sex with women, the president within these very walls. that never happened when dick nixon was in the white house. >> it was counter television. that's partly what made it attractive. >> no problem. >> every one of t

. >> john carlin is the assistant attorney general for national security. >> we found a young man, geoffrey, who, one of his acquaintances had reported on him to the fbi. he attended a mosque where a former al qaeda member, who's now in jail attended. he was known to his family members to becoming increasingly radical and dangerous and yet he managed to travel abroad multiple times. >> i'm not going to talk about particular cases here. but i think at the beginning of the threat, we need to get better at disrupting those who would go travel overseas as foreign terrorist fighters. we need to work with communities to do everything we can to disrupt those who would go join this terrible group overseas, and that might try to return here to commit attacks or to commit atrocities there. >> the fbi says it's seeing a drop in young men trying to go overseas to join isis. but gamal, the former fbi agent, says the threat will remain unless we take a smarter approach to counter the isis message. >> well, i think this is the tip of the iceberg. >> that means the problem in america is much bigger? >> if

continues, so, too, does the battle over the estate between the siblings and this man. 39-year-old carlin claims prince is his father, after his mother had sex with the musician in 1976. williams is asking the court for dna testing to back his claim. anderson? >> thanks very much. joining me senior legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. obviously a lot of investigators will determine, try to determine what role the doctor played here. what do you think they're looking for? >> well, this is a really complicated area to investigate because this is a private thing for anyone. so investigators have to determine what prince's medical problems really were, and who were the doctors treating him and did the doctors know about each other, an all of that is in the context of someone who is a private person, and medical records are always private. so just getting the facts is going to be difficult in that, and that is going to be necessary before prosecutors can make any judgments at all. >> and officials haven't commented on-going what killed prince. it seems to be discussing opioid painkillers. sometimes

i have the privilege of serving as a law clerk to judge carlin on the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit from 2005 - 2005 - 2006. clerking for judge garland was an invaluable expense. it was without question, the most single year of my entire career. as has been well documented by now, he possesses an unbelievably sharp analytical mind. he works very long hours in order to make sure that his cases come out in the right way. he is, as many people have said, a judges judge. he is a judicial craftsman of the highest order and in order to do that it takes long hours immersing himself in the cases and the briefs, talking to the clerks about the case to make sure he is reaching the right conclusion. in his approach to the law deliberately avoids some sweeping pronouncements and instead keeps the opinions narrow so as to dispose of the cases that are before him and to honor the existing. he also make sure that he he never loses sight of how the opinions they produce impact the lives of ordinary citizens. he's always aware of that. he is meticulous in his ap

i think they want you to be george carlin and say the seven dirty words. he was so darling about it. so that really shows my father's humility. my father had a great place about him. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> tonight is going to be like a double book event. it is not going to be just -- also the revolutionary life. his birthday was just like almost a week ago. so this guy jerrell warns a brilliant scholar, brilliant historian, and i want you to give a round of applause and welcome him here [applause]. >> all night. all day. were going to be fighting for freddie gray. all night, all day, we are going to be fighting for freddie gray. the first of all let me say that it is an honor and pleasure to be back here at red emma's, i was here some months ago to introduce to other new books that i have written and i consider it to be quite an honor that they have a invited me back again. those who may may not be familiar, freddie gray was a young, black man who had a fatal encounter with the police in baltimore. he is in the lo

toould to give a shout out carlin, heather sims, ellen who put the materials together and decide what we are going to talk about. we are very proud to be a part of this election watch series. that, what is going to happen down ballot. this is a really difficult year for republicans in the senate. we knew that going in. we know the rhythm of senate election. was up six years ago. the numbers were very much republicans. 24 senate seats, 10 democrats up. because of the wave that occurred six years ago, that means you have a lot of republicans who are naturally vulnerable. they are in blue states. there are seven of them. others.e it means the democrats about the difficult election and you will not find many vulnerable to. what is happening now with donald trump and the discord in the republican party is that the number of seats that are now in play on the republican side have expanded. it has expanded for a number of reasons. what is striking to me yesterday is that mark salter, who has been a close advisor and a two john mccain, co-author of the best on books john mccain has done, has s

(carlin) 21. authorize the general manager to negotiate to extend the water system improvement program project labor agreement (pla) to the sewer system improvement program and auxiliary water supply system pumping station 2 project, subject to commission approval of the terms of the pla as modified. (how) 22. adopt findings pursuant to the california environmental quality act related to an ordinance proposedto be introduced at the board of supervisors on april 19, 2016, entitled street vacation and sale of property at jessie street and elim alley, oceanwide center, concerning matters that are within the jurisdiction ofthe san francisco public utilities commission; and authorize the general manager of the sfpuc to recommend that the board approve the proposed ordinance. (russell) >>i will make a motion. >> i will second. >>any comment? any public comment? all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay >> [chorus of ayes]. motion carries unanimously please. >>the next item is 23. public comments on matt

>> that was the george carlin case, seven words which the tv networks attempted to throw out as unconstitutional, the broadcast indecency enforcement a few years ago and the supreme court chose not to throw out that statute and it's still a good law and it was in fourth as recently as a year ago when it tv station in roanoke virginia aired hard-core pornography quit they said by accident but it did air on public airwaves on a time when children are in the viewing audience. it's a good law and still being forced. >> again, what are the restrictions question mark doesn't begin at a certain hour question mark is nudity, violence, where is the line? it is content that depicts or describes in patently offensive terms sexual or exploratory functions. violence is not part of the broadcast indecency law. there are some that would argue that the harm that comes to children from watching pilot media is greater than the sexually explicit content. the research we've seen is that both have an impact on children and right now the law only affects sexual or exploratory contact between 6 am and 10 pm so after 1

first it was your mortgage underwater, and outer carlin. now it's your car loan.will discuss the state of equity next. ♪ iaae-m" scarlet: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am scarlet fu. this is bloomberg markets. but begin with the headlines from the first word news. mark c.: thank you. egyptair officials say more wreckage of the plane has been found, including body parts, luggage, and passengers' seats. the flight was in route from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar yesterday. 66 people were on board. the first questioning section for the leading suspect in the paris terror attack did not last long. they hope the he will give information about islamic state strategy in europe. today, he think to say. he was arrested in belgium after four months on the run and then extradited to france. jury selection set to begin today in the higher trial of a former suburban police officer. drew peterson is accused of killing -- accused of threatening to kill the prosecutor who put him behind bars. he was convicted in 2012 of first-degree murder. of

. >> then red hot co-founder joe carlin got a call from george michael's manager. >> said, george reallyround the aids crisis. he has a song he wants to donates to you. >> "too funky" became a worldwide smash and would anchor their second record geared to club kids deeply affected by aids. >> then it was too great to look back. >> "day of the dead" is the 20th red hot album. the dessners had no trouble attracting art ifts. >> we had a wish list of artists. once word got out, artists started coming to us. >> including mumford and sons, bruce hornsby, lucinda williams, and more. >> there was chemistry between the groups coming together to play. it wasn't a forced kind of awkward let's cover the grateful dead. it was already there. we were just turning the faucet on essentially. >> the question was never did we go too far, it was more like did we go far enough. in terms of whether the grateful -- >> didn't think we went far enough. >> we're deciding today to issue volume two. >> there's more to come, we think? >> i think we've done it. >> now with a track from the "day of the dead" album, t

carlin to sit on the stage, please say i. >> aye.ose opposed -- >> all those opposed, please say no. ayes have it. you are no longer recognize sir. if there are more than a more privileged notions, we will move on to derek grayson. [applause] >> the veterans deserve a voice. the disadvantaged deserve a voice. small businesses deserve a voice. our children and future leaders deserve that voice. they are our future. the time is now. the time is now to demand it. derek grayson represents that only my interest, but the the interestsl, of the constitution of the united states of america. [applause] without further do, the minister of truth, derek grayson. [applause] >> i think you all had enough of the freedom yell yesterday, so i will dispense with that. i want to tell you a brief story , something that took place yesterday down in the all room. a reporter came up to me and said that you know, i want to ask you a question. they seem to be a little lit up. i don't begrudge anybody there whose or their duties. -- you know, somebody asked a

and i just want to give a shout out to carlin, to have the, who worked like hell to put the thee sessions together, put the materials together and decide what we're going to talk about. we are very proud to be a part of this election watch series. so with that, what's going to happen down ballot but this is a real difficult year for republicans in the senate. we know the rhythm of senate elections. it's who was up six years ago, the numbers work very much against republicans this time, 24 senate seats, 10 democrats. because of the wave that occurred six years ago that means you've got a lot of republicans who are naturally vulnerable. they are in blue states. there are seven of them and then there are others. and it means the democrats survived a difficult election and you're not going to find many vulnerable they are. what happened now with trump and with the discord inside the republican party is that the number of seats that are now in play on the republican side has expanded. and it has expanded for a number of reasons. it was striking to me yesterday that mark salter who has been a c

and when i say that don't you think george carlin? [laughter] he struggled to do is immaterial well-connected with the enormous audience of 10,000 people. he begin to do the new routine the seven words you can never say on television which he just recorded on his third album but it would not be released for another few months so i am pretty sure the promoter did not know what he signed up for. it was so hilarious the intellectual examination of language but consisted of words according to read bad '' that will in fact, your soul curve your spine and keep the country from winning the war'' and the seven dirty words are, you know, what they are. >> by the book. [laughter] some for a woman just had a stroke. i apologize to her family now. because summer fest was an outdoor venue to be heard throughout the fair grounds reading it ted be heard by mommies and daddies and little kids in there was my dad on stage killing get. most of the audience was loving it we stood in the wings. after the promoter said the cops are here complaining about