my editors were going nuts for the blanket of the book but i would say david, charles ray and charles ray's memoir what about pursuing henry boyda beecher? >> i just started to scratch the surface with that. louis napoleon worked with him, too and in the brooklyn historical society and i realize as very helpful as they were i was searching in the long collection. at the brooklyn historical society. so, a woman -- excuse me, i have to stop to the weekend talk leader and i will give you names. >> thank you, >> the motion to concur in the house amendment to senate bill 365 is agreed to. >> with the dead sea bill now signed into law, watched the debate from the house and senate floors and see what your elected officials had and how they finally voted with c-span's congressional chronicle, a resource on congress. there is a view of the recession and complete voting records and when members return in september fall more of the appropriations process including daily for action and committee hearings at c-span.org/congress. spent the woman who had transit and pbs per tuesday and discussion ab

my editors were going nuts for the blanket of the book but i would say david, charles ray and charles ray's memoir what about pursuing henry boyda beecher? >> i just started to scratch the surface with that. louis napoleon worked with him, too and in the brooklyn historical society and i realize as very helpful as they were i was searching in the long collection. at the brooklyn historical society. so, a woman -- excuse me, i have to stop to the weekend talk leader and i will give you names. >> thank you, carla. [applause] >> coming up next >>> up next on book tv come president rall riggins's son, ron, the former president would have turned 100 on february 6th. shortly before that date, ralf ronald reagan talked of his book my father at 100. from politics and prose bookstore of washington, d.c., this is just under an hour. >> thank you, mike. is this on? can you hear me okay? good. well, thank you very much. this is very unlikely even to actually have to say, not that i don't do readings as i call them of the politics and prose, in the unlikely part of this because i never really inte

my editors were going nuts for the blanket of the book but i would say david, charles ray and charles ray's memoir what about pursuing henry boyda beecher? >> i just started to scratch the surface with that. louis napoleon worked with him, too and in the brooklyn historical society and i realize as very helpful as they were i was searching in the long collection. at the brooklyn historical society. so, a woman -- excuse me, i have to stop to the weekend talk leader and i will give you names. >> thank yoashington, d.c., this is just under an hour. >> thank you, mike. is this on? can you hear me okay? good. well, thank you very much. this is very unlikely even to actually have to say, not that i don't do readings as i call them of the politics and prose, in the unlikely part of this because i never really intended to do anything like this which i am 52-years-old. i managed to at least get through half a century and never considered i would do something like this but, a little less than a year ago, february 6 last year i was talking to my mother on the occasion will father's 99th birthda

simpson, put many of his hits, including "ain't no mountain high enough" and they wrote songs for ray charles and many others. the duo were singers in their own right releasing 15 albums. ash ford died in a new york city hospital of throat cancer. he was 70. ash ford is survived by his wife and two daughters. >> ♪ you ain't nothing but a hownt dog ♪ hound dog ♪ >> and another death in the music world, jerry lieber who wrote "hound dog" who elvis turned into a hit and yakityy, yak. >> they worked together since they were 17. they also wrote stand by me and "love potion number 9". he died of heart failure at the age of 78. >> tonight hurricane irene is gaining strength and heading to the united states. nasa captured images of irene as it made landfall over puerto rico. they flooded streets and knocked out power to a million people. irene is now a category two hurricane with 100 mile per hour winds. they say it could increase as it passes over the bahamas and slams into the united states. >>> and of course meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking irene very closely for us. she is here with that i

a number one for ray charles, 1966, "let's go get stoned." ♪ that's why i want to stop by on my way home say let's go get stoned ♪ cry like a baby ♪ ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no valley low enough ♪ ♪ ain't no river wide enough to keep me from getting to you ♪ ♪ ain't no river wide enough to keep me from you ♪ ♪ ain't nothing like the real thing, baby ♪ ♪ ain't nothing like the real thing ♪ ♪ no, no, ain't nothing like the real thing, baby ♪ ♪ ain't nothing like the real thing ♪ ♪ there was no time to play ♪ building up and building up ♪ and now it's solid ♪ solid as a rock ♪ that's what this love is ♪ saw the writing on the wall and as we felt this magical fantasy ♪ ♪ listen baby, i've had the time of my life ♪ >>> in the year 2000, one of the loudest voices in america raging against wall street grade came from the lead singer of rage against the machine. 11 years later, arguably one of the most rachel maddowable voice is elizabeth warren, the democrat's former watchdog for the wall street bailout. over the past several years, america has come to know her for this. >> i've spe

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>> jean mcdaniels also wrote for aretha franklin, gladys knight and the pips, johnny mathis and ray charleshe was 76 years old. >>> lost foot and from the first film alfred hitchcock ever worked on was uncovered in new desouthland. he was 24 years old when worked on this film in 1923. it was sent to a film archive of the family of a new zealand projectionist. it will be restored and shown in september in beverly hills. >>> when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues tonight, caged in court. former strong man and former egyptian president hosni mubarak is wheeled into court. now, his sentence could be death. >>> mormons on a mission with two high profile contenders how the church is fighting back against people who ridicule their faith. >>> and if one drug company has its way you could be able to buy a cholesterol drug the same way you bias principle. >>> plus, does eating chocolate help build muscle?Ñ >>> good evening, once again. look at the headlines we are following tonight. victims rights groups and state lawmakers are uniting to prevent sexual predators from being freed from prison when they st

wrongs and our rights ♪ ♪ charles in charge of our days and days ♪ ♪ charles in charge of all of the raysat is it, i want charles in charge of me ♪ that's it. that is all i could do. >> jimmy fallon, thank you so much. >> it is a pleasure and congrats on this gig. you are awesome, man. >>> right now on cnn, from israel to syria to libya, the middle east explodes in gun fire and chaos. we will take you to the middle of the fighting. >> they did not kill my son. >> the father of a little boy speaks out on behalf of the men found guilty of killing his little son, and one of the bizarre twists in the case now known as the "memphis three." >> and you unleash us and tell us that you are readier for us to have this conversation. >> why congresswoman maxine waters is ready to unleash on the president, and does the president's new promise to promote diversity have anything to do with the comment? we ask. it is all right here, right now on cnn. >> standby now. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm don lemon. we start with breaking news out of libya tonight. rebel forces say they have begun the offensive

ray charles. and marvin gaye. and, of course, for themselves.d about the secret to their chemistry. >> so how does it happen? do you come here with the lyrics? do you come to him with the music? how does it work. >> it happens a lot of ways. most of the time it's just spontaneous. >> reporter: but the music is timeless. nick ashford was 70. ♪ when the night has come and the land is dark ♪ ♪ and the moon is the only... ♪ >> mason: jerry lieber was a founding member of the pop and rock music world. ♪ no, i won't be afraid > his biggest hit even inspired a movie. ♪ just as long as you stand by me ♪ >> reporter: artists from benny king. ♪ darl, darling, stand by me > to john lennon. to believe it or not cassius clay later known as muhammad ali, all recorded "stand by me" making it the fourth most performed song of the 20th century. lieber teamed up with musician mike stoller in 1950. ♪ there's a man in town all the women know ♪ > back then their goal was simply to have their songs recorded by a black r and b artists they admired. ♪ you ain't going t

and days ♪ ♪ charles in charge of all of the rays, and that is it, i want charles in charge of me ♪ that'shat is all i could do. >> jimmy fallon, thank you so much. >> it is a pleasure and congrats on this gig. you are awesome, man. >>> from the cnn center, this is cnn "sunday morning" it's august 21st. good morning, thanks for joining us. t.j. holmes is off this morning. >>> gunfire and explosions rocked tripoli, taking over parts of libya's capital. government officials say these claim, lies. i'll get a live update from tripoli. >>> in china, vice president joe biden says the u.s. will never default on its debt. i'll have more on what he's saying about the u.s. economy just ahead. >>> and for many members. u.s. military, returning home is just not complete. well, until they get a hero's welcome from man's best friend. their dog. a very special welcome to all the servicemen and women who are watching us right now on the armed forces network. >>> let's get right to it. we begin with libya where moammar gadhafi's government and rebels are offering very different takes on hats goi s w in tha

they worked with ray charles, diana ross and were unducted in the songwriters hall of fame in 2002.shford died of throat cancer monday. he was 70 years old. and he was good. >> he was. >> the guy who wrote stand by me, that song, also died. 78. >> yes, he did. nick valerie simpson married 38 years. >>> eli manning and the giants taking on the chicago bears. second quarter, brandon jacobs will slice through the defense for an 18 yard touchdown. giants crushed the bears, unfortunately, that was considered a loss because of this. starting cornerback terrell thomas likely out for the season after suffering a torn ach on that play. it happened in the final seconds of the first half when he collided with a teammate. a crushing loss for thomas. he's in the final year of his contract. had a huge year last year leading the team in interceptions and tackles. a lot of people had him pegged to be a pro bowler. >>> tigers and rays. verlander making a strong case to be the after the l cy young award winner. in the fifth, verlander strikes out rodriguez. an inning later. he goes seven, strikes out

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charles golvin is a principal analyst for forrester research. walter mossberg, whether it's consumer electronics, entertainment, even computing-- which is where it all started -- this has been a big impact player, hasn't it? >> well, you know, raythink steve jobs is a historic figure. he's not only a historic figure in business but really in america. he has not only disrupted and innovated in computers and consumer electronics for all those products we saw just now listed, but he has in the process shaken up and revolutionized the music industry, the movie industry, publishing industry, even the retail industry, the apple store chain that he built is widely admired. and on the side, while he was doing all that, he bought a little company called pixar and turned it into the most successful studio this hollywood and revolutionized animation. >> suarez: charles golvin, it's famously told that story and told again with jobs coming back to the company when it was on the verge of bankruptcy. what did he do to shake it up? what happened next? >> well, he-- i think he reinvigorated the passion of the people who had come to apple who had always cared so deeply about the great products that they made. in your piece, you heard that quote

ray is a culture writer for the daily telegraph of london. she was an organizer of today's lunch and did a great job. thank you, rachael. charles guest of our speaker and also with the campaign in the state of virginia. michael coleman is the washington correspondent with the albuquerque journal. tim young is the chair of our young members committee here at the national press club and a contributor to the huffington post. chris murphy is the producer and host of your financial editor. it is good to have a public broadcaster here today. you can now applaud the head table. thank you. our guest today is candidate gary johnson, two-term governor of new mexico. like ron paul, our guest might be considered to be a libertarian in republican's clothing. >> our guest is for limited government, a fiscal conservative who delivered hundreds of the vetoes during his governorship. i understand that was part of your job, was to manage that within the legislature, kev. he says he will take a similar approach to governance as president. that does raise the question today, while many americans appear to be yearning for a more effective governmen