that wasn't christophers a thing. it was saying something that went against the grain and then having to justify it. which was really debating with christopher have the time. >> i think the empire building cut looks were part of it. and the argument with himself. he was always trying to refine his arguments by arguing with others. that's true. and he was hysterically funny. i don't know how one conveys that. >> i remember the first time in washington while he was collecting. as you might imagine, i was extremely anxious about introducing myself. and for all the puppet pugilistic posturing that he is infamous for, he was, in fact, this alarmingly sweet, polite, generous, quick to laugh and never made a young man and publishing feel that he had to impress them in any way. he was much less interested in what somebody new that have they thought. definitely interested in whether not i could make him laugh. and he was just a very palm and appreciative writer. i have been lucky to work with some fantastic people. there is no

i said did you know christopher stevens? he said everybody knew christopher stevens. he was our leader, fluent in arabic, constructive, positive, doing something, he was our leader. this spontaneous practically eruption from him. he was a foreign service officer. anybody who has served with a foreign service as i did as the secretary of state knows, what a very special group of people this is. they are very able people. dedicated. they work hard for our country. chris was extraordinary and stood out. i thought what image can i think of that might express our way of thinking about him. i thought of the great seal of our republic. i don't know how many of you have ever looked carefully at it. the center is an eagle. in one talon the eagle is holding an olive branch. the eagle is looking at the olive branch to show that the united states will always seek peace. the other talon, the eagle is holding arrows to show that the united states understands if you will be effective and successful in seeking peace, you must be strong. let me expand. because it only only peace but a

christopher said no, come on. he said there's a man revving of a woman at the other end of the square, let's go. >> there was a woman being roughed out in front of our apartment and he ran down and ran out and save her. you know, and i wasn't sure i was too happy about it. and he wasn't doing it to show off or to prove he was a who. he was actually trying to help the poor woman. >> carol, you said it's that same courage that allowed christopher to write so candidly about his own ordeal. over those 18 months. and you spoken and ago to speak a little bit now about what relationship is work as a foreign correspondent, the work he did in developing -- >> there are two aspects of the. one, he went to many, many dangerous zones over the course of his journalistic career. and had a number of near misses. notably, there was the time he was in afghanistan and had his white suit and a bag of books and decide to go to city outside of kabul, and suddenly realized he was standing in a square and he was in the middle of a fight

christopher guttman-mccabe is our guest today. mr. christopher guttman-mccabe, overall, what was the effect of hurricane sandy on your organization, verizon, sprint, at&t and etc. >> guest: thank you. i wouldn't mind taking a step back and providing a little perspective on this storm and the impact it had. mayor bloomberg said that the damage was unprecedented. but it may be the worst storm that the city has ever faced. and the previous title search, it was 14 feet. governor chris christie said the damage was unthinkable. we have buyers. we had hurricane force winds. we had massive flooding and if you look at that in the flooding of the subway system and the shutdown of the stock exchanges, you start to get the scale and scope of this form. and yet, the networks perform. i have read dozens of stories over the last couple of weeks about how the many consumers, they are only tied to any sort of information through their smartphones. making social media and their smartphones. while there was obviously an impact, i think the networks perf

christophe thank you very much christopher of course the much pressure as a government a business consultant on the line from berlin best regards to moscow thank you. now for head of intelligence it was poor judgment with unavoidable consequence david petraeus has quit as the cia chief after admitting to an extramarital affair with his biographer so rapid fall from grace them for the man who was the u.s. army standard bearer in afghanistan and iraq he'd only been in charge of the cia for just over a year but the f.b.i. found he was cheating on his wife of thirty seven years with writer paula broadwell which rates suspicions of illegal attempts to dig into her tresses classified e-mail pakistani author and journalist believes a major clash at the very top is behind the resignation. i believe. of krystal's ignition is not as simple to be as to be in my personal opinion the difference between america it will end. the war in afghanistan are involved. in the branches and president obama if you were critical matters were going to war in afghanistan so now people bomb our. election he wants to expe

a long history between 12 and christopher hitchens. >> we published christopher in 2007. is the second but we published and number one "new york times" bestseller. after that book we published his first memoir, "hitch 22" followed last september by a collection called arguably. which also went to be a bestseller. under extreme circumstances, he was very ill at the time. we had hoped to publish a book, and longer book about his illness and ultimately we collected many of the pieces that he wrote for "vanity fair." greg carter wrote an introduction for the book and is widow carol blue wrote a beautiful afterwards piece. >> you will be at the miami book fair next week, november 17 and 18th along with carol blue and art name is, right? >> that's going to be an interesting panel, martin and christopher nail each other for a long time and carolyn martin are very close. my relationship with christopher really dates back to god is not great, as my career blossomed and his career as a writer blossoms so i have a -- memory as it concerns the greater hitchens project. >> booktv will

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christopher guttman-mccabe, what was overall the effect of sandy on your member organizations? >> if you do not mind, i would like to take a half step back and provide a little perspective on this storm and ultimately the impact it had. if you listen to mayor bloomberg, who said that the damage was unprecedented, that maybe the worst damage the city has ever faced, and the tidal surge, which was 14 feet -- governor christie said that the damage to new jersey was unthinkable. we had massive flooding. if you look at the snow and the shutdown of the stock exchange and flooding in the subway, you get a sense of the massive scale and scope of this storm. yet the networks performed. i have read dozens of stories in the last couple weeks about how for many consumers, their only link to information or to people was through their smartphones. while there was an impact on cell sites, the networks performed very well. >> 25% of sell power coverage went down. are they hurricane-proof? >> 25% of cell towers were impacted, not service. some towers are capacity based to add extra capacity in

sources tell cnn it shows ambassador christopher stevens being dragged out of the compound. republicans are still blasting the white house response to that attack. i'll talk to senator john mccain in a minute. >>> in new york city, president obama meets with storm survivors where more than 25,000 households are still without power. more than two weeks after super storm sandy hit. >>> we begin with the big story. the latest on the benghazi hearings. joining me is pentagon correspondent barbara starr and intelligence correspondent suzanne kelly. welcome to you both. barbara, this is really fascinating me. so general petraeus who has been at the center of this huge scandal tomorrow morning will testify at a congressional hearing about benghazi, and your information from a very good source, i think is really, really significant. it's basically, i have been listening to you for the last couple of hours, petraeus basically says he knew the moment this happened that it was a group called answar al sharia and that after that there was a stream of other intelligence saying it may be

christophe it's quite difficult to hear you at the moment you haven't got a brilliant quality let's just try again and if it's not to get it we'll try to get back to you a little bit later what you did was cute. just a is china is widely predicted to become the world's largest economy watch will the world look like van. to be different than the. chinese economy. necessarily you know. the list and you're not it's. not. going to be. the united states. we'll leave it there for the moment no doubt the production team will get back to see if we can get a slightly better sounding but in the meantime thank you very much for your thoughts on this christopher lehman joining us live there from denmark. i spoke to him a little he's the author of. oil wars he says the new chinese leadership will have some serious challenges ahead. the easy years of the chinese economic miracle are behind them and what i've seen in my recent visits to try and over the last three or four years is a great sense of question. about western especially american economic model. is for going forward in china now the corrupti

. >> not to defend guy christopher but i understand your point about cisco and home depot. if you look overall in terms of revenue growth and profit growth we are nowhere where we were last year. the slow down is marked if you look stats. compare that to 11.44%. 2.3% profit growth this year versus almost 18% last year. we have to take a broader look at the market. there are always stock specific exceptions and examples of good earnings and bad earnings growth. >> i'll tell you what the problem is. i agree with guy christopher that there is a bigger issue here and people are pulling money out of the capital markets. we had a big drop in the dow and s&p. yet bonds were almost flat. people weren't going into other places. you look at brazil down almost 2%. people are putting their money under the mattress. that is more of a problem on any type of a rally if we get one because the fire power isn't there. people have thrown the towel in. >> i thought today was a lot of different things going on. it was more of the middle east. if you look at oil being up normally on a day like t

christopher steiner. the book is "automate this." we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome black, everybody! my guest tonight is a pulitzer prize play wright. tony kushner. (cheers and applause) nice to see you again, thanks for coming on. all right everybody knows you. turn author of "the playwright of angels in america." you also wrote the screenplay to "munich" with stephen spielberg now you are the screen writeer for the knew movie "lincoln." (cheers and applause) were you daunted at all approaching a figure this iconic? someone so huge in our minds? someone we all think of as old. old uncle penny face? (laughter) >> never occurred to me to think of him as olds uncle penny face. it was scary. i didn't want to do it original because i didn't know that it was going to be possible. >> stephen: did spielberg have something on you? did he blackmail you? >> well, doris kearns goodwin who's been on the show. >> stephen: friend of the show. >> she was a very persuasive and lovely person and great writer and she tal

christopher guttman-mccabe is the vice president of ctia, the wireless association. they represent all the wireless companies. mr. guttman-mccabe, overall what was the effect of sandy on your member organizations, the verizons, the at&ts, sprints, etc. >> guest: sure, peter, and thanks for having me back. if you don't mind, i wouldn't mind taking a half step back and providing perspective on this storm and ultimately the impact that it had. if you listen to mayor bloomberg who said that the damage was unprecedented, that it maybe the worst storm that the city has ever faced and the tidal surge previous high was 10 feet, for this storm was 14. governor christie said the damage in new jersey was unthinkable. i mean, we had fires, we had hurricane-force winds, we had massive flood, we had sleet and snow. if you look at that and the flooding through the subway systems and the shutdown of the stock exchanges, you start to get a sense of the massive scale and scope of this storm, and yet the networks performed. i've read dozens of stories about how for many consumers their

christopher is a fighter. and if you're in a fight you want them on your site. you wouldn't want him on the other side. so it became, our french it became closer and closer in those years as he wanted it to be because he wanted to make that statement. and i thought that was extraordinary of him. i mean, when i came here to d.c. to go have when it was arranged for me to have a meeting with clinton, i actually went to the white house from christopher's apartment, and he had been quite helpful in pressurizing some of the people he knew in the clinton administration like george stephanopoulos, for example, to try to get a meeting to happen. and christopher was no great fan of president clinton, to put it mildly, hated his guts. but thought it would be valuable if i could meet him and in fact george stephanopoulos was so excited when meeting finally happened that he called christopher from the white house what i was having a meeting with clinton said to christopher, the eagle has landed. [laughter] is the only time i think i had anything in common with neil armstrong

the wife of the late great christopher hitchens. we were talking about his prodigious outlook.ven in the last few days, pumping out the stuff. what was your favorite piece, if you have one? like choosing a favorite child. >> yeah, i mean if it was like choosing a favorite child, then i would have been the most profligate woman on the planet. i was looking at the waterboarding piece and the james bond and spying matter. >> what would he have thought about the petraeus thing? >> he would have loved it. sex and money without any of the ideology. it's bizarre. spying, as if everything was reduced to the housewives of tampa. >> how do you think he would have liked to have been remembered? >> as somebody who said, which he said in the front of the -- the beginning of his memoir. live all you can. it's a mistake not to. >> the four most overrated things in life are champagne, lobster, picnics, and then he named a certain sexual practice. and it has been my template ever since. he was entirely correct for the ones i have knowledge of. a fabulous book. "mortality," really powerful,

. >> that man is christopher hudson. >> thanks for doing this testimony with me first of all. >> thanks for having me. >> also known as the forerunner, a reference to the biblical prophet isaiah and john the baptist. >> i don't have a church. most of my ministry is online. >> he said that gas rationing in new york city could lead to cannibalism. >> your baby might start looking like a chicken. >> he has accused justice mayer. >> she was a part of an elite pagan group. >> people see me and they're like, whoa! you're changed. i see this guy and i'm like, thanks, man of god. forerunner right here. >> on the video, angus jones makes it clear he's a phaneuf hudson's but hudson said he has never seen "two and a half men" and was meeting jones for the first time that day. >> everything that angus said came from angus. i was sitting there and if you look at the video and you see my fates, i was as genuinely, i don't want to say shocked but taken back by his boldness. >> please stop filling your head with filth. please. >> i don't know if angus's calling is to become a preacher. i don't know. bu

speaker, i rise with my colleagues to honor, celebrate and remember ambassador john christopher christevens. a son of northern california and the bay area, ambassador stevens tragically lost his life in the greatest service to his country. selflessly and courageously representing american values in a foreign nation he knew intimately and cared for deeply. in his diplomatic capacity,

speaker, i rise with my colleagues to honor, celebrate and remember ambassador john christopher christevens. a son of northern california and the bay area, ambassador stevens tragically lost his life in the greatest service to his country. selflessly and courageously representing american values in a foreign nation he knew intimately and cared for deeply. in his diplomatic capacity, ambassador stevens brought a profound and prolific knowledge of arab world and middle east to his assignment. his exemplary gift for making personal connections was invaluable as his role as specific representative and ambassador to one of the most complex and challenging regions of the world. therefore as

speaker, i rise with my colleagues to honor, celebrate and remember ambassador john christopher christevens. a son of northern california and the bay area, ambassador stevens tragically lost his life in the greatest rv

former potomac schoolteacher has been arrested accused of sexually abusing students. 73-year-old christopher cloman is charged with three counts of indecency. the assaults happened years ago but it wasn't until last year one of the victims came forward. >> we were notified of this back in november of 2011 where our first victim saw christopher coleman teaching and she notified the authorities. through them they contacted us that she had been molested when she was a child. >> police say gloman taught students in maryland and believes there may be more victims. if you have any more information, you're urged to call crime stoppers. >>> d.c. calls for changes in the statute of limitations on sex crimes after dna evidence identified at least two alleged rapists who cannot be prosecuted because of the law, one man arrested last week for rape in 1999. charges were dropped. fox 5's paul wagner with the details. >> would you have -- >> reporter: late this afternoon fox 5 spoke by phone with a woman who was attacked by a stranger along this stretch of ninth street northwest in february of 1999. she sa

four americans were killed, including ambassador christopher stevens.david martin has learned that the u.s. military deployed two special operations teams to respond to the attack-- one from europe, one for the u.s., but they were later turned back. when sandy flooded out shore communities, a lot of comparisons were made to venice. well, wouldn't you know it, venice is flooded, too, after several days of heavy rain. the adriatic sea rose up and overwhelmed the canals. the water was two feet deep in st. mark's square. the prototype for all the space shuttles was exposed to the elements after sandy ripped the bubble that protects it off the top. "enterprise" was not damaged. it's now part of the "intrepid" and and space museum on the hudson in new york city. the children of the storm tell their story to steve hartman. "on the road" is next. the pitch! whoa! so why are you doing his? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can damage the lining of your

primaria católica participo un voluntario en una actividad de niños y el era un ex convicto marc christopheror abusos sexuales. >> se puso en contacto un padre con la policía y este hombre fue culpado en el 2010 por abuso a una menor de 14 años pero no pudo ser detenido porque tenía una carta que la iglesia en san francis que lo autorizaba como voluntario. >> este padre piensa que esta bien que la iglesia le de una segunda oportunidad. >> pero cuándo pasa aquí a alguien es duro.çla policía de santa clara en san josé todavia siguen la investigación. hay un aprohibicion que no le permite a los ex convictos por abusos de acercase a los niños pero si tienen permiso si pueden hacerlo la diocesis no los hizo comentarios. >> y estos 3 incendios causaron miles de dólares en perdidas no se sabe las causas y tampoco hubo víctimas. >> esta mujer filmo lo que paso en vallejo a la media noche >> no sabemos por que se dio el fuego y fue catalogado como sospechoso pues hubo 3 incendios en media milla de radio y en 12 horas de lapso. >> el cree que hay alguien que puede haber sido responsable >> pienso que

along with child neglect, the boy's dad, 30-year-old christopher harley is charged with leaving a childf eight unattended. he is free right now on bond. >>> police in alexandria hope some surveillance video can help them solve a break-in. police are searching for two men and one woman who broke into a couple of businesses on eisenhower avenue two weeks ago. investigators say the suspects first tried to break into one business but could not get inside so they tried and then succeeded to break into two businesses nearby. police are also asking anyone who may recognize the suspects to give them a call. >>> congress will take a close look at the meningitis outbreak when they return next week. separate hearings will be held in the house and senate. the head of the fda is scheduled to testify at both hearings. so far, more than 400 cases of meningitis have been reported across the country including 30 deaths. the outbreak is linked to tainted steroid shots produced at a specialty pharmacy in massachusetts. >>> all eyes on the sky again this week and are we about to get hit with another nasty

i think that's what irving meant. >> rose: christopher was like that, too. >> there are many birds of prey like that. >> rose: this is where the nobel prize committee said. "pinter restored theater to its basic elements an ebb enclosed space and predictable dialogue where people are at the mercy of one another and pretense crumbles." >> yes, well particularly that line where people are at the mercy of one another. it resonates because his characters could be unforgiving and without any sentimentality in their deals with each other. >> rose: he said "language and art remains a highly ambiguous transaction, a quicksand, trampoline, frozen pool which might give way under you. the author at any time but as i have said the search for the truth can never stop. it cannot be adjourned, it cannot be postponed. it has to be faced right there on the start." not a bad imperative for journalists, either. or actors. >> yes, i can think of -- >> rose: or anyone living in a life in which there has to be a demand for truth and answers. >> yes, well journalists, too, might read that. >> yes, exactly. >

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. >> hockenberry: there's christopher monckton, a big draw at these meetings, who brings the skeptics to their feet every time. >> god bless america. >> hockenberry: republican congressman james sensenbrenner of wisconsin, vice chairman of the use science committee. >> paul krugman accused my colleagues and me of treason against the planet. (laughter) >> hockenberry: there's chris horner from the competitive enterprise institute... >> ...economic salvation. this is our way out. >> hkenbry: d jas taylor, senior fellow at the heartland institute, organizer of this gathering. >> the debate indeed is over. in the years prior to 2007, the 2008 elections, we actually heard from many folks that we should tone it down on global warming, we should not talk about the issue, because the court of public opinion had already decided and we were on the losing end. but we believe that if we present the case to the american people and it resonates, if they get it, then that's going to work its way up the political stepladder. >> hockenberry: you've really changed the game on global warming. >> oh, i c

well, for more on the election, joining us is christopher lockwood. his publication has just man a endorsement of its own. and sarah fay began.dn a endorsement of its own. and sarah fay began.en a endorsement of its own. and sarah fay began. a endorsement of its own. and sarah fay began. chris forever, first to you.ghy. chris forever, first to you.ny . chris forever, first to you. be. chris forever, first to you.beg. chris forever, first to you.ega. chris forever, first to you.gan. chris forever, first to you.an. chris forever, first to you.n. chris forever, first to you.. chris forever, first to you.. chris forever, first to you.. chris forever, first to yoan. chris forever, first to you. >> we debated long into the might, but in the end, we decided to endorse barack obama. >> we debated long into the might, but in the end, we decided to endorse barack obama. >> we debated long into the might, but in the end, we decided to endorse barack obama. >> we debated long into the might, but in the end, we decided to endorse barack obama. >> we debated long i

commander christopher heben. the sound of silence coming from iran, after pentagon claims that iranian jet fighters fired on unarmed u.s. -- on an unarmed surveillance drone in the persian gulf. it took place just days before the presidential election. officials say the drone was in international air space when it was intercepted by iranian aircraft. the drone was not hit, and it returned safely to base. the u.s. has told iran that such surveillance flights in the gulf will continue. >>> check out this brand-new video of pakistani teen malala yousafzai. one month after her attempted assassination by the taliban. her father says she's recovering well, and that the thousands of cards, messages, and gifts she's received have helped her stay strong. malala is just 15 years old. reminded by that looking at this picture. and she has been a great crusader in the fight to get girls' education in pakistan in >>> so miami-dade is done but a handful of florida counties are still counting votes from tuesday's election. time