. >> there's officer clemens. >> reporter: in 1969, with battles over desegregation raging, mr.o share his kiddie pool. >> would you like to join me? >> i thought it was civil rights light. that pool of water was so insignificant. i didn't quite get the impact of the symbolism that so many people would see it and totally understand it. >> cool water on a hot day. >> reporter: francois clemens was 24 years old, an aspiring operatic tenor, when fred rogers first asked him to visit the neighborhood. >> he walked around and showed me the tree, the clock, the castle, and i thought, well, all that's well and good. but there was a part of me thinking, what does that have to do with me? i'm a ghetto boy. i grew up in youngstown, ohio, a steel meill. >> i might even like to tell people how to fly. >> reporter: clemens says he didn't get fred rogers' message for a long time. >> that's why you're so special. >> reporter: and then one day -- >> during that segment, we made eye contact. and he said, you know, i like you just the way you are. you know, you make every day a special day. and i

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clemens: companies are checking their supply chains.german companies have productions in the u.s. they are affected by chinese tariffs now. to have production all over the world. as protectionism succeeds, his company needs its own strategy basically producing more in the market countries and closer to the consumers. changing that in the short term is very difficult. the hope that most companies have is that the trade war will focus on u.s. versus china and not so much on europe. on set withe sonja me is a question for you as well. a: just a question in the broader context. obviously, 2017 has been extremely strong. i know that ever since we saw the 2018, we have had a lot of headlines around protectionism, yet you could argue we are more in a normalization trend than anything else because 2017 has been such an outlier to the upside. if we compare today's episode, it is much more in mind of what we saw in 2016 in 2015. how can we differentiate? clemens: in terms of protectionism, we haven't seen very many tariffs in europe, the u.s. tra

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and then roger clemens was pitching for the red sox. and then. >>. >> i am trying to finish the quotation. it ends with two-piece things back together to recall what happened that night. >> i know what happened. >> quickly answer your question. >> i know what happened. >> do it quickly. doesn't that imply you have to piece it back together to ask others what happened quick. >> do you take your time to answer the question. >> it was a great night of fun. great camaraderie. and to have a group of classmates i know exactly what happened. >> do you believe anita hill? >>. >> to get into this question dl be bandied back and forth. with the investigation process.st to follow up on what we referenced. we need the fbi investigation. the number of times the fbi has a background check with regard to a nomination can you describe that? what does the fbi do quick. >> i gather statements they don't resolve credibility they gather the information and determination by the ultimate factfinder of the united states senate the committee has gatheredse evi

we went to fenway park, roger clemens was pitching for the red sox, we had a great time.brett was playing third base for the royals, actually leftield that night. we went to the game, got back, and then we wentuta great night of friendship. >> i apologize for interrupting, judge, but i need to finish the quote before i ask you the question. that you tried to "piece things back together." >> this has been world news america coverage of brett kavanaugh's testimona before the judiciary committee. >> i know what happened. >> judge -- >> with the bbnews app, vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle so you can swipe your way through the news of the da and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines that you can trust. download now from selectedpp stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possibleth bfreeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and then we begin to chisel. we strip away everything

we went to fenway park, roger clemens was pitching for the red sox. we had a great time. george brett was playing third base for the royals. he was playing left field that night. we went to the game and got back and then we went out. he was a great night of friendship. >> i apologize for interrupting judge. but i need to finish the quote before i ask you the question. i wasn't talking about >> the quote "-- you try to "peace things back together" to recall what happened that night. meeting, >> i know what happened >> judge, will you quickly answer your question -- >> i know what happened. >> i will finish aunts -- asking my questions. >> do it quickly. >> doesn't that imply to you that you had to piece things back together, you had asked things that happened that night? >> you take your time now and answer the question. akeley -- >> deadly night. is a great night of fun. it was great calm roddy. everybody looks for -- tom tom robbery. everyone looks great -- back finally and i know exactly what happened. >> do you believe in any hill -- anita hill? >> thank you mr. chairm

. >> my name is kyle clemens with the center for civic engagement area there was some mention in the presentation about the convenience in the physical infrastructure for voting so i have a two-part question. does the committee have a position on early voting as a way to spread out the stress on election systems or was there an assessment of the rest of keeping voting open longer? >> i think the report acknowledged the reality of the fact that there is more and more, not a voting taking place across the country but that more mechanisms are being put in place to make that more convenient.so we work from that premise in terms of the various recommendations. we didn't really comment in detail on how to further that, realizing that's really the pressure coming from the public to make that happen. >> hi, tech magazine. part of the foreign interference in the election was the misinformation campaign before the election so you've got bad information going into a secure paper-based election. how do you account for people voting in a secure system aced on bad information ? that may not be the

roger clemens was pitching for the red sox. we had a great me. geor brett was playing third base for the royals. playing left field that night. and e, we went to the game we got back. we went out. it was a great night. >> i f apologize interrupting. i need to finish the quote before i ask you the question. the quotet ends, t you tried to, quote, pieceac things together. end quote. to recall what happened that night. >> i know what that. >> will you quickly answer your question? >> i know what happened that night. >> go ahead. do it quickly. >> doesn't that imply to you that you had to piece things back together? you had to ask others what happened? >> okay. you take your time now and answer the question. >> definitely not.kn exactly what happened that night. it was a great night of fun. it was a great camaraderie. everyone looks bkfondly. we went out together, a group of classmates and i know exactly what happenedle the w night and i'm happy -- >> do you believe anita hill? >> senator? >> thank yo dge kavanaugh, first, i want to get into this who

. >> representative clemens, what's your advice to folks that evacuated, stay a little longer for assessmento continue or what's your advice? >> well, mike, you've heard from our neighbors in marion county of the impact of river flooding expected in that area. we have a number of rivers that are expected to exceed flood stage, our last big impact, impactful storm was matthew, we expect the rivers in this area to swell well beyond the levels of matthew and bring significant flooding to the area and in some places flooding the highway that is provide grass to our area, so we expect those impacts to begin upon the highways, the 18th on tuesday, we believe that the governor is considering lifting the evacuation order as early as tomorrow. we are hopeful that that would be the case so folks can come in and replenish their medicinal supplies, their groceries, et cetera because we have significant concerns of the impacts that following next week. mike: state representative alan clemmons, my family and i would be back as soon as possible, we are glad the community was spared much from the storm. >>

what we often forget is that it wasn't just detroit, very same week grand rapids, mount clemens, pontiac, flint, ben harbor, detroit was a spark with a lot of the same concerns, people are so frustrated. what happened in flint was like there was a fair housing rally going on in north flint right here where the softball stadium is now, there's a fair housing rally going on, people wanting the city commission to finally vote on a fair housing ordinance, we should be able to live wherever we would like and the -- the rally died down and a few young folks who were staying after started get aggressive, threw rocks, you know, property, serious problem, there was state of emergency, that was declared, but ultimately what happened in flint was really different than what happened in detroit that same week just an hour away. the mayor worked with governor george romney and county prosecutor basically what they decided to do is we are going to arrested 102 people the first night, we will let them all go, no charges, what we ask that they help keep the peace the next night, we want them to patrol th

roger clemens was pitching. paid for all the tickets.erplex me how he had the money to do that as a law school student. talked about the prep skellchoo. the country learned a lot about rarified prep schools and elite institutions into which those school led. he maintained it wasn't that. that he busted his tail, he put it, to get into yale law school, but we learned about a network of schools that surrounds washington, d.c.? >> she is a great writer and men should read all of these writers and their accounts and everything they're saying. goldberg in the "new york times," everybody, but the idea that most americans have no idea what this is like. i grew up in upstate new york. a middle class family. grew up in farmland. >> no beach week. >> no beach week. i coached lacrosse when i was 20 here in new york city at one of the most elite private schools. i won't name it, but i couldn't believe it. i had no idea this life existed. it costs $40,000 just for kindergarten. who has that money? more importantly, this calendar, like -- it's crazy t

, this is a very qualified person, deserves to be on every short list-- as does, by tt- way, paul clemen but the timing and the circumstance of this nomination are a bit odd. >> woodr: neal katyal, paul clement-- who just received a very nice compliment from your friend-- and marcia coyle, thank you all three. and day, thank you smuch fo covering it for us from the capitol. in the day's oer news, former publican senator jon kyl will fill john mccain's u.s. senate seat in arizona for now. kyl is a republican who retired in 2012, after tee terms. he's currently guiding the kavanaugh nomination for the supreme court. republican governor doug ducey made the appointment today, and lauded kyl's eerience. >> i wanted to pick possible person regardless of politics. there is big work to be do in the united states senate. no one in the state of arizona has the stature of jon kyl. i asked and i'm grateful that he accepted. >> woodruff: mccain's term runs until 2022, but kyl says he e ll sely through january. arizona's governor would then have to name a new, interim senator until a special election

roger clemens was pitching for the red sox. we had a great time.orge bret was playing third base for the royals. actually was playing left field. and we went to the game and got back and then we went out, it was a great night of friendship. >> i apologize for interrupting, judge. i need to finish the quote before i ask you the question. >> i wasn't talking about -- >> the quote ends that you try to "piece things back together" to recall what happened that night. meaning -- >> i know what happened. >> judge, will you quickly answer the question i'm going to answer. >> i know what happened that night. >> i'll finish asking my question. >> go ahead. do it quickly. >> doesn't that imply to you that you had to piece things back together. you had to ask others what happened that night? >> okay, you take your time now and answer the question. >> definitely not. i know exactly what happened that night. it was a great night of fun. i'm so happy, great camaraderie. everyone looks back fondly on the trip to fenway park. and then we went out together, a group

roger clemens was pitching for the red sox. we had a great time. george brett was playing third base for the royals -- actually he was playing left field that night. we went out, it was a great night of friendship -- >> i apologize for interrupting, judge, but i need to finish the quote. the quote ends that you tried to, quote, piece things back together, end quote, to recall what happened that night. meaning -- >> i know what happened. >> well, you -- >> judge, will you quickly answer your question and then i'm going to let you. >> i'll finish asking my question. >> please, go ahead, but do it quickly. >> doesn't that imply that you that you had to piece things back together and ask others what happened that night? >> okay. you take your time now and answer the question and then senator -- >> definitely not. i know exactly what happened that night. it was a great night of fun. everyone looks like fondly on the trip to fenway park. then we went out together, a group of classmates, and i know exactly what happened the whole night. i'm happy -- >> ju

we went to fenway park, roger clemens was pitching for the red sox. we had a great time. george brett was playing third base for the royals. actually he was playing left field that night and he and we went to the game and got back and then we went out, was a great night of friendship -- >> i apologize for interrupting but i need to finish the quote before i ask you the question. >> i wasn't talking about -- >> okay. >> the quote ends, that you tried to, quote, piece things back together end quote to recall what happened that night. meaning -- >> i know what happened. >> well, you -- >> judge, let -- will you quickly answer your question then i'm going to let him answer -- >> i know what happened that night. >> i'll finish asking my question. >> please, go ahead. but do it quickly. >> does that imply to "you" had to piece things back together. had you to ask others what happened that night? >> no. >> okay, you take your time and answer the question, then senator -- >> definitely not. i know exactly what happened that night. it was a great night of fun. i was so happy it wa

people that was interested in publishing the book, other than century magazine that had already made clemens, was a samuel better known as his pen name, mark twain. he just started his own rm and selffi published "huckleberry finn." he shows up at the grand household, he is been a casual friend and shows up at the household in new york city in the fall of 1884. just as he was starting his memoirs. he asks the general, could i take a look at your contract? , ilooks and says later on didn't know whether to laugh or cry, it was the worst contract i had ever seen. it was only offering about 10% of the profits. is totally inappropriate for a man of your stature. firm, iot a publishing cannot reach 70% of the profit, and incredibly generous offer. especially for a man that was known to be ill. grant was reluctant at first, a very honorable man. he said well century magazine came to me first. that is when twain's and a's pocket. if you remember a conversation a few years ago, i asked you to write your memoirs then. he eventually did go with twain's offer, it was impossible to refuse. mark twain had

we went to fenway park when clemens was pitching for the time george bet brett was playing third basefor the royals we went to the game and got back it was a great night. >> i apologize for interrupting but i need to finish thehe quote before i ask the question that you tried to piece things back together to recall what happened that night. >> i know what happened. >> judge quickly answer your question. >> i know what happened. >> do it quickly. >> doesn't that imply to you that you had to ask others whatpi happened quick. >> now you take your time to answer the question. >> definitely not i know exactly what happened it was a great night of fun it was camaraderie. we were on the trip to fenway park then we went out together and i know exactly what might.d the whole >> do you believe. >> senator crapo. >> thank you mister chairman. first i want to get into the question bandied back and forth almost endlessly about the fbi investigation process. to follow up on what other senators have referenced senator lee and senator sass. in this process that you have been through a number of times

host: clemens with the atlantic editor. enlarged in washington. thanks for coming in.resident's speech in the united nations, what do you think was the theme? guest: i think the theme is as far as the administration is concerned, america's international project is over. our commitment to big projects on migration or human rights come or the international criminal court, these cons of things are going to go in the trump dustbin of history. and this is a time where he is not advocating just for the u.s. sovereignty, u.s. nationalism, reasserted in a case in arctic -- chaotic world. he is telling entry -- other countries they should do the same thing. i know many people would disagree with me that despite it being pugnacious, it was more measured than last year's. very much a part of a worldview. we saw the trump doctrine in clearer form today than we have in the past. guest: -- host: for those systems he has criticized, was the correct about the criticism that he was making? i think at the end of the day i tend to have the view that there will be a dark day for the unite

we went to fenway park, roger clemens was pitching for the red sox. we had a great time. george brett was playing third base for the royals. he was playing left field that night. we went to the game and got back and then we went out. he was a great night of friendship. >> i apologize for interrupting judge. but i need to finish the quote before i ask you the question. i wasn't talking about >> the quote "-- you try to "peace things back together" to recall what happened that night. meeting, >> i know what happened >> judge, will you quickly answer your question -- >> i know what happened. >> i will finish aunts -- asking my questions. >> do it quickly. >> doesn't that imply to you that you had to piece things back together, you had asked things that happened that night? >> you take your time now and answer the question. akeley -- >> deadly night. is a great night of fun. it was great calm roddy. everybody looks for -- tom tom robbery. everyone looks great -- back finally and i know exactly what happened. >> do you believe in any hill -- anita hill? >> thank you mr. chairm