crowley's play was first filmed in 1970 by william friedkin, with leonard fry as birthday boy harold, then, it's had numerous revivals including a barnstorming 2017 west and production in which mark gatiss played the imperious harold to a t. happy birthday. you're late. 0h, michael, you kill me. when he's sober, he's dangerous. when he drinks, he's lethal. now zachary quinto takes on that enigmatic role, rejoining the cast of the cast ofjoe mantello's tony award—winning 2018 broadway revival for this latest screen version. shot by ace cinematographer bill pope, whose credits include the matrix and baby driver, mantello's film works hard to transcend its stage roots leading us through the social interactions with a restless energy that's hard to resist. we all have to call the one person we truly believe we have loved. while the play itself is undoubtedly dated, despite some rewriting, the vivacious ensemble cast keep things fresh — injecting a modern energy into this period piece and celebrating the legacy of crowley who died in march. now, i don't, i don't want to cause anyone any of

crowley for speaking to us thank you. it. coming off on al-jazeera in a moment a step towards peace sudan's government and armed groups sign a deal but some shouting the agreement details in a moment. however we got more weather making its way into central parts of china at the moment a lot of cloud and rain sliding through here and that's pushing towards shanghai runs all the way back through to han and beyond that will southwest again you could see some showers the showers sliding a little further south with as we go into the early part of next week on the other had to battle east for the time being more of passage pan northern honshu into her cottage you can expect say some rather heavy right on sunday afternoon it will make its way further east which as we go through monday perhaps some showers heading to central parts of honshu but i suspect sheltered by the mountains take it should be lousy dry wall one temperatures right around 28 celsius and then you can see some positive pam much of the korean peninsula looking gener

eastern at the presidency, history professor william crowley on the personality, leadership and achievements of franklin roosevelt. exploring the american story and watch american history tv, this weekend on c-span3. >>> vice president al gore accepted his party's presidential nomination at the 2000, national convention in los angeles. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome my husband, our next of al gore. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you. i speak tonight of gratitude, achievement and high hopes for our country. tonight i think first of those who helped me get here, starting with the people of tennessee and then those who braved the first snows of iowa and new hampshire and all of you here from all over this country who have come with me into the warm sunlight of this great city. while i can't think of you individual

monica crowley. appreciate it. good to see you. lou dobbs quotation of the day.n it i wrote "the china virus crisis wiped out all of the progress we had made and cut far deeper than that, in terms of both jobs in the stock market. president trump wants to get it all back as destructive as this setback has been for our country, we can recover fully from the economic losses, faster than ever before and grow from there. a in this case, growing at a rate, an incredible rate of 33%". be sure to buy your copy of the trump century. it is hot. it is available. don't miss out. lou dobbs shop.com. lou dobbs shop.com. let's turn to the violence that is again in the streets of some of america's democrat ran cities. the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of pennsylvania is following president trump's calls for law and order. william mcswain announced federal charges today against men who set a police car on fire during black lives matter right since may. one of those charges described as a prominent organizer of black lives matter in the city. the charges, as philadelphia

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joe crowley, danella, thank you. our segment continues as promised with this other stuff i wanted to present to you tonight. really interesting. details on the voting underway. we do know more about this elect tret than any point in these battle ground states which decides the election. turnout way up in the 14 battle states. from 16 to now topping 17 million. now, who makes up this wider poll of voters? we have new data on the democratic surge tonight, and what it does, what we're about to show you will fact check some of donald trump's false claims. >> you know, the votes are coming in and very much inclined to be with us. our people like to go out and vote, right? they like to vote. they like to vote, and it's incredible what's happening. so the early votes are coming in in a lot of areas. they are starting to get a little nervous on the other side. >> trump saying the other side gets a little nervous. only the candidates know if they feel nervous, but the numbers show democrats have more to celebrate right now. w

eastern at the presidency, history professor william crowley on the personality, leadership and achievementsexploring the american story and watch american history tv, this weekend on c-span3.

with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and john crowley, who's a businesseing with us as ever, good to see you. let's show if you as the front pages. according to the sunday express, borisjohnson is resisting a "circuit break" to tackle covid—19 because of fears it will drive the country into an endless cycle of lockdowns. the observer speculates that a jobs crisis is poised to hit up to a million young people within weeks — due to the pandemic‘s economic effects. the sunday people says the nhs is facing a perfect storm of front line staff shortages and a lack of coronavirus tests this winter. the sunday telegraph reports that tony blair has been accused of a breach of covid—19 restrictions, after appearing to fail to self—isolate for 1h days, following a two—day trip to the us on a private jet. the former prime minister has denied breaking any guidelines. and the sunday mirror report that a convicted killer, who helped foil the london bridge terror attack, has been pardoned by the queen. so let's begin. let's start, john, with the sunday telegraph. tory gr

he said crowley is a former white house deputy press secretary he says this crisis will only add to an already strained white house team and in a reelection campaign. this white house has a tremendous you know credibility problem. and not only on this issue but on a wide range of issues and look at the timing of this is very inopportune for the white house 30 days before the election everyone is sensitive about what they say. but i think you have a white house that has rely too heavily on the president's tweets and the president's rallies of you don't have a seasoned team behind the president here we are when you're 4 by this stage and almost any administration is moving forward on all cylinders but you're on your 4th chief of staff your 4th press secretary you know 'd this is a white house staff that the president does not trust significantly all of these things are compounding a very very difficult situation i think that was a very useful bid you know by the president and i think he's beginning the process of trying to get on top of the crisis the coronavirus was going to be the domi

crowley's memoirs which are wonderful and detailed. anson's book. sam there's never been a 20-your volume that covers the entire story of what happens to him. historians will always debate whether nixon was a great president. debate he wass no a great ex-president. hishistory of postpresidential years is the greatest mix story that is never really been told. why a book about his life after watergate and if it is so important, why has it never been done before? the answer to the first question is simple. we have all experienced strife in stride --strife and tragedy. none of us will experience professional setbacks like he did. in a sense, it's a story about us. the other reason the story has is because then papers are privately owned by the family's. to secure the cooperation of the family in righting this book. not only is this a new book about a new period of life of nexen, but it has new material in it. this is a very extraordinary period in the life of a very extreme very man. when richard nixon left the white house in 1974, he is no money, and n

the launch pad for djs, including chris evans, as well as a home from home for tony blackburn, gary crowley the past and some great memories too. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning. back in the suit and on top of britain's highest peak. lloyd scott has completed the first leg of his three peaks challenge. we'll ask him how it went. craig revel horwood is known for his colourful and elaborate language. we'll find out how he's put his talent with words to good use in his debut novel. and from debut novels to debut albums, amanda holden willjoin us after 8:30 to tell us what it was like to make her very own album. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. president donald trump is back at the white house after leaving hospital where he was being treated for coronavirus. mrtrump said people shouldn't be afraid of the virus or feel dominated by it, saying that he feels as good as he did 20 years ago. the president, who will continue taking s

afghanistan has killed at least 15 people that exploded near a government building in the town of crowley while in our province security forces have been battling the attackers for several hours no one has claimed responsibility but the interior minister has blamed the taliban a spokesman for the local governor said at least 30 people were injured disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has been charged with 6 more counts of rape and sexual assault the latest charges are in a los angeles court and relate to incidents for more than a decade ago weinstein was already convicted of sex crimes in new york eliot this year is sentenced to 23 years in jail those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after struggle over the nile. the naleo. the world's longest river. a 7000 kilometers a lifeline for almost 400000000 people. flowing north the nile runs through 10 countries. the highlands in the heart of africa the shores of the mediterranean sea. a source of sustenance but also one of tension even potential conflict. these tensions between countries along the river nile

lou: and john solomon, house minority leader kevin mccarthy and the treasury department's monica crowley. please join us for that and maria: good thursday morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, thursday october 29th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. 5 days to go. we are previewing all you need to do before election they. president trump and joe biden making a late-week push in florida today. we are taking a look at the latest polls and campaign spending this morning. more questions for the biden finally, op-ed that claims joe biden owes america an explanation as the side largely stays silent over corrupt business dealings. former new york city mayor giuliani and white house chief of staffar

we have monica crowley's memoirs which are wonderful and yearsed, the last four since she worked with him. we have robert sam anson's book. there's never been a 20-your volume that covers the entire story of what happens to him after watergate. historians will always debate whether nixon was a great president. i think this book makes clear i , think there's no debate he was a great ex-president. nixon is one of the greatest stories in presidential history, and the history of his postpresidential years is the greatest nixon story that is never really been told. why a book about his life after watergate and if it is so important, why has it never been done before? the answer to the first question is simple. he is a shakespearean character whose vices and virtues all mirror our own. setbacksll experienced -- all experienced strife and tragedy. none of us will experience professional setbacks like he did. in a sense, it's a story about us. the other reason the story has not been written is because the papers are privately owned by the family. i was able to secure the cooperation of the fa

lou: and john solomon, house minority leader kevin mccarthy and the treasury department's monica crowleyrrow. please join us for that and much more good night from sussex. elizabeth: stocks falling sharply as covid-19 hospitalizations surge, triggering fears of more lockdowns. this as more than 71 million have already voted. now this is happening. president trump holding two campaign rallies in the battleground state of arizona today. you're looking at a live picture from the scene as joe biden is back in his home state of delaware. now we got the average of eight polls by "real clear politics" t does show biden is up 7 points but the race is now getting tight other in the battleground states. remember a week out in 2016, hillary clinton led by two points in that "real clear politics" average. we have a

bachelorette" premiering tonight and this morning we'll have a little sneak peek and talk to clareclae crowley. >> so, kumasi and i saw a little video of this man that she met named dale moss. kumasi, what did you say? >> hey, dale. >> okay. >> so, is this lady clare decides this is not for her, then -- >> clare said she thought she just met her husband. >> kumasi's good. got it. >> yes, thank you. all right. we'll see you soon. the pain is always around the corner.o proposition 16 takes some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. >>> working from home, remote learning, exercising, all pretty good. little warm this afternoon but the air quality good and if you find some shade, it will be comfortable. look at these temperatures. this is one of our cooler days moving forward. we're 8 to 13 deg

lou: and john solomon, house minority leader kevin mccarthy and the treasury department's monica crowley among our guests tomorrow. please join us for that and much more good night from sussex. elizabeth: stocks falling sharply as covid-19 hospitalizations surge, triggering fears of more lockdowns. this as more than 71 million have already voted. now this is happening. president trump holding two campaign rallies in the battleground state of arizona today. you're looking at a live picture from the scene as joe biden is back in his home state of delaware. now we got the average of eight polls by "real clear politics" t does show biden is up 7 points but the race is now getting tight other in the battleground states. remember a week out in 2016, hillary clinton led by two points in that "real clear politics" average. we have a hot story for you tonight it is jam-packed. joining us on the today's big developments. congressman devin nunes, congressman greg tubes, harmeett dill ford o'connell and kristin tate. we have new details of more controversial business dealings by hunter biden and his

lou: and john solomon, house minority leader kevin mccarthy and the treasury department's monica crowleyn us for that and that and much more. thank you from sussex. >>. kennedy: what? the silence is now deafening. crickets from joe biden's campaign after new bombshell allegations about what he knew of his son hunter's shady business deals. so why dhec won't he explain himself to the american people? we are waiting. as we all know hunter biden has been accused of using his father's names to ransom choice juicy no-show gigs for some sketchy companies in sketchy countries like ukraine. young people call for his part joe biden has denied any knowledge of his son's exploits. and of course he claims he was never involved. but last night on

crowley's play was first filmed in 1970 by william friedkin, with leonard fry as birthday boy harold,evivals including a barnstorming 2017 west and production in which mark gatiss played the imperious harold to a t. happy birthday. you're late. 0h, michael, you kill me. when he's sober, he's dangerous. when he drinks, he's lethal. now zachary quinto takes on that enigmatic role, rejoining the cast of the cast ofjoe mantello's tony award—winning 2018 broadway revival for this latest screen version. shot by ace cinematographer bill pope, whose credits include the matrix and baby driver, mantello's film works hard to transcend its stage roots leading us through the social interactions with a restless energy that's hard to resist. we all have to call the one person we truly believe we have loved. while the play itself is undoubtedly dated, despite some rewriting, the vivacious ensemble cast keep things fresh — injecting a modern energy into this period piece and celebrating the legacy of crowley who died in march. now, i don't, i don't want to cause anyone any offence. but i brought my ow

lou: and john solomon, house minority leader kevin mccarthy and the treasury department's monica crowley among our guests tomorrow. please join us for that and that and much more. thank you from sussex. >>. kennedy: what? the silence is now deafening. crickets from joe biden's campaign after new bombshell allegations about what he knew of his son hunter's shady business deals. so why dhec won't he explain himself to the american people? we are waiting. as we all know hunter biden has been accused of using his father's names to ransom choice juicy no-show gigs for some sketchy companies in sketchy countries like ukraine. young people call for his part joe biden has denied any knowledge of his son's exploits. and of course he claims he was never involved. but last night on top or carlson hunter's formers business associate said this. >> sitting with joe biden and hunter biden, joe came to the lobby with the security hunter introduced me as this is tony dad, the individual i told you about that is helping us with the business we are working on and the chinese birds direct the former vice pr

eastern on the presidency, university of mary washington womilliam crowley on the achievements of franklin roosevelt. exploring the american story, watch american history tv, this weekend on c-span3. >>> in the 2000 presidential campaign, vice president al gore was the democratic nominee and texas governor george w. bush was the republican candidate. the two met for their first debate at the university of massachusetts in boston and took questions on social security, taxes, the supreme court, abortion and a number of other issues. the debate was moderated by jim lehrer of pbs. >> 30 seconds. >>> good evening from the clark athletic center at the university of massachusetts in boston. i'm jim lehrer of the "news hour" on pbs and i welcome you to the debate between the democratic candidate for president, vice president al gore and the republican candidate, governor george w. bush of texas. they will be conducted within for th formats agreed to by the two campaigns. no answer to a question can exceed two minutes, rebuttals are limited to one minute. but as moderator, i have the option to foll

treasury secretary mnuchin has tested negative, a tweet from monica crowley she's a key aide as partr protocol, secretary mnuchin has tested daily and he tested negative this morning and will continue to be tested daily that answers another big question in terms of how far this thing has spread within the west wing and within the administration of course because mnuchin who often is seen wearing a mask in his rovings around the capitol has been meeting with nancy pelosi and shuttling back and forth between the administration and congress, there had been question about whether he could have been a vector for that to get to capitol hill. apparently now not mnuchin saying he is negative for covid-19. >> do we know what the protocol is going to be for people who have come in contact with the president who do test negative, whether they still will be guaranteed for some number of days given in large part, as we've heard from dr. scott gottleib and so many others, that a negative test at least within a day or two of coming in contact with somebody that is positive can turn out to be positi

lou: and john solomon, house minority leader kevin mccarthy and the treasury department's monica crowley among our guests tomorrow. please join us for that and maria: good thursday morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, thursday october 29th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. 5 days to go. we are previewing all you need to do before election they. president trump and joe biden making a late-week push in florida today. we are taking a look at the latest polls and campaign spending this morning. more questions for the biden finally, op-ed that claims joe biden owes america an explanation as the side largely stays silent over corrupt business dealings. former new york city mayor giuliani and white house chief of staff mark meadows giving us their take later on in the program coming up on biden family business. futures looking for a rebound after yesterday's sharp selloff. nasdaq up 121 and s&p higher by 25. stocks plummeted wednesday. nasdaq down 426, 3 and 3 quarters percent and s&p down 120 points, 3 and a half% there as well. coronavirus cases spooking i