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she was very calm and curt. zachary, child protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can. and i knew. the tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i asked myself if i was going to live to see the next day. really, that is what was going through my mind. , if ever at any point she is alone with me and i make it through whatever happens and i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she is going to do. night aty wood, sunday 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, republican pollster jim and democratic pollster jim whiston discussed key issues were campaign 2018. and georgetown university law professor heidi lee feldman talks about the history of the 25th amendment. and heritage foundation senior legal fellow john malcolm talks about the robert mueller investigation. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern. and bob woodward will join us on monday,ton journal" september 17 to discuss his ne

but i'll get us to magazine associate if he died of a curt flees to the west and is accepted into theworld renowned does a lot of academy of art is that it would surely it. is a profile. no real life names are mentioned but the film clearly reflects events in the life of god and other artistic greats from that time like yourself voice done as marcus said many times he didn't want to make a biopic he wanted to tell a story about the nature of art never look away is intensely less than three hours long it's an ambitious work and the challenge for the audience. is to found on his mark in never look away and the lives of others you take a look at german history in the light of victims and perpetrators. you seem to be fascinated by both why. many always always the eternal question what would one of done back then for exactly this relationship between perpetrators and victims in this case within the family that i find so fascinating because it was like that throughout the whole country to a certain extent our country was a big family of victims and perpetrators after nine hundred forty five

who's been a staunch opponent of open borders for refugees curt's believes italy spain and greece need to do more to prevent refugees and migrants from coming into europe he's also hoping that the british prime minister of tourism may well arrive at the summit ready to compromise on the exits lauren sleep joining us from salzburg speaking of may how willing is she to compromise. well that's what we're going to find out tonight she doesn't seem to want to she wants the e.u. to compromise and pretty much right now over there dinner a wienerschnitzel she's got ten minutes to stand up in front of all the other european leaders and. reasserts her plan and try to persuade them to move a bit more in her direction but you know even before she got here donald tusk who's of president of the european council said that her plan needed to be reworked michel barnier the chief negotiator said it doesn't work either so she's basically selling a complete dud to them and she must know that and that the british seem to be suggesting that is easier for her to face off against these european leaders and ag

curt, very calm. zack from child protective services is here. you can and i knew that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i'm asking myself am i going to live to see the next day? really, like that is what is going through my mind. am i going to live to see the next day because she if ever at any point, she has a moment alone with me and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what he's going to do. >> zachary wood tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> american history tv is on c-span 3 every weekend featuring archival films and programs on the presidency, the civil war and more. clip from a recent program. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> go home, alexander. order from your commander. go home. >> it was not quite that way. [laughter] sharp they do have a dispute and the reason that the clash is going to happen because hamilton frankly doesn't want to to anybody. he wants to concede, issue, and policy, not do something for someone else, no matter how high up. he clutches -- hamilt

curt watches as his aunt is carried away by the nazis the man who will become his father in law is jointlyresponsible for the nazis euthanasia program and elizabeth is one of its victims. it's a lost cut never gets over even in adult court in east germany could begin his studies of the arctic atomy where he meets the love of his life and he's a bond he also meets her stepfather but is oblivious to his past because a band has adapted nicely to life in the g.d.r. but the story goes on the other one was lost. today. but i'll get us to magazine assess for it if you die of a kurt flees to the west and is accepted into the world renowned does a lot of academy of arts is at liberty to live. is that of high. no real life names are mentioned but the film clearly reflects events in the life of god and other artistic greats from a time like yours the voice. done as mark has said many times he didn't want to make a biopic he wanted to tell a story about the nature of art never took away its intensely less than three hours long it's an ambitious work and the challenge for the audience. krista found on

sunday proved to be unfounded a man died after a confrontation with two afghan migrants in the town of curt's and about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of berlin two and a half thousand protesters full of the call of far right groups to gather for a march but a post mortem show the man died of acute heart failure and not of his injuries the afghan men have been taken into police custody. keratin is in mourning but there's not only grief here there's anger to this man furious he told a camera crew to start filming him in the sun. on saturday evening two groups apparently clashed in this small eastern town two afghans were arrested and a german man dies a friend of his is still coming to terms with what happened. when the old he was a good person was always very quiet but it's dreadful terrible that he died so young. on the side of the storm with the. demands death sparked calls on social media for a protest police say some twenty five hundred people took part in the march among them older residents and members of the far right alternative for germany party police say four to five hundre

ready to compromise well those are the confident words coming from the austrian chancellor sebastiaan curt's ahead of a key e.u. summit in salzburg but with just six months to go before britain is to leave the european union the european council president is warning that key parts of the u. case briggs's proposals neat to be revised just said london must rework its position on issues linked to the irish border and future trade ties with europe tusk did however acknowledge that some progress had been made albeit rather late in the day let's take a listen to what he said exactly. today those that have more hope. about those surely less and less time. in the form. of life we must see you face for talks i would like to finalize them to do so all through. this is why that's tomorrow three of the twenty seven i will propose calling an additional summit around the minutes with no member of a member. so ward of warning to london ahead of another kick you some of us kos over to salzburg austria where do you correspond a max hoffman is covering this topic in you summit to mark so good to see at the pr

authorities say shawn walker hit officer curt gris and man well during a traffic stop. walker faces multiple felonies including vehicular manslaughter. >>> east bay leaders are calling for jerry brown to veto a bill happening over the develop authority to bart. the bill would give ba to override residents concerns. lawmakers say the bill has the right goal but approaches to the situation the wrong way. >> this is a bill with the right goal which is more housing, particularly at our transit centers, but it has the wrong way to do it that will take us backwards. >> many leader says bart needs to focus on providing safe reliable and clean services and not taking control of housing. >>> the saga of the rescue in thailand has a new chapter , the legal challenge announced by one of the divers that is aimed at elon musk. >>> a gondola ride in downtown san francisco will show you its test run. >>> the sun breaking through the clouds, this is great to see see a live look outside at clear skies and the sunshine. we will talk about what you can expect and how warm it's going to ge

austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz who has been a staunch opponent off open borders for refugees curt's believes italy spain and greece need to strengthen the blocs extra no border is he's also hoping that the british prime minister to resign may well arrive at the summit ready to compromise on bracks it lawrence lee joining us from salzburg first on to resent me and breck's at lawrence is there any chance that her bricks and plan will win over any new leader is there. no i really think absolutely none it feels like the mother of all finalists alts for the just arriving at the moment and they go to dinner if you want a sense of how how small they're trying to make the u.k. feel in the sense how humiliating it is for a supposedly important country she's being given ten minutes to sell her deal over dinner this evening and then the e.u. twenty seven without meets tomorrow and then she meets donald the president of the european council who has another ten minutes whether in sales or if they think it's any good or not but he gave the briefings open the conference a couple of hours ago and i

curt finds his style his paintings are photo realistic yet alien much like those by the successful contemporaryartist gary hart who stuck his aunt was killed by the nazis while his father in law was a nazi gun ecologist who carried out the forced sterilization of women. parliamentary system leading from elements from get out of this life became the starting point for this film that's your point. but then i created my own path and story from there. because i find fiction somehow becomes more real and true when it isn't tethered to pure facts and real life events. a noble ambition but honest mark wanted to much displeased decades of german history and love story and art theory into a three hour film. the results doesn't quite add up despite many strong scenes and strong performances. that sent from ops twenty one this week but before we go if you're in berlin be sure to drop by the. video installation at the hamburger bahnhof gallery the artist won the national gallery prize last october our work is poetic hypnotic for provoking definitely worth saying join us next week for more arts and culture

just on the same bed no longer see me as the friend of a colonus who's keen to get a good model was a curt little under the sun the me you know christening the car you bro the book wasn't there my main turkey in his home it wasn't chris's joel selwood and. we all saw. not to know the more i made off when i moving on a commuter bus home. oh nothing. i resist but it was carney you see. rather than a stickler because i'm not close my case here where look. at me than the little commuter bus my brother would look at church. this girl business does cover this it cannot time to converse with buddy her. kids or kill the double book called dervish but her. course still does put us out of business to cause boys of but those who did this he asked. for the of the video of it avoidable. when i listen to you thought bubble of butter but this is. what. i dread is grupo yeah i have require not to go on this group but they are deployed is good guy and for no it has not gotten mad about you guys we are good god. knows what i need does god but. god. hates me and that made up b.s. costantini was my latin amer

more than mercenaries that hung gary and should be the ones policing hungary's borders sebastián curt'sthe austrian chancellor did say that there were issues regarding sovereignty when it came to this plan to improve and increase the powers of frontex however he said it was important to focus on external border security the external border of the european union the reason for that he said was because if they were to try and talk and get any further on what to do when it came to distributing refugees and migrants with in the block well they would be simply too many arguments to make any real progress. before i still share the opinion with some of the state and government heads that the debate about the distribution of migrants will not solve the problem because the approach has to be different they are different and they will remain like that. well no solid deals on migration no solid breakthroughs when it came to bragg's it either to reason may had a chance to put forward her plans for the future of northern ireland to leaders on wednesday evening they dismissed quite polite term saying

curt. but very calm. child protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can.and i knew, that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i'm asking myself, am i going to live to see the next day? really. like, that is what is going through mind. am i going to live to see the next day? because she, if ever at any point she has a moment alone with me, and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she's going to do. >> zachary wood on c-span's q&a.

every thousand activists from several far right groups marched in the german city of curt's and on sunday over the death of a young german man a week ago the twenty two year old who is believed to have had chronic heart disease died after being punched during an altercation with two migrants a pair of afghan men have since been a rest is sunday's rally in the city was met by a small accounts of protest police have warned of a possible backlash against migrants over the mountains death as happens following a similar incident in cabinets a number of attacks on far in this have been reported in the past few days. whites far miss in south africa are accusing the government of discrimination off the table in constitutional changes that would allow it to take from the white community without compensation but also the descendants of dutch settlers who came to the country in the eighteenth century they currently seventy percent of private farmland president run the post says taking it back would undo a great historical and injustice. with the future unclear some white farmers have found a possibl

curt but very calm. zachary, child protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can. and i knew, that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i'm asking myself, am i going to live to see the next day? really. like, that is what is diagnose through my mind. -- that is what is going through my mind. am i go going to live to see the next day? because she, if at ever any point she has a moment alone with me and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she's going to do. >> zachary wood, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> state department officials testified on u.s.-cuba relations and the government response to the attacks on embassy personnel in havana. this was held before the house foreign affairs subcommittee on the western hemisphere. >> a quorum being present, the subcommittee will come to order. i would like to recognize myself for an opening statement. y,

curt. but very calm. child protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can. and i knew, that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i'm asking myself, am i going to live to see the next day? really. that is what is going through my mind. am i going to live to see the next day. because she, if ever at any point she has a moment alone with me, and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she's going to do. >> zachary wood, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> sebastian gorka is a former deputy assistant and strategist to president trump. he talks about working with the president and what he sees as threats to america. he also talks about his new book, "why we fight: recovering america's will to win." this is 40 minutes. >> welcome back. welcome back. we are ready to start with our next speaker. if i could have your attention. we are in for a treat with our next speaker. we like to bring you those who have insight on what is going on in our capital and in this case, with our foreign policy an

curt. but very calm. child protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can. and i knew, that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i'm asking myself, am i going to live to see the next day? really. like, that is what is going through mind. am i going to live to see the next day? because she, if ever at any point she has a moment alone with me, and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she's going to do. >> zachary wood on c-span's q&a. >> earlier today, u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley chaired a u.n. security council meeting on the investigation into a nerve agent attack in the u.k. british ambassador to the u.n., karen pierce, delivered remarks one day after prime minister teresa may named the two suspects involved. this is 35 minutes. >> this morning the security council addresses the use of chemical weapons for first of two times today. as we have previously, the united states expresses its unequivocal condemnation of the use of chemical weapons. in salisbury or anywhere else.

very, -- calm and curt. she said zachary, child protective services are here, please come home. and i knew that they were here. i am asking myself and going to live to see the next day. that is what is going through my mind. because, if any any point she has a moment alone, and i make ,t through whatever happens lord knows what she is going to do. >> zachary wood. on c-span's q&a. next, a panel on the improving economic opportunities for, hosted by the aspen institute. speakers include purdue university president and former indiana governor daniels, andkrock ceo laurence fink, the university of maryland economics professor melissa. they spoke about income inequality, workforce training, education investment, and infrastructure funding.

she spoke, she was very calm, curt, though very calm. child project this -- how protective services are here, come home as it is again. and i knew by that tone in her voice. chad protective services is here. i asked myself, well i live dizzy the next day? really, that was going to my mind. because she is -- if she has a moment alone with me, and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and i talked to them -- lord knows what she is going to do. announcer: that great -- with zachary wood tonight on c-span. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour, visiting all 50. state capitals. this summer, the bus left the mainland and traveled to juneau, alaska. and honolulu, hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines, iowa, live monday on washington journal, with our guest, iowa senate president charles schneider. onouncer: the has returns wednesday at 2:00 p.m. eastern and it during the week they will consider spending on the veterans department, military construction, energy and water proje

we want to know any testing that may have curt on this pipeline, any failures that may have occurred.idents evacuating. the gas company setting up a hotline and a claim center for anyone affected. >> they hope this never happens. >> representatives of the gas company on hand trying to answer question but questioners were impatient. the governor frustrated with the gas company's handling of the situation declaring a state of emergency, clearing the way for another gas company to make necessary repairs. many residents are still unable to return home. died>>s, new york. after being attacked by a shore along the shore of cape cod in massachusetts. video was captured of the shark it's not known if same shark that attacked the victim. people tried to save the man. police say the victim was in his mid 20s. this is cape cod's second shark attack since last month but the first deadly attack in more than 80 years. a u.s. border control agent faces accusations of being a cere serial killer. the remains of one woman was found. prosecutors believe all the women were prostitutes. juan david ortiz a

curt discussion. sickles says i will withdraw if you want me to. he almost says the artillery will open upon them. that is his afternoon attack of july 2. on the flipside, will one of my favorite stories, sickles makes this movement and he says they will soon come tumbling back. the confederates start to have more indecision. longstreet and lee are not getting along at this point. he is a good soldier. he is a solid soldier. he was up for core command. whenever they reorganized the army. he is going to be outranked and there are other men who they thought would do better at the job of second and third corps command. then you have droopy dog over here, that he looks like. he is a ladies man. he is known as a hard fighter. he gets this division command distinction. he only fights in one battle as division commander. he is constantly getting shot. he is shot here in gettysburg and again. eventually he will rise to army command. he thought he would arrive near the area of the longstreet tower and march where the road will take you. deploy near the peac

i think we take curt douglas at his prime. he ran newark into the ground. now i dream of these people every night. the only thing i worry about is some total unknown nobody ever heard of comes along. but honestly, with what we have done on jobs, on our country, on our military, we are going to talk about our veterans. look in your case, energy, look what we have done on energy. who the hell can beat us? who can beat us? one of these people said recently, and they hated to say it. but trump has actually fulfilled more promises than he promised. it's true. look what we are doing. 4.2% gdp. er point is 3.5 trillion dollars and 10 million jobs. when i took it over, our country was headed south. we were going down. i said 4.2? you would be 4.2 negative. that's the way we were headed. perhaps nothing is more dangerous than the democrats push to abolish very brave people that work for us and that love us and take care of us called i.c.e. they want to abolish immigration enforcement entirely. and they want no borders. they want no borders. let everybody just pour i

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joining us is curt. they've moved texas into tossup territory.l, cruz is up 9. if you look at the reuters poll ted cruz is down 2. are democrats over confident here? or are republicans right to be worried? >> republicans are right to be worried. here in washington people are thinking about an emergency plan to help save ted cruz. they know they're in big trouble. they know this is a state that is turning a lot more purple than you might realize. you have metropolitan areas like texas. this isn't the same texas that existed during the george w. bush tenure. this is a much more growing and diverse metropolis. you're seeing that play out now. not only that, the message all politics is local. ted cruz has been running for president the last two or three years and that hasn't gone unnoticed. where do his priorities lie? making this a local race is a powerful tactic and that's working. >> i watched the debate. it was something special. this was the tactic that ted cruz returned to over and over again in that debate to try to paint beoo o'rourke. take a

curt dates are set for later this month. katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> a judge has rejected a request by the public defender's office to bar the recording of conversations between suspects and their lawyers. the rulingeo that emerged last month of a sergeant discussing the practice, but the judge also put the sheriff's office on notice saying violations will be prosecuted. the alameda county district attorney's office is investigating to see if any cases have been compromised by recording. >>> a date has been set for the ghost ship criminal trial. it will begin april 2nd, defendants derek almena and max harris both face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the december 2016 warehouse fire. their attorny say their defense will involve diverting blame to others that includes the fire and police departments and other public officials who they say did not do their job to prevent the fire. >>> in the south bay, community members are demanding answers and justice after a 28-year-old father of two was stabbed to death outside o

curt, let me talk to you about the situation as we look back at history repeating itself, anita hill's hearing in 1991, i know you read the transcript from that hearing. do you see parallels between then and now? >> oh, absolutely. i think you're seeing in the immediate aftermath of accusations coming forward against judge kavanaugh, republicans reacted. chuck grassley saying maybe she had the story mixed up, this rush to politicize everything. put out a statement saying the timing of the accusations are suspicious. again, it is not about the content of the accusations, they're trying to make it about the politics of it. and this is why they're so desperate to avoid being people that have to question her, why they want outside counsel, somebody that isn't a u.s. senator sitting there on national television, having repeat of 1991. they know the politics and optics of it would be disastrous for them. >> you say having read your op-ed this week that even the structure of this type of congressional hearing is effectively rigged against ford. explain your reasoning. >> so when i worked the

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she was curt but very calm. >zachary, child protective services are here. please come home as soon as you can. i knew that tone in her voice. child protective services this year. i asked myself a thousand to live to see the next day. that is was going through my mind. am i going tilde to see the next day? ever at any point she has a moment alone with me and i make it through whatever happens and i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she is going to do. zachary would, c-span's q&a. -- zachary wood, c-span's q&a. >> we are visiting all of the capitals. join us as we feature our 40th stop in des moines, iowa. we will talk with charles schneider. on thursday, aviation officials testified before a subcommittee on cyber security threats in the aviation sector. topics included better information sharing between the airline industry and homeland security. risks and security monitoring air traffic control systems. information for sharing measures across u.s. airports. this is an hour and a half.

curt. but very calm. child protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can. and i knew, that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i'm asking myself, am i going to live to see the next day? really. like that is what is going through my mind. am i going to live to see the next day? because she, if ever at any point she has a moment alone with me, and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she's going to do. >> zachary wood, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour visiting all 50 state capitals. this summer, the bus left the mainland and traveled by ferry to juneau, alaska, and honolulu, hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines, iowa. live, monday on "washington journal" with our guest, iowa senate president, charles schneider. >> yesterday, united nations ambassador nikki haley chaired a u.n. security council meeting on the investigation into a nerve agent 'at that -- attack in the u.k. british ambas

in august, investigators say the truck driven by sean matthew walker struck and killed officer curt grist and another man, both on the shoulder for a traffic stop. this was on i-80 in fairfield. both the chp and p.a. say that walker was speeding and distracted by his phone. >>> and new for you this morning, marin county firefighters say they now know that the downed power lines caused a grassfire that briefly threatened homes earlier this week in the north bay. that fire burned about 125 acres, just outside of samuel p. taylor park. this is near laguinitas. >>> ground breaking emergency alert system called the wireless emergency alert system. earlier this week, nbc bay area showed you the county testing it for the first time. the new system will send people urgent warnings during emergencies or disasters. it comes nearly a year after the deadly sonoma fires. people can get those alerts on their cell phones or land lines if they're signed up for the soco alert system. >>> the global climate action summit is just getting started in san francisco as thousands of lawmakers and environmentalis

curt but very calm. zachary, child protective services is here.as soon as you can. and i knew that tone in her voi voice, child protective services is here, i'm asking myself, am i going to live to see the next day? really. that is what is going through my mind. am i going to live to see the next day? because she, if ever at any point she has a moment alone with me, and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she's going to do. >> zachary wood sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> the head of the transportation security administration, david pekoski, testified before the senate, science and transportation committee earlier this week. he updated senators on the department's progress and challenges in aviation security. it's about 40 minutes.

>> isaacs, great gospel singers, howie long, ed gorn, eric shanks was there, curt menefee was there.riends from college, all my friends. buddy lany, pebbles. i would say ted turner, all my horse friend buddies were there. i would say that -- and my wife -- hey, listen to this. jimmy, she gave me hints. she said, wouldn't it be cool if you could go and sit down and you would be able to sit there before you're dead and listen to people say wonderful things about you? and i said, well, that's about the sickest thing i've ever heard. [ laughter ] first of all, they're not going to say anything. well, that's what this was like. they sat me on a chair, people had to get up. >> jimmy: they said nice things. how did you react? >> not good. >> jimmy: not good, why? did you get emotional with that? >> i -- i'm just not good at it. you know, it's uncomfortable. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> eric shanks? you believe eric shanks? the head of fox? tells me how much he loves me and needs me? you think next year when my contract's up, hey, eric, remember that party we had? how about a raise, buddy? >> j

and curt bardel. a former spokesperson for the house oversight and government committee. and senator olympia snowe. big thanks to all of you. come monday morning, do you surmise we will have a public hearing where we hear from judge kavanaugh and dr. ford? >> look, i think politics is going to dictate that we will. even though i don't think that's what should happen. i think at the end of the day this woman who has been very courageous, somewhat unwillingly pushed into being revealed publicly. i think she may decide that even though this is not a fair process and it should not go forward the way that it is. let me be very clear. but, you know, the train is leaving the station it seems. and i do think that she is not going to at this point now that she has come forward going to let this die a quiet death without testifying. if i could just make a point. >> sure. >> about what we're talking about here. every single federal employee, myself included, anyone who works for the u.s. government in these certain level positions, has these background investigations. they're called

one day cuts and is taken away by men in white coats cause a band who will reappear as curt's future father in law is responsible for her death at the hands of the nazis. could start studying art in east germany and falls in love with elysee band but her father professor has a band disapproved of their relationship. until. this went up in. the film is based loosely on the life of german artist gary hart. taken in one thousand thirty two this photo shows a four month old with his aunt mariana schoenfeld. in one nine hundred thirty eight she was declared mentally ill and forcibly sterilized nine hundred forty five she was murdered. later use the photo as the basis for a painting. didn't know at the time the forced sterilization was performed at the clinic run by his former father and. a couple of elements from again heart of richter's life were the starting point for me you could almost call it an inspiration point but then i wrote the story relatively freely because i always find that through composition and through fiction you get close. to the truth than with pure facts. kurt and el

i answered the phone, she spoke, she was very calm, curt but can't.hackeray, child protective services is here, please come home as soon as you can. i knew that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i am asking myself, am i going to live to see the next day? really. that is what is going through my mind, am i going to live to see the next day? because if ever at any point she has a moment alone with me and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them , lord knows what she is going to do, that is what i'm thinking. and i getn my bike home as quickly as i can, and my mom puts on probably the best show i have ever seen. anyone would have thought she was an impeccable person. so classy, courteous, kind, generous, giving. do you want some lemonade? i really like your blouse. tell me about this. gregarious, you would have loved her. very affable. anyone would been completely fooled, you would have thought someone had no idea what they were doing in making this call, they had heard the wrong story or have the wrong pers

a plausible policy that could actually work that is getting the efficiency of egypt as chancellor curt's put it to work towards preventing illegal migration coming. well the short answer to your question is no for a variety of reasons i mean if the e.u. turkey deal was a bad deal for a problem which should have been managed and could have been avoided this is a terrible deal for an inexistent problem arrivals of migrants to europe are down dramatically as the leaders of the e.u. have been keen to point out this morning and since last night and there are virtually no buyouts arriving from egypt so it's very hard to visit how you could close off a route that doesn't exist in the first place if they value also saying that the story is you that they are talking about this being a potential partnership with other north african countries presumably beefing up the existing arrangement with libya perhaps even including others tunisia algeria morocco. so there has been talk of that for quite a while of using north africa as a sort of disembarkation platform for various of our disinvite haitian pl

but not strong enough to withstand the effects of typhoon men curt's the most powerful to hit the philippines so far this year this was flood water. and that's what gave way to the deadly mudslides here. almost two hundred thousand people had to flee their homes when it is safe enough for them to return be confronted by a trail of destruction. and these are some of the other stories making news around the world is a bit of russia's defense ministry has presented what it says is new evidence showing what that the missile which shot down flight m.h. seventeen belong to the ukrainian military the malaysian airlines flight was downed over rebel held eastern ukraine back in twenty fourteen killing nearly three hundred people on board international investigators concluded the missile came from a russian unit. a member of the russian anti-government protest group pussy riot is being treated at a hospital in berlin after a suspected poisoning incident in moscow. the law fell ill after a court hearing last week his wife said she suspects attempted murder. iran musk the founder of space transportation

there was a short statement, curt statement from rudy giuliani the president's lawyer after all thisened. what does it mean for them going forward? >> you have to remember that rudy giuliani is the president's personal attorney. he's not a government employee. he doesn't represent the white house or the administration or the federal government. so, his interests really i think what he is really concerned about and what the president is really concerned about is this investigation turning towards the trump organization and donald trump's private company. we saw cfo allen weisselberg providing some information on that front and when michael cohen pleaded guilty to a couple campaign finance charges the president's defense was that he had personally made these payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal and that that sort of exonerated him. no, that was actually the root of the crime was a private company paying for a campaign expense. so i'm interested to see what other potential overlap there was between the trump organization and the trump campaign, whether there was any additional

his co-author is curt gentry. his next book after this, helter-skelter. this one put him on the map. the other one makes them a lot of money. he is a great guy. he passed away a few years ago. he was one of my dad's closest friends, as a result of writing the book together. he writes this in 1970. the same month that is published, lockheed lets him go. some people believe it was coincidence. my father believed that because he published his memoirs, he ruffled some feathers and the contractor was asked to let him go. there was no official proof, but it is what my father believed and i wanted to share that with you today. after being let go by lockheed, for about two years he is on the lecture circuit. late-night talk shows of the era, talking about the incident, the program, what my father went through. in 1972, he gets a job working for a radio station, flying a fixed wing cessna, reporting on news, weather and traffic for the rush hour commutes. a few years later, 1976, he gets a job with nbc television, flying their helicopter, reporting on news, weathe

curt, but very calm. zachary, child protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can. i knew, that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i was asking myself, will i live to see the next day? really, that is going through my mind. because she, if it any point she has a moment alone with me and i make it through whatever happens and i get home and talk to them, lord knows what she is going to do. >>> sunday night, on afterward. former education secretary arnie duncan on his book. he is interviewed by the former chancellor of the district of columbia public schools. >> the nexus between what politicians do and what happens in school. so how do we draw that line? >> we need voters to understand. if

she was very calm, curt. zachary, child protective services is here.lease come home as soon as you can. i knew that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i ask myself, am i going to live to see the next day? that is what is going through my mind. am i going to live to see the next day because if she ever has any moment along with me and i make it through whatever happens and get home and talk to them, lord knows what she is going to do. >> zachary would, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. is travelings across the country on her 50 capitals tour, visiting all 50 states capitals. this summer, the bus left the mainland and traveled to juneau, alaska, and honolulu, hawaii. join us on our 50th. in des moines, iowa and our guest, charles schneider. monday night on the communicators, the roundtable discussion with tech freedom associate aaron freedom. we can have a debate about twitter. it is not a political discussion. debatehave an ethical about that, just like we have ethical debates about how we behave towards each other. i woul

(music throughout) >>> a man crashed his car through second curt barriers in france.iers at a smaller business airport before driving on to the runway of the nearby international airport where the flights were quickly suspended. it started as it a police chase as he was going the wrong way on a freeway. no one hurt and the man arrested. >>> a man was arrested in paris after a police investigating a knife attack where 7 people were hurt. one person arrested and suspected of attack the victims outside a movie theaterrer. the attacker -- theater. the attacker also had a metal bar. and terrorism is not suspected. of the 7 people injured, four are in critical condition. >>> tomorrow is the anniversary of the terror attacks. they had held a service yesterday in shenksville, pennsylvania where a plane crash into a feel. they call this power of voices now stand at the site of the tragedy. the $6 million project stands about 93 feet and holds 40 wind chimes oning each of the victims -- honoring each of the victims. >>> oakland held its annual gay pride parade. several organiza