. >> all right. >> it applies. >> just cuz, just cuz, more on robert j israel esquire it opens in ourrea november 22. >> you've got a bit in it? >> could have been in it. >> i got to get the fro. >> go to broadway way. it is on. >> that was fun, that was fun. kate's got the forecast and here we go. >> tum tears plummeting, as we speak, we'll walk out there, will feel like mid january outside. tonight is cold, even by january standards. but it is only early november. and doesn't seem that long ago , because it wasn't that long ago, temperatures were in the 70s. we hit 70 monday. now it is friday, and temperatures barely even hit 40 today. and take a look outside right now, skies are clear, here is a live look from our parkway central library camera, toward logan circle, the cameras, center city, quiet night. the winds has died down. not talking any rain, and certainly no snow. there was rain it, would actually be snow. because temperatures are in the 20's, all across the region right now. take a look at time lapse from today. cut town we started the day with a lot of cloud cover. then

especially "cuz." my first question, professor allen, danielle if i may, you are a train, very, very well known classicist, political thyrsus, philosopher and this is such an intimate searing portrayal of a cousin of yours who got caught up in our criminal justice system. what inspired you to write this book? >> so, personal i may just say how glad i am to be here in austin and -- yes. [applause] >> and thank you so much to all of you are turning out for this panel. i agree that this is the civil rights issue of our time. so to have you here listening and thinking with us means a lot, so thank you for being here. so it actually come to just answer the question i want to read the final chapter of the book because i think this is perhaps the surest way of answering it, just a paragraph long. it's chapter 30 called my hearts locket. in my hearts locket, five gangly brown skinned kids, cousins, will be forever at play in it pair of trees they in the june sunshine. .. the meanwhile, inside the house, pictur

. >> all right. >> it applies. >> just cuz, just cuz, more on robert j israel esquire it opens in ourrea november 22. >> you've got a bit in it? >> could have been in it. >> i got to get the fro. >> go to broadway way. it is on. >> that was fun, that was fun. kate's got the forecast and here we go. >> tum tears plummeting, as we speak, we'll walk out there, will feel like mid january outside. tonight is cold, even by january standards. but it is only early november. and doesn't seem that long ago , because it wasn't that long ago, temperatures were in the 70s. we hit 70 monday. now it is friday, and temperatures barely even hit 40 today. and take a look outside right now, skies are clear, here is a live look from our parkway central library camera, toward logan circle, the cameras, center city, quiet night. the winds has died down. not talking any rain, and certainly no snow. there was rain it, would actually be snow. because temperatures are in the 20's, all across the region right now. take a look at time lapse from today. cut town we started the day with a lot of cloud cover. then

the germans had gathered a whole heap of these troublesome triss cuz they provided an entire train sealed it so the spirit of the trish goes doesn't escape on to german soil and sent it to us now you have him. on the third of april learning arrived in st petersburg from his exile in service bringing with him his program that april theses. lenin started on his campaign immediately he said he had broken with social democracy and what from now on call himself a social communist. he demanded immediate peace he called for a boycott of the provisional government he declared all power to the soviets all land to the peasants. the government has finally issued its long awaited statement on the war it is live feeble and unclear. always the same without an exaggeration but mumbles. combined with spineless hts self-assertion. that made it official the. you know government was not going to sign a separate peace treaty with germany russia was to remain at war. the government wanted to drum up support for the war and raise funds artists most of whom were against the war were asked to do propaganda the i

i mean cuz they come from different worlds, you know, her mom is black, his family is superwhite. she is an actress. he's on welfare. like it's so romantic. and yesterday details emerged about the engagement. >> prince harry and meghan markle selecting st. gorge's chapel for their upcoming ceremony set to take place in may. >> the proposal took place over chicken dinner here at home. >> the engagement ring, two diamonds from jewelry belonging to harry's mom diana and a center stone from the african country botswana where the couple spent their third date. >> trevor: wait, hold up. their third date was to botswana? i mean normally on a third date you might go to red lobster but for a royal you go to an entire african country? wow. >> botswana. ♪ take my-- botswana and i say, and i say. ♪ for more perspective on this royal engagement we turn now to our actual british person gina yasheri, everybody. (applause) gina, this royal wedding has people around the world excited. in britan it must be pretty big. >> it's huge, trevor. tins pierce morgan left for america. i can see why america

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one of the most inspiring parts of reading "cuz" and i read "cuz" in one sitting. i would really tell everyone and run out get this book. it's that compelling. you talk about your cousin intellectual development and there's a portion of the book for you have some of his writings, reprinted word for word and you and your cousin talk about dante's inferno and it made me think about prison intellectuals. i thought about malcolm x reading this book and all of these different things. i wanted to ask you about michael's intellectual development even while he was incarcerated because it's so profound and we never think of those who are incarcerated or formerly incarcerated as being intellectuals or people excited about ideas of intellectual work, but it runs throughout "cuz" that michael was someone who was gifted intellectually and really tried to pursue that with your help and encouragement, so i want you to talk about that. >> >> i think again in order to do that i need to read this passage from one of his essays. when michael was arrested he was in an early college pr

they're not republican elected officials, so they agree with me, and not just cuz they're my friend. they agree with me because they're like, that's wrong. no party should change the rules for the purpose of trying to win the election. - [announcer] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart.

well apparently anthony gargano, the cuz, is here all morning long, doing cuz's kitchen. apparently he's going to try, mike and alex, one food from every single place in the building. there he is s. >> hi, hi, hi, hi, everyone. >> hello good day people. >> hey. >> let's get ready to eat. >> cuz, good to see you. >> not just cuz, four of you guys. >> yes. >> hey, thanks, jen. again, if you have a question for our two chefs about tomorrow, get on twitter the best way to go? >> twitter, facebook, instagram, as long as you use the #fox29goodday, the only way she can see it, so use that. >> this is big, something big is coming to our neighborhood. and i mean big. >> very big. >> is this the birth place of america or not? >> it is the birth place of america. >> okay, one. most famous corners in our city is sixth and chestnut. you've got your liberty bell over there. across from that you've got your independence hall. there is the liberty bell, right? independence hall. we've got two more corners, that's how corners work, that, oh, you go in, there set up the liberty tours, you

cuz is supposed to be trying all the food, he was like please, don't make me go anywhere near that guyt is a guy. it was pretty special we're celebrating pajama day. and you like my video. >> awesome produced, directed. >> and remote contributed. >> what i'm saying here, people, is you got a costume question. you got a pajama question. you got a good hair question. by the way, chef chad rosenthal, you know who he is, he is like the punk in seventh t want to dress up in his jammies. because he is too cool. good hair, food cool, can't wear your jammies. >> i sleep in aprons. >> i sleep in aprons. >> i didn't know -- yes. >> quote of the day. >> thank you, jen. >> okay, we got to get to the grocery store, so let's get some groceries purchased. thomas, where are you? i know you're in montgomery count. >> i in pajamas. >> yes. >> look at this. >> i woke up like this. hey, mike. i know this is yours, thanks for letting me borough it. >> sure. >> you put me up to this. you gave me an extra large. but it is a woman's extra large. little snug right now. i know did you that intentionally. >> loo

author of "thursday night "bunk," and the author of ," the author of "a farewell to and the author of "cuz," and the author of "under the "under the code." our coverage start with the author of "white rage," lines," and authors of" violated." the texas book festival, live saturday and sunday on c-span twos book tv. tonight on c-span, we take a look at tax reform and the proposal the republicans released today. we will hear from house speaker paul ryan ane

. ♪ ♪ now sit you down and listen cuz i got a tale to spin ♪ ♪ about an unsung hero from the place calleden ♪ ♪ his name was gus and every day he'd look up to the sky ♪ ♪ shout "by god before i'm done i'll make this lawnmower fly" ♪ ♪ fly skymower fly ♪ a lone mown bird in the sky ♪ they say i'll probably die before i make that gol darn lawnmower fly ♪ ♪ the villagers they laughed at him and said you must be joking ♪ ♪ a lawnmower is made for grass and not the kind you're smoking ♪ ♪ just trying to hoist it with balloons the darn thing wouldn't rise ♪ ♪ take bottle rockets to the sides it blew up in his eyes ♪ ♪ old gus gave and up grabbed a jug to numb his aching soul ♪ ♪ moonshine dribbled off his chin into the gas hole ♪ ♪ the engine started with a bang grumbled oh so loud ♪ ♪ then that sucker blasted off headed for the clouds ♪ ♪ townsfolk watched that mighty mower soar among the birds ♪ ♪ they stood and words ♪ ♪ when that mower sharply banked their delight turned to dread ♪ ♪ them spinning blades came flying down and mowed off gunther's head ♪ ♪ fly skymower fly ♪ it's because of th

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rising sun of our new day begun, let us march on till victory is won ♪ in the morning find me moaning, cuze ♪ cares and whoas got me moaning every evening ♪ i'm alone and crying the blues, i'm so tired of singing these blues ♪ everybody knows i'm moaning, i spend days and nights ♪ but i pray, truly pray somebody would come and bring me relief ♪ i'm alone at home and crying the blues ♪ i'm so tired of playing these tunes everybody knows i'm moaning ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i spend my days and nights on my knees ♪ yes, i spend my days and nights alone with my grief ♪ ♪ my knees ♪ yes, i spend my days and nights alone with my grief ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> for more information on today's show visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> that's next time. we'll see you then. >>> contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> be more. pbs. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley, the state of alabama is in a political situation it hasn't seen in more than two decades. the possibility of electing a democrat to the u.s. senate. the heated race to fill the seat

up to people yes you had it right in berlin munich and other cities like bike taxes country please cuz but it seems that it would be a lot of work for the drivers i think n.t. can tell us more you know what sharon i asked myself the same question when i heard about these vibes but compared to classification rickshaws you don't have to struggle to drive a bike taxi they have high take a quick mind and the climate friendly eco motu maybe in germany everything it's take a look at how the sophisticated wonders on three wheels work. it's morning time in the heart of the german capital. here at the brandenburg ace bike talk to that doing good business there especially popular with tourists who avail of the city towards the drivers offered. to local mall has been operating a bike tuffy for thirteen years. this is a super job for me i've always loved cycling and i like to get moving and i get paid for it i'm never bored with it and i get to show people the city and they're usually really impressed with not every job is like that. doesn't. he charges forty five euros for a tour of the city. or

to reims cuz it was also affected by violence. i'm sixty years ago i lost a son down in the wall he was seventy it would be about thirty eight now he was shot he was shot emerge it's a. it's the second murder your mum for the money for could come lease over the years by the least twelve members of my family close and murdered. the reason behind those murders is drug trafficking. like many others dreams brother was a drug he made a lot of by. saying i am me. and this is all and yet it's a pretty much lived his life up in the. for the most fun and though he's the clown of the usual i have a purse now talk about movies i mean music you know close as one of the things that we. know when mayhem was together. very early on the young man felt deep into criminality most criminals have weapons here. that has got out of. the actions that you look around you see and it went over people shooting up and out of me a lot of times from that so that's something but i still check myself for it. in the afternoon to reduce the very fancy esplanade av

the interior of antonie go days cuz of the sands is now open for public viewing the late nineteenth century building has undergone three years of intensive restoration because of his hands was the architects first ever building he constructed it before creating his famous sec radha familia because of his sens used to be a private house and is now a museum. the museum is expected to become as popular as other goudie sites. box the number of visitors is being kept at one hundred fifty thousand per year to avoid inconveniencing local residents. morrissey is releasing his new album low in high school on friday. it's the eleventh studio album by the former smiths front man once again the fifty eight year old doesn't shy away from conflict these songs take on some of the most pressing issues of today. i read. it was produced by joe chicken known for his previous work with beck and frank zappa. has a very different voice and it's one the critics have ecstatically likened to milk and honey in fact the german soprano has the acting acumen to match her vocal virtual city and is currently the absolute

. >> what you don't like -- >> cuz since not your guy? fine. >> fine pay him his money. >> you would pay him $28 million. >> i paid him $43 already. i paid him about 43 for franchise and two years in a row $43 million. what will you pay him next year $34 million you have to sign him. you have to sign him. >> i like you paid him 43 the last two years. >> i like terri. >> sign him to a long term deal and get it over with. >> we'll see, we'll see aot of people are saying that. >> we'll see jim lokay is up with "the final 5" everybody good night how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben talking about you, ben. i know, zoe. anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that

dreams cuz it was also affected by violence. i'm sixty years though i lost a son down in the wall he was seventy he would be about thirty. now he was shot he was shot emergence of a suspected murder your mum has several of my friends a many oh i couldn't come at least over the years but at least twelve members of my family and close number of them are. the reason behind those murders this drug trafficking. like many others trains brother was a drug he made a lot of by. saying i am. and this is already at a pretty much lived his life up in the. for the most part he's the clown in his or i have a purse now talk about movies. even using you know clothes as one of the things that we. know when mayhem was in the. very early on the young man felt deep into criminality. most criminals have weapons here. that has got a lot of. action you look around and see and it went over people shooting up and out of me a lot of times and so that's something that i still check for. in the afternoon to remind those of the very fancy esplanade avenue t

cuz i-- got things like he's gone mad.i did, and i flailed around for a year or so not knowing what to do. and finally i came up with some pretty good stuff. i did six albums, and finally they asked me to rejoin the band. so at that point. >> rose: so that was an easy decision. >> it was-- yeah, it was relatively easy. i was with a band at the time who i loved. i adored these guys, they were from l.a., they were from the valley. and we had done like three albums together. and we really had a bond, you know. and i had to sit them down and go look, guys, they've asked me to rejoin iron madeen. i know what's going to happen. i will rejoin iron madeen and my feet aren't going tow touch the floor and i will be busy busy busy busy. we're not going to be able to make any more music, in practical temples. what do you think? and the-- one the bass player said to me, man, you got to do it. i said yeah, but-- why do you say that? you know-- . >> rose: why do you say that. >> self-interest and that. >> he said no, man, you put iron ma

he said something like i don't know that i didn't do it so why don't you just give me a lawyer dog cuz denied his right to an attorney and the state supreme courted still ruled against him and the reason is the official transcrypt of the interview reads like this. i know that i don't do it so why don't you just give me a lawyer dog quuz this is not what's up. the supreme court ruled the suspect was asking for a lawyer dog, instead of an actual lawyer. there are no lawyer dogs so everything was fair game. >> trevor: wait, what? yeah, everyone knows there are no lawyer dogs. i mean don't get me wrong, lawyer dog is a great idea for a cbs sitcom, and nobody steal that idea from me, no one. i'm calling aziz right after this and mi going to pitch it to him, yeah, every case is just trying to find out who is a good dog, turns out it is him every time. but jokes aside, this story is a lot more serious than it seems because although they claim otherwise, these police knew that the man requested a lawyer. they were just looking for an excuse to deny him his constitutional rights. here is what i

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cuz impeachment was always plan b. gue that was always theally original plan. but they just thought that they have humiliated him so much, by putting him out of the party just this afternoon, that he would take the graceful way out. but he is still remaining adamant and this is just who he has always been. he doesn't bow to anyone. >> sreenivasan: tatira zwinoira joining us by skype, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> sreenivasan: in tonight's signature segment, we return to the civil war in the former yugoslavia, which began 25 years ago and saw a nation break apart. this week, the united nations war crimes tribunal at the hague, in the netherlands, is expected to deliver a verdict in the trial of ratko mladic. he is the former general of bosnian serb forces who carried out a campaign of ethnic cleansing in bosnia and herzegovina in the 1990's. after the war ended, mladic was a fugitive for 16 years. he was arrested in 2011 for orchestrating the srebrenica massacre. thousands of civilians died in the bosnian town. it was the worst atrocity in eu

the germans had gathered a whole heap of these troublesome triss cuz they provided an entire train sealed it so the spirit of the trish's doesn't escape on to german soil and sent it to us now you have him. on the third of april learning arrived in st petersburg from his exile in service bringing with him his program that april theses. lenin started on his campaign immediately he said he had broken with social democracy and what from no one call himself a social communist. he demanded immediate peace he called for a boycott of the provisional government he declared all power to the soviet. all land to the peasants. the government has finally issued its long awaited statement on the war it is limp feeble and unclear. always the same without an exaggeration but mumbles out of object. combined with spineless self-assertion. that made it official the provisional government was not going to sign a separate peace treaty with germany russia was to remain at war. the government wanted to drum up support for the war and raise funds artists most of whom were against the war were asked to do propaga

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absolutely not i think we're only seeing his fall from grace speak cuz i think somebody at the weinstein company wanted to fall to happen at the end of the day all of us journalists knew about this but there's nothing we could do because of legalities and obviously he was going to sue and there was nothing you could do unless you actually had the papers and they were finally leaked to the new york times and it really just comes down to the benjamins it's about him not making as much money as he used to and not being as powerful. one of the things that's always bothered me about the conversation around this i used to work for the when i used to work for merrimack i worked with bob and. have you know the therapy bills i sent to him but one thing to say to you twelve oh gosh there are so many so many so much trouble and the way things that we're starting to look at now seeing lawsuits and as an assistant there are a lot of questions now about and because we knew like as journalists knew like some of us knew certain things or knew that something right wasn't going on but we couldn't say that

an amazing day, ♪ ♪ traveling our own highway, ♪ ♪ no matter where it leads us ♪ ♪ we can smile, ♪ 'cuzs. ♪ ♪ howie: president trump is getting modest coverage of his trip to japan and south korea until this weekend's tweet storm. mollie hemingway, this is an unusual form of diplomacy. mollie: twitter just doubled its character count which i thought was a terrible idea. but it's a perfect example how everyone hears donald trump differently depending on your perspective. i think the media issue is so many people in the media reside only in one camp. they only hear it as a threat and danger and don't hear it like so many other people in the world hear it. howie: president trump doesn't speak in carefully scrubbed diplomatic phrases. especially on twitter. juan: these are now official documents. it's in the just something got thrown out. it's real. and it comes from the commander-in-chief and the leader of the free world. yes, it's funny in the schoolyard, but when i'm leader of the free world and he starts talking until these terms it's a worry. howie: what the president had to say or did

forces with the help of shia militia have retaken most of the disputed territories controlled by the cuz since i pushed i fell out in twenty four seen a ceasefire is in place ask a dish officials on the central baghdad government structure agree on how to move forward but if you are a few towns in of that province remain on the kurdish control stephanie decker reports from out cosh. nestled into the mountain on the northern end of the plains lies. a small christian town with a rich history it's been here for almost three thousand years. the the mass is a time for reflection for prayer for solace a time when the community comes together the. christians are a minority in iraq and over the years through wars attacks and most recently isis advances more and more have left the country and now yet again a different kind of conflict iraqi forces and the kurdish peshmerga turn their guns on each other. we just want safety either from this side or the other that's all we need what have our children done to deserve this they can't sleep at night for fear of being attacked what sins have we committ

thanks permit cuz i thanks for joining me on up front in august u.s. president donald trump announced his plan to escalate the u.s. involvement in afghanistan america's longest ever war and to send more u.s. troops to fight the taliban you tweeted that you strongly oppose this new u.s. strategy that it's quote against the national interest of afghanistan how is it against the national interest of your country to have your allies sending you more troops to fight the number one threat to peace in your country the taliban the afghan people or second tired of war in whatever name that may be. when we welcomed the united states of afghanistan in two thousand and one the afghan people. for the first time accepted and supported and welcomed foreign military power in the hope that finally will have peace and stability and for a number of years that was true but when attacks increased. violence increases. terrorism increased and no clear picture was offered in fighting it rather it was the same old thing of afghans continuing to suffer. we are by now very tired

with its kind struction cuz residents would be at risk of going. if the water processing plants were not operating a big issue for a population that's been growing in size the country strain is ours desert meaning there's no new the water from rivers and lakes seawater is converted to drinking water through to sell a nation plants the five reservoirs will be connected to those plants always tripling the supply. now it's two and a half meters in diameter the water is pumped through here and sent to the. water reservoir to give you an idea gale take the largest water reservoir for nine of the world's biggest cities you can put them all in there and still have room for a major sporting event but if this project really. some are concerned the deceleration process is energy intensive and environmentally damaging however engineers a confident it won't be a problem i think the impact on them with the what we are doing if there were some things going on. with what we're doing in the living room with the plate movement meeting at the moment rather than the.

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country who mocked our really you only have his word thought you only have the do you want to know it cuz he was you are mentally unstable as you were he was found mentally unstable i always worry is not all that is why i so we are mainly understandably unstable to us he's not mentally unstable to loreto you're a doctor on this i'm not a doctor but a lot so you're not able to make a lot out of a judgement a lot of the people still see him as a hero so if you're incriminating michael with viewpoint you're also incriminating their viewpoint of the twenty heroes you have people who kill schoolgirls you think it's rave tell you how close to. i have no greater china was considered a hero by the israelis who committed the massacre as i said to you we asked the israelis about what they do i'm asking you about what you do and what you think you think it's brave to shoot at kids who have no protection whatsoever that's bravery to you is just part of your story we in jordan a lot of the jordanian people actually still view ahmed the concept as a hero because he retaliated to the mockery of israelis

asylum camp was decommissioned on tuesday but hundreds of refugees there they're refusing to lean they cuz they fear being attacked by locals. we are pleading the international community to discuss what is going on on models i love the movement is a human journey and crisis and no one will help us all if the international community will intervene in this and we are begging the new zealand government to rescreen us because new zealand is the only country today and they have been fighting again and again and again they want to get us out of the center. the tense standoff on menace island has been the focus of weekend rallies in several all civilian cities thomas went to the gathering and seventy. the central message of this protest is bring them here the refugees who were sent to the pacific gardens of mass improper new guinea and the route before a half years ago have suffered enough and should be brought to australia in the more immediate time of course a concern very concerned about conditions inside the walls australia is frozen on the minus on in the six hundred men who are refusing to

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