in the words that we say, damon, god bless you. to damon's family, god bless you. thank you for now generations of service to your country and for being an example to all of us. and with that, mr. chairman, i yield back to mr. conaway. r. conaway: we had an unit yesterday to chair with his wife, mom, stepdad, staff was in the room and we got to hear the staff talk about damon. it was clear from those conversations that damon had created a family. that they loved him and respected him as a professional. and that his leadership was evident across that entire exchange. it was heartwarming to hear those stories about damon anti-way he led the staff of the committee. -- and the way he led the staff of the committee. we will miss him. i ask our nation to pray for his wife and family as they walk this dark path but knowing he made this world a better place to live in and helped a long period of time to protect us from really bad folks. we love you, damon nelson, and we'll miss you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north caroli

damon: we talk about access. in contrast with the obama photo , where you get to see him disembarking from the plane, plane, all of the pomp that goes along with that, and sometimes all we would get with a little glimpse of him for a millisecond, through a window. also speaking about the opacity of his campaign, the refusal to release his tax records, flying on a private jet, all of those things rolled into one in this picture. [laughter] yes, he is standing in front of an american flag. you can barely see it, but this is one of these things, i'm telling myself -- the campaign is so restrictive and they give you this little pen and the want you to stand on the riser and shoot him in front of the american flag, this giant american flag. i sort of feel like if you are going to pen me in that much, you are going to force me to be creative. so i got on the riser and waded in near the crowd and started shooting, and people put their hands up, sometimes they put their cell phones up to take pictures. and one person put

and we all came to know damon as a kind and gracious gentleman. always armed with a smile, damon was there to lend a hand, to staffers and members alike. a veteran of the persian gulf war, damon took pride in his military service, which also afforded him the opportunity to meet his lovely wife, dana. my heart goes out to you, dana, and to damon's family, to our congressional colleague, devon, and to all of the wonderful folks who had the privilege of calling damon a friend. although damon will no longer walk these hallucinate odom halls, his spirit will -- these hallowed halls, his spirit will foreverer in this institution. -- will forever be in this institution. i was privileged to know such a patriot and fine individual who embodied the characteristics of a public servant. thank you, damon, for all you did. and rest easy, my friend. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, as co

my name is damon g.yner lays out the case of an elaborate and secret double life that dr. jim kauffman was leading. treating patients by day, writing fraudulent opioid prescriptions for those pagans by night. >> they would come in and be patients, and all of a sudden, you had a prominent end criterion noll gist that was prescribing opioids and all kinds of other painkillers. when that wasn't quite his practice. >> he's got the power of the prescription, and they've got the gang activity. >> essentially, they were flooding the market with opioids and selling them at a marked up price. >> what a bombshell. this straight-laced doctor that everyone had respected was part of a pill mill, a drug ring? not only that, with the pagan outlaw motorcycle gang? and april kauffman found out. >> found out and, according to tyner, threatened to expose his secret, seedy double life. >> he started thinking about ways to engage his exit strategy. >> to get rid of her? >> to get rid of her. >> for the past five and a half y

finally, the fourth story is damon runyon, damon runyon is a great american journalist, a sportswriter, if you've ever read guys and dolls or seen the wonderful musical, you know something about damon runyon, a veteran of the spanish-american war, he tells the story, he's there when the lost battalion emerges from the argonne forest and he interviews whittlesey and he interviews mcmurtry and he integrates their story into the american story. he's the guy who takes the story of all the immigrants, the misfit, mismatched soldiers and says, look, these are part of the american tapestry. these are part of the american experience, he too is dedicated to their individual stories and he carries their stories with him as he writes about broadway in the great white way in new york city and talks with veterans and takes their language and adds it to the american slang culture. when he dies of throat cancer in 1946, his final wish is that his ashes be carried by eddie rickenbacker and scattered over new york city, over times square. in that act emerges his love for new york city, his testimony ,

in terms of the politics, i think damon has it exactly right. we'll get to the theory here in a second. but at the level of political argument, the idea that, well, should we give it to the market, should we give it to the government, how much government intervention or regulation of the market do you need, is, i think, very exactly as damon said, the absolutely wrong discussion to be having. and that is a discussion that has completely preoccupied, still, our politics. so getting to our positive program, one thing that we should do is just massive education in the elements of what's a legal realist and everyone since have given us in terms of understanding the dependence of markets, the constitution of markets by public authority. every politician should be able to redo bob reisch's routine, markets are just bundles of rules and they cannot make those rules themselves so the question is, i think damon posed it absolutely correctly, the question for public policy is what sorts of markets, to what end do we want to devise. what are the rules that

alongside matt damon in bourne supremacy. but tend to also wants to step behind the camera her directorial debut was a silent movie. that's comfortable in the art house world as in mainstream cinema franka potente has found her groove. this kiss with angelina jolie made algos deal known in hollywood. there's. this and it's exactly the same professionalism and the same problems come back to the only difference may be the money and that there are many many more people working on set. terrence malick new film radical and deal plays conscientious objector france diego state or. how this deal lovesick street people who live outside the rules those in a state of emergency he was awarded the. i mean film prize for his first feature film as a passionate computer hacker. stands once a month as if a little bit off there. from the very beginning it was intensity and characterize ation that made deal stand out at the twenty seventeen berlin he played a young tom. daschle in. the revolution write this deal and number five. our next driven

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. >>> damon wayans and junior. guest starred this week. how many wayans work in hollywood."happy together" costar to the test. can you name that wayans? >> that's keenan. >> yep. >> yes, okay i know keenan. this is a scary game. that is your aunty's cousin. >> my aunt but do you know the name. >> i don't know her name but i know she was on the show. >> kim. >> kim wayans. sorry. >> shades on? >> dad? >> no. >> other uncle? >> yep. >> from "the wayans brothers " s show. marlon and sean. that's marlon. >> i didn't know there were this many people. look at papers. bible. >> your dad looks like you. >> all these people are related to me? >> that's your brother michael. >> dang. you're good. i think that's it. >> not as bad at this as i thought i would be. >> catch "happy together" on cbs and on own, "ready to love." >> like oprah. >> 20 singles want to find perfect match but drama along the way. >> married twice. >> did you cheat? >> wow. >> season 11 of "the real housewives of atlanta" premiers on bravo and talked about what's on the way. >> this season was different than most

apologies to matt damon.part two." here with the song "fate," h.e.r.! ♪ ♪ i'm lost is it really even my fault i don't think that's its supposed to be hard ♪ ♪ if its really meant to be yeah so give me a sign is he always gonna be mine ♪ ♪ have i given it enough of my time who can i blame if it don't mean nothin ♪ ♪ sweet sweet fate had about all i can take am i living in ♪ ♪ the bed that i made is it yours i wonder ♪ ♪ sweet sweet fate if it's really out of my hands ♪ can you forgive all of my sins ♪ have mercy on me me ♪ ♪ why me if you walked a mile using my feet ♪ you would go a little easy on me you'd know where i'm coming from yeah ♪ ♪ how come when i'm looking at everyone♪ ♪ they get away with having their fun i'm paying these dues when they don't mean nothin ♪ ♪ sweet sweet fate had about all i can take am i living in ♪ ♪ the bed that i made is it yours i wonder ♪ ♪ sweet sweet fate if it's really out of my hands ♪ can you forgive all of my sins ♪ have mercy on me me ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, what about yesterday wha

cnn senior international correspondent arwa damon is with me now. arwa, i just wanted to focus on the children, 85,000. why isn't more being done to help them? >> reporter: you know, brooke, it's probably because anyone who could help them, any nation that could help them, i.e. the united states, the saudis and others that are part of the saudi-led coalition that should theoretically speaking because they are the stronger force on the ground want to have and be on a greater moral high ground quite simply aren't. they're unwilling. when we talk about children dying of starvation under the age of 5, this is an unspeakably painful way to die. your organs start shutting down very, very slowly. children are susceptible to a number of diseases, auto immune diseases. often they're so weak, they're barely able to even cry out and their parents are just sitting there watching their children wither away, posing that very same question, how is it that the world can watch what is happening in this country and allow it to continue? and not really do anything abo

. >> well, let's get reaction from damon silvers, director of policy with the afl-cio, they represent 12.5 million union workers across the country the uaw is not part of the afl-c afl-cio, but we are delighted to have you with us here today because certainly some of your workers will be associated with these 14,000 employees who will lose their jobs, at least temporarily. shouldn't general motors be allowed to close plants or reallocate based on economic conditions >> well, you know, first let me just say it's great to be with you and i just want to correct something briefly. the auto workers are part of the afl-cio, they were out for a while some years ago, but they are very much with us. we stand with them all the working people of the american labor movement stand with the auto workers in this situation. this situation, you know, is really about whether or not gm is going to put new work into these plants or whether this is a smoke screen for off shoring work the way that the contracts work, gm is going to have to negotiate this with the auto workers and that's going -- that quest

the full extent of the damone from this is not yet clear.was far bigger than most, rattling even the resilient people of the frozen north. james cook, bbc ws. rajini: for more on thscience behind this quake, i spoke a brief time ago with theoretical physicist michio kaku. professor, it is great to have you with us. how comm that part of the world? michio: first of all, i think we dodged the bullet on this one. this was not the big one the big one was in 1964, 9.2 earthquake. this was 7.0, ich takes place somewhere on the earth once a month. once a month there is earthquake somewhere on the planet earth. the bad ws is this was centered eight miles, 12 kilometers north of anchorage, the largest city in alaska, and that is why there s so much damage. fortunately, the pipeline was not severed. airplanes could still land. of course, as a temporary measure they closed the airports. the damage could have been a lot rse. fortunately, it was not. rajini: fortunately, indeed. can we expect more aftershocks? indeed there was at one point a tsunami warn

inger damon, also known here as mia's aunt. a fabulous cronkite student at asu, go mia. and a great contributory future tense. dr. damon is a director of the division of high consequence pathogens and pathology at the centers for disease control and prevention. thanks again for coming. susan, i'm passing the baton/microphone. >> thank you so much. thank you everyone for being here. we're going to have a conversation and we're going to talk a bit but also open to questions from the audience so if you have questions that are directly relevant that you are burning to ask, definitely feel free to pipe up but we'll also save time for questions at the end. i was actually going to start exactly with rachel withers article that we ran had week that was excellent about spanish flu and how we remember things and how we misremember things. i think i wanted to ask the first question of like you guys study this for a living and what i always try to ask scientists that i'm talking to when i'm trying to translate their work for general audiences a question that i always find gets some

i do not want to thank matt damon. do want to thank our mayor and our possible future president of the united states, eric garcetti. i have another couple of -- what do you think of this? garcetti, an eric that's not a trump. or -- and this one, really, i know you're going to laugh but i hope you'll really seriously consider this and just zoom in real close there if you can. let's get sweaty with garcetti. >> yes, i like it. i like it. >> jimmy: fitness. it's so important. >> all about fitness. >> jimmy: stick with abc news. good night and may oprah bless america. >>> tonight on this special edition of "nightline." democrats take the house. while republicans retain control of the senate. now what president trump is saying about this split decision. and our divided nation. around the country, it was your voice, your vote. in the ted cruz/det toe o'rourke showdown, cruz keeping his seat. in tennessee, no swift lift as blackburn reigns. and that pink wave. a record number of women heading to washington. some even making h

and matt damon, he will be hosting on december 15th along with mark ran son and miley cyrus.e singer shared teaser clips to her new video with mark on her instagr on the same d as the snl announcement. >> and if you're thinking about possible baby names, baby center dropped its annual list of most popular names of 2018 for girls. the winners are shia, olivia, emma, ava and isabella for boyshe names that top the list are jackson, liam, ah, aiden, and kaydin. phillip didn't make the list. >> phillip with two ls, maybe next year. i wan to show you a video now rop all making jaws across the country. it is not exactly a situation where you want to hang you get my drift here. an american touri taking to the air on a hang glider with at instruor when he realized something wasbl terri wrong. nbc's kristen dahlgren tells us what happened. >> repter: chris gursky knew hange gliding would b a rush. but he never thought he'd be literally be hangingn for deef life. he jokingly titled it swiss mishap.lo you see the fda man taking off from a mountainn switzerland with an instructor, only gu

know it was some whole invisible but is interesting for me also to see how the people tried and i'm damon try to do to invoke themselves in their political movements to ask for that rights and. that is what we wanted to show here as well that the migrants were in tier like then it's not something that you only can talk about but that you have and wants to you know so we show on this side we showed we have here in the opposition and that is one of the voice of the my concern here as well the wards of. the discussion in the german society with all the fears and. prejudice and already in the in the in the eighty's the ship is full and here we have a sense that it's fascinating. character to chose the current dorm the cathedral in cologne surrounded by minarets so representing the fear of a completely overwhelming that. movement in germany and that is four thousand nine hundred eighty six. despite islamophobia dating back decades the overall attitude towards foreigners in germany's is still inclusive in de mass indium yet stiffish thing and mustn't have the sheens in on this for fairly here a

border with mexico to keep migrants out and the journey is fans pack into their say damon but aside is just to watch a training session ahead of saturday's big final against river plate don't have the details in school. that taiwan is holding key local elections this weekend the outcome will be closely watched by china because voters will also be deciding on a name change for taiwan china regards regards taiwan as part of its territory to be taken back by force if necessary relations between the two sides of worsened and as adrian brown reports on the economy. it will be another six months before pineapple farmer live new shoe complete in picking his crop normally three quarters of what he grows in these fields would be exported to china but in may the orders suddenly stopped a loss of business that cost him more than three hundred thousand dollars he's not hopeful things will improve. the government should find ways to help farmers to sell their fruit i think the situation to work at worst next year with the government's failure to connect to china another bad year can be expected. on

. >> damon lewis element. >> mister speaker, the chancellor has broadcast to the nation that brexit will make the uk poorer. the prime minister's last-minute concession in europe puts the future on the line and long-term trade arrangements, article 50 -- the people's vote with an option to remain. >> can i say to the honorable lady i already quoted the reference of what the chancellor said. her reference to the chief minister of gibraltar is contrary to what the chief minister of the broader said that the united kingdom stood by gibraltar and we will continue to stand by gibraltar and i believe in terms of the second referendum it is important to deliver on the vote of the british people but i would just ask her to consider this. it would be possible to hold a referendum before march 29th of next year. that would mean having to extend article 50 delay in brexit or leaving with no deal. the best option for this country is to ensure we deliver on the brexit vote, leave the european union next march and don't delay that point and leave with a good deal that will protect jobs across the coun

henson and sebastian maniscalco, apologies to matt damon. threw him over the side. friday. here with the song "zero" from the "ralph breaks the internet" premiere on hollywood boulevard, imagine dragons! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ooh i find it hard to say the things i want to say the most ♪ ♪ find a little bit of steady as i get close find a balance in the middle of the chaos ♪ ♪ send me low send me high send me never demigod ♪ ♪ i remember walking in the cold of november hoping that i make it to the end of december ♪ ♪ 27 years and the end on my mind but holding to the thought of another time ♪ ♪ but looking to the ways of the ones before me looking for the path of the young and lonely ♪ ♪ i don't want to hear about what to do i don't want to do it just to do it for you ♪ ♪ hello hello let me tell you what it's like to be a ♪ ♪ zero zero let me show you what it's like to always ♪ ♪ feel feel like i'm empty and there's nothing really ♪ ♪ real real i'm looking for a way out ♪ ♪ hello hello let me tell you what it's like to be a ♪ ♪ zero zero let me show you what it

. >> damon leichty. >> our duty is to apply the law faithfully in the various statutes of the unitedstates and that is what i will do, personal opinions and preferences don't play a role in that process. i know are jurists in the district of indiana quite well and we have a long-standing and historic tradition of following that obligation to the letter. if confirmed i will join them in that endeavor. >> our system only works if judges follow the law. i believe if i'm fortunate enough to be confirmed by would set aside any personal preferences or personal views in order to faithfully uphold the laws of the united states and it is a critical aspect of the judicial role and i commit to that. >> tell us, each of you, what you believe are the most important qualities of a judge? >> this isn't necessarily in order of priority but i would say first off looking at how the case progresses through the court, one important issue is to work hard and move cases. i feel proud of the fact my staff and i produced a caseload in my division by 40% since the time i took the bench and i remember when i

and phil jackson turned around and told matt damon to shut the up. >> i hea l you areing in boston right now? >> i am. >> do the kids in theod neighborome see you? >> yes, the ones still around. depends who it is. ite amazing to able to bring jobs back to boston. and being there in the community, you know, and if i could inspire kids growing up, especially in thead parts like i did to work hard and do it ever they dream, mak happen. >> i am going to kill most of the crew here. congrats on the world series for the red sox. >> thau. >> yankees have 27. they will have many more. >> thank you, mark. >> thanks for coming to see us. >> it's "instantamily "november 16 if you want to see it. >>> coming up, our friends from "sese street" are right next to us. but first this is "today" on nbc. his is "today" on c. z31blz z10rz y31bly y10ry ♪ sunny day >> back now at 8:42. dylan join us because w got to experience something incredibly special with our kids. >> abby, elmo, and big bird are here. "sesame street" has been entertaining and educating children forear

i want to thank chris rock, zoe saldana, no thanks to matt damon by the way. thanks to pharrell.er shadowed his playboy persona but now his former wife of 13 years coming forward, what she has to say about the man she knew behind closed doors. >> did you ever fear for your life? >> yes. >> you thought he might kill you? >> yeah. >> plus long live the queen. from music. ♪ >> to hit movies like "a star is born". >> what you want to play. don' while you do it. >> how the glitz and glitter of drag has

i could live so somehow to be able is that miami look at now but i love shopping and what had the damon but man now all the new deal done it can be really sure if it's been. the show for. you. this. mother's not just. yet. another album you're going to look. at that from you know the one you know but maybe you're really lucky. really there done that. thing in terms of i could hear this. and now use if i can give it to i give me many of the t.v. i mean me national one of the few. ideas you did. that none of it meant or thought about i'm jewish jim i'm a big deal to do you know whom. i go but i don't look at whom i would look. and then i have said no i don't have this you know how i think how do you yes. it will mama christine o'donnell them up we know. about the defense well you know yet she. said that the media because i'm the i'm saddam saddam oh sheesh you have done i had no idea what i was on no matter what never been done with. now you didn't tell him he didn't have to do all of the just. having to know how to machine might not make money coming out of nowhere and then came in and o

also matt damon will be hosting in the last show for 2018.ned the videos with the date 11/19, which we only assume the day the new song will be dropped. >>> finally mary poppins returns. we've been talking about this highly anticipated sequel for a while now. while we have to wait a little long tore see the film, two new songs from the film have been released. ♪ waiting there until it's time to show, spring is like that now far beneath the snow ♪ ♪ hiding in the place where the lost things go ♪ >> oh boy. >> it's beautiful. >> she'll make the perfect mary poppins. the second song is sung by miranda. ♪ when liar fe is getting scary your own -- >> we're look forward to that. the complete sound track comes out december 7th. >>> we've been waiting all morning for this. our special series "does it work." >> savannah, this morning it is your turn. >> you've probably seen those commercials for apps that claim that you can learn a new language. i decided to try it out. let's just s-- just say bo-- >> i was with the rise of mobile language apps they s

also matt damon will be hosting december 15th. for 2018.n recently made a cameo appearance on "snl" portraying then supreme court justice nominee b tt kavanaug >> performing will be? >> miley cyrusndark -- >> yes. releasing a series of teaser videos on instagram. cyrus captured it gat 1129 which is the day the new song will be dropped. we look forward to that. >>> maryuroppins r, we have been talking about this highly anticipated sequel for a while now starring emily blunt and lin-manuel miranda. two new songs from the film have been released. the first called "the place where lost things go" features blunt's incredible voice. take a listen. ♪ it's time to show sbring is li spring is like that now beneath the snow ♪ ♪ hiding in the place where the lost things go ♪ >> oh, boy. in. 'm >> beautiful. >> the perfect mary poppins. i can't wait. theso secon "trip a little light fantastic" is sung byra a ♪ be your own illum naer ♪ w l can shine theht for all the world to see ♪ ♪ as you trip a little life fantastic with me ♪ >> have you ever been mo

arwa damon is live in gaza city with details. what you have learned?em that the israeli defense minister was saying the agreement to the cease-fire deal was amounting to a surrender to terrorism and he felt israel's response to the launching of some 400 rockets from gaza, where we are right now, into israeli territory was insufficient, and we did see strikes whether they are military installations or even hamas' tv station, and we did see their morning broadcast moving forward. as for residents here in gaza, that cease-fire deal was met with such relief. they did not know up until the point that it was actually announc announced whether they would be going through, and they did not pt know if they would have to suffer through the constant barrage of strikes. israelis were warning residents to leave these various locations. there's a sense that perhaps the cease-fire deal is really just temporary, it's just a pause in what has been an ongoing cycle of escalations of violence, and what people here really want to see is a lifting on the siege on gaza and

it's going to take all damon to moisten the atmosphere.ay, 10:00 in the morning we see our first chance of rain. it increases during the afternoon and evening. it starts to taper wednesday, moves to the mountains and creates snow there. we have another storm that will come in on thanksgiving day. stay inside and enjoy the rain and the cooler weather. until then, yep, we got poor air quality and low to mid-60s at the coast. notice only 50s and 60s next week with that pat he were change. have a good day. >> good morning, mike. we do have a little bit going on on the roads. nothing major still this morning. that certainly is good news. vehicle on southbound 880 in a tough spot. that's just north of eighth street. if you're leaving state route 8, you're heavy approaching that scene. that's blocking the far left lane. we're waiting for more details to come in from chp. you can see the smoke and the haze now that we're getting more light on south golden gate bridge. volumes are filling in but no significant issues for the north bay commute. a qu

and told matt damon to shut the f up.re shooting a movie in boston. >> i am. >> do the old kids come and see you? >> yes. it's amazing to be able to bring jobs back to boston and being there in the community, you know, and if i can inspire kids growing up, especially in the bad parts like i did to work hard and do whatever they want and whatever they dream, they can make happen -- >> i'm going to kill most of our crew here c b, but congrats on world series? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the movie is called "instant family". it's really fun. in theaters november 16th. >>> we're so excited. our friends from sesame street are right next to us. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> everybody sing now. dylan has joined us because we got to experience something incredibly special with our kids. >> we're experiencing it right now with abbie and elmo and big bird. sesame street has been educating children for nearly half a century. we could not pass up an opportunity to show our kids exactly how to get to sesame street. >> look rig

. >> jimmy: i want to thank anthony anderson and sebastian stan apologies to matt damon. with the song "my baby just cares for me." jeff goldblum and the mildred snitzer orchestra featuring haley reinhart! ♪ ♪ my baby don't care for shows my baby don't care for clothes my baby he just cares for me ♪ ♪ my baby don't care for the cars and races my baby don't care for ooh high-tone places ♪ ♪ liz taylor is not his style and even lana turner's smile ooh somethin' he can't see ♪ ♪ well my baby don't care who knows my baby just cares for me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ baby my baby don't care for shows and he don't even care ♪ ♪ for clothes my baby just cares for me ♪ ♪ my jeffy don't care for ooh the cars and races ♪ ♪ my baby don't care for ooh high-tone places ♪ ♪ liz taylor is not his style and even liberace's smile ♪ ♪ he just doesn't see ♪ my baby don't care oh no ♪ my baby just cares for i said my baby just cares for my baby just cares for me ♪ [ cheers and applause ] xxxxxxxx >>> stont tonight. a father's urgent search for answers to find the mother he never knew. >> he was a ghos

smoothies... only from tums jon: black friday, damon for shopping in the stores setting records onlineles yesterday to the internet ballooned more than $6 billion an increase of more than 23 percent according to a report from adobe analytics. the report also showing yes it was the first dayton history to see more than $2 billion in sales stemming from smart phones. >>> a washington d.c. man rest after asking all jewish people on a delta airlines flight to identify themselves, was released on thursday after spending the night in jail. now, some passengers aboard the flight are speaking out.our fox affiliate has the story. >> people on the plane from reagan national to atlanta so that they were gripped with fear when the outburst began not long after takeoff. but also spoke to the man arrested in the case who says, he is the victim and the story out there is just not true. >> i was just watching a movie on the plane and i heard a man screaming so took off my headphones and he was screaming asking for all jews to identify themselves and raise their hands. it was pretty terrifying. >> jord

at her undergraduate studies at damon college in amherst new york.karen and her husband live in beautiful rural virginia with many dogs, horses, and chickens. >> something like that. >> please join me now in welcoming karen swallow prior. [applause] >> i'm going to begin with a brief reading from the introduction to my book and then i'm just going to talk a little bit more about what the rest of the pages contain. my first book, booked literature in the sole of me, is a love story. the story of how my deep love of reading slowly meandered into a deep love of god. i read tile in the pages of booked how by women reading widely, voraciously and indiscriminately i learned spiritual lessons i never learned in church or sunday school. as well as emotional and intellectual lessons i would never have encountered within the realm of my lived experience. most importantly, by reading about all kinds of characters created by all kinds of authors i learned how to be the person god created me to be. a central theme of "booked" is reading promiscuously. this phrase

arwa damon has more details. nearly a thousand miles from washington...president trump's hit the links with famed golfer jack nicklaus today, trump faced growing criticism back home from republicans and democrats alike after he pledged his loyalty to saudi arabia...despite the grisly killing a reporter.lindsey graham/(r) south carolina: "it's not too much to ask an ally not to butcher a guy in a consulate."that criticism coming from one of the president's closest allies on capitol hill.trump responding to the backlash by thanking the saudis...tweeting "oil prices getting lower...like a big tax cut for america...thank you to saudi arabia..."the president making clear...he's standing by his extraordinary statement...and ignoring his intelligence agencies once again.president donald trump:"i think the statement was pretty obvious what i said."but it's not just the president's treatment of u.s. allies that's coming under scrutiny....his conduct toward political enemies is too... after reports revealed he wanted the j

apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. first this is their album "on the rocks."burn out ♪ all of us turned out ♪ fast as a cigarette can burn out ♪ ♪ just watching rivers run down the side of my bottle ♪ ♪ almost like it's crying my tears ♪ ♪ had the world on a string and then i lost everything ♪ ♪ and that's how i wound up here ♪ ♪ watching cigarettes burn out till all the neon gets turned out ♪ ♪ there is nothing left but empty glasses now ♪ ♪ it's all flashes now ♪ the smokin' memory that ain't nothing but ashes ♪ ♪ in the lowlights ♪ these done me wrong songs hit me so right ♪ ♪ i'm so on fire for you it hurts how ♪ ♪ fast as one cigarette can burn out ♪ ♪ if you put your hands on the flame got no right to complain ♪ ♪ cause you know it's gonna leave a mark ♪ ♪ when the glow comes to an end like scattered embers in the wind ♪ ♪ looking for a brand-new spark ♪ ♪ watching cigarettes burn out ♪ ♪ now with every hit i'm gonna quit ♪ ♪ but who am i kidding i just can't put you down ♪ ♪ ♪ so i keep hanging around watching cigarettes burn out ♪ ♪ till all the neon g

no thanks to that loser, matt damon, we ran out of time for him. chris rock, bono, will ferrell, kristen bell, snoop dogg, channing tatum, mila kunis and maybe even more. who knows. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching. good night. good night. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, a viral gofundme campaign that sounded too good to be true. >> i was glad to offer to help when somebody needed it. >> a homeless vet giving his last $20 to a stranded driver. the feel-good tale tugging at the heart strings of so many, inspiring nearly a half million dollars of goodwill. now, why authorities say it was all an elaborate scam. >>> plus, the untold story of the boys in the cave. >> we always knew we could get them out, it was whether we could get them out alive or not. >> inside the seemingly impossible rescue the world held its breath for. the failed plans, closecalls, and the controversial decision to sedate the kids for their journey out.

no thanks to that loser, matt damon, we ran out of time for him.no, will ferrell, kristen bell, snoop dogg, channing tatum, mila kunis and maybe even more. who knows. we'll see on monday night. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching. good night. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, drilling for disaster. police, fire rescue, and medical first responders rehearsing for mass casualty attacks. a crisis already hitting some close to home. >> we all shed a lot of tears later that day. >> suppressing active shooters. evacuating wounded. airlifting victims for emergency treatment. how texas' best are preparing for the worst. >>> plus round two. michael b. jordan and the cast of "creed" back in the ring for another fight to the finish. >> you don't think i can beat him. >> squaring off with the son of his father's killer. >> it's like a violent dance and he's my

what has happened to matt damon. people were very critical of him on the internet. they said condescending things about "me too" movement. everywhere i go, not everywhere i go, but people ask about the horrors. >> there goes my next question. >> because the challenge is -- when the people who are, have left power, deploy it in descents. or resistance to the way a power structure typically works. it does create chaos. the answer to the question that you ask, many minutes ago, i do think we need chaos because i think if you want to change the system, actually do think -- and by many measures, i feel like an incrementalist within an electoral system. like i'm anxious about things. they lead to sever. i also think that we need -- if we don't create chaos and disorder, that means that the system staying intact. it's the system that is built around all kinds of biases and inequities that many of us are objecting to. >> one of my favorite moments in your book, is when you talk about the fear of backlash. the fear that, you quote caitlin, she is in favor of the "me too" mov

kind of you're on my idea we're here and i'm no wired what damon. and. william brady are. why the levy has a job or if it's not part of fear. ab initio. or sin. so for you what do you do and if you are. why. i have made here all of this. and what. you. when i sat down with a ship bellows i want to get them all one has it all one under the one him it so will hold. them out i'm so ill if you don't want to see the old boy as he was just a man to be in a billet i don't like you to bury it so it was that the new i'm all in the woman has haven't yet it all to democracy that all how muted to feel in democracy that it all well the mochas you need that i hope and those they let me have this to us so that don't hurt. the kurds managed to achieve autonomy in the kurdistan region of iraq in two thousand and five. their political leadership is now pushing for a referendum on independence which could mean drawing new borders within iraq. and it is true that the rocky kurds are quite happy. where they are in their own. enclave as it were but the united states continues to look for iraq w

what has happened to matt damon. people were very critical of him on the internet. they said condescending things about "me too" movement. everywhere i go, not everywhere i go, but people ask about the horrors. >> there goes my next question. >> because the challenge is -- when the people who are, have left power, deploy it in descents. or resistance to the way a power structure typically works. it does create chaos. the answer to the question that you ask, many minutes ago, i do think we need chaos because i think if you want to change the system, actually do think -- and by many measures, i feel like an incrementalist within an electoral system. like i'm anxious about things. they lead to sever. i also think that we need -- if we don't create chaos and disorder, that means that the system staying intact. it's the system that is built around all kinds of biases and inequities that many of us are objecting to. >> one of my favorite moments in your book, is when you talk about the fear of backlash. the fear that, you quote caitlin, she is in favor of the "me too" mov

apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next.and all the things that i didn't do." here with the song "younger years" - the milk carton kids! ♪ ♪ ♪ above the plains of omaha i think of all the suffering i saw the soaking ♪ ♪ of the pavement sprawled upon a land without a law everythin' i loved ♪ ♪ everythin' i found what i hoped for frightened and surrounded who else is there ♪ ♪ to turn to anymore oh i held out my arms oh i held out my arms held out my arms ♪ ♪ whoa ho ho oh there was a time i spoke the truth ♪ ♪ but my younger years were wasted on my youth somewhere i awakened with a crack to a pounding ♪ ♪ on the roof sure i heard the sound as evidence or better yet as proof ♪ ♪ i was naked as the day i was born 'neath the fullness of the moon oh i held out my arms ♪ ♪ oh i held out my heart held out my heart ♪ ♪ i held out my heart whoa ho ho oh ♪ ♪ ♪ far away i hear singing far away a song ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the blinding light of morning came flooding through the window like a friend ♪ ♪ like a wild revelation like a shining invita