well, form on this, i'm no jumper, david levitz from d. w called so david, tell us a bit more about this is when a well, i mean i knew has said good, it's the novelists job to tell the truth. certainly that's what she thought to do across her work, which is all mining of her own autobiography, as, as we just heard, some really, a key points in her career have been her 2008 book. the years later, i near which launched her to international renown. this is a story of a woman. it's told in the 3rd person that it's very clearly her from the time in france after the 2nd world war up until the early 2, thousands and it shows the shifting of french society through one life another, another book of hers that made a lot of gotten a lot of attention is her 2000 novel happening about her own abortion that she had at the age of 23 at a time when that was illegal in france. and frankly, quite dangerous. and the film version of that book, one, the top honor at the venice film festival last year. she's also written about her relationship with her parents.

he stated that he doesn't know who the male is, sources say 42 year old david d. pop had zip ties. yes and duct tape and his bags friday when he allegedly broke into the pelosi, san francisco home. and then he called out. where's nancy? nancy. nancy echoing the calls made by rioters at the us capitol on january, 6th, authorities say when they arrived at pelosi's home, he and the suspect were struggling over a hammer. the front door was opened. both men were holding on to one end of the hammer. there was an order to drop. the web dropped the hammer. that's when authorities say to pop hip pelosi at least twice, fracturing his skull speaker pelosi, saying her family is heartbroken and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop. investigators are now combing through the suspect social media pages, some allegedly showing false conspiracy theories about the 2020 election politicians from both sides of the aisle now condemning the attack. we've got to figure out how to bring our country back together where we have a civil conversation, and you know, we have no violence. i mean,

he stated that he doesn't know who the male is, sources say 42 year old david d. pop had zip ties. yes and duct tape in his bags friday when he allegedly broke into the pelosi, san francisco home, and then he called out. where's nancy? nancy. nancy echoing the calls made by rioters at the us capitol on january, 6th, authorities say when they arrived at pelosi's home, he and the suspect were struggling over a hammer. the front door was opened. both men were holding on to one end of the hammer. there was an order to drop the web dropped the hammer. that's what authorities say to pop hip pelosi at least twice, fracturing his skull speaker pelosi, saying her family is heartbroken and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop investigators are now coming through the suspect social media pages, some allegedly showing false conspiracy theories about the 2020 election. politicians from both sides of the aisle now condemning the attack. we've got to figure out how to bring our country back together where we have a civil conversation. and you know, we have no violence. i mean, th

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we know that the suspect, david d., will be charged tomorrow. what else have you learned overnight? >> it is our understanding now that this individual as you eluded to, 42, no known address, no recent employment that we're aware of, was able to get into the pelosi bedroom where paul pelosi was, all that according to district attorney brook jenkins in an interview with nbc news yesterday she said this rd individual has been interviewed police and indicates he is at least talking to them which might help out figuring why he was there, but perhaps just as importantly what he intended to do when he was there. certainly anybody that brought a hammer and intends to kill paul pelosi is something that has violent intents if the speaker was there. but we're hopeful to get more information about that. as you said, they are expected to be charged on state charges tomorrow. she also indicated that it's possible that federal authorities could move charges in a parallel investigation or a parallel case as well some time in the future. ie >> you know, there's been a lot of the reports have indica

do you know david d. papi we went by the home on friday, where a family member declined to comment. house records showed to pappy had been arrested in san francisco in 2003, but prosecutors declined to file charges in that case. sources say he recently kept a wordpress blog called god is loving, that is now been pulled off line posts include far left and far right conspiracy theories against government censorship. one post reads. quote you no longer have rights. your basic human rights hinder big brother's ability to enslave and control you in the complete and total izing way. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. tonight president biden condemned the attack and political violence in america. the president took a moment during his speech at the pennsylvania democratic party's independence dinner to send his support the pelosi family and to call out the hatred he believes leads to such violence. every person of good conscience needs to clearly and unambiguously. stand up against the violence in our politics, regardless what your politics are the violence shocked other members of congre

for more of this, i'm not john, but david levitz from d. w called so david, tell us a bit more about this use when. so any i know is considered one of frances greatest living authors. she's, she's spent her career really probing into her own autobiography, really. and she said, for that reason that it's the job of the novel is to tell the truth. she has told the truth, it seems in her novels about many aspects of her life, including growing up in rural france or relationship with her father, her own marriage, her bout with breast cancer, her abortion her affair with a russian diplomats, apparently in the russian embassy. so she really delves into a lot of topics that other authors maybe wouldn't go into, which is why the swedish academy said it shows her based on her quote, courage, and clinical acuity, which, with which she uncovers the roots estrangement and collective restraints of personal memory. she's also the 17th woman ever to win the prize in its history, going back to 1001 also, i believe the 17th author from france, france, the co

all right, let's get more on this from david levitz from d w culture. hi david. and can you tell us more about this? he is, is when a and what kind of book she, right, right on the, on the new is known as i want to frances greatest living authors. and she writes books that are hyper personal, even if they're in the 3rd person. they're autobiographical. she's probed her own history, her relationship with her parents, what it was to grow up in the working class. her mother's illness, with all timers and ultimate death, her own unhappy marriage, her about with breast cancer, her own abortion, the topics go on and on. so these are also a lot of topics that through her literature, many of her readers, particularly women readers, have connected with. and one thing about her biography that i find personally very moving is that at the beginning when she started writing in her twenties, nobody believed in hershey. she went to publishers and they said she was too ambitious. can you believe that? but the woman who now as the nobel prize sharing that she went through ambitio

but the suspect, 42 year old david, d. pappy has had a blog, which authorities say was filled with racist and anti semitic writings, conspiracy theories and baseless political claims. fox news briefly caught up with paul pelosi junior after he paid a visit to his father at zuckerberg sf general hospital yesterday afternoon. any updates on your father. the first of goods. good news there. paul pelosi jr is one of five children of speaker pelosi and her husband, paul. the couple also has four daughters. president biden says he is also keeping in touch with the pelosi family to get updates on paul pelosi's condition. talk to them. he seems to be doing a lot better looks like he's going to recover fully. and but also, i don't know for certain, but it looks like this was intended for nancy kept asking. where's nancy? where's nancy? president biden pointing out that that was the exact phrase used by rioters who stormed the us capital on january 6th 2021 vice president kamala harris says the attack on paul pelosi highlights the d

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well all wondering here, it's gonna be to take place to look, i'm joined by david levitz from d. w. can you weren't breakage on pace? i've heard up we'll talk about that later. let's get back 60 years and said the festival i hadn't nitty came out. it was dealt to night, was that low budget? did anyone have any idea how big this was gonna be? do you think that they really knew that 60 years from now from that we were going to be sitting here and still saying, shaken, not stirred out. there's, there's no way there's no and they could not have known that this film franchise was going to be of france as it was going to be worth $7000000000.00. that's the amount of sales it's brought in over the last 60 years. not even taking into account inflation. so really a huge amount of money with, you know, such a, such a huge impact on our culture as well. and had they known that i think that they would have had a bigger budget and they probably wouldn't have gotten sean conner. they would have gone for one with a bigger name at the time. i that now it is a major anniversary. like you said, you k

david evans. it comes from alan dean, a former labor counselor in liverpool, d. david, i've been asked to contact you in relation to cassandra, roughly unheard on suitability sustan's as late as candidate for the position of elected mayor of liverpool and famine, if the opinion that she would be as a disaster. disaster for the city and the labor party. if she were to become the elected mag, it went on a sudden conversion to an support from various senior coban easter m. p. 's is a huge concern for the direction she would take. well, it, it's all beginning to slots into place. you know, the more i'm read and i'm thinking, this was a cafe of after 5. any say any people to, you know, to disparage, you know, may as a, as an individual dean's letter contains a condemnation of robbery. she has proven herself to be untrustworthy, dishonest person, some one who is solely motivated by her ego status and financial gain. the labor files do not establish who osteen to write the letter to the party general secretary. and it's obviously designed to orchestrated you know, to fee

the retired force, our general david portrays, told me in our d w interview, that the response, however, would be devastating, but a bite and, you know, brand, we have to put that in consideration really had to operate it from a very difficult position where it kind of direct interference can spark a proxy war. so putting in many ways has the leverage here because it's still unknown of what he will do and what he is capable of. it abusing his pole with the least tonight from washington is always in a thank you. unless look now, some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world, workers in iran's energy sector have joint protests against the regime. now these images from social media appear to show workers from an oil refinery walking off the job. the student led protest continue to spread, following the death of a 22 year old woman in police custody. the council of europe has awarded it's vents, love, hovel, human rights prior to the detained russian opposition. politician vladimir, out on woodside and his wife, if genuine, except the award on his behalf. in strossber

the retired was our general, or david portrayals told me in our d. w interview, that the response, however, would be devastating, but a bite and, you know, brand, we have to put that in consideration really had to operate a from a very difficult position where at kind of direct interference can spark a proxy war. so putting in many ways hes the leverage here because it's still unknown of what he will do and what he is capable of. it abusing his paul with elise to night from washington as always in a thank you. or back here in europe, the trial resumes to day in france of 8 people suspected of involvement in the 2016 nice terror attack. a man you may remembered, plowed a truck in the crowds of people as they walked. the bestier watched rather the best deal day. fireworks were now. some survivors are hoping that the court case might offered them some answers t w's. lisa louis met one of them to find out more the pullman had his own glass, a spot of earthly paradise turned hell. on the 14th of july 2016, there's very mobile garbage. patrick peas on muni

but also, among democrat strategists saying you have to start talking about crime, and d funds. >> davidir as you bring up an excellent point where prosecuting attorneys will prosecute crimes, you get more crimes. that is what we are seeing in community after community. that is why crime is such a prevalent issue on voters minds. it is not something republicans after shout at people, they see it every single day of their communities. let's bring this to pennsylvania specifically, it is why john federman needs to be defeated. he supported krasner, the d.a. in pennsylvania p.r. yet it is why democrats are being out registered by republicans and 10% in the city of philadelphia. ed is why more democrats, 2-1 are reregistering from democrat to republican in the state of pennsylvania. if you want the type of policies that krasner has aborted in philadelphia, elect john federman. >> harris: i had on dr. oz a while back, master's from arizona. of those are states that are on the four areas that will decide the power of the senate. they need to bring in with her that. [laughter] 's before i recal

from a lot of our conversations right now and i'll introduce our speakers and d then we'll dive right in. speakers/authors. david as you all know is the chairman and ceo of titon capital andnd founded three companies in his career today andat taken three companies pubc and chairman and ceo of mid american energy and sold to berkshire athletics director hathaway and continued with them till he retired in order to manage his family's business investments and he was a member of the executive committee of the association of distinguished americans over his 40-year career, he's chaired five corporate boards and over a dozen charitable or community boards. welcome, david. thank you. so much. >> he's responsible for setting thees priorities of the family f freedom works and entities and 501c3 foundation and activism effort and two committees he's been published in and in a suit as he is right now, he can be found watching the cleveland teams. >> it's been pierce, adam. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> omaha was getting so much love and john d. rockafeller came from hometown. >> why did you decide to write this book?

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d. w. a new labor movement in the us. it's being called david versus goliath. upstart unions versus powerful corporations. workers are forming unions in industries. the and companies that haven't seen them before. it's like they're caught yearning and like like they can't believe this is happening, but this is happening around the world. i hear, oh my god, whispered my ear. organize. in this video we'll look at how the political and social environment in the u. s. has created fertile ground for a fresh labor movement. will visit the state of north carolina to find out how unionizing efforts are running up against one of the world's biggest corporations. amazon says that so they want the associates to have a voice. well, workers, collectively that is a voice is nothing more democratic than a year. and we'll look at a crucial question. will all of this momentum actually reshape america as a labor landscape? i don't think it's any guarantee whether it's voters are going to succeed and coin just don't understand that employers also have rights durin

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d. c.. >> can you tell us about how camp david has changed over the years? it was very rustic when fdr first came to camp david. there has been some notable additions to the complex. you mentioned there's a chaplain. there is a chapel at camp david. talk about the buildings and the activities and how that complex has changed over time. >> go back to fdr it again. it's because he took the sailors off the uss potomac. they had not had a job. he took them with them to camp david. he brought the marines on for security. fdr only went there during the non-winter months. truman is not a fan of camp david. he preferred to go to key west. he put a perimeter around the place he had the trees pushback from the cabins. during eisenhower times it was winterized. he was -- he still maintain that. over the years the administration, president nixon during his time put a lot of expansion into the camp. expanding aspen and putting in the hourglass shape pool. adding laurel, the main entertainment cabin. you see it on news reports and coverage of world leaders visiting. a num

d from other parts of the world. and david with audio, it's worth noting that current chancellor, ola schultz was merkel vice chancellor at the time of this report. and his weakness now and failing to resist russell's energy sanction places, germany's industry. so the blocks economic driver on the front line of sanction below, back particularity, given the countries over reliance on an unripe and best green energy strategy. and by the way, those green energy faculties of shunning cole and nuclear for germany were only made possible thanks to cheap russian gas. so, rather than taking responsibility for any decisions or better yet altering for to the benefit of the country right now, what looks like the strategy, or just the point and yell at merkel with this conveniently declassified report. as for merkel having been naive, these are the russia, well, it's important to remember that everything was fine until the you in germany decided to finally stop resisting long standing us efforts to have europe cut itself off from cheap ru

d. w. made for mines. ah, a new labor movement in the us. it's being called david versus goliath. upstart unions versus powerful corporations. workers are forming unions and industries and companies that haven't seen them before. it's like they're caught like during it like like, they can't believe this is happening, but this is happening around the world. i hear, oh my god whispered my ear. organize in this video, we'll look at how the political and social environment in the u. s. has created fertile ground for a fresh labor movement. will visit the state of north carolina to find out how unionizing efforts are running up against one of the world's biggest corporations. amazon says that, so they want the associates to have a voice. well, workers, collectively that is a voice is nothing more democratic then a union and we'll look at a crucial question. will all of this momentum actually reshape america as a labor landscape? i don't think it any guarantee whether these workers are going to succeed in coin just don't understand.

d back. but the bottom of the test. >> bases loaded and david are shoots one through the gap. look at the play home. terrible tag. their wilmer flores gets in giants when it was fan appreciation day to the last home game of the season for the giants. now they play the padres and the season. all travel. well, good for but i hear you, >> out in seattle taking on the mariners, 4th ending over that. nick allen had run deep in the hole short stretches high to snare that mitch haniger shot. stands up and throws him out. see that again play of the year candidate year. now a's rookie catcher shea langley years. he's having a nice season in the 9th and in the night he hits his second home run of the game. he was 2 for 4 with 4 rbi a's. get out of seattle with a nice 10 to 3 win. so good day for baseball you know, the niners fans, they got the day off tomorrow. sure. here for tomorrow. monday night football pressure will will rise all of them. will be a good game. will have kate rooney out there live coverage from levi's. >> monday night football and you know, they're looking to kind of

david. you must be on great suspense d you must feel very lonely. but you must look upon the bright side of the picture and hope for the best. i think he will turn up all right some time. if the gray backs don't starve to death and i hope thl fail in this if they undertake it. i think david has a pretty good constitutionndill get through. all right. if he is only alive. so again, this just this small, you know, portion of the letter just showcases, again, the suffering that, you know, isaac is feeling for his brother and being so far from home, being unable to know how his brother's doing and that his one connection is rachel. the the war weariness that that isaac is suffering comes through also. and later in this letter, he writes, i think the war will close sometime or never if it never closes, i guess there is no danger of us poor soldiers getting out of a job. i will close for the present, hoping soon to hear from you. and this. the sullen attitude most likely comes from the fact that his unit had not been engaged almost continuously in the sieg

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the suspect has been identified as 42 year old david de patton, where she had returns. he joins us live now from washington, d. c, with more in this. so clearly she harbor a serious security breach to we know how this happened. now we don't, and it was a very short press conference from the san francisco police. well, that was actually about it any, any information that the, that the chief added was that the suspect will face a range of charges including attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon. elder abuse, burglary and several other potential charges. but that's pretty much all we got from the official channel on the rec, or however, several, several figures associated with the investigation. you've been briefed on the investigation to have been briefing john this anonymously. and it's interesting. it's widely reported now when the police did not confirm the information that that is out there, that the intruder demand does no quiet. whereas nancy was nancy and indeed that his intention was to tie up, pull pelosi and then wait for nancy pelosi derive. not nancy places, in fact, in washington d. c. whi

i was there in a good friend of mine was in new york was david baldwin james baldwin's brother. i called and talked to him d he said why don't you come appear for a couple of days, before you go back to mississippi. i said okay. to make a long story short i go to visit him we go to get chicken and waffles in harlem we get caught in the harlem riots. for two whole days go through two things. to me integration when you have? then on top of that is there is a kid that runs across the street and the kid get shot by a police officer. cops come up and puts a gun to his head and said i'm going to blow your brains out if you don't get up. all of that. so the next day i leave new york i come back to mississippi.th james chaney so relate what happened that day of that kid. all that stuff while doing the writing of this book that's just a few of the things. so much stuff is, people's love and experiences. so there talking to other people in the movement even before that. we are all going through some crazy stuff that nobody talks about. but in this book here we helped to bring about pieces. now i think about those thi

david: and he said, "come back and build this museum." and you came back, dltimately took the job, but why did you take it? because there was no money, there was no land, there was no plan. and did you know all that? lonnie: you know, i wasn't sure how many no's there were. i knew that there was no plan, and i knew that there was no site, but i didn't know there were no staff. but what i realized is that being an african american running a major museum in chicago nurtured my soul. i was really happy, but i realized that i could help build this museum, we could really both nurture the souls of my ancestors, but we could help america really grapple with race, so that's what brought me back. david: now, the museum opened right before presidentbama left office, and that was 2016... lonnie: '16. mm-hmm. david: and a very memorable ceremony. but before we got to that ceremony, you had to get an architect to build a building, get a site, raise the money, and get the artifacts. soet's go through that. let's take the money. how much did it cost to build that museum? l

so as you just notice, d j can lead, ah, baxter, off lloyd may, whether steven seagal, all of them have taken money from even that damon ah, and larry david, the actor have had touted it themselves. i think the reason why is because it's easy, you know, these crypto companies are willing to shell out. i mean like they do with kemper dash in a quarter of a $1000000.00. and what star likes to turn down money. i don't think any hollywood would want to turn down money, so it seemed easy for them. and they've been doing it for a while. and i think the s c c is saying, you know, when it comes to crypto cur, see, particularly here in united states. it's almost like the wild, wild west, and so there has to be some type of regulation. if you're going to be promoting any type of stock or something similar to a stock, or when it comes to specific crypto currency. so she thing all the better off to staying away from crypto currency saying is it is so unreliable as an investment in either a business program. we. let's talk about investments but, but also because it's just starting to look a little shady yet, you know, it's surprising that specific cry

d. c., we have commentator, scott jennings, democratic strategist, and commentator david. we've been chomping at the bit. i want to focus on north carolina. because speaking of the attention, it's all go to places like georgia and pennsylvania and obviously other places. but north carolina presents an opportunity as well. you and i were talking earlier scott. why do you think so? they are neck and neck, you've got a former north carolina state supreme court justice, he got a congressman, but they're in a dead heat and not a lot of attention or money pouring. in >> the last couple of polls had north carolina had a republican pulling ahead. republicans are felt pretty good about this race because national winds appear to be blowing in the republicans direction. tim but has been super tim budd hasn't been super controversial in a state with a environment to favors republican, you have been deprived yourself as a generic republican that's gonna be just fine. i think democrats are putting their eggs in the north carolina's basket to save the senate that will be a stretch. >> bu

we are also learning a lot more about david depape an illegal alien from canada. the san francisco police chief says de epape had a slew of felony convictions including one of elderly abuse. so he should have been deported but sanctuary state in california. thanks to gavin newsom and many others. so he was allowed to stay in san francisco a tack the pelosis. according to his stepdaughter, depape would physically and sexually abuse her and her siblings since they were very young so he is also an alleged pedophile. locals told the "new york post" that depape was living in a yellow bus parked in front of his exens house san francisco nudist who is behind bars for trying to kidnap a 14-year-old boy. and his ex-girlfriend described depape a progressive a fan of former president obama who was always more on the left than on the far right. neighbors spoke to journalist michael shellenberger. >> they are just, you know, nudist drug abusers, and that's who gravitates towards them. >> what do you say their politics are? >> i'm not sure. i would imagine that they are more left-leaning. nothing that they believe