. >> rose: "the deuce," i talk to david simon, george pataki, maggie gyllenhaal and james franco. >> labor is the product. you have this product that is street pornography. to this day there is no regulation of sex work, obviously, and you have this moment where an industry springs rapidly into being, and these people are the pioneers. >> rose: we conclude with an excerpt with my conversation from steve bannon former c.e.o. of the trump campaign and chief strategist in the white house who is now back running breitbart news, to be seen on cbs "60 minutes" on sunday. >> economic nationalism is what this country was built on, the american system. >> rose: hurricane irma, jonathan swan, "the deuce" and stevensteve bannon, when we con. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor in miami. anthony mason is in new york. tonight one of the lar

this is really exciting, david simon, george pelecanos are the co-creators.e '70s. >> yes. >> seth: you were here in new york then, you were a kid. >> not in '71. >> seth: okay, not in '71. >> no. >> seth: but you were here back when it was a little dirtier than now. >> i was. >> seth: what were your memories of 42nd and 2nd and that sort of times square area? >> well, i came here to go to college. i went to columbia in '95. i mean, times square, by then, was already kind of like the way it is now, wasn't it? >> seth: yeah, but i feel like i -- the first time i came to new york was '95 and i still feel like it was almost now with like four porno shops left. [ laughter ] >> yeah, that's true. that's true. >> seth: which was really jarring. >> yeah. yeah. that's true, the combination. >> seth: 'cause you're like, "am i gonna get a coffee or go into a weird booth for an hour." >> that's true, that's true. i remember, actually, this is more about way over on the west side in the west village. there was a -- there was, i think a porn shop called "harmony." >> seth

symbols of these depopulated areas are abandoned buildings and vacant lots, brilliantly depicted in david simon's hbo show "the wire," that margaret mentioned. by the way, when simon told me my book was an influence in writing season two, man, i was walking around campus with a swagger. prof. wilson: these depopulated areas also feature high rates of joblessness, and the increasing and prolonged joblessness, the diminishing poor families make it difficult to sustain adequate levels of neighborhood social organization. this results in what sociologists call a weak institutional resource base. you see, it's easier for parents to control the behavior of the children in their neighborhoods when a strong institutional resource base exists. that is when the links between community institutions such as churches, schools, political organizations, businesses, and civic clubs are strong or secure. the higher the density and stability of formal organizations, the less illicit activities such as drug trafficking, crime, prostitution, and the formation of gangs can take root in the neighborhood. the opposite

symbols of these depopulated areas are abandoned buildings and vacant lots, brilliantly depicted in david simon's hbo show the wire that ma margaret mentioned. by the way, when simon told me that my book, when work disappears influenced the writing of season two, man i was walking around campus with a swagger [ laughter ] now, these deeply depop yu u late e -- depopulated areas have increased joblessness and the diminishing and poor performance of families and depopulation makes i difficult to achieve higher institutions and neighborhood organization, and this is resulting in what sociologists call a weak institutional resource base. you see it is easier for parents to control the behavior of the neighborhoods when a strong institutional resource exists, and that is when the links between the community institutions such as churches, schools, political organizations, businesses and civic clubs are strong or secure, the higher the density and the stability of formal organizations, the less ill illicit activities such as drug trafficking, crime, prostitution, and the formation of gangs can take rout

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of the weekend, $50 billion was touted, but it has been knocked down once again by david david. simonight well be that that number is set, but we will not know until the government shows us. mark: so two more rounds of negotiations before the october summit. one would hope there will be a bit more progress than there was less week. simon: absolutely. the government is looking to change the number, a continuous set of negotiations that allow them more than they have to date. bloomberg'skennedy, managing editor for brexit. still ahead, what is the italian government's exit plan from monte paschi? this is bloomberg. ♪ amk: live from london, i mark barton. the finance minister talked about being on a path to recovery, adding to the country's economic growth. last july, monte dei paschi won eu approval to receive aid from the italian government. pierrepadoan spoke to bloomberg. mr. padoan: monte dei paschi is on track. it comes at the end of the process which has seen a major plan being designed by think management with wanted -- with being a healthy bank, so this will complete the process

. >> stephen: created by david simon. >> and george pellicano. >> stephen: what is "the deuce"?times square, and the show is about the birth of the porn industry in the 70s, which really started in times square. >> stephen: this is back when times square was times square. >> yes. >> stephen: when times square was dirty, filthy, pornography, prostitution, drugs, all that kind of fun stuff. >> that's right. >> stephen: back then, the m&m store was a very rough location. you could get killed in bubblegum shrimp back then. do you remember times square from back then? you huff been just a tad pole. >> how old do you think i am? how dare you. >> stephen: i apologize? but it was pretty bad up until the mid-80s. it wasn't like it had to be 1971. it was bad until giuliani came along. >> it's true. i do remember, and roabl in the mid-80s, visiting my aunt freida and uncle murray -- >> stephen: they live around the corner. >> they took me to a broadway play and i remember them speaking in yiddish in the taxicab when we drove through times square and they said in english, "ladies of the nig

>> ♪ charlie: joining me now are the creators and executive producers, david simon and george pellicano's, maggie gyllenhaal. james franco will join us in progress, we hope. where did this idea come from? >> george and working on a show years ago in new orleans. a guy on the crew had been researching this time in new york and had made contact with a guy who was a mob front on 42nd street, a barman who ran nightclubs and became involved and othersage parlors stuff including early pornographic film. as soon as we heard it, we were like, this sounds gratuitous, i am not sure i want to get involved. but mark was persistent and asked us to meet with the fellow. we did. after about three hours, george and i walked out of that meeting to go smoke a cigarette even though neither one of us smoked. we looked at each other and said we are going to end up doing the show. charlie: is that how you saw it? >> yeah, the characters were so rich we could not ignore it. it fit into a lot of things we andinterested in like labor gender politics. the labor aspect of it is in this story the people doing all th

and it's david simon and george pelecanos who, you know, did "the wire."t the rise of the porn industry. >> jimmy: yeah, i want to show a clip. right now you're a bartender, and you're also a -- a a degenerate gambler. >> there you go. >> jimmy: here we go. here's james franco and james franco. [ laughter ] i've got to be honest, i don't even care for james franco, but james franco i love. [ laughter ] he's like, my absolute favorite. so here is james franco >> james franco agrees. >> jimmy: james franco in "the deuce." take a look at this. >> boo! [ bleep ] hey! ellen! how 'bout a ginger ale. put a little crown royale in it. you know, cola? hey, baby brother. working stiff. >> where the [ bleep ] you been? >> queens. >> what the [ bleep ] going in queens? >> well, they still take my bets there. >> you still betting? >> winning. i'm up 4,000. >> [ bleep ] >> let me see. >> [ bleep ] >> what the [ bleep ] is going to that unhappy [ bleep ] sitting down at that barstool a a couple hours looking for you. >> you gonna owe me for 30 large. >> who, tommy rondo?

i have had a number of screen show runners and writers in my class, we had david simon, he did "the wire", david mills who did "deadwood" and others, such such as ron moore who did "battle star galactica", and the woman who is doing "madam secretary," barbara hall. many of these people came from religious backgrounds, and they are very conscious of the ideas they put in their shows. david shore for example, who did "house" comes from an orthodox jewish family. everyone thinks it was about a modern-day sherlock holmes, but he says that house was about asking even if used can have -- asking if an atheist can act morally. if he can have morals. that is what he was looking to show in that series. so while not everyone in hollywood is thinking about larger issues, i have been surprised by the number of people who are and are very conscious about putting messages if you will, in their shows. james: a quick last question before i start calling on the audience. you teach students going into journalism, who is going into journalism now? who at age 22 or age 18 says i want to be a reporter? should

. >> simone, david, emily. thank you so much. that's it for "the lead." turning it eveover to wolf blit in "the situation room." >>> happening now -- breaking news. nursing home deaths. police in hollywood, florida open a criminal investigation into the deaths of six nursing home residents after the air conditioning failed in the wake of hurricane irma. florida's governor wants answers and wants first responders to check other health care facilities in the state where millions are still without power. >>> desperate for help. in the caribbean islands first hit by hurricane irma, this situation is truly desperate. britain's foreign secretary describes one island as a nuclear landscape in parts of the u.s. virgin islands, people are running out of food and water and it may take many months to restore power. >>> secret meeting. a cnn exclusive. a top obama official tells congressional investigators she unmasked the identities of senior trump campaign figures to learn why they met secretly with the middle east crown prince at trump tower. >>> and russian softw

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. >> simone, david, emily. thank you so much. that's it for "the lead."n "the situation room." >>> happening now -- breaking news. nursing home deaths. police in hollywood, florida open a criminal investigation into the deaths of six nursing home residents after the air conditioning failed in the wake of hurricane irma. florida's governor wants answers and wants first responders to check other health care facilities in the state where millions are still without power. >>> desperate for help. in the caribbean islands first hit by hurricane irma, this situation is truly desperate. britain's foreign secretary describes one island as a nuclear landscape in parts of the u.s. virgin islands, peopl

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simon mccoy, the headlines at 3pm. speaking in washington, the brexit secretary david davis says he is a determined optimist about britain's withdrawal of the eu i believe that a good deal is in the interests of both the united kingdom and the european union, and of the entire global community. gas suspends nine members of staff from an immigration removal centre near gatwick airport — after a bbc panorama investigation shows officers "mocking, abusing and assaulting" people being held there. nearly half of young, low—paid parents are struggling to juggle childcare with work and two in five are penalised for asking for flexitime, according to a new survey. also in the next hour. more than 1200 people dead and 41 million affected by monsoon rains. the impact of floods in south asia becomes clearer — an estimated 16 million have been forced from their homes in india, nepal and bangladesh — with a third of bangladesh still under water. president trump is to ask congress for £45 billion to help people affected by storm harvey in texas. everton striker wayne rooney is arrested on suspicion of drink—driving, the bbc understands.

simon hughes. both the brexit secretary, david davis, and his eu counterpart, michel barnier, have given a positive the uk's withdrawal from the eu. mr davis said the two sides had taken "decisive steps forward". but mr barnier warned there were still differences on a number of issues, and it could be months before the talks moved on to a future trade deal. richard galpin reports. both david davis and the eu's main negotiator, michel barnier, describe this, the fourth round of negotiations, as vital. an eu summit‘s just three weeks away, and britain had wanted the first phase of the negotiations to be completed by then. that's looking unlikely, but mr davis insisted there had now been significant steps forward. when i look across the full ranges of issues to do with our withdrawal from the eu, i'm clear we have made considerable progress on the issues that matter, increasing certainty for citizens and visitors, providing reassurance to our eu partners in regards to our mutual and financial obligations, and agreeing to some of the key principles in relation to issues arising from northern ireland an

simon, who's in st. louis. are there more protests scheduled for today, david?r: well, it's fully anticipated that we will see more protests today, victor, but we don't know precisely where or what time we might see demonstrators showing up. i can tell you that i was in the thick of it last night when we saw police deploy pepper spray and tear gas. for the most part, these protests were peaceful. we saw them marching all throughout st. louis, holding up signs. we saw people of all ages, we saw just as many white people as african-americans in that crowd. i would say the turning point occurred when we saw several hundred of these protesters gather around the mayor's residence and some of them picked up rocks and threw them at windows, smashing some windows. we also saw some paint splattered on the mayor's house, and that is when police decided to rush in. we saw police in full riot gear and they tried to disperse that crowd and they were successful. at that point the crowd basically left. again, the question is what's going to happen today. against all of these p

simon mccoy, the headlines at 3pm. speaking in washington, the brexit secretary david davis says he is a determined optimist about britain'sn, and of the entire global community. gas suspends nine members of staff from an immigration removal centre near gatwick airport — after a bbc panorama investigation shows officers "mocking, abusing and assaulting" people being held there. nearly half of young, low—paid parents are struggling to juggle childcare with work and two in five are penalised for asking for flexitime, according to a new survey. also in the next hour. more than 1200 people dead and a1 million affected by monsoon rains. the impact of floods in south asia becomes clearer — an estimated 16 million have been forced from their homes in india,

simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm. the government's top brexit official leaves his post to work in downing street — amid reports of tensions with brexit secretary davidreen bombing — including a 21—year—old syrian refugee. former england captain wayne rooney is banned from driving for two years after pleading guilty to drink—driving. a cyclist who killed a woman while riding an illegal track bike pressure on ryanair to publish a full list of the flights it plans to cancel, amid growing anger among customers. also in the next hour — as the clean up continues after irma, there's new cause for concern in the caribbean. we'll have the latest from matt taylor on hurricane maria — as it gains strength heading towards the leeward islands.

david essex into that answer! time now for the weather forecast with simon king.ing more than a few windows. some very strong winds expected but for us across the uk, things are a bit quieter. 0vernight, it did bring some pretty strong gusts of wind, up to 60 mph. in avonmouth we saw a gust up to 70 mph and these wind strengths brought some disruption this morning. trees we re some disruption this morning. trees were down and there was a lot of debris on the roads and some power cuts as well to after the storm, we have some sunshine and this was the scene recently in kent. many of us enjoying sunshine at the moment, still blustery conditions, especially where you have showers across the western areas, which will drift further eastwards. but across scotland, in eastern scotland more persistent rain will last well into the afternoon. pretty cloudy, pretty cool the afternoon. pretty cloudy, pretty cool, pretty wet across much of northern scotland. maximum temperature is about nine to 11. a mixed of sunny spells and showers in northern ireland and through much of engl

david nichols joins us by phone. he is a presidential historian and leading authority on the presidency of dwight eisenhower. the spoken president eisenhower and civil rights. 2007. published in this publisher, simon & schuster, describes it as the definitive book on eisenhower's civil rights policies. he wrote a book on the suez canal crisis, and his name's book, "eisenhower and mccarthy: eisenhower's secret campaign against mccarthy," documents how he destroyed senator mccarthy's political influence. dr. nicholskansas, has a phd in history from the college of william and mary. he is a former academic being of winfield college -- dean of winfield college. >> good morning, commissioners, special guests, ladies and gentlemen. what a delight it is to be here with you on this beautiful september day. we are here to observe and commemorate the creation of the united states commission on civil rights established under the eisenhower presidency. as the director of the eisenhower presidential library, museum and boyhood home in abilene, kansas, i was invited to share a few thoughts with you on eisenhower and his formative years. i am rather new to this position, having only begun in early june. i still f

simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm. the government's top brexit official leaves his post to work in downing street — amid reports of tensions with brexit secretary davidavis. police are still questioning two men arrested after the parsons green bombing — including a 21—year—old syrian refugee. former england captain wayne rooney is banned from driving for two years after pleading guilty to drink—driving. a cyclist who killed a woman while riding an illegal track bike pressure on ryanair to publish a full list of the flights it plans to cancel, amid growing anger among customers. also in the next hour — as the clean up continues after irma, there's new cause for concern in the caribbean. we'll have the latest from matt taylor on hurricane maria — as it gains strength heading towards the leeward islands. every day the alarm is going off at half past 3am... and around the world in under 80 days, british endurance cyclist mark beaumont is heading for paris and a world record. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the most senior official in the government's brexit department has left his job, after reports of tensions between him and the brexit secretar

the chair of the equality and human rights commission david isaacs about this later on on bbc newsroom live. time now for the weather forecast. simoncaribbean at the moment. but the weather for us here in the uk is pretty unsettled over the next few days. heavy rain around this morning across southern parts of england. lots of cloud here, thunder storms perhaps possible later onthank across the south—east. elsewhere, a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers. temperatures getting to about 14—16, making it feel chilly. this evening, the showers will continue to pile into the north and west areas. temperatures are down to about ten or11. on temperatures are down to about ten or 11. on saturday, temperatures are down to about ten or11. on saturday, a temperatures are down to about ten or 11. on saturday, a dry start but the showers in the north and west that emerge will stay with us into the afternoon. blustery conditions at times. temperatures 16—19. into sunday, a dry start for many. rain spreads in from the west, with that a strong wind as well. this sums it up a strong wind as well. this sums it upfor a strong wind as well.

david: how sophisticated is this or is it simple in the end? is it you agree to pay up and we move on? simonount of money. there might be a fundamental disagreement going on about the .oney the eu wants a financial settlement paid but he wants money paid for that obligation. that will span beyond brexit. the u.k. see the money as a payment for the future benefits, the future access to the market. neither side talked about the terms of the amounts. on the moment, no progress the key issue. alix: obviously at home internally u.k. politics is rough for theresa may. the labour party basically wants parliament to be able to have say in any kind of amendments that wind up turning eu law into u.k. law. theresa may wants to streamline the process. is her own party revolting against her? plan tohis is the import the whole eu law book on to the british statute and then after brexit they can whittle out what it doesn't like and that is about 12,000 laws. to make things easier, with the government would like to do is have ministers be able to unilaterally tweak parts of the law they don't like. the labo

as bonnie raitt, paul simon, and james taylor to join him in the four-hour concert, part of which will air on texas t-v stations and live-stream on you-tube. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. (james)( tiffany ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)it's cooler this morning as temperatures drop to the 50s and 60s. a deep marine layer is pushing clouds and fog into all of our inland valleys, and bringing mist and drizzle to the coast. the system that brought us rain the last three days has finally left the area, leaving us with a dryer forecast. look for partly cloudy skies this afternoon and highs that will be the coolest we've seen this week. inland valley temps will reach the mid 70s, while bay shoreline communities will hit the low 70s. coastal communities will max out in the mid 60s. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:50 am. sunset is at 7:20 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. sa