please welcome dl hughley! ) >> very nice, trevor. >> trevor: welcome back to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: so good to have you here. >> interestingly, you were talking about peter strzok who raised half a million dollars. >> right. >> the cop that shot mike brown, darren wilson raised $1.2 million. >> trevor: the cop raised $1.2 million? >> trevor: for what? >> for killing michael brown. his go fund me made $1.2 million. you think trump is bad, hating a black dude is way more lucrative. >> trevor: that's a perfect segue to the boofnlgt that's basically what the book is about. you wrote the book from the perspective of someone taking advice you've seen dolled out by white people after a shooting or incident. it's always advice on what black people were doing wrong. >> white people have been giving us advice since we got here so i feel they're adept at it. but when i ze hear the nonsensical arguments by white supremacists, we want our country back. we didn't book a cruise here because we heard

. >> tonight on "afterwords" hughley and actor dl shares his thoughts from his book "how not to get shot and other advice from white people." >> how about a police department respectful of the people they work for? policewoman held to a higher standard than children? there is a certain point when children just don't listen. should they die for that? as ad we accept that, society? is that really the best we can do, to tell our children to be more responsible than the adults trained to serve their community? >> watch "afterwords" tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2's book tv. c-span's "washington journal, " live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. monday morning, former education secretary and author arne duncan with his book on his three decades of experience in education. then, former white house press secretary sean spicer on his new book about his time at the white house and president trump's relationship with the media. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> next, summer interns from the cato institute and heritag

dl’)‘ ‘ dry weather rain, some but a lot of dry weather and a warmer feel.ratures rain, some but a lot of dry weather and a warmerfeel. temperatures in the east higher than yesterday, 20 degrees but a fair amount of cloud, it enough in western areas to give the odd shower, those will fade away this evening but overnight some areas of cloud and mist in the southern half of the country, a breeze strengthening towards the north west ahead of some extra cloud in northern ireland and scotland tomorrow, for eastern scotland down into england and wales it is dry, some early mist and fog but spells of sunshine, a bit of rain in places on wednesday at the end of the week looks on wednesday at the end of the week loo ks m ostly on wednesday at the end of the week looks mostly dry. an official un report accuses myanmar‘s military of carrying out genocide against its rohingya population and criticises the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, for failing to intervene. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme

dereck rodriguez has been out on the dl.re he went on the dl, now he's coming back, what do you expect? >> he's excited to pitch against the rangers. he was born in arlington and his father had seasons there. the rodriguez family known very well there in arlington and with the rangers. it was a leg injury from that before y brouhaha in l.a. i think he'll have good command, he has four pitches, he knows how to pitch. he's going to have to face guys that have been really hot. joey gallo is a big home run hitter, and this texas team have been here a whole week now, three games in oakland. they all went wine tasting in napa. i heard about y'all. and offense, before they got here were the best offensive team in baseball. there are power bats and he's going to go throw strikes and get quick outs. >> give me your keys to the game. >> i'm going to say there's more than one because this is an offense over this that can erupt at any time. so you're going to have to score runs. i know that's a big key of late. you have to pitch, play c

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. >> i like to call this dl the united states/mexico trade agreement. i think it's an elegant name.hink nafta has a lot of bad connotations because it was a rip off. >> the deal mostlyefects automakers, insuring a majority parts be made by nafta countries. a spokesperson for canadian foreign minister said she's going to travel to washington to continue the trade talks the u.s. departmen o agriculture saying it will make $4.7 billion in payments to offsets los from foreign tariffs the president's trade war. it's part of the billion dollar relief plan. payments will begin september 4th. >>> passengs may not like it. jetblue is becoming the first major airline to charge 30 bucks to check a bag. for passenger whouy the exeapest blue fair, blue mints fairs include at least one checked bag at no charge. american, delta and united still charge mostusmers $25 for the first bag. can you say carry on? >> tt's not cool. for every single time 30 bucks. every single time they're going to charge you for everything. >>> all right. parents ang calor the closure of a kids'ar pty venue in chicago sub

. >> sunday night on afterwards, comedian and actor dl youley, his book how not to get shot and other advice from white people. >> how about having a police department that is respectful of the public and is held to a higher standard. there is a certain point when children just don't listen. should they die for that? that is what they call teenagers. should we accept that in society? is that the best we can do? tell our children to be more responsible than adults trained to serve their community. >> watch afterwards sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span20's booktv. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today we continue to bring unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> in elections last month the ru

sean manaea was placed on the  10 day dl with a shoulder impingement.looks overly concerned. the a's got it going early. matt chapman deep to left. it will sneak over the wall for the solo home run. chapman adds another one in the 7th. in the 6th, stephen piscotty takes matt mcgill for a ride, his 18th homerun of the season as the a's hit four homeruns and beat the twins 6-2 for the second straight day. they take the series 3-1. they are five up in the wildcard. as for the giants, it was bring your dog to at&t park. evan longoria had tripled. he braces in to score as the giants get on the board. and the 4th they were tied at 1. nick hundley races all the way around from first base as dugger ends up on third with the first triple of his career. derek holland pitched well in the 7th. the giants win champion was crowned at the little league world series today. south williamsport, pennsylvani south korea. they had not allowed a run in the tournament until the bottom of the first mac. hawaii was off to an early lead. the final batter of the game and he strik

he just came off the dl with a shoulder injury. he couldn't put any weight onhi leg. wincing in pain. down for several minutes. c finally, thet comes. according to the nats, herrera came through the clubhouse on crutches. his left foot in a boot we're waiting for results of the x-rays. nats win it 15-0 but will be without kevin a herrera for while it seems. >>> all right, once upon a time the orioles and yankeesere grea rivals. they are not this year but they are still in prime time playing baltimore tonight. in soccer, d.c. united and red bulls regardess of rec rivals every year. they call it rivalry week. two teams play for a tphy called the atlantic cup. of more importance, united is closing in on aof plaf spot. oh, yes. the arrival of this guy wayne rooney made a difference ahead to have night's game against the red bulls. six points out of the final s play-offt are two wins. they played fewer gam than teams in front of them. only two losses in rooney's eight games. you no he what? bill is back from europeck and ban goal. but there is nor hemore tostory. >> it's r

he's been hitting 357 since returning from the dl.road trip of the season marte flies out to left field. the giants beat the d-backs 3-2 to finish their first winning road trip of the season. sherman will not play. he is expected to be sidelined for one week with a strained hamstring. he'll be our guest tonight on game day. career w-t-a title, f the final of the silicon valley classic, both players looking for their first career title. first set, set point and the return goes long. second set to win the set 6- love. the return to tennis after missing two and a half years because of knee injuries wins her first career title. pga at firestone for the final time. tiger won 8 times in his career at this ohio course. six birdies but five bogies and two double bogies. tiger paired with that man. next week at the pga championship. hugs for ev and justin thomas will be headed to bell reed with some momentum. shot a 69 in the final round, cruised to a four-shot win. hugs for everybody in the thomas family as they celebrate his third win of the

. >> host: 10 things i hate about dl and new haven. >> guest: i believe i was the most miserable freshman in the history of geo-college. this is the early days of facebook and i wrote a facebook post called 10 things i hate about yale and new haven. funny enough, the toughest thing for me when i got to yale was not necessarily at the wealth gap although it was the first time i realized i was poor and it was actually not the race gap. i grew up in an all-black neighborhood. they spend two or three years in slavery. america was racist white people are racist and not the way it is for 400 years. even 30 years later. the tough thing when i got to yale was this difference in black people, this diversity in black people which i'd never experienced, which was very hard for me, but also very important to unlearn some ways that's a notion i had about loch ness, but to also be clear about something. there was i think my sophomore year spray painting on one of the residential colleges that said nigger. right after this the campus was in an uproar. we had no idea who did this because it was an unacce

impact, but it is likely to be more of a slow squeeze with smaller companies trying to do their own dls. iran is not totally isolated. laura: hassan rouhani is saying he would think about entering talks with the unid states but only if it can prove its trustworthiness. does that sound like no possibility of talks? robin: the curious thing is that e trump administration even as it imposes sanctions and says, s, yes, we are willing to talk with the iranian leaders, and the iranian leaders says yeswi yes, w talk to the united states as long as they are trustworthy. i'm not sure that either one ofr that is genuins at a stage where they would trust what would come out of some kind of negotiation. the ultimate irony is that the united states will be lucky to ht a deal as good with no korea as it had with iran and walked away from. laura:n november comes the really tough sanctions against iran where the sanctions are reimposed on its ability to export oil. what do you think that will do to the already crumbling iranian economy? robin: well, the u.s. sanctions come at a particularly pivotal , a

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. >>> we have this e-mail from rajiv who rowrote, how do you dl with the art of patience when scaling business. >> that's a great question. i still don't think i have any. i can say over the years from my first entrepreneur to now, what i've learned is when i didn't have a long-term plan, i didn't have any patience. i wanted everything right away. the longer term your plan is, the more you know where you want to go, the easier it is to take a breath and allow time for things to come together. so patience for me has grown over time, based on the longer term planning cycle. and as i've scaled my business. but, by the way, i'm still impatient every day. >>> we now have the top two tips you need to know to help you grow your business. rick and kenny are back with us once again. you've given us some good advice. both of you guys started companies from nothing that blew up basically. mind body is how big now? >> $250 million in revenue this year. >> that's crazy. it is the back end for basically every gym i go to. >> about 68,000 businesses running on it. >> insane. you started from nothing

then on the "after words" program at night, comedian and actor dl huguely shares thoughts on race in america. he is interviewed by democratic representative, jeffries of new york. and we wrap up primetime programming at 10:30 p.m. with former wall street executive, nomi prins. that happens tonight on booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. a reminder this weekend the full schedule is available on our website. booktv.org. booktv recently visited capital health asked members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> a summary reading the book about president lyndon johnson. it is the fourth in a series of books he wrote about president johnson. this one is called the passage of power. it is about the years when he was vice president for kennedy and the transition when president kennedy was assassinated and vice president johnson became president johnson. >> this is one of a series of books. the first one is how he became johnson as a young man, going to college, a teacher and then the first time he ran for congress. called path to power. and it is one of the best boo

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dl the queen of soul, aretha franklin, is reportedly gravely >>l in a detroit hospital. >> a baltimore police officer has resigned after cell phone video surfaced showing him repeatedly punching a man. >> it's simply not acceptable. ve the f.b.i. has fired controversial f.b.i. employee ngter strzok. >> president trump weighing in, tweeting, "finally." ( cheers ) >> grand slam for david bote! and the cubs have won the ball game! can you believe it? >> what a moment. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. this is our western edition. we'll begin tonight with the unyielding rain in parts of the country. some people are seeing their homes flooded for the third time in a month. more than 20 million face flood threats this evening. heavy rain has already triggered flash flood warnings in parts of new jersey, pennsylvania, and maryland. rescue crews today answered several calls for help, including this one to help save a 12-year-old boy outside philadelphia. in benton, pennsylvania, people went to high ground after a swollen creek spilled its banks and ripped through town. don dahler is about

. >> dl are growing restrictions on the exercise of fundamental rights. >> she send a signal, that were's strategy propelled him to victory. in march 2012, he won re-election handedly. fighting back tears after a tense fight to maintain his power. [ speaking russian ] >> he may have won the day -- but vladimir putin never forgot about the woman who had kicked him when he was down. >> do you think he resolved you interfeared with my elections, two can play this game? >> i think that's the line of thinking that led him to the intervention beginning as early as 2015. >> putin personally ordered a massive influence campaign to sway the 2016 election towards trump according to the cia, the fbi, and the nsa. why? in part because he holds a grudge against clinton for her actions in 2011. the alleged operation was sophisticated and multifaceted. an army of internet trolls, bank rolled by millions of dollars launched attacks against clinton on social media including ads in key swing states. >> they're smart enough to know that social media is the way to touch americans personally. >> 13 russians

many russian companies, for example, the airlines was hired by dls to move, dod, to make equipment from iraq via uae to afghanistan. there are dozens of these kinds of companies that u.s. and its allies hired during this move. this was an example of how these types of companies that started in the region. a second type of pmc that you find in the region are those that were involved in the campaign to counter piracy off the coast of somalia. you have hundreds of pmcs literally businessmen coming in, but businessmen who had interest behind them. because he wanted to get a piece of that pmc by and what it meant to be a part of the pmc community within and around the horn of africa as well as in and around the strait of hormuz itself. we can see today how those maritime sea lanes are heating up again today, and that means that pmcs are likely to return. the third part here has to do, and i'm going to use this very loosely come is with the groups of academy without mentioning the original company. these types of groups, the u.s.-based if you will pmcs that fight in region are as a third mode

he was put on dl when it was discovered he had problems with his pitching arm.ber 5th but bob melvin is not optimistic. >> the longer this goes on and how he feels, i think it will be tough for him to make it. i won't say 100% sure he won't be able to. at this point, it's probably less than 50/50. >>> tough for the rotation. they lost 10 starters. they're trying to make a post-season push and need all hands on deck. >> mindy, thanks. >>> join us tonight on coffee table. houston, we have a problem, a hole in the international space station, what the astronauts were told to do. >> following a crime wave in one south bay neighborhood, tonight, neighbors are demanding action from police. >> those stories coming up on nbc, at 8:00, the gong show followed by back to back episodes of "take two" and ""abc7 news at 11." >> then "jimmy kimmel live," sean diddy combs and actress amy gilpin. >> a shame you have to work. nice lineup. >> yes. >> that's it for abc7 news. look for breaking news when ever you wish on the abc7 news app. >> for spencer christian and mi mindi batch

starting pitcher shawn menia was placed on the dl with a shoulder infringement. unclear how much time the left hander will miss. he had a very good look from the visitors dugout in minneapolis today. away and gone number matt chapman gave the a's the early lead. tied at 1-1 in the 5th two on base. this one off the right field wall. scored a couple. laurie did get greedy when he tried to stretch it to a triple. that's okay. bottom of the next inning, a sliding catch to rob max kepler of extra bases. top 7 a's up two. chapman, another homer why not. 5-2. and the next batter was lowrie and he went yard. four solo home runs for the a's. they won it 6-2. lowrie went 3-5 at the plate and drove in three. so they took 3 of 4 in the series. they stay a game and a half behind houston in the al west. the astros beat the angels today the a's start a huge three game series in houston tomorrow. and in the wild card race oakland increased their lead to five games over the mariners. oh dog gone it, k9's at at&t park rangers and giants. first batter of the game andrew mccutchen.

. >> dl huguely shares his views on race in america in his book, how not to get shot. >> how about having police department that is respectful of thepublic they work for. how about having a police department that held to a higher standard than the children . this is the point where children just don't listen. should they die for that? that's what they are called teenagers for the should we accept that as a society? is that really the best we can do to tell our children to be more responsible than the other that is serving their community?>> watch afterwords on book tv. >> joining us is vicki alger. her book, "failure: the federal miseducation of america's children" came out in 2016. is it any better today than it was in 2016 when you wrote your book in your view? >> sadly, no. test scores haven't gone up. common core has been fully entrenched and we didn't see improvements. so things aren't getting better but there is on the positive side, what we are seeing is advances in parental choice programs. whis

. >>> the as' brent anderson has joined sean menaea on the dl. my my yeah has rotator cuff tendinitis. it's unclear whether he will pitch again this season. but good news, astros make it and sure the a's champs. top oakland 1. top of the ninted 3 hit a one hopper over the right center field fence. that's a ground-rule double scores the go-ahead run. a's win 4-3 now 1 1/2 games behind the astros in the west. madison bumgarner shut out the diamondbacks over 7 innings last night. 7th inning, austin slater dropped a routine flyball and kicked it allowing john jay to reach third base but bumgarner got out of the inning and hugs all around. bottom of the 9th, base hit left heeled hernandez. game winning run, the d-backs have not scored a run in the series. giants are six-game back in the national league west puts me in the mood for a little music. ♪[ music ] >>> that was joe staley and mike singing backstreet boys at a foundation dinner last night. mike has been practicing all his life with his family that never missed a chance to tackle each other inc

meanwhile it looks like brandon crawford will avoid the dl. bochy hopes to have him available as a pinch hitter tonight against the dodgers if he passes the concussion protocol test. >>> khalil mack is still holding out, but the raiders get a very familiar face back to the offensive line. veteran donald penn is back to the team returning to practice today the first time since injuring his foot last december, but with first round pick colton miller now lining up at left tackle oakland is trying penn out on the right side, something he says is going to take a little getting used to. >> one time i was standing by khalil in the huddle and said my bad, over here, little things like that and one time i had to switch real fast. i've been doing it for so long. it's tough. i don't know if it's going to be permanent or not, but like i told you earlier, we got a good thing going here. i want to help us win. i'm not playing too much longer. i just want to win. >>> fresh off his first nba championship and guaranteed contract for next season, quinn cook dec

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kickoff is at 5 dl:00 p.m.ect a lot of traffic in the area before and after the game. >>> you can expect a lot of sunshine, as well, for that game, but right now we're seeing some clouds still in from the coast with live doppler 7 and the satellite image and we started off with clear conditions and coastal clouds started to creep in there along the peninsula coast as well. also, there's still a red flag warning in effect for northern parts of the state and this is, of course, due near the car fires and the mendocino fires. we have hot and dry conditions and also gusty winds. ridge gusts in this area, 25 to 35 miles per hour and the sierra ridge gusts can reach up to 65 miles per hour and as temperature climbs, humidity drops and even though the red flag warning expires at 11:00. in the redding area they'll deal with hot and dry conditions all week long. temperatures will be climbing to 108 degrees possibly mid-week for redding and that's not great news. i want to show you the visible satellite image for yesterd

lemonis: dl is one of the largest jean manufacturers in america, and they recently entered the kids businessnted to take julie and robbie there to see if they'd be open to carrying the most popular garment on the planet -- denim. tai: so, i have some of my core styles here. so, these can come year-round. they're super cute, great styles to wear to, like, school. julie: i don't carry denim for children at all. lemonis: do people in new orleans not wear denim? julie: i don't feel like it's as common. robbie: i think we haven't tried before, so i don't know how we really can have the answer yet. julie: no, it's very true. lemonis: don't think about baton rouge or new orleans. you may have a store in chicago. you may have a store in l.a. who knows how many stores you'll end up having. julie: mm. robbie: we're just in that mind-set with the south. we're thinking southern, and we haven't gone this route -- julie: it's hard for me to get my mind. robbie: we haven't done that before. i've had people come in ask for it. i've -- just recently. i know this stuff. i could sell it. lemonis: so, let's get

. >>> it's day three of dl deliberations in the manafort trial. president trump is on a tweet storm calling mueller disgraced. we're going to talk about what the manafort verdict could mean for donald trump next. but first, melania trump attending a cyber bullying summit today. during the opening remarks she said children need guidance to use social media safely. >> let's face it. most children are more aware of the benefits and pitfalls of social media than some adults. but we still need to do all we can to provide them with information and tools for successful and safe online habits. >> now, when reporters asked the first lady about attacking cysi bullying in light of the president. her spokesperson says she's well aware of the criticism but that will not deter her from doing what she feels is right. i would hope most people in this country are proud that they have a strong independent first lady who only has the best interests of children at heart. i needed help. for me, chantix worked. it did. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smokin

>> caller: boo-yah from the middle of farm country hey, jim, what do you think of duluth holdings, dl-l-t-hd-l-t> i like apparel group very much i'm going have to say take a pass i like tapestry. and that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade mpanis are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. >>> i heard again yesterday conversation among reasonable people about how the bull was on its last legs. then a few minutes later, i find out that warren buffett has bought more apple and purchased nearly 2.3 milli

convicted on bank and fraud charges, the "wall street journal" is reporting that mupaul manafort sought a dl in the next trial. those discussions took place while he was deliberating in his last one in virginia. quote, the plea talks on the second set of charges stalled over issues raised by special counsel robert mueller, one of the people said. it isn't clear what those issues were, and the proposed terms of the plea deal couldn't immedi e immediately be determined. president trump said, i feel very badly for paul manafort and his wonderful family. justice took a 12-year-old tax case, among other things, applied tremendous pressure on him and unlike michael cohen, he refused to break, make up stories in order to get a deal. such respect for a brave man. and giuliani said he believes that since mr. trump is essentially having his day in court, in realtime, his jury is the public. the aggressive defense starts with his base, then it stretches out to independents, then to democrats, giuliani said. he readily acknowledged that he would never win over many on the left, but maintained that for o

and comedian and actor dl hughley look at race in america.in the coming weeks on "after words", economist john moria will weigh in on why democracies are failing to produce economic growth. former education secretary arnie duncan will discuss the failures of schools in america and this weekend retired mean marine corps director ray romano offers her thoughts on gender bias in the military. >> i saw this firsthand. what i was seeing when i was on duty the first time was a hands-off approach like male recruiters did not want to engage with females because of the negative perception, that there would be some sort of inappropriate relationship so i made it clear i have the same expectations from my female recruits at the men and i expected them to perform and we were able to achieve the lowest attrition rates by having high standards for men and women but the problem is that because the marine corps doesn't want to change what happens at that foundational level and because everything is so segregated, those area types percent and the stereotypes

quit the 2015 nuclear dl and re-imposed economic sanctions. president trump accused google anothers today of rigging online searches for political motives. in a morning tweet, he charged that the companies are suppressing news favorable to conservatives. this afternoon, he followed up, the oval office. >> i think google is really taking advantage of a lot of people, and i think that's a very serious thing, and a very serious charge. google and twitter and facebook, they're really treading on very, very troubled territory. and they have to be careful. it's not fair to large portions of the population. >> woodruff: his economic adviser larry kudlow said today that the white house is looking at whether google searchesre should blated. in response, google said in a statement, "we don't bias ourrd results tony political ideology." the status of congressional districts in north carolina is in lbo again, just over two months before the mid-term elections. on monday, a panel of federal judges ruled that the congressional map drawn by republicans is un

commentator extraordinaire and i'm pleased to have a chance to spend the next hour or so talking with dl about some of the issues we continue to tackle america in particular through the lens of his most recent book, "how not to get shot" and other advice from whitepeople. i enjoyed reading the book, d.l. but this is not the first book you've written. this is the third book i believe . tell us what led you to decide to put your thoughts on these topics that we tackle in america on paper in the form of this book. >> guest: i have kind of always done what i'm doing , it was just never manifest, certainly not as lengthy. it was like jokes or comments on social media but i wrote a book called the audacity of running america which is a take on president obama's book the audacity of hope. then i did a fictitious oral history of how the obama white house, pretended to be in the white house when all these momentous impactful moments were going on and i did that and it was called black man, white house. this book is the one i think i'm the most proud of because i think it was the hardest one to wr

way, were two of the closest races in 2016, but also kiillinois, iowa, thoseds of places, and i think dls, if they ryt these sort of exciting sto lines out, as we've seen last night, they feel like that's going to help em get mor people to the polls. >> woodruff: and, stu, i notice there was a story in the "new york times" today saying the democratic partyaying to many of their congressional candidates, you can craft your inn message, we're not to give you a nationwide message 's one-size-fits-all. >> i think that's it. it's the right strategy, greatth strategywinning strategy. however, to the extent the party is recruiting candidates whtaare ing about medicaid for all, eliminating i.c.e. and things like that, i ihink the a danger for the democratic party y a whole, not individual candidates in nek and ct, whatever, but nationally nat the democrats will fall in the traap of being the party of higher taxes, more spending, social engineerian. judy, i think back to, i nuess, 2006, right around that election, beforeafter the election, i was talking to rahmu emanuel, and schumer was chairing t

next you can look at regulatory policy, lan land use is a big dl particularly because this will affect peoples ability to choose housing as they might see fit. it also has health insurance, labor market regulations and so forth. in terms of personal weights, incarceration and arrests, and this ithis is a crime adjusted o we're not saying that your absolute level of people in prison is a bad thing. it depends on the crime rate. some people deserve to be in prison but we look at the crime adjusted incarceration and arrest rates because that's viable to see if a problem with excessive sentencing for over criminalization, picky when it comes to victimless crimes or consensual crimes. you can see here the whole roster thing, gunfights, also valuable. some of these things would appeal to people in blue states. some would appeal to people in britain. this is not a conservative index if you look at with marijuana freedom and so forth. that's workin worked on personal freedom. in terms of what's changed over the last few years since the fourth addition, what is without the annual data. we used

defense and special cooperation, why we have programs, for example, we have what used to be diux, now dl you because were no longer experiment. you have the opportunity of indian liaison officer there. we're looking at a way to expand the fence and daschle cooperation so that we can be seen on the defense side as contributing possibly to positive development india. we see from the defense perspective joint projects, collaboration between defense industry creates better opportunities for interoperability which is enabling for training and exercising so on and so forth but there's a domestic benefit for india if we're involved in that kind of collaboration. from the defense department, i can only appreciate your comment and say that i agree it's important but i will leave that to my colleagues elsewhere in government to really focus on that dialogue. .. will that be on the agenda and the upcoming talks thank you for raising this. this is an issue of concern. and as you say, it's still simmering so i don't want to go into great detail or specificity about potential responses it is a dynamic

defense and special cooperation, why we have programs, for example, we have what used to be diux, now dl you diu, because we are no longer are experimenting. we have the opportunity to have an indian liaison officer there. we are looking at ways to expand of defense and industrial can betion so that we seen on the defense side as contributing, possibly, to the development in india. from the defense respect to --e, we see joint projects, from the defense perspective, we see that joint projects, collaboration between the defense industry better , creates better opportunities for interoperability which is enabling for training and exercising so on and so forth , but there is a domestic benefit for india if we're involved in that kind of collaboration. from the defense department, i can only appreciate your comment and say that i agree it's important, but i would leave that to my colleagues elsewhere in government, to really focus on that dialogue. yes, sir? i am with lenny's agency in hong kong -- in terms of the wouldpment in india, how you compare government operations in specific strateg

. >> and this weekend on book tv's "after words" comedian and actor dl hughly sharings his souths on race in merck interviewed by democratic representative everriz of new york. also this weekend, sever awe authorized at the time that's nize ores lib be tarean conference, freedomfest, which includes park on her escape from north korea, economist george gilder talked bit life after google. education policy -- taught about our failed education system and more. plus former homeland security secretary michael church of weighs in on save gordoning national security and private information. and form wall street executive offer hazard thoughts on the power and influence of the world central bankers. those are this weekend on book therefore. no a complete schedule visit booktv.org. >> best selling author susan orlean is our guest. her newest book this fall is called" library book ." susan orlean, what happens on april 29, 1986? what happened on that date was what turned out to be the largest single library fire in the history of the united states. a massive, massive conflagration at the los a

. >> on the tvs afterwards program, dl huguely shares his thoughts on race in america. he's interviewed by hakeem jeffries of new york. we wrap up our prime time programming at 11:00 p.m. with former homeland security secretary - - on national security and information privacy in the digital age. that all happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. television for serious readers. now here's - - on union general bullionwilliam sherman's march to the sea. >> our featured author is jd dickey and his book is rising in flames, sherman's march and the fight for a new nation. he's been writing books for 20 years. first as an author for penguin/- - his current book, rising in flames, the wall street journal wrote, no one interested in sherman's march should be deprived of its lively narrative. - - mr. dickey has written articles on a broad range of historical, political and related topics for newspapers and magazines. and appeared in media from c-span to public radio nationals program in the pacific northwest. please welcome jd d

the green and gold announced today that brett anderson is now on the 10-day-dl with a strained left forearmgainst houston...and got roughed up, allowing 5-runs on 7-hits through 2 and two-thirds. this marks the 2nd time he's been on the mend...as he missed time in late may with a shoulder injury. and just wait, the news doesn't get any better. it could be a long time before we see sean manaea in action again. the left-handed starter has been diagnosed with rotator cuff tendinitis... and bob melvin says he is not sure when he'll be healthy enough to throw again this season. the 26-year-old has a 3.59 era through 27-starts...and has racked up more than 100-strikeouts. the team has used the d-l 25-times this year.... right now, they are in game 2 of a 3-game-set against houston...we'll have highlights later tonight. ' if you are tired of watching preseason games, consider this-- the season officially opens next thursday when the eagles host the falcons. but until then, there is one more episode of exhibition football to enjoy. most of the league finishing up the games that don't count on thurs

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term than the lepgt as you can see we don't know the length you have to back out a number of 19.9% dle are much morp interested in what driving stock earnings and revenue growth. >> i think, kirk we are less than 1% from the record high hit earlier in theier in the s&p are we breaking through that if so what are the risk factors you watch closely that could derail the market now. >> well, i think we could break through. we are testing the january highs. it's possible we get to the 3,000 level in the s&p what i am worried about a bit is where we are going in terms of interest rates and i'm watching the 10-year treasury closely had as into nice rally to down to 382 as long as long term rates stay low that's good. the other thing giving me pause is institutional investors are looking at non-correlated assets which tells me they are concerned about valuation and they want to diversify. >> what would you do kirk if the s&p 500 hit 3,000? would you buy more, lighten up, just let it ride >> well, i think what you do is you lengthen the time horizon. what i'm concerned about is everybody is v

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move quickly to set up a framework consistent with the first amendment obviously thatst allows us to dl with this issue. >> senator, one thing i would note that saw the united states has not t taken steps like this, other countries or international institutions have veered the european union has been moving out other conversations about regulation of social media and online platforms. china is using market access of enormous leverage by being absent from this conversation and not taking some of these thorny issues. right now what is happening as other countries and governments are settinggo the rules for this space and that is in many cases the ideas senator warner are absolutely worse conversations in the kinds of things we need to be doing. >> one of the ironies you point out is that can reduce advantage because not only don't we get to make the rules, but our companies will follow the rules in china, followed the rules in europe and not follow the rules here, leaving us vulnerable. >> i believe it is critical to have access or data to all the platforms in orderhe to detect this kind

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