chantelle doyle said the shark latched on to her leg while surfing in australia. her partner rushed over and punched the shark and freed doyle from its jaws. >> something kicks in and you make the decision that you are going to fight and you just start making really quick, rational decisions, how do i get out of its way, grab the board. but while i was pulling myself, i could feel the shark trying to get a good grip. >> doyle's recovery is expected to take months. >>> walmart is launching its new delivery service september 15th. walmart plus as it's called will cost $98 a year. members will have to spend at least $35 for each online order to avoid shipping fees. the service is $21 cheaper per year than amazon prime, which offers free shipping without a minimum. >>> coming up, house speaker nancy pelosi's controversial visit to a hair salon. >>> also ahead, the unexpected discovery underwater and what this diver did with it. months... the restaurant and watering hole that catered to so many including the staff... (announcer) mr. peter walsh. peter... (peter walsh)

. >> thank you, chairman doyle. today we are examining four years of lost opportunities at the fcc cc during the trump administration. the actions in a time and actions of this fcc has had a significant impact in the lives of americans, often not for the better. we are likely to hear from the majority commission about the so-called compass men but to me and reads more like an industry wish list and pandering to the trump administration and does not seem to care much about consumers. here are just a couple of the most egregious examples of what the real begin led fcc did. first, obliteration of net neutrality regulations that protect the free fair and open internet and abdication of their responsibility to the federal trade commission. second, near complete deregulation of media ownership rules allowing big media conglomerates to eat up small and local stations. third, illuminating environmental travel reviews and undermining local authority production to give companies the upper hand and even as we all know you can'

activist glenna doyle's memoir "untamed" wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the washington post is "his truth is marching on" historian john meacham's biography of the late congressman and civil rights leader john lewis. some of these authors have appeared on booktv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> good morning, thank you for joining us here at post live, i am karen told the i'm a columnist here at the post i read about poetics and it is my great pleasure this morning to be interviewing a couple of my colleagues and friends, kevin sullivan and mary jordan about their brand-new book "trump on trial: the investigation, impeachment, acquittal and aftermath". that we have all lived through in this past year. kevin, that's one of the things that as i was reading this book, which it's gripping, i had to keep reminding myself that it has happened just in the last year i think for a lot of us 2020 feels like it's been a decade-long and so this fall, two months from now we are going to be facing an election which will be the first tim

across the telegraph, they have a picture of the speaker of the house of commons, lindsay doyle, presiding is at the dispatch box, having to talk again to mp5 — this was a day where mps were effectively forced through for the government to come make national changes. the health secretary said there was a concession from government that they would allow mps to vote. there is a general split now, as well as in the public — even if some people do observe the rules, often you get on a train ora observe the rules, often you get on a train or a restaurant and see that people aren't wearing their masks properly. there is general frustration about the way forward, but this is also compounded with the flu season starting and schools being back, students mixing. there isa being back, students mixing. there is a general fear about where these numbers are going, and that was clear from the prime minister's press conference. let's focus on the uk aspect of it in the next edition of the papers in half an hour's time. but i want to move onto of our international papers, because france's situation is also

. >>> frank joseph doyle. joseph michael doyle. randall l. jake.r wife jen, your siblings, in-laws and all of your extended family miss you and love you, our hero, god bless all who are lost that day and god bless all of our survivors. >> you have been watching a moment of silence being observed in new york city, marking the minute when the first tower of the world trade center fell, 19 years ago. and yet somehow in so many ways it still feels like yesterday that millions of americans watched the collapse of the south tower in horror and disbelief. on the 19th anniversary of one of the darkest days in american history, we are live with ceremonies happening across the country, remembering one national crisis, even in the middle of another. president trump is paying his respects at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania

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doyle is again misrepresenting the facts.mber rent payment will be paid in fu quite a sight to see. it throws you off because then you look at the time of day and it's 11 am right now and it seems like it is dusk, yet, it is just unexplainable i think. >> people packed the hill at alamo square taking pictures of the painted ladies with the orange sky as an added backdrop. bay area landmarks like we've never seen before. let's check back in with paul heggen and darren peck. >> it was just eerie -looking with that orange sky overhead. this is one of the best pictures i've seen of social media all day. just that eerie glow, we talked about how that happened but it had actual effects on her weather as well. temperatures only made it into the 60s across the bay area, only up to 70 degrees for the warm spot in livermore. and when we miss the forecast by this much we owe you an explanation more than just oh, it was smoking outside.>> don't be hard on yourself paul, by missing that forecast for 25 degrees, everybody did. let me show

doyle's town, the quiet and quaint county seat of bucks county. inside its election warehouse, voting equipment for all 304 precincts stretches wall to wall. but all those machines won't get as much use as usual this year because fewer people will vote in person, and more will participate by mail. >> it's a different world for everybody. >> garrett: bob harvie chairs the county elections. >> we expected there to be more mail-in ballot applications, but we didn't expect these numbers and, obviously, the pandemic ramped everything up. >> garrett: in 2016, the county had about 20,000 requests for absentee ballots. this year it is expecting at least 200,000, possibly 250,000. are you prepared to process that many mail-in ballot, if they all come in. >> the challengerring part is going to be dealing with counting them as quickly as we can. >> garrett: so bucks county's is increasing its election staff from 10 to 25. itula four scanners to count absentee ballots. now it has 10, and it is refurbishing this office to make room for staff and machinery. >>

a notorious killer in cambodia's genocidal kemmer rouge regime has died at the age of 77 comrade doyle was head of security and oversaw the deaths of thousands after the communist guerrillas seized power back in 1975 now the camera sought to transform cambodia into a classless peasant society they killed an estimated 2000000 people through starvation and execution in what became known as the killing fields have been serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. the body of comrade dyke arrives at a buddhist temple in phnom penh for crim a shin after years of core health the former khmer rouge leader died at this hospital in the early hours of wednesday. during pol pot's genocidal regime in the 1970 s. was in charge of cambodia's most notorious prison the s $21.00 there the man who once worked as a schoolteacher oversaw torture cruelty as well as the murder of more than $12000.00 men women and children. in 2010 he was tried by a un supervised court and expressed remorse for his actions. can something scott and i got i would like to acknowledge and my legal responsibility. to some

camero rouge regime who oversaw the murder of large sections of cambodian society is now dead comrade doyle as he was known was admitted to hospital and for breathing difficulties he died early wednesday aged 77 even serving life in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity the maoists seized power in 1975 and sought to transform cambodia into a classless hasn't society was responsible for the deaths of an estimated 2000000 people through starvation and execution and but became known as the killing fields . amounts teach a mass murder a. during pol pot's genocidal regime in the 1970 s. the man known as calm raid was in charge of cambodia's most notorious prison 20 want. the teacher turned jail of a sword torture cruelty as well as the murder of over 12000 men women and children crimes which he documented meticulously in 2010 he was tried by a un supervised court expressing remorse for his actions. can something that i would like to acknowledge and my legal responsibility. can someone get attacked for all of the crimes that happened an s 21 that me and they saw especially the torture

also coming up a notorious kember whose killer is dead the man known as comrade doyle led the genocide and the killing fields in cambodia fest saw some 2000000 people brutally murder.

followed by activist glendon doyle's memoir, untamed. how to be an antiracist they argue that america must choose to be antiracist and work towards building a more equitable society. wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to indy bound is the splendid file. the prime minister winston churchill's leadership study during the london blitz. some of these authors have appeared on the tv and you can watch them online @booktv .org. >> up next, book tvs monthly in-depth program with wes moore. his books include the other wes moore, the work, and five days the fiery reckoning of an american city which looks back at baltimore during the riots following the deathf of freddie gray. >> host: welcome to book tv and

doyle is again misrepresenting the facts. the september rent payment will be paid in full. saw good day for tech shares and wal-mart is testing out drone deliveries. diane king hall has those stories and more in today's money watch report. [ bell dinging ] >> reporter: wall street rebounded on wednesday. the dow rallied 439 points. the nasdaq jumped 293. s&p 500 gained 67. >>> the tech led selloff hit pause after tumbling for three straight days. shares of tesla jumped 11% one day after its worst day ever. when it fell more than 20%. tech giants like apple and facebook also turned positive for the day. >>> wal-mart is testing drone deliveries. it is working with a company called fly treks a pilot program launched yesterday in fayetteville, north carolina for delivery of groceries and household items. a wal-mart rep said in a statement it will still be some time before millions of packages are delivered by drone. but that this project should help the company learn about how its workers and customers use the technology. >>> and teens vaped less last year. according to the cdc

this is mary doyle keith, she was 19 years old, she was his neighbor. artist at the time. he paid her $5 to come to his studio and he had a photographer take pictures of her in different poses. he liked to work off of photographs instead of live subjects. then they had her come back a week later and put on a blue shirt and penny loafers so he could work off of that photo. she got five dollars for each session. she got $10 to be rosie the riveter. he called her afterwards and apologized for making her look so hefty. she's a big girl, and mary doyle keith is a slender 19-year-old he said, i want you to know, i'm sorry about that, and she was okay. i mean, obviously the thing went very popular. but this is rosie. you can see her lunch box says rosie on it, the song had come out and was popular, and he did this painting and dubbed her rosie the riveter. the this is another -- i like trivia for you. to see how this was inspired. michelange michelangelo, isaiah has dropped his sandwich, i think. this idea. how often does rockwell do this? i don't know enough

into areas killer in cambodia as genocidal c'mere rouge regime has died at the age of $77.00 comrade doyle as he was known was head of security and oversold the deaths of thousands after the communist guerrilla fighters seized power in 1975 the regime the door exult to transform cambodian to a classless peasant society in the process they killed an estimated 2000000 people through starvation and execution in what became known as the killing fields before his death dory had been serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. the body of conrad dyke arrives at a buddhist temple in phnom penh for crim a sion after years of poor health the former camaro rouge leader died at this hospital in the early hours of wednesday. during pol pot's genocidal regime in the 1970 s. was in charge of cambodia's most notorious prison the s $21.00 there the man who once worked as a schoolteacher oversaw torture cruelty as well as the murder of more than $12000.00 men women and children. in 2010 he was tried by a un supervised court and expressed remorse for his actions. can be something that i would like

niece mary trump takes a critical look at the president and his family followed by activist glendon doyle'smoir "untamed and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the washington post is "his truth is marching on" historian john meacham's biography of the late congressman and civil rights leader john lewis stop some of these authors have appeared on booktv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> on our author interview program "after words", former deputy assistant attorney general in the george w. bush administration john hume weighed in on the presidential powers on u.s. constitution. here are some of the discussion. >> i started out wary of president trump, i wasn't a supporter of his in the 2016 election ad the thing that worried me was that he was a populist and the constitution seems designed to stop populists. it's fairly antidemocratic in nature is in a lot of ways like a senate and judiciary and electoral college. the presence of the state is important part of the constitution so i was worried when trump came in as a populist who want

activist landon doyle's memoir "untamed". wrapping up our look at some of the best selling nonfiction books according to the washington post as "his truth is marching on" historian john meacham's biography of the late congressman and sold rights leader john lewis. some of these authors have appeared on booktv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. ...... >> you will talk about carter can we start with you giving a little brief background of your education, where you went to school, and just very briefly your job experience and career. >> yes, thank you for doing this today and great to be with you. grew up in duchess county new york and received a nomination to the u.s. naval academy, which i started a week after graduating high school in 1989, and i -- so i completed annapolis and was then commissioned in the u.s. navy and served five years in the u.s. navy, first as an arms control action officer doing international arms control negotiations in the pentagon and then i moved into -- i served on a couple of surface warf

. - who is arthur conan doyle? - correct. - writer's, $400. - ben. - who is stephen king?e's the one. - writer's, $600. - tiffany. - who is thomas harris? - yes. - writer's creation for $800. - ben. - mm. i...don't know. ' oh, darn. jackie. - what is "lord of the flies"? - no. [ beep ] we're going for the author. and william golding is the author. less than a minute now. tiffany. still standing in europe, $1,000. once europe's tallest office tower, the witte huis, or white house, survived the 1940 bombing of this dutch city and major port. [ beep ] and that would be rotterdam. tiffany, back to you. writer's, $1,000. - ben. - who is john grisham? - he's the one. - words, $600. - ben. - what is "cheese" and "geese"? - yes. - $800--words. ben. what are "baffle" and "waffle"? - right. - words, $1,000. [ beep ] what are "trough" and "furlough"? and now-- [ beep beep beep ] well, we won't get to that last clue. and, ben, you have the lead, and tiffany's on the board with $2,000. she picks next in double jeopardy! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting

look monday afternoon for lisa abramowicz at jack doyle's bar watching arsenal play liverpool.monday night football except zone is great. you can take the kids. lisa: what you do since you are my enemy? do you sit there and hush quietly in the corner. tom: there are so many of our guests that are arsenal fans that i cannot be rude. i saved the rudeness for jon ferro. we thank you for listening to bloomberg radio and watching bloomberg television. coming up, a lot of good conversations. look for mohamed el-erian with jonathan ferro. have a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york and london for audience worldwide, good morning, good morning. open"ountdown to the starts right now. equity futures bouncing off the lows and down just eight points. investors trying to handicap one thing. >> u.s. fiscal stimulus. >> fiscal stimulus. >> the odds of fiscal stimulus have gone down quite a bit. >> the window for that happening before the election is closing rapidly. >> it might not happen at all before the election. >> the fiscal packages basically did. >> appointing

chantelle doyle still can't move or feel her right leg, but she has a much different outlook than youg, chantelle doyle is thankful to be alive, freed from the jaws of a great white. >> patient has numerous deep lacerations to just above the knee to midcalf. >> reporter: the 35-year-old mother now speaking out from a hospital bed after a shark d on surfing off the coast of australia last month. >> i was very conscious of the fact that i might die. >> reporter: the surfer was out with her partner mark that day trying to catch a wave when she got caught instead. >> as i was paddling, i felt something very intentionally thud or ram the underside of my board, and it hit me with enough force that i knew it wasn't an accident. >> reporter: chantelle battling to get away, but the shark refusing to let go. >> i grabbed the board and pulled myself up on the board and it all goes through in such a blur, but while i was pulling myself up, i could feel the shark readjusting its mouth, like, trying to get a good grip. >> she's sort of yelling, you know, there's a shark, it's got me, help. >> repor

followed by activist landon doyle's memoir "untamed" and pulitzer prize-winning author isabel were questionsalls a hidden caste system in the united states. fox news host sean hannity argues a democratic presidential victory in 2020 would lead to socialism and economic strife in "live free and die". according to publishers weekly as "how to lead" businessman and philanthropist david rubenstein advice from leaders in the fields of finance, entertainment, and government. some of these authors have appeared on booktv and he can appear the Ãbwatch them online at booktv.org. today at 7:00 p.m. eastern a live discussion with pulitzer prize winning author bob woodward on his new book "rage" which looks at present trumps national and foreign policy decisions. watch booktv on c-span2. >> hi, i'm bill soquel i'd like to welcome me this afternoon to the osher lifelong learning institute all these presentation, the first in a series of presentations on america's unfinished business. presentation this afternoon will be with doctor lawrence

again that is 669 900 6833 and doyle that number and the meeting i.d. is 815 04540468 and callers can dial star 9 to raise their hand and enter into the queue. i will read that again. i just wanted to verbally do that for everyone who maybe wanted to call in and couldn't. so right now we have in the queue we have andrea myers and i'm going to pull andrea. >> i am a event producer and (inaudible) and the 2020 leadership sf program of the chamber of commerce and i'd like to touch on a couple of points. the first one is a (inaudible) for a couple of reasons and over all mental health and well-being of society and they need other human interaction and it helps to boost the small business in san francisco. so small businesses have taken the biggest hit during this entire thing and entertainment is one of the easy 69t easiest o bring people in. you guys are going back and fourth over how to regulate entertainment and outdoor shows. so i just wanted to point out from a comedy perspective, that a stand up comedy show is very similar to the experience of going t

gary doyle posted, "yelp, working families can't work because of democratic party governors, jobs shippedus, legislation on covid-19, but she and her party are in our camp." leslie c says, "is this the same middle class that set you up, or nah?" chad pergram is live for us on capitol hill as the senate returns to tackle a relief bill. of course, that set up, she went into the hair salon, got her hair done, camera rolling, she said she was set up. >> obviously, republicans are trying to turn this around on nancy pelosi, not being focused on coronavirus relief. she was here at the capitol today, there is a brief pro forma session that she presided over here. the focus is going to be on the united states senate. and about the past 10 minutes, senate republicans have released a 285-page coronavirus relief bill. this would be phase number five. they hope to have a procedural vote on this later this week. they have struggled on the republican side of the aisle to get together, to coalesce around something they can support. here's the white house chief of staff, mark meadows. >> i know, as late

doyle is again misrepresenting the fangs.he september rent payment will be paid in full. >>> i feel like i'm in the book of eli. but it's like an apocalyptic state out there. but -- surprisingly, the air quality doesn't seem as bad as it looks. >> the 49ers have their sights set on a return to the super bowl. but yesterday's practice felt more like the orange bowl. the team was getting y the first game of the season sunday. linebacker fred warner has been cleared to play in sunday's opener against arizona after nine days on the covid list. meantime, nfl kickoff is happening today for the texans and chiefs. fans may have less enthusiasm about the season this year but certainly not the gamblers. more than 33 million americans are expected to make bets. according to the american gaming association, 6 million will wager at physical legal sports books. 11.3million will bet through legal and illegal online platforms. other 6 million will wager with the bookie and 8.6 million bet but pools and others will bet casually with friends.

followed by activist glendon doyle's memoir "untamed" and pulitzer prize winning author isabel workerst she calls ahead and cast system in the united states. after that, fox news host sean hannity argues democratic presidential victory in 2020 would lead to socialism and economic strife in "live free or die". wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly is "how to lead" businessman and philanthropist david rubinstein's advice from leaders in the fields of finance, entertainment and government. some of these authors appeared on tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. sunday 7:00 p.m. eastern alive discussion with pulitzer prize winning author bob woodward on his new book "rage" looks at present trumps national and foreign policy decisions. ...... >> we produce and distribute amazing television series and have about 200 million families who are our members

and a tourist killer in cambodia as genocidal c'mere rouge regime has died at the age of 77 comrade doyle as he was known was head of security and oversold the deaths of thousands after the communist guerilla fighters seized power in 1975 the regime that door exult to transform cambodian to a classless peasant society in the process they killed an estimated 2000000 people through starvation and execution in what became known as the killing fields before his death dory had been serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. the body of conrad dyke arrives at a buddhist temple in phnom penh for commission after years of poor health the former khmer rouge leader died at this hospital in the early hours of wednesday. during pol pot's genocidal regime in the 1970 s. was in charge of cambodia's most notorious prison the s $21.00 there the man who once worked as a schoolteacher oversaw torture cruelty as well as the murder of more than $12000.00 men women and children. in 2010 he was tried by a un supervised court and expressed remorse for his actions. can be something that i would like to

and a feature film made about her where she goes through and she shows all of those little sort of doyleee looking necklace is that she sort of 7 and up the look of the she has a good sense of humor about that too. >>i brought in my pair of rbg socks. they say we march on and it shows are lifting dumbbells and and it's a super diva on it which rather stay sell and t-shirts and you know how transcending she is. >>those you know that was the collars that she would wear it right, she was should know that was her way of trolling the decisions before trolling was a because she had different ones for different things if she was dissenting to a decision she had a protest or color, she wore for that and was more of an an icicle icy type looking thing i was just her way of just sort of putting a punctuation on whatever it was that she was doing with her with the shootings are the supreme she'll tell you the funniest guy on the bench was not hurt. but scalia yeah, she said he always made me laugh as did her husband she she said he always cracked or up and she she appreciate it because she called h

niece mary trump takes a critical look at the president and his family followed by activist lenin doyle'smemoir untamed. wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the washington post is truth is marching on, historian john meacham's biography of a congressman and civil rights leader john lewis. some authors have appeared on tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. next, heritage foundation director mike gonzalez argues on identity politics is dividing america and an activist and real justice pack cofounder sean king reflects on his work in social justice movements and later breitbart news senior editor joel pollock offers his thoughts on the 20/20 presidential election. find more schedule information on your program guide or online at booktv.org. now here's mike gonzalez on the impact ofidentity politics . >> thank you to everyone for joining us, i am greg scott rector of media at the heritage foundation and i'm honored to work welcome you to the plot to change america , "the plot to change america: how identity politics is dividing the land of

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doyle did this?"ust sort of sit in the back of the classroom, and you're kind of pretending, "what if we threw something into the fan?" and otis is that guy and then, daisy is just full-on daniel day-lewis she's just in it the whole time. she wakes up olivia almost every morning coming into our room going, "mama, will you pretend i'm a baby horse named," you know, "screwdriver?" and then, liv is, "okay, yeah. come here, sweetie." and then, she crawls into bed. and then, she just, "mm, mm" and then, does the same thing. but she will stay in it forever until you yell "cut," and then sometimes beyond >> seth: i -- she definitely - she was the standout of the three. i will willingly admit that. >> yeah. >> seth: your wife olivia also had the idea -- this was - ted lasso was a character you did in a series of commercials for nbc sports - >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: -- a few years back now. and olivia was the one who suggested that maybe this could expand into, you know, the kind of character that could carry a

niece mary trump takes a critical look at the president and his family followed by activist glenna doyle'samed" wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the washington post is "his truth is marching on" historian john meacham's biography of the late congressman and civil rights leader john lewis. some of these authors have appeared on booktv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> good morning, thank you for joining us here at post live, i am karen told the i'm a columnist here at the post i read about poetics and it is my great pleasure this morning to be interviewing a couple of my colleagues and friends, kevin sullivan and mary jordan about their brand-new book "trump on trial: the investigation, impeachment, acquittal and aftermath". that we have all lived through in this past year. kevin, that's one of the things that as i was reading this book, which it's gripping, i had to keep reminding myself that it has

i also, of course, want to thank communications and technology committee chair mike doyle, full pallone, ranking member walden, and ranking member latta for their work in this bipartisan legislation to the floor. tos bill requires the f.c.c. consider with the input of its office of communications opportunities of the commission market entry barriers for socially disadvantaged in the als communications marketplace. when representatives long and introduced this bill in january of this year, it was, of course, a different time. of george floyd has to protests across the country, highlighting decades of inequalities. and those inequalities exist in marketplace.tions for example, the owners of roadcast and cable media outlets do not reflect our population. and these media outlets can influence people's opinions and educational,hrough political, entertainment, and news programming. ownership of media outlets help ensure programming perspectives nt and that viewers have access to rogramming that is relevant to them. experts have also found that ownership diversity can provide and competitive b

again that is 669 900 6833 and doyle that number and the meeting i.d. is 815 04540468 and callers can dial star 9 to raise their hand and enter into the queue. i will read that again. i just wanted to verbally do that for everyone who maybe wanted to call in and couldn't. so right now we have in the queue we have andrea myers and i'm going to pull andrea. >> i am a event producer and (inaudible) and the 2020 leadership sf program of the chamber of commerce and i'd like to touch on a couple of points. the first one is a (inaudible) for a couple of reasons and over all mental health and well-being of society and they need other human interaction and it helps to boost the small business in san francisco. so small businesses have taken the biggest hit during this entire thing and entertainment is one of the easy 69t easiest o bring people in. you guys are going back and fourth over how to regulate entertainment and outdoor shows. so i just wanted to point out from a comedy perspective, that a stand up comedy show is very similar to the experience of going t

mary doyle keefe is, you know, a slender 19-year-old.w, i'm sorry about that. she was okay. obviously the thing went very popular. this is rosie. her lunch box says rosie on it. the song had come out and was popular. and then he did this painting and dubbed her rosie the riveter. i like little trivia for you. to see how this was inspired, michael angelo, isaiah has dropped his sandwich, i think. this idea, right? how often does rockwell do this? i don't know enough rockwell history, but i love how, you know, this similarity between the two is obviously what he did and very popular, so this is the image that gets taken all over the country. this is the image that gets turned into posters, the image people have hanging up and think about as rosie the riveter. not our "we can do it" girl, as much as you love her and still love her, but she's a creation, right. we talk about that a lot in here the idea that people use the past for different things and in the 1980s they used that image to inspire women and called her rosie. we bust myths in h

followed by activist glenna doyle's memoir "untamed" work toward building a more equitable society.est-selling nonfiction books according to indy bound is "the splendid and the vile" historian eric larson story of prime minister winston churchill's leadership during the london blitz. some authors have appeared on booktv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> today is august 4 2020 on may 5 of this year, we spoke with janet webster jones, the owner of sourcebooks sellers in detroit about how the shutdown has affected her business. janet webster jones, give us an update five months into the covid pandemic. >> we have quite a lot to say this time, peter, thank you so much for having us on c-span, you all are so dear to our he

this is anything but a normal learning environment i want to also introduce you all to connor doyle. you and want to be your friend. i think this club is a way to show that. it really helped me when i was getting bullied. now i have a chance to help those kids too >> reporter: and you're already making such a difference all of the students here behind me are part of this club we also have their principal michael brown who's been motivating them. people have been watching this all over the country not just for your students but teens across america what advice would you give them as they're struggling with virtual learning >> you know, love is real. it's an action word. you see all the students here. we at winters mill high school know we can't do it alone but there are adults and kids all around you that can help you through whatever your struggling with >> reporter: i think the message you hear here today is you can't do it alone. and so we are so impressed by the things you've been doing that we want to help and also the nice folks over at the chan zuckerberg initiative they also h

. >> and 31 years together, keith and gloria you look beautiful and the doyle family twins evelyn andoday.com/mytodayplaza lots of fun. >> we love it. >> how about we keep the celebrations going let's spin some jars >> let's do it because it's smuckers birthday time first up, i wish a happy 100th birthday to miss ruth price mitchell she is a proud grandma from richmond, virginia 21 great, great grand kids that's great john kelly's from miami, florida. world war ii vet 100 years old. wearing his pilot's hat from the war. congratulations, sir and we salute you for your service. happy 102nd birthday to ruby milner of illinois rumor has it she has the best pie you will ever taste. lee peterson is from north carolina a former baseball player 100 years old. in addition to this milestone birthday, lee and his wife helen celebrating 74 years of marriage yes. phillip stone of illinois, 100 didn't quit playing tennis until he was 94. last but not least, happy 100th birthday to riva gornbein from north carolina when she was 97, get this. riva took a trip to antarctica >> wow >> that's amazing. h

. >> mister doyle, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman, i think you canhear me okay . >> breaks, thank you and thank you for holding this hearing on such an important issue. i want to use my five minutes to focus on my district. my constituents. here in the city of philadelphia. and in the last few decades as many of you know philadelphia has become known for its robustvibrant food scene . the food scene in fact not only attracts tourists but even new residents to the city. so in the case of philadelphia is not just about helping business owners and employees, it's about helping the entire community. there were 6500 food related businesses that operate in philadelphia free candidate representing 18 percent of the city's businesses. more than 86 percent of the businesses are small operations employing fewer than 20 people. and play 16 a food economy locally contributed 66 million and wage tax revenues to the city. at four percent of the city's entire revenue. so in addition to the city's lost revenue, is also loss is the amount of money has to be on the pu

dr yvonne doyle is medical director and director of health protection at public health england.mme which is about every mind matters. and it's aimed at young people up to the age of 18 and their parents. and it offers people an easy way in to get tips to deal with situations we are into like going back to school and getting a life rhythm back into some fort of normality but that can cause anxieties and as you say, we know from research commissioned that four out of ten children have felt quite lonely in the last six months and the parents and themselves will anxious about the future so every mind matters which is on a website and its an nhs doctor uk website so it's credited by the nhs, it gives pa rents it's credited by the nhs, it gives parents and young people some good tips about dealing with loneliness, sleep pattern that may have gone slightly awry, with anxiety and dealing with life of may be working at home as well and the isolation that can bring. there are so many issues. loneliness, boredom, anxiety about the future, depression, not having a job. part of the concern i