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and in the many lives of andrew young atlanta journal constitution reporter ernie suggs recounts to life and political career of georgia's first black congressman carter administration ambassador to the un and former mayor of atlanta retired air force brigadier general robert spalding has a new book out. it's called war without rules and in it he weighs in on china's military and foreign policy goals. also being published this week in jill the associated presses julie pace and darlene superville profile first lady jill biden. and financial times chief foreign affairs commentator gideon rockman offers his thoughts on the rise of authoritarian leaders around the world in his book the age of the strongman. well this weekend on our author interview program former republican congressman will heard of texas says that america needs a quote unquote reboot and he offers his thoughts on how to move the country forward. here's a preview. we are at a moment where 72% of americans think the countries on the wrong track. this is not just this the sentiment has not just existed under this administratio

you had secretary, john kerry, your secretary, ernie mo, knees you had secretary desk secretary, wendy sherman, your people that felt like there was an enormous groggy toss and energy around it. president obama himself knew every fine detail of this deal went out. talk to the american public, i don't get that sense of like high church, high school, you know, power players in circling in the iran deal to kind of carry the ball forward. has this been relegated to a lower level of priority, or was that part of the strategy all along? it was part of the strategy and you're absolutely right. this is a completely different approach compared to what the obama administration pursued. i mean, this was high priority number one priority had the president's own strong involvement from the very, very outset. this does not have from the very beginning, dividing ministration did not treat this as a high priority. and to certain extent, understand that the they came in and they saw a tremendous amount of domestic crisis that they have to attend to. and there was a political argument within the white h

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is ernie going to help? this is a problem looking to help you? to care at all tucker. >> tucker: she doesn't care and it's obvious the words as she utters and thank you for what you doing. i think your persistence in your journalism highlights the evils that's overtaken. i appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. >> we'll be on the city council meeting on wednesday if there's any question you like and asked the mayor tucker. [laughs] >> tucker: like what the hell would be a great place to start i think. [laughs] thank you. >> i'll do it. >> tucker: we went to chicago which is really a great city to cover what was happening there episodes called chicago in crisis you could find on fox nation if you like. a few weeks ago the satire website babylon be made fun of rachel levine that's joe biden's transcend or fake admiral was really biological man. so for telling that joke even owed no humors allowed twitter band babylon be since elon musk reached out and said he might need a bye twitter suites offer random episode they do speak to the ceo about

-- ernie pile? guest: he traveled with gis on the ground and wrote a column a day until his death in the pacific in 1945. he is the standard by which all other war correspondents are measured. his columns were funny, human, touching. he was a marvelous writer. he wrote a book in between on the old typewriters, writing out 7, 800 page column a day and working on a book at the same time, which was a new york times bestseller about the war. just the standard by which all other war correspondents should be measured. host: marianne, new york, democrat. caller: thanks for taking my call. it is a real honor to be talking to craig shirley. i wanted to talk about one aspect of how these veterans -- how human these veterans and people involved in world war two were. my father was drafted at 26. his younger brother had been drafted in 1939 and the tour was supposed to be here. before he was discharged, it got extended for another two years and then he had six weeks to go and pearl harbor happened and all bets

cedillo called his partner, ernie pate -- asked him to check up on the guy. >> when i approached thelf as david mallory. >> reporter: david mallory was carter's live-in boyfriend. he too was a former employee of american eagle. >> i asked him, "what are you doing here at the mall?" he said that he had dropped his girlfriend off to pick up some papers at aeropostale where she was a manager. >> reporter: so perhaps it was just that. david giving carter a ride to pick up some paperwork at her new job at aeropostale. cedillo decided to go inside. the mall was open but the stores were still closed. >> and i happened to go up to aeropostale and there is a manager that's actually in there working. and i was able to confirm that carter cervantez did not work for him and he doesn't even know who she is. >> well, so much for that story. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: cedillo turned his attention to finding carter cervantez. no luck. you didn't see her at all in there? >> no, sir. >> reporter: did anybody see her? >> no, sir. >> reporter: so, cedillo had a disgruntled employee coming back to the mal

and a little bit like ernie alan from your national center for missing and exploited children, retainingse that fuels the possibility. and so what do i base it on? look at your own case, jaycee dugard, all those years later, that child when was presumed to be being abducted, killed, returned. whenever i was the head of the child exploitation child protection center early on in the investigation, we identified 14 cases where children who had been abducted, and gone missing, who we thought would never be recovered again, actually were. so i don't think we extinguish hope until we get evidence that actually all hope is lost. the reality check here, of course, is the german authorities. i've worked with the bka and german police and they're not reknowned for being optimistic. the level of confidence in the utterings of the chief prosecutor in germany and some police officers makes me think they know even more than they're saying. and i think knowing that the portuguese have designate d brueckner, i'm sure there must be other pieces of information they have added to the circumstantial evidenc

in the many lives of andrew young atlanta journal constitution reporter ernie suggs recounts the life and political career of georgia's first black congressman carter administration ambassador to the un and former mayor of atlanta. and retired air force brigadier general robert spaulding weighs in on china's military and foreign policy goals in war without rules. also being published this week in jill the associated presses julie pace and darlene superville profile first lady joe biden. and financial times chief foreign affairs commentator gideon rockman offers his thoughts on the rise of authoritarian leaders around the world in the age of the strong, man. find these titles this coming week or every books are sold and watch for many of the authors to appear in the near future on book tv. listen to c-span radio with our free mobile app c-span now get complete access to what's happening in washington wherever you are with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the us congress white house events, the courts campaigns and more plus analysis of the world of politics with our

phillies montes, five, ernie's and five innings pitched the age mounted a comeback in the seventh onre down 6 to 1, but brown crushes the three run homer off aaron nola is would add another to make it 6 to 5, but they would get no closer. the phillies respond in the bottom half of the inning. nick castillo janos smokes one to left up. domingo azevedo. bryce harper is doing, i would say his darren rough impersonation. he's kind of trying to score all the way from first. castano's thrown out at third, but it mattered not phillies win 9 to 5 montas takes the lost game two of the three game series tomorrow one. oh, five. alright tiger woods made the cut at the masters, but lots of work to do if he hopes to win his sixth green jacket, a windy day at augusta for round two flags blowing in the wind hats flying around everywhere that conditions may have affected woods, who bogeyed four of the first five holes. but then he settled down with shots like this one. sticks his approach on 10 from 208 yards out, would shot a 74. today he's plus one. overall he is tied for 19th, but he's nine stroke

ernie king wanted foremosa macarthur of course felt it was incumbent upon the united states to live up to its pledge to redeem his his promise to return to the philippines now, this could have been done through cables and in in the event it finally was but roosevelt who had been nominated for a fourth term just two weeks before this photograph wanted to be photographed with his two-pacific commanders as the commander in chief deciding the route to victory in the pacific so it too to a degree is staged and and macarthur knew that and he didn't want to come so when he was invited to the conferences that i'm sorry. i'm too busy. i can't make it. so admiral lay he reworded the invitation and this is a direct order. you will come and of course he did and there he is. so let's put ourselves in the room and one of the flower pots assuming they were nearby i can't imagine that that lincoln's meeting with mcclellan was anything but awkward. or insubordinate even because mcclellan is no doubt telling him the army is not going to fight. to enforce that proclamation that preliminary proclamation y

ernie. he wants the ball he wanted in that cowboy game in the playoffs. we saw it all game.te it, joe, have a great day. yeah and go crusaders. i know salles in there somewhere. we finally get some good crusaders. just about here we go . okay i see. i'm telling you, i was just about to give to the sunset. the wildcats of citizen you just surprised that you were so nice to really we gotta let you go because it's hal and i are going to go at it right now. i was just surprised that you were nice one. but look, you said something that really made sense with with the warriors, and schatsky said the same thing that cannot try and come out and do too much in that first quarter. the warriors camera what happened, right relax. just seemed as if and kerr said this to the guys. hey, you're trying to win the game in the first quarter. that's exactly right. like take a breath and realize that you are the better team, especially against this nuggets team. and when it comes to baseball, you know they get like i said, the aids are playing good baseball right now. 500. the giants are playing

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in the many lives of andrew young atlanta journal constitution reporter ernie suggs recounts the life and political career of georgia's first black congressman carter administration ambassador to the un and former mayor of atlanta. and retired air force brigadier general robert spalding weighs in on china's military and foreign policy goals in war without rules. also being published this week in jill the associated presses julie pace and darlene superville profile first lady joe biden. and financial times chief foreign affairs commentator gideon rockman offers his thoughts on the rise of authoritarian leaders around the world in the age of the strong, man. find these titles this coming week or every books are sold and watch for many of the authors to appear in the near future on book tv. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more including comcast. are you think this is just a c

substantial similar so taking you at your word in your brief and i'm asking you to substantially similar, is ernie different and what would be the downside that if we agree with you, what would be the downside if you use the formulation. >> not outside they are interchangeable and we would be delighted if that were the result of this decision a. >> okay and thank you. >> thank you counsel. >> i'm sorry, justice breyer had a question. >> i do different english teacher. [laughter] i had a different english teacher they told us our group, modified verb, adjective, or another adverbial and as long as that is settled the teacher says to the class, class, i don't want you to refer the book about julius caesar unless we are talking about this or something and i would purposefully boy don't want you purposefully to do that it want you to purposely or knowingly to talk about this book and about the course unless we are talking about it i guess that knowingly applies. >> i should think so. >> and if you put down the quote first, it applies to. >> no doubt. >> one really not asking you the question, and let

chicago and growing up in an african american community there and the cultural pulse the city with ernie banks and the chicago cubs, or her listening to stevie wonder albums, things her father told her and how she could work her way to princeton. it's really a good -- and the whole book is, but the early chapters were just magnificent. >> but what do you think that means, that she sold, what, close to 20 million copies, and he didn't? >> his is a lot more of a wonkish history book. i mean, his is detailed policy, whereas hers had more about what it's like to be a mother, you have your worry about your children. i think she hit a large market. but they both did great. they both earned out their advances. it happened, there was a bet between jimmy carter and rosslyn carter, people don't know this really, but "first lady from plains" outsold jimmy carter's memoir. eleanor roosevelt wrote big autobiographies that were really popular in their day. so people liked to hear the first ladies' stories because you feel they're going to give you more of an interior look at what's going on in the whi

the thing though, when the gas truly is free, it results in long lines, so massachusetts car dealer ernie0 gallons of free gas on social media. the result? drivers waiting nine hours overnight to get some free fuel. this was announced in a social media post promising april fools , but also saying that it was no joke, the first person, neil, was in line last night at 9:30 p.m. they waited all night, they started fueling at 7:00 a.m. this morning. the line shutdown just after 8:00 a.m. botch jr. gave away around $30,000 worth of gas and had such a positive reaction, he said he would consider doing it again. neil? neil: which builds up the demand for the gas which builds up the price for the gas oh, man. thank you, madison, great job. madison you've got a lot of gas stories of late, but i had a feeling they are going to keep coming let's go to chris gerase on this , uber/lyft driver and you know, those higher gas costs are something that he has to endure and they get passed to you and all the help that, you know, the uber and lyft try to provide , or say they are providing for their drivers,

and growing up an african-american community there and the cultural pulse of the city with you know, ernie banks and the chicago cubs or her listening to stevie wonder albums and how things that her father told her and how she could work her way to princeton and it was really it's really a good and all the whole book is but the early chapters were just magnificent, but what do you think? that means that she sold well close to 20 million copies and he didn't he's just a lot more of a walk-ish history book. i mean, this is detail policy or in a worse hers had a more, you know about what it's like to be a mother and you have your worry about your i think she hit a a large market, but they both did great. they both earned out their advances, but it happened. there was a bet between jimmy carter and rosalind carter and people don't know this really but first lady from planes outsold jimmy carter's memoir and you know, so and you know, eleanor roosevelt's wrote big autobiographies that made a were really popular in their day. so people like to hear the first lady stories because you you feel the

the '50s is when the flood starts and that's when black player after black player, ernie banks.d by the way, a little nbc connection jackie robinson was the community activities director for wnbc in 1952 to 1954. >> really? >> and on the 25th anniversary, the baseball holds this big event to honor jackie robinson, he gets up there in front of all the brass and says where are the black managers there are no black managers. >> wow. >> he says there has to be a day, one time when i can look down to third base and see a black manager, first black manager then comes about two >> he never stopped. >> that's amazing. >> you highlighted his life after baseball, which is so important, and so much history making there too. >> yeah, yeah. it was interesting because i thought, i know about jackie robinson, and i said, i downloaded the autobiography and was like. >> wow, wow. >> that's gr fire risk continues in the central plains and a new storm comings into the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning.

-- ernie pile?: he traveled with gis on the ground and wrote a column a day until his death in the pacific in 1945. he is the standard by which all other war correspondents are measured. his columns were funny, human, touching. he was a marvelous writer. he wrote a book in between on the old typewriters, writing out 7, 800 page column a day and working on a book at the same time, which was a new york times bestseller about the war. just the standard by which all other war correspondents should be measured. host: marianne, new york, democrat. caller: thanks for taking my call. it is a real honor to be talking to craig shirley. i wanted to talk about one aspect of how these veterans -- how human these veterans and people involved in world war two were. my father was drafted at 26. his younger brother had been drafted in 1939 and the tour was supposed to be here. before he was discharged, it got extended for another two years and then he had six weeks to go and pearl harbor happened and all bets were o