." >> i call my character, eileen fitzgerald, a truth seeker. >> the show tackling a real crisis, the epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women. >> that is a horrible crisis that's happening and has been happening for a long time. >> not enough is being done to stop it, to prevent it. >>> and leslie jordan. >> well, well, well. >> fans mourning the sudden death of the beloved "will & grace" star. >> "nightline" will be right back. with new chapter multi-vitamin gummies, you get so much more than just... mmm. ... more nutrients. more research and more organic ingredients. you also get less sugar and that means less candy posing as vitamins. new chapter. that's wellness, well done. narrator: how prepared is your >>> thanks for joining us. tonight two different rape cases unfolding in one los angeles courthouse, representing the next chapter in the me too movement, which began five years ago this month. disgraced mogul harvey weinstein and actor danny masterson, once powerful hollywood figures, now both standing accused of raping multiple women. today prosecutors portrayed weinst

wayne fitzgerald, really good to have you | fitzgerald, really good to have you with us. more votes than expected, gaining 43% of the vote. but he still finished behind his socialist challenger, luiz inacio lula da silva, with 48%. the two candidates will now face a run—off, with voters having four weeks to decide which of the two should lead the country. katy watson reports. cheering. there were cheers for lula as well as tears. but this wasn't the outright victory that his supporters had hoped for. polls had predicted a 1k percentage point gap between him and bolsonaro. but they vastly underestimated the support for the right—wing leader. after the results, lula said there would be no let—up in campaigning. translation: i've never won an election in the first round. | it's like destiny wants me to work a bit more. we are going to win the election again. it's just a question of time. meanwhile, bolsonaro had this to say. translation: i know there's a desire to change from people, _ but there are certain changes that will end up worse. and we tried to show that during the

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and the uss fitzgerald, two of four ships taking part in the fleet week f. week festivities. >> kim bowman spends most of her her time on land, but now she's getting ready to board a helicopter that will take her to to the u.s. harpers ferry, just off the coast of san francisco. >> i'm a little nervous. >> reporter: while she may be a nervous flyer, she is calm under under pressure which are job requires as an emergency management director for the city. >> it's a really fun and exciting job and even in a disaster, like that high pressure, high consequence compressed timeline, it's a rush rush and it's also really satisfying to serve the community and help the people in in your community and be part of of the team of problem solvers when something big happens. >> reporter: a breathtaking 20 minute chopper ride took her to the u.s. navy ship where she met met with counterparts from the navy as part of coordination preparations that she says are an essential part of fleet week. week. >> we think a lot and set for six ago about the potential impacts of a major e

the uss fitzgerald and the uss harpers ferry. we were on board as it sailed. the ship carries medical supplies, tools, anything that could be helpful n a disaster and fleet week. > >> jessica burch. the name. >> reporter: in a way, this is e dream of all dreams i could have, right now. right behind me me is an mh 60 which is very similar to the one i flew in the the national guard. so, yes, i am geeking out this morning. outside, in the bay area, daytime highs are expected to get all the way up into the 70s. 70s. near the bay. 80s for the inland areas and our friends along the coastline, 64. as we take a look at high temperatures, we are sitting a little above average in our mic. our microclimates. i cannot say that is the case for us as we wrap up the week. warming up throughout the bay area as we head into the next couple of days and it will be a completely completely different set up pe the east inland bay. we are expecting 90s and we will talk about that. > >> our special coverage continues through the week on air and online and we have posted a week to th

joining me now is mike doyle and rich fitzgerald, allegheny county executive. this area, you know the candidates. we come to you first. congressman doyle? >> people here know john fetterman. this is a guy that chose the life of service. he had master's degrees from connecticut, from harvard, could have been in his father's insurance business but he decided to help people. that's what he's done basically his whole career. people know the work he's done here and people support him. >> let me ask you, rich fitzgerald, you're the -- you're the county executive here for the democrats. i want to play a little bit of sound from the debate last night. >> there is that 2018 interview that you said, quote, i don't support fracking at all. how do you square the two? >> i do support fracking and i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i stand and i do support fracking. >> so fracking is a big issue in pennsylvania. it's a huge industry here and both candidates flipped on their support for fracking. it wasn't clear that that came out in the way that the debate was hand

the great gatsby fitzgerald, a graduate of stanford and drama faculty, barely secured a hundred.he heroines of action films and even diluted the male cast in the commercially successful ghostbusters were realized in the drama work on ribbon and business woman made an oscar and golden globe nominee. she won the bast award for ice storm and appeared in all the avatar sequels in addition to fighting the supernatural on screen. fights for environmental ethics and a green agenda. spoke from the podium of the un the date of the week october 8, 73 birthday diva, science fiction sigur, not weaver you looked around the planet. thank you for being and staying with us. go to the site www.tvr.by and watch your favorite tv news agency projects online, goodbye. so the sugar beet harvesting season has already begun and our processing plants have already started. actually for processing. what forecasts can you make in this regard? will we have enough sugar, will there be enough for everyone? we have four large sugar factories operating in our country this year. we launched the factories earlier

uss fitzgerald, we were aboard the harpers ferry as it d into the pier. fleet week not only celebrates the armed forces forces but allows local first responders to hone their skills >> reporter: now, she is getting is getting ready to be board the the helicopter just off the coast of san francisco. while she may be a nervous flyer, she is calm under pressure which her her job requires. >> it is a really fun and exciting job. and even in a dis, a disaster, kind of that high pe high pressure, high consequence compressed timeline is kind of . a rush. it is also really satisfying to serve the community and to help the people people in your community and be a part of the team of problem ss problem solvers. >> reporter: a breathtaking chopper ride as part of the coordination preparations that she says are an essential part of fleet week. >> our roadways and bridges might be impacted and we may only be able to receive things by air or maritime vessels. and so, during fleet week, we test that capability. >> reporter: right now, we are on a landing craft unit. thi

the uss princeton and fitzgerald at pier 30-32. they will be open for tours tomorrowm 10:00 i am until 4:00 pm. whilee public checks out the ships and, fleet week is a rare opportunity opportunity for the military and military and local public safets to train together. > >> the navy joined the fire department at the facility today today to put practice the search the search and rescue tactics that will likely be needed after after an earthquake. >> when the big one happens, it will tax resources. they are working on breaking breaching c, shoring meaning stabilizing collapsed buildings and then lig and moving heavy objects. >> i am stronger than i thought it was. i'm a little more knowledgeable as well. >> we will be searching for cler skies this weekend starting fri. starting friday. i saw that fog today. > >> it was stuck. it is shallow uncompressed fog. it has been s. been stubborn. it should be les. less stubborn. you can't promisa complete absence of fog but i don't think it a major factor for visibility. it has been an . an is

larry fitzgerald and deandre hopkins, devon booker with a steal. suns up by 10 early.d on jordan poole. may have been a double dribble but so pretty we had to show it to you. klay thompson, no look pass for the slam. that may have been one of klay's fest assists. clay and booker, klayhe left wiw bng bk e rstimed under 30. booker puts it away over bookends -- over anvisiting thee committed to this. ready for halloween. scoreless in the first. looking for his 400th career goal. golden nights in vegas. tied to in the third. score on the wrister. carlsen on carlsen crime. the golden nights beat the sharks. nights and -- 49ers and rams both wanted the tailback. with limited knowledge he played only 20 snaps, around 30 yards in his debut. expectation is we will see a lot more from mccaffrey. bust -- much to the dismay of -- >> now they get another great player. they got him. we have to be able to move forward accordingly and see a great player in addition to another great player. -- other great players. larry: a lot of people got rattled by the 5.1 earthquake today including

about fiduciary duty but people made on understand what that means, fitzgerald explains. >> in german for us, the green dividend, this would not be the right decision to invest this in climate related projects, outside the enormous business and spending on these non-financially reasonable things related to climate. black rock voted to spend money on climate projects. >> reporter: an interview in september, black rock's ceo says we are fiduciary to everyone and none of this is our money. we have to find our investors the best investments but all of this scrutiny comes with the cost other than these withdrawals, ubs downgraded black rock from a by to a neutral and cut the price target, 700 to 585 so we continue to follow this. neil: following what is going on with holyroodhouse one a month or so ago, some calling for her head, might be reminders of conservatives and liberals about overstepping yourself. that after this. ♪ ♪ get decision tech. for insights on when to buy and sell. and proactive alerts on market events. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. (vo) businesses nationwide

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let's bring in keith fitzgerald. a principal at fitzgerald group. good to see you today. you get the jobs report, you see the market reaction. how do you put this together in any kind of cohesive strategy moving through october and toward the end of the year >> well, i'm chuckling because the use of cohesive and fed in the same sentence don't necessarily come to mind right off the bat. the way i look at this, the data, the fed, they are about as wrong about rates and labor as they were about transitory, so i look at a report like today and say where can i buy that makes sense given a longer term time horizon. i don't think the fed is on target i'm going into the fight, not away from it. >> what does that mean to you, how are you getting into the fray >> let's take amd, revenues are up 29% year over year, everybody flipping out, they supposedly aren't going to meet guidance. that's the sign of prudent management they're adjusting ahead of time, 90% of the world's data has been created in the last few years. they are a key player in managing it. that genie is never going ba

scott fitzgerald night is a gentle classic.ares that he has reached the frederi north pole, the cook also comes forward and speaks. no, i was in the north a year ago pole start arguing arguing all my life until. eh, the cook will not die, then the american congress to make a decision after all, robert pirie was the first and here is the book by dmitry spurs. this is our famous traveler, who for the first time reached the north pole on skis, a unique amazing person. he wrote a book unknown piri, which will open your eyes to the exploration of the north pole in many respects on the basis of documents, that is, all this is reinforced concrete. it is proved in this book that both robert piri and frederick on the north pole has never been. the author of this book and a writer and screenwriters film director, many have watched his films. ah, once upon a time there was a tuner, the heavenly team and this book is called the adventures of petrov and vasechkin by vasya petrov and petr vasichkin. and, of course, masha startseva. here she

larry fitzgerald and deandre hopkins, devon booker with a steal. suns up by 10 early.ay have been a double dribble but so pretty we had to show it to you. klay thompson, no look pass for the slam. that may have been one of klay's fest assists. clay and booker, klay ejected for the first time in his career. he left with only two points. curry tried to bring it back but the first time the season he has been held under 30. booker puts it away over bookends -- over andrew. visiting the sharks, they are committed to this. ready for halloween. scoreless in the first. looking for his 400th career goal. golden nights in vegas. tied to in the third. score on the wrister. carlsen on carlsen crime. the golden nights beat the sharks. nights and -- 49ers and rams both wanted the tailback. with limited knowledge he played only 20 snaps, around 30 yards in his debut. expectation is we will see a lot more from mccaffrey. bust -- much to the dismay of -- >> now they get another great player. they got him. we have to be able to move forward accordingly and see a great player in addition

fitzgerald, thank you for being with us.seeing so far in terms of early voting here in allegheny county, so you democrats, you have to come out of allegheny county with what kind of a margin? >> probably 75/25 on the mail-in, and 60/40 on the turnout votes. it's running a little more than 50% than what it was two years ago, which we think was the benchmark, and the result on who is returning them, is 6-1, democratic over republican. >> our poll also showed republicans were more enthusiastic, and you have to come out with a big margin out here and in philadelphia, the two urban areas, and do better than break even in the color counties outside philadelphia? >> no question, and that's why president biden was here a week ago. >> you were with him? >> yeah, we were with him and talking about infrastructure, and some of the success he had, and so then they went to philadelphia, so we have got a really strong top of the ticket obviously with attorney general shapiro who has high approval ratings and have done a great job, and a li

. > >> the uss harpers ferry and the the uss fitzgerald will be open for tours starting tomorrow. harpers ferry at 35 and the fitd at 30 through 32. > >> it is 19 floors up. julio goh julio goodrich takes us to a window packed with a whole lot of memories. >> reporter: being near the ocen stirs his heart. >> when i come to the beach and i smell the salty sea air and i hear the sounds of the waves crashing, all of those memories and experiences come rushing back. >> reporter: mike is a veteran of the u.s. navy, a graduate of. of annapolis. he served his country as a naval officer for more than 60 years. he shares an an unspoken bond with his fello. fellow veterans. few outside ofe military would understand. >> whether they served 100 years years ago or they are going to serve 100 years in the future, there is a legacy of serving in the united states military that binds us all together. >> reporter: in 2009 while on leave, he decided to partake in a special. special tradition. it started at at the mark hopkins hotel during during world war ii. mike went to the top of the market and

. >> leslie, thank you very much when we come back, canter fitzgerald's eric johnston who has naileds year on whether stocks can keep rallying without big tech we'll talk to him about it when we come back ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> big tech earnings have largely disappointed this week but the market has pretty much shaken that off. our next guest says the rally will extend through year end he's been right so far this year, turning bearish on stocks back in early january then bullish early october. market's rallied since then. but do this week's disappointing tech earnings change the thesis? let's bri

scott fitzgerald once observed that there are no second acts in american lives. today and over the next two weeks have come here to prove fitzgerald wrong. yesterday, jessica stephens convincingly advanced to the first of our two finals, but who will join her today? will it be erica, tracy, or molly? good luck to all three of you. let's go to work in the "jeopardy!" round. we begin by revealing the categories you'll be dealing with. first, we have some... then... blank & blank... and finally... each correct response will contain one of those political positions. -erica, where do we begin? -celebrities, $1,000. an oscar winner for "dreamgirls," in 2022, she became an egot, adding a tony for "a strange loop," which she co-produced. -molly. -who is hudson? -jennifer hudson, yes. -um, astronomy for $600, please. [beep] what is 1.3 parsecs? molly?

and larry fitzgerald joins in as well. v7 joins us. game with their win -- the chiefs win over the bucs. what did they miss? >> they missed an epic performance by patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs. everybody thought they were gonna be on a down slide after tyreek king-el departed for miami. he ran near the goal line one time i got right up near it and was going to get tackled then gave a little basketball hoop pass and they scored a touchdown. he is so much fun to watch. he really played well. he had watched at super bowl tape a couple of years ago when they lost in tampa to the bucs which was a much, much bigger game. it really aggravated him and motivated him. kansas city when they get rolling with kelsey and just the weapons that they have, they are tough to stop. they went against the tampa defense i couldn't stop them last night. tampa had only given up 27 points the entire year. they gum up one more point than that last night. kansas city was on all cylinders. >> brian: is he healthy? >> yeah. it looked like a mind heard

joining me now are john mayer, and fitzgerald group principal fitzgerald. guys, great to have you here. keith, i want to start with you. pick up on that snap story, because the stock itself, i don't think that's really the issue here. it's the story behind the story and what that means for a meta. what does that mean for a twitter, etc. >> absolutely. and happy too. this is a case where the ceo is telling you the financial equivalent of the dog ate my homework. the ad model is broken, they have no plan to fix it, and they've never been able to monetize it. so i am not surprised in the least to get this thing being carried out. meta has got the same problem. zuckerberg is struggling and flailing, and he has no idea where to go. wall street's trying to defend stock, but that ultimately isn't going to work, cheryl. cheryl: and also, josh, sometimes volatility -- even though the vix has backed off a little bit, the fear gauge, not really a storied today, but since we've backed off of that volatility a little bit just for the session, doesn't that mean there's t

the harper's ferry at pier 35 and fitzgerald at 3d 30 and 32.ight we take a look at a decades old tradition that starts at these very windows. it's the top of the m, top of the mark, the san francisco top of the mark. this was known as actually the weepers -- this used to be a window. this is where wives and fiances would get the last glimpse of the ships departingy also met at the top of the mark for one final mark from the squadron bottle. it was a tradition that disappeared untl disappeared until the 1990s, until one brought it to the light. >> stirs his heart. >> when i come to the beach and smell the salty air and hear the waves crashing, all those s come washing back. >> reporter: mike is a veteran of the u.s. navy, a graduate of annapolis. he served as a naval officer for more than six years. he shares a bond, that nobody would know. >> they are going to serve years in the future, there is a legacy serving in the united states military that binds us all together. >> reporter: in 2009 while on leave mike decided to partake in a special tra

. >> august 31st, a second alarm fire, 1216 fitzgerald avenue in hunter's point area.horder situation, there was fire and plus an rv burning. they had to battle their way into the building. we had to get crews in there. again, crews did an outstanding job. particularly station 17 who was aware of this building in this situation, and they had preplanned to the extent possible how they were going to deal with this fire once they knew it was coming and they were prepared for it. i'm super proud of the work done there. it required a tremendous amount of coordination from the commander to manage lines and different approaches to gain access to the different areas of the fire. you couldn't just lead a hose lineup the stairs and down the hallway to the fire. you had to climb ladders to the back and the excess of storage. great job on that fire as well. then, later that day, august 31st, also, it was a third alarm at visidero. the chief thompson was at this fire. this fire also had challenges. it was wrapped with scaffolding and which had netting and unable to access the build

the uss fitzgerald and the uss harpers ferry. our lauren thomas was on the ferry and helicoptered out o a ship with san francisco's department of emergency services. the ship carries medical supplies, tools, anything that could be helpful in a disaster. and fleet week is is a rare opportunity for city workers to get on board and coordinate response plans. >> we think about the potential impacts of an earthquake. we may may only be able to receive things by air or by maritime vessels. and so, during fleet week, we test that capability. >> our special coverage continues through the week on air and online. we also have posted a link to the fleet week's event schedule on kpix.com. > >> well, up next, these treats look great, but they aren't for you. san francisco restaurant serving up fine dining for thei. >> speaker of the house nancy pelosi is here. while she is jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as l

anyone who keeps the curtains on their bay window open after dusk is running a whorehouse charlotte fitzgeraldtoo small for contacts and face too crooked for glasses tory lawson. -hi, there! -okay, panel, let's just say it. obama took a direct shot at all of us here at "virtue signal." -oh, yeah, i remember that. -i do. it was disrespectful, to say the least! -you know, obama is betraying the time-honored democratic tradition of winnerless infighting. -walking on eggshells actually feels amazing on the bottom of your feet. i did it at a retreat in big sur! -there are perfect people in this world, and you're looking at them -- except for troy. -no rebuttal here. you're looking at three angels and a sentient clogged sink. -i'm sorry to say, but, barack hussein obama, for the crime of suggesting we should focus more on fighting fascism and less on haranguing people who don't have an up-to-the-minute grasp on what twitter says the right words are, ya canceled, bish. -that's right, bish. ya canceled! -whee! whoo! -get outta here! -also, also -- michelle obama's mom... ya canceled, bish. -she cancel

measure of the american soul and armstrong and harlem and langston hughes and duke ellington ella fitzgeraldbeyoncÉ and jay-z and langston hughes. , martin luther king jr. so when i think of the measure of american soul what would they be without the voice of mlk junior trumpeting the truth and brotherhood and sisterhood and civil disobedience and violence and nonviolence and the way in which we go about to make american society so in that sense our performance has been between sanity and redemption for a nation that is desiring and designing to distort us and leaveis us on the wayside while we can test for the center of american art and craft in division and history with projects of politics and public policy. i want to measure the way we do that across the board so many genres and rubrics because fourth the black excellence by which we are guided and inspired to help inspire the world to help reshape the world as a full-fledged citizen' of democracy. that doesn't often appreciate who we are and talk about the critical race theory that uses us to try to demonize us and spook other white bro

anybody who keeps the curtains on their bay window open after dusk is running a whorehouse, charlotte fitzgerald okay, panel, let's just say it. obama took a direct shot at all of us here at virtue signal. >> i do. >> it's disrespectful to say the least. >> oh, yeah, i do. >> it's honestly all i think, most of my days. >> you know, obama is betraying the time-honored democratic tradition of winnerless infighting. >> walking on eggshells actually feels amazing on the bottom of your feet. i did it at a retreat in big sur. >> there are perfect people in this world and you're looking at them, except for troy. >> no rebuttal here. you're looking at three angles at a sentient clogged sink. >> i'm sorry to say, barack heussin obama for the crime of suggesting we should focus more on fighting fascism and less on haranguing people who don't have an up-to-the-minute grasp on what twitter says the right words are, ya canceled bish. >> whoo! get out of here. that's right, bish, ya canceled. >> also michelle obama's mom, ya canceled, bish. >> oh, yes, that one i can never get behind. she canceled. bye-bye. g

everybody, every thing from louis armstrong, langston hughes, duke ellington, take the a train, ella fitzgerald, beyoncÉ, jay z, langston hughes, web dubois, martin luther king jr. when i think of the measure of american soul what would this nation be without the trumping voice of martin luther king jr. trumpeting the truth, trumpeting brotherhood and sisterhood, trumpeting civil disobedience, trumpeting anti-violence and nonviolence and the ways in which we go about trying to make and remake american society and so in that sense our performances have been the balance of sanity and redemption for a nation that is often desiring and designed to undermine us, to distort us, to subvert us, leave us on the weak side while we continually contest for the center of american art, craft, vision, history, projects of politics and public policy and so i wanted to measure the way in which we do that across the board under so many rubrics as we call forth the black excellence with which we are guided, by which we are inspired to help inspire the world, to help reshape the world to participate as full-fledge

it's the place for s scott fitzgerald got through to the bar several times while he was stationed there it's got a very lively reputation. al capone said to have stayed there. you are al capone stayed he could tell he could get out b of the building. there was a program around. sometimes two or three. i kind of began to take all the al capone slept two stories with a grain of salt. that's why i can say can only verify two for sure. >> thank you. and cute so much for your attention. [applause] >> be up-to-date on the latest in publishing podcasts with nonfiction book releases plus bestseller lists and trends through insider addition. you can write about books on c-span now reading your podcasts is your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with today's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings appearance from u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more for the world politics. all a group fingertips. sacred latest episodes of "washington journal" and find scheduling information for c-span tv networks and c-span radi

cancer fitzgerald, thank ou ve stabilise. cancer fitzgerald, thank you very much- — stabilise.wales and very mild this coming night, between ten and 1a degrees in most bigger towns and cities. here's the forecast for tomorrow. out of the two days, out of saturday and sunday, saturday certainly the sunnier one for england and wales, but fairly cloudy for scotland and probably for most of northern ireland too. and it stays quite warm, with highs for many of us in the high teens. bye— bye. i'm martine croxall, live at westminster. the headlines at 1l penny mordaunt, the leader of the house of commons and former government minister has now declared her intention of running to become prime minister. other leading names have until monday to gather support of a hundred mps. monday to gather support of a hundred mp5. the defence secretary has ruled himself out of the race. the tory party has to settle down and deliver on the mandate of 2019 with a massive majority to govern on behalf of the citizens of this country. a question also remains whether borisjohnson could attempt a return to

and it was the place where f scott fitzgerald got thrown out of the bar several times while he was stationed there. it's got a very lively reputation al capone was also said to have stayed there. and what is always said about anywhere al capone state is that there was a secret tunnel so he could get out of the building should the law enforcement converge on him and that there was a girlfriend somewhere around and sometimes an illegitimate son or two or three so i kind of to began to take all the al capone slip here stories with a grain of salt and that's why i can tell you i can only verify two for sure. okay. well, thank you so much for your attention. welcome catherine olmstead here to the library. she is no stranger to the fdr library, and then we're so glad to have her just a little by way of background. she's a professor of history at the university of california davis. she specializes in political and cultural history of the 20 20th and 21st century with a particular interest in the influence of anti-communism. it's very interesting and conspiracy theories on national politics. it was

sarah vaughan, ella fitzgerald. beyoncc, jay-z. when i think about the measure of the american soul what would this nation be without the trumpeting voice of martin luther king jr. . trumpeting the truth, putting brothers and sister, trumpeting civil disobedience . trumpeting violence and nonviolence. and the ways in which we go about trying to make and remake american society. and so in that sense our performances have and the balance of sanity and redemption for a nation that is often desiring in designing to undermine us. while we continually contest for the center of american art, craft, vision, history. and public policy and so i wanted to measure the ways in which we do that across the board in so many cgenres under so many rubrics as we call iforth the black excellence which whip withwhich we are guided, with which we are inspired . help inspire the world and help reshape the world, ldto participate as full-fledged citizens of a democracy that doesn't often appreciate we are in fact as will see and i'm sure we'll talk about

stayed at the seal back hol which is a beautiful old grand hotel and it was a place where f scott fitzgeraldgot thrown out of the bar several times while he was stationed there. got a very lightly reputation. al capone was also said to have stayed there. what is always set said abot anywhere al capone state is that there was a secret tunnel so he could get out of the building should the law enforcement converge on him and that the was a a girlfriend somewhere around and sometimes an illegitimate son or two or three. and doesn't begin to take all of the al capone slept your stories with a grain of salt and that's why can tell you i only verified to for sure. okay. thank you so much for your attention. [applause] >> be up-to-date in the latest in publishing with booktv's podcast "about books" with current nonfiction book releases. plus bestseller lists as those industry news and trends through insider interviews. you can find "about books" on c-span now, our free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span there is a free mobile app featuring unfiltered view of what's happening in

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so cole is coltrane and ella is ella fitzgerald, very much into the jazz. >> were you always a tattoo no. >> so what made you wake up one day and say oh, i'm going to get my kids' initials on my wrist? >> like many people who got tattoos, it was a whim. >> were you sober? >> ish. i just decided on the spur of the moment you know what. this is something i want to do. i just wanted to make sure i was focused on the most important thing in my life, which is the children, and they still are. >> so the other one you don't want to show me, but you can tell me. >> it's personal to the vp and i. >> it has to do with the year you were born. >> it's in reference to the year we were born, 1964. >> how many days apart are you? >> seven. it took us 40 some odd years to finally meet, but here we are. >> he takes daily walks on the grounds here. now with his position and the secret service detail that comes with it, it's one of the only places he can be outside and go alone. >> for instance, if i want to get a cup of coffee, you have to go with all the security. i can walk out here. >> by yourself.

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i just want to emphasize that, uh, john fitzgerald kennedy and nikita khrushchev uryu- were able to resolvee they agreed not only to prevent a military attack on each other, but they agreed on the rules of confrontation. they agreed on more fundamental things that laid the basis for the cold war over the next decades and after the cuban crisis, new crises similar to the cuban or two berlin crises did not arise between the soviet union and the united states precisely because they agreed on issues of world order. how right you are, but you also noted how today the countries of the seven understand fair peace in ukraine does not create any prerequisites for such an agreement. it's just that i want us and the audience to see exactly how strangely big the g7s today understand a just peace in ukraine, as stated in yesterday's g7 summit declaration . it should include the following elements of compliance with the provisions of the un charter on, protecting territorial integrity and sovereignty preserving ukraine's ability to defend itself in the future ensuring the restoration and reconstruction o

and, obvious, rumble, which is run by cantor the fitzgerald which is now also a server for social mediat comes to controversial mergers or, certainly, up conventional mergers, betsy cohen takes the lead. the godmother of the spac world, that's what we're calling her. she joins us now in a fox business exclusive. her investment firm was among the first to enter the spac market in 2015. i guess to date, what, 15 blank check mergers? >> i think that's right. liz: take us back to 2015, because there is this misidentification where people think this all started during the lockdown and the pandemic, but spacs were well before that. >> i think spacs go back to the mid '90s, and it really talks -- you are asking exactly the right question, or liz, because spacs are a vehicle to take companies to the public and to fill the capital needs that a variety of companies have at different times in the economy. so in the '90s, it was steel companies that couldn't get capital. and later on other companies came to the market. but in 2015 it began to be clear that financial technology companies were meetin

one of the things offsetting his campaign though, as rich fitzgerald, the executive was telling me, he was sidelined. he was not out there campaigning, going to halls, to the union halls. he wasn't showing up the way pennsylvanians expect you to campaign. >> well, i think as congressman boyle said, if someone has a significant stroke, there's no legitimate doctor in america that would encourage someone to get back out on a campaign trail running for the united states senate. it's not like you are running for dog catcher or something. it's obviously a pretty serious office. your health always comes first. secondly, with regard to debate performance, you know, it's one debate in a larger campaign. the issues that people are really focused on are not going to be solved or resolved in the course of one debate. we're talking about women's reproductive rights. we are talking about civil rights. we are talking about the environment. we are talking about democracy being on the ballot. not too long ago, we literally witnessed an insurrection inspired by a deranged former president. there are th

joining me now, keith fitzgerald and lindsey piegza. keith, let's just say the journal is right, tech's gone cold. where do you turn right now? >> well, number one, i don't think the journal's right because not all tech is the same. so even within tech you have got to pivot. apple is a winner, but it also simultaneously clobbered meta and google's advertising models. but if you're going to go outside of tech the, look to the things that are obvious. for example, chevron. china, north korea and russia have singularly changed the global supply model for oil. that stock's got a long way to run on top of record earnings posted this morning. liz: yeah. what i found interesting is chevron, which is not on this list right here, we should show it, is that it is not one of the leaders finish. [laughter] right now on the dow jones industrials. but i get it, energy has looked very strong. lindsay, to the broader picture we are exactly, well, i'm not going to count the days, it's next wednesday, the federal reserve is going to come out with its ann

so cole is coltrain and ella is ella fitzgerald. in the jazz -- >> were you always a tattoo guy?g to get my kid's official on my wrist. >> like many people who get tattoos. it was a whim. >> were you sober? >> ish. and i decided on the spur of the moment, this is something that i want to do. i just want to make sure that i was focused on the most important thing in my life which is the children. and they still are. >> so, erica, the point of the series is to kind of get beyond the headlines, get dwbeyond the sound bites from public figures and we were able to do that from him. and i was fascinated to learn what it is like to blaze a trail as being the first man in this role and the things that he said about the need for men to step up and not just say they support women, but actually support women, the women in their lives, kind of check your ego at the door, it is going to be fascinating i think for men and women when this airs on saturday night. >> actions do speak louder than words. i'm so excited to see this. it is such a great series. and fascinating to see what it is like t