galloway: sure. a thing as a man-made thing, something we invented that wouldn't be produced organically. newsld argue the facebook is the most successful thing and history, and that it it has been adopted by 2.2 billion people, and that is more successful than capitalism, communism, more successful than coca-cola. it's difficult to find with the exception of google any man-made adding that has had that source sort of usage. the number of people who subscribe to the church of facebook is greater than christianity. the only thing i could come up with soccer. soccer has 3 billion fans worldwide. are moreook consumers actively engaged on a regular basis than fans of soccer. but i would argue facebook is the most successful thing in the history of mankind. host: you make references to religion throughout your book. why is that? specieslloway: we as a have a need for super things. is large enough to ask robust questions but not large enough to answer them. we asked the unanswerable, and in order to fill t

galloway: sure. so, combine there about which ismployees bu misleading because half of those work for amazon and most of them work in while houses in what woul -- in warehouses which would be described as low to medium wage jobs. an organization like facebook with 24,000 and ploys has a market capitalization of $600 billion. you look at auto companies that employ a quarter of a million people, they have somewhere between 50 and $150 billion. we have never had this many or this few people -- combined, these four companies market capitalization is the equivalent of the gdp of france. there's only four countries in the world a have a greater gdp than the combined market capitalization of these four firms, and that is japan, china, the u.s. and germany. the welfare is just staggering. these companies comprise a staggering amount of wealth spread across an increasingly few number of people. host: back to your book, "the four: the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook, and google," you write " disturbingly

. >> host: professor scott galloway, in reading your new book, before -- is that fitting? >> guest: well, we have definitely there is a rhetoric or narrative that's been fomented mostly by the tech and that what is good for technology and innovators is good for america. it is an analogy. >> host: you write in your book and the subtitle is the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook and google and you write that these companies aren't benevolent things but we invite them into the most intimate areas of her life. >> guest: yeah, if you think about who really knows you, is that your wife or your kids or therapist or friends i would argue that entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you're about to get engaged and knows of your contemplating divorce and google knows what ailments you have what ailments you worried about having exposed yourself to. google is the real you. if there is a modern man god it is google that sees everything all of your intentions and what that how those intentions will likely translate into action so these organizations know where we a

and the low lands in scotla nd galloway and the low lands in scotland and may be that coal strike gives first thing across northern scotland. there are areas but we will escape the showers but they cannot be guaranteed and even more so showers clear into the north sea there is still pestering them coming into the south and west bother of the face of things that looks like fewer showers for the afternoon for england and wales but more of scotland and later northern ireland. that is because we have low— pressure ireland. that is because we have low—pressure still close by which are starting to fill and become wea ker are starting to fill and become weaker into monday, still lots of showers in the west and possibly wrinkles by to the south and east but in between good spells of sunshine and hopefully the weather will continue to come down as we move further into next week. there is more on the website, as ever. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the author and journalist yasm

the soldier is not a young man ut a young woman named mary galloway. hundreds of women would enlist civil war under male names. she's not one of those. enlisted and antietam is her only conflict. girl living in frederick dating a soldier. what he he marches through she uniform and says she will march with the regiment and a great date night in. t doesn't work out well for her. she finds herself in the middle of the bloodest single day in survivors story and with a flesh wound. it has passed right here but missed anything important and to calm her down, call a doctor and explain the patch the up and sent home. arton soon has to go home and succumbs to typhoid fever. october she recovers enough to go back to help the wounded of antietam and returns sharpsburg but frederick where many were evacuated. there she is in one of the converted to a hospital and there is a soldier who needs amputated but is delirious and keeps calling out mary, mary. she reads his name she discovers he is calling out for gallon low way. -- galloway. he assumes she was killed and

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. >> host: scott galloway you make a lot of references throughout your book why is that? >> as a species we have a need of our brain we are in the body prematurely and the brain is large enough to ask questions but not large enough to answer them so we ask the unanswerable and to fill that void we have manufactured those that compete to be the all knowing to give us comfort around the unanswerable. so google is a god that has stepped into a query of praying somebody praise will make it be all right so now the google dialogue box you trust google more than sending a query into the air than divine intervention that has other activity - - activity then gives back the most credible answer to your prayers in a modern economy dependent upon church or religion declined as the country becomes more educated and affluent we still have those needs and then it becomes somewhat of a church of the religion of innovation and steve jobs was taken from us early and referred to almost in a godlike term despite the fact the individuals here on earth as a mortal man in my view he was a prett

galloway was one. charlie moore, who once was said of by jimmy carter that you knew the story was true when you saw charlie moore's byline, even though it criticized me. hds greenway of time and alvin webb of upi -- all warriors in the service of their country. as i said, there were 63 of them. and more names are added to the war correspondents from memorial every year. and i say on behalf of the department of veterans affairs, to all of those correspondents who are on the front line of freedom, thank you for everything you do to keep our country safe and keep truth at the front of all of our endeavors. [applause] mr. wilkie: let me now turn to the states of the departments of veterans affairs. as it has been said, i have been at v.a. for 100 days. as i said under oath to the senate veterans affairs committee, the state of v.a. is better. it is better because of the bipartisan consensus of this town that the one department that should be above partisan rancor, other than department of defense, is the d

galloway. mr. yardley, welcome. >> good morning chairwoman murkowski, ranking member cantwell and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to speak today. my name is tim yardley, a senior researchers and associate director at the information trust institute at the university of illinois. my research focuses on cyber resiliency and critical infrastructure. let me start by saying the cyber threat to the grid is real, and the threat of potential blackstart is here. the time to act is now. it is critical that the committee understand the following -- much existing work has already been done and that work is tremendously important. however we need to think broader about what it means to be cyber resilient. we need to focus on increasing the skills and capabilities of our people, as much if not more than we focus on the technology, and we need directed funding and test beds to realize that. we need to think through the policies, procedures, people, skills, tools, and the requirements neces

. >> host: professor scott galloway, in reading your new book "the four" the old often misquoted adage, with good project is good with country comes to mind. is that hitting? >> guest: we definitely,, there's a rhetoric or a narrative that's been fomented mostly by big tech that's what good is for technology is good for america. i think it is an apt analogy. >> host: you right in your book and the subtitle of this by

and the prime minister's fight not just for her draft deal but also her political future george galloway british politician author and broadcaster joins on the line now very good evening to you george you seem to resume a living battling it out she says she's not going anywhere though. do you think she will stay. it's very hard to see her staying perhaps even beyond the weekend because at least forty eight conservative m.p.'s have i understand. of no confidence in her which trigger us a no confidence debate and then vote and even if she won it as mrs that should did i remind you if a sufficiently large minority votes that they have no confidence in her i would have thought her goose was cooked it's been a series of cabinet resignations government minister resignations parliamentary private secretary of resignations even the vice chairman of the conservative party itself has resigned saw it's very hard to see how someone who has dug in behind a brick deal which seems to be almost friendless this is the failure is an orphan and success has a thousand parents well this breaks that deal look

nds dumfries galloway into the central lowlands of scotland as well.owers but that cannot be guaranteed. growing the north sea, there will still be a pastor then coming back. on the face of things it looks like we was the afternoon showers for him in and wales and more perhaps for scotland and ireland. that's because we had this area of low pressure close by which is starting to fill and become wea ker which is starting to fill and become weaker into monday. so showers in the west and possibly raise close by to the south and east. but in between good spells of sunshine and hopefully the weather will continue to calm down as we move further into next week. as ever, there is more on the website. this is bbc world news. the headlines... the leaders of france and germany have attended a ceremony in northern france to mark the end of the first world war 100 years ago. france's president macron and germany's chancellor merkel, the first german leader to visit the sight in 78 years, jointly signed a book of rememberance at compiegne — the spot where the armis

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the more persistent rain perhaps starting to care for wells by this stage the pushing back into galloway scotland particular northeast, drier and brightest first thing for the northern isles editing staying find out the day. cannot promise that for the northeast of the mainland. some of the heavier rain from eastern england will ease, but in the afternoon we could see decent sunshine in east anglia and northeast england elsewhere, the rain certainly looking like it'll set in for much of the day, far west of northern ireland and linda dreyer, temperatures very 13, 1a, 15 celsius, it'll be a defining feature of the day particularly gusting along the english channel coast and parts of the west country. the weather front will fizzle out and move away wednesday night and thursday but another one pushes in around the big area blood pressure and where will it come dressed on thursday? the focused is on southwest england and wales targeting heavier rain there later in the day pushing it across northern england and into the southwest of scotland. northern ireland has a drier day and centre all a

temperatures 11- 1a countries and galloway. temperatures 11— 1a so warmer than it should be.f england. temperatures, mild in the south but chilly in the north with temperatures four degrees or so north with temperatures four degrees orso in edinburgh. north with temperatures four degrees or so in edinburgh. for remembrance sunday, the same area of low pressure edging closer to the uk but again with a brisk south—west of the winds we will see further showers and again, it is western and southern part that will see the heaviest and most frequent of the day ‘s showers nowhere is completely immune from thing an old downpour and if you do get one, they will not last because the winds are strong and stable blow the clouds across and stable blow the clouds across and the sunshine will then come out. tomorrow, 10— 1a, on the mild side to this time of year. the unsettled weather pattern is set to continue into next week with the south—west of the winds continuing to bring the risk of passing showers but sunshine between. temperatures 15 or 16 in london but did you know what? at this t

and my youth pastor and author scott galloway talks about the power of the largest tech companies inhe u.s. with his dna the floor, the hidden of amazon, apple, facebook, and google. >> if you think about who really knows you, is it your wife, your kids, your therapist? i would argue the entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you are getting engaged, contemplating divorce. google knows what ailments you have, what you are worried about havinggoogle is the real you. if there is a modern man god, is google. it sees everything. and how theons intentions will likely translate to actions. these organizations know where we are, know who we are connected with, no our

tonight on "the communicators," nyu professor and author scott galloway talks about the power of thest tech companies in the u.s. with this book. >> if you think about who really knows you, is it your wife, is it your kids, your therapist, friends? i would argue the entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you're about to get engaged, it knows if you're contemplating divorce. google knows what ailment you have, what ailments you are worried about having exposure sell to. google is the real you. if it is in modern man god it is google that sees everything, all of your intentions and what, have those contentions will likely translate into action. these organizations know where we are, , though who we are connected with, no our feelings and our intentions. so we have yet openly invite them into the brightest and darkest corners of our lives. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at eight eastern on c-span2. >> what does it mean to be american? that this year's c-span studentcam theater competition. students and the teachers from around the country are posting on social m

drier moments further south, but damp around the borders, dumfries and galloway, but more sunshine acrossthumberland, lancs, west wales and cornwall and the isles of scilly will turn wetter in the second half of the day. the wind not as strong across parts of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, but dry and sunny by day. the strength of the wind is to look out for, tomorrow not as wet and windy. gail is quite widely this evening, so if you are setting off fireworks, think very carefully before you do so. also check your bonfires for hedgehogs before you like them. through tonight, the rain will become confined towards parts of wales, south—west england and through the midlands. staying dry in east anglia and the south—east. for most of you there will be a frost free night tonight. the wind stays with us into sunday, this is the weather front which today is across western areas, tomorrow across parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire and the midlands. south—west england and south wales also. expect outbreaks of rain during the day, more persistent towards the far south—west. another larg

joining us now, scott galloway, founder of market research firm, gartner l2.to start on the tax cut. >> yep. >> any chance we're going to see it, given that the corporate tax cut hasn't resulted -- yes, a ton of money got repatriated here. we knew that would happen. obama actually wanted to do that. but we haven't seen this boom that's trickled down. >> yeah, we were all hoping. so there was definitely some unnatural acts being performed by corporations because our tax rate was higher than other nations -- >> we needed it to go down. >> the question is, could we have done some sort of revenue neutral reformulation by getting rid of the loopholes. because what we all hoping were happen, capex, more employment has just resulted in share buybacks, which has inflated the marketplace. who owns stocks, the lower half of u.s. population only owns 8% of the stocks. so at the end of the day, the greater source of good and prosperity in the history of mankind is the u.s. middle class. and the u.s. middle class wages are stagnated, and we keep giving more and more goodie

later in the day the showers reaching dumfries and galloway.es. the north—east of scotla nd western isles. the north—east of scotland should remain dry with temperatures on the mild side whenever you are. temperatures between 11 and 14 degrees, blustery winds will continue to bring wet weather to the coast and we could see some flooding there. the picture and going overnight, the heavy rain will continue, wet across the south—west of england, mild blustery. temperatures in london down to ten, format, five for edinburgh newcastle. here is the weather pitch for remembrance sunday. the cian healy of low pressure to the west of the uk. weather—wise, a similar day, sunshine and showers, the south—west winds will ensure that the majority of the showers will be affecting southern and western areas. some heavy and thundery. with double pressure edging closer to northern ireland, a greater chance of some downpours working in here through the day, particularly to affect western counties. it remains mild, temperatures between ten and 14 degrees once again

dumfries and galloway will see some rain along with argyll and bute. the day i can't promise the same for the day i can't promise the same for the mainland. some of the heavy rain from eastern england, by the time we get to the afternoon we could see some deeper sunshine elsewhere though, well, the rain is certainly looking like it will be hanging on for much of the day. temperatures, however, are very healthy, 13, 14, 15 degrees, ranks to let southerly wind. it will be particularly gusty along the channel coast. that weather front will fill out and move away wednesday night into thursday, but another one pushes in, and where is it going to rest on thursday? at the moment it looks like it will focus on the south—west of england and wales, the heaviest of the rain late in the day and into the south—west. northern ireland in for a dry day, as eastern areas of england c temperatures of 40 and 15 degrees. it is likely to come to a wet and windy close this week, pressure from the atlantic means the west will bear the brunt of it. this is beyond one hundred

british position of brokers that george galloway thinks three's amaze days in power numbered. it's very hard to see her staying perhaps even beyond the weekend because at least forty eight conservative m.p.'s have i understand. of no confidence in her which triggers a no confidence debate and then vote and even if she won it as mrs that should did i remind you if a sufficiently large minority votes that they have no confidence in her i would have thought her goose was cooked it's been a series of cabinet resignations government minister resignations parliamentary private secretary resignations even the vice chairman of the conservative party itself has resigned saw it's very hard to see how someone who is dug in behind bricks it deal which seems to be almost friendless this is that failure is an orphan and success has a thousand parents world this breaks that deal look very much like an orphan to me today. classified documents reveal the cia sought to experiment with a so-called trick sitter that was part of a program called project medication involved drugging prisoners see h

some in coastal parts, but later in the day, showers in dumfries and galloway.nds. aside from that, north—eastern areas of scotla nd aside from that, north—eastern areas of scotland will stay dry with temperatures on the mild side. temperatures between 11 and 14 degrees, blustery winds bringing large waves to the coast, localised coastal water flooding. looking at the weather picture overnight, heavy showers and thunderstorms continued. particularly wet in the south of england. mild and blustery. temperatures in london down to ten, four or five temperatures in london down to ten, four orfive in temperatures in london down to ten, fourorfive in edinburgh temperatures in london down to ten, four orfive in edinburgh and newcastle. this is the weather picture for remembrance sunday. still the same area of low pressure in the west of the uk. weather—wise, a similarday in the west of the uk. weather—wise, a similar day with sunshine and showers. sunshine and westerly winds insure a majority of showers will be affecting southern and western areas. some heavy and thunde

we saw the day with hail and thunder in perhaps more northern ireland and back into de vries and galloway first thing across northern scotland. there are some areas would hopefully escape those showers but they cannot be guaranteed. even once the showers to clear out into the north sea, there will still be at smattering and the south and west but on the face of things it look what we see fewer showers in the afternoon for england and wales but more for scotland and later northern ireland. that is because we have this area low— pressure because we have this area low—pressure still close by which is starting to fail and become weaker. lots of showers in the west and possibly some rain closed by the 70s but some good spells in between. hopefully the weather will continue to calm down as a move further into next week. as ever, there is more the website. this is bbc news i am carole walker. the headlines at 8pm. one of the key commemorations to mark 100 years since the end of the first world war has taken place in the north of paris. some 70 world leaders are in france for the centenary. here

fringing into dumfries and galloway, the rain will ease off at times in northern ireland after it stayedother parts of the of the country. the north—east of scotland could stay dry and eastern counties as well. a breeze strengthening in into tonight. sky is clear for well. a breeze strengthening in into tonight. sky is clearfor a time when slovenia users but some dense fog patches for tomorrow morning's rush hour. elsewhere rain as possible anywhere through the morning rush hour, it will come and go. more persistent rain in the afternoon. maybe thundery showers towards the south—west. sunshine either side of that and temperatures not as high as today but still only mild side for the time of year. wednesday night into thursday morning there will be eight weeks of rain, clearing fora morning there will be eight weeks of rain, clearing for a time. whilst many will get away with a largely dry day, some sunny spells on thursday, longer spells of rain from the south—west through wales towards northern england and southern scotland. temperatures dropping a little bit in scotland and northern ir

night on the andunicators, nyu professor author scott galloway talks about the power of the largest technology companies in the united states with his book "the hidden dna of amazon." you think about who really knows you, is it your wife or your kids or your therapist? the entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you are about to getting gauged, if you are contemplating divorce. it knows what ailments you have. it knows what you have exposed yourself to. it is the real you. if there is a modern god, it is google. these organizations know who we are, no our intentions. personally invited them into the brightest and darkest corners of our lives. >> watch the communicators on c-span2. ♪ >> what does it mean to be american? that is this year's videocam competition question. students and teachers from all over the country are posting on social media about it. what does it mean to be an american? studentsudies investigating constitutional rights. from florida tweeted, civic students brainstorm ideas for c-span's studentcam. gary has two students recognize their projects. todd young

monday night on the communicators, nyu professor and author scott galloway talks about the power of the largest tech companies in the u.s., with the hidden dnae: of amazon, apple, facebook, and google." >> if you think about who really knows you, is it your wife, your kids, your therapist, your friends? i would argue entities that know the real you is google. google knows if you are about to get engaged, if you are contemplating divorce. youle knows what elements have, what ailments you are worried about having exposed yourself to. google is the real you. if there is a modern man god, it is google that sees everything. all of your intentions and how those intentions will likely translate into action. organizations know where we are, who we are connected with, no our feelings, no our intentions. openly invited them into the brightest and darkest corners of our lives. announcer: watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> each week, american artifacts takes you into museums and historic sites around the country. next, the baseball americana exhibit and the libra

. >> monday night, on the communicators, scott galloway talks about the power of the largest tech companies in the hiddenth his book, the dna of amazon, apple, facebook, and google. >> if you think about who really knows you, is it your wife come your kids, your therapist? i would argue the entity that really knows the real you is google. it knows if you are about to get engaged or contemplating divorce. it knows what ailments you have or are worried about having exposed yourself to. google sees everything, all of your intentions and how they will translate into actions. these organizations know where we are, who we are connected with, they know our feelings and our intentions. we have invited them into the brightest and darkest corners of our lives. >> watch monday night at 8:00 eastern, on c-span2. >> listen to the weekly podcast. this week, part one of a two-part interview. they share historical context for the trump presidency. >> somebody who has impeachment swirling around him and someone to heal a racial divide in the country. >> there is a real animosity between press and the presid

discovered by workmen clearing debris from a flooded coastal road beside drummore beach in dumfries and galloway drummore. what's the latest on the search katie? there is a very intense search going on here this lunchtime, in the last couple of hours we have seen the coastguard helicopter flying overhead, lifeguard teams out searching and dozens of people scouring the shoreline here. police say they are very worried about james and susan, the couple have not been seen since wednesday afternoon. their car was found washed up on a beach not far from their car was found washed up on a beach not farfrom here their car was found washed up on a beach not far from here at 730 yesterday morning. it's a lovely day here today albeit a bit windy, on wednesday it was a different story. iam wednesday it was a different story. i am told waves between 20—30 feet we re i am told waves between 20—30 feet were lashing the coastal road behind me. there are about 30 people involved in the search at the moment, they probably have only got a few more hours of daylight left. i am told the search is expected to continu

some drier moments further south, damper around the borders of dumfries and galloway.ing northumberland and into lancashire, west wales, cornwall, isles of scilly it turned wetter through the second half of the day. winds continue to pick up. a0 or 50 mph gusts here. not as strong across the midlands, east anglia, south east. dry and sunny by day. clear into the evening. clear skies in western scotland and northern ireland. which bodes well for those heading off to fireworks parties. rain in between. but it is the strength of the wind. tomorrow, not as wet, not as windy. we could still see gails quite wildly this evening, so if you are setting off fireworks or planning to, think very carefully before you do so. check your bonfires for hedgehogs before you light them. through tonight, the rain where we have got it will be confined down towards part of wales, south west england and through the midlands. stays dry in east anglia and the south east. made single figures here. but for most of you it will be a frost free night. just about all, thanks to those south—westerly w

rest of the uk is looking mostly dry, there is to be sunshine, lake district, ayrshire, dumfries, galloway few showers throughout the course of this evening but for most of us across the country, it is in fact, a dry evening and night, apart from that south—western corner here. by the end of saturday that rain realigns itself with the south coast and that means that anywhere from plymouth, exeter through portsmouth all the way through to dover, there could be some rain around first thing in the morning. on saturday, a lot of blue on our weather maps here which means that the area is still pretty chilly, the milder air in the atlantic is ready to come our way next week but for a time being, look at the arrows here. just about to see the faint arrows here, that light breeze blowing out of the east, southern counties wet on saturday. i don't think it is going to be raining all the time, the rain will come and go but elsewhere across the uk, saturday is actually not looking too bad with the rest of the sunshine in some western areas. that was saturday, this is sunday. notice further rain there

some drier moments further south, damper around the borders of dumfries and galloway.humberland and into lancashire, west wales, cornwall, isles of scilly it turned wetter through the second half of the day. winds continue to pick up. a0 or 50 mph gusts here. winds not as strong across the midlands, east anglia, south east. dry and sunny by day. clear into the evening. clear skies in western scotland and northern ireland. which bodes well for those heading off to fireworks parties. rain in between. but it is the strength of the wind. tomorrow, not as wet, not as windy. we could still see gails quite widely this evening, so if you are setting off fireworks or planning to, think very carefully before you do so. check your bonfires for hedgehogs before you light them. through tonight, the rain where we have got will be confined down towards part of wales, south west england and through the midlands. stays dry in east anglia and the south east. mid—single figures here. but for most of you it will be a frost free night. just about all, thanks to those south—westerly winds w

and my youth pastor and author scott galloway talks about the power of the largest tech companies in the u.s. with his dna the floor, the hidden of amazon, apple, facebook, and google. >> if you think about who really knows you, is it your wife, your kids, your therapist? i would argue the entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you are getting engaged, contemplating divorce. google knows what ailments you have, what you are worried about havinggoogle is the real you. if there is a modern man god, is google. it sees everything. and how theons intentions will likely translate to actions. these organizations know where we are, know who we are connected with, no our intentions -- know our announcer: intentions. what's the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> on newsmakers this things giving weekend, our guest is usaid administrator mark green, a former congressman with a deep background in diplomacy, humanitarian assistance, and development programs and sworn in in 2017. let me introduce the reporters who will be asking questions, the washington

monday night on the communicators, nyu professor and talks scott galloway about the largest tech companies in the u.s. in his book, the hidden dna of amazon, apple, and google. >> if you think about who really knows, your wife, kids, therapists. that know,ies google. google knows if you are about to get engaged, contemplating divorce. they know what ailments you have, what ailments you -- if there is a modern man god, it is google. they see your intentions and how the intentions will likely translate into action. these organizations know where we are, know who we are connected with, nor feelings and intentions. we have openly invited them into the brightest and darkest corners of our lives. >> watch the communicators monday night at eight eastern on c-span two. previously owned real america we have shown parts of a series from

tonight on the communicators, nyu professor and author scott galloway talks about the power of the largest tech companies in the u.s. with his book "the four: the hidden dna of amazon, apple, face it, and google." >> when you think about who really knows you, is it your wife, your kids, your therapist, your friends? i would argue the entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you are about to get divorced. have,ws what ailments you what ailments you are worried about having exposed yourself to. google is the real you. if there is a modern man god, it is google that sees all your intentions and how those intentions will likely translate into actions. these organizations know where we are, who we are connected with, no our feelings, our intentions. we have openly invited them in to the darkest corners of our lives. watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. announcer: u.s. representative niki tsongas of massachusetts sat down with c-span for an interview reflecting on her life and career in politics. ,he talked about her marriage her time in congress, and h

you all very much. [ applause ] >>> tonight on the communicators, nyu professor and author scott gallowaytalks about the power of the largest tech companies in the u.s. with his books, the four, the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook, and google. >> if you think about who really knows you, is your wife, your kids, is a therapist, that your friends, i would argue that the entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you are about to get engaged, if you're contemplating divorce, google knows what ailment you have had, what ailment you are worried about exposing yourself to, it is the real you if there is a modern man god it is google, that sees everything, all of your intentions, and how those intentions will likely translate into actions. so, these organizations know where we are, know who we are we are -- who we are connected with, no our intentions and we have openly invited them into the brightest and darkest corners of our lives.>> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >>> coming up on c-span 3, harvard law school hosting a discussion with judges

monday night on the communicators, nyu professor and author scott galloway talks about the power of the largest tech companies in the u.s. with his book the four, the hidden dna of apple, google. >> if you think about who really knows you, your wife, kids, arabist, are you the entity that --lly knows the you you is therapist, the one that knows you is google. they know what illness you have, what you are worried about having exposed yourself to. it is the real you. if there is a modern man god, it is google, seeing how your intentions will translate into actions. these organizations know where we are, who we are connected with, our feelings and intentions, and we have invited them in to the brightest and darkest corners of our lives. communicatorsatch on c-span 2. announcer 1: now, a soho form debate on gun laws in self-defense. topics include background checks, 3-d guns, army school officials and large magazine clip bands. this is one hour, 25 minutes. >> well put this down. , and announce the main event. to defend the resolution we have professor gary kleck. gary, please come to the s

the vehicle belonging tojim and susan kenneavy was discovered at drummore beach in dumfries and galloway led to flooding in the area found the car washed up on the beach. police say the couple haven't made contact with their friends or family — the search will resume tomorrow. thousands of people in england are to be prescribed an ultra—low calorie, liquid—only diet after initial trials showed it can reverse type two diabetes in people who've recently been diagnosed. nhs england says the diet will be used alongside an expanded programme that focuses on prevention. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. it's about cutting down. you know, small steps... at a community centre in leeds, the battle against diabetes is under way. reducing portion sizes and how frequent you have these naughty foods and all that... all the people here were on the cusp of developing type 2 diabetes. now they've been helped to lose a bit of weight and think about what they're eating. everybody should be educated about how we eat, what we eat, why we eat, and when we eat. i've lost so much weight. i feel

put more simply, sergeant thomas galloway from ohio said what we see now looks like a systematic killing. doctor william childs, he had to deal with the results of all of this carnage and antietam. he asked, who permits it? to see or feel the power is in existence that can hurl the masses of men against each other in deadly conflict, slaying each other by the thousands, it's almost impossible. that it is so. and why, we cannot know. from the moment the guns fell silent at antietam, the soldiers who fought, the families who suffered, the veterans who returned, the historians who have examined, visitors who question, all have tried to understand and give meaning to this event in american history. to make sense of a place that general george gordon who fought at 10 pm remembered as a hellish carnival. where there were four times as many american casualties as the were at d-day. six times as the were at pearl harbor. as we heard, the worst single day in american history. for 156 years people have worked to preserve, commemorate, appreciate, explore the fields and farms around maryland. just

best of the sunshine, weak district, shire, dumfries & galloway and used in parts of scotland catchingday, a lot of blue on our weather map which means the air is pretty chilly and that might look error out in the atlantic. look at the arrows here, that light breeze blowing out in the east, southern counties wet on saturday, i don‘t think it will be raining of the time, the rain will come and go but elsewhere across the uk saturday is actually not looking too bad with the best of the sunshine in some western areas. that was sunday, notice them further rain in the south—east. wonder concedes that —— london could see some damp weather in the afternoon but the further north west you aren‘t, the battered the weather will be. —— the better the weather will be. into next week, big weather system started spiral up into the atlantic and they will be heading in our direction, bringing some rain, some strong wind, detectors will probably pick up eventually but the winds will also strengthen the weak watching for a turbulent week next week. is hello, you‘re watching afternoon live, i‘m rebecca jo

heaviest across tom cruise and galloway. today. as we had on through the evening and overnight we have the remnants of the cloud continuing across scotland and northern ireland. clearer skies across england and wales. another weather front comes in from the west, introducing some rain. it will be breezy or windy with exposure. the temperatures are fairly remarkable. especially in the west. double figured temperatures, again where —— above where they should be by day, much less by night. as we push by the east temperatures are a little lower. as we had through tomorrow, we are dragging in this south—westerly wind. across the whole of the uk tomorrow it will be another mild day. we are going to start off on a grey note for england and wales. with low cloud, patchy mist and fog, some of that will be slow to clear as you would expect at this stage in november. we start to see holes punched in and amongst it, sunshine coming through. the same across scotland. for western scotla nd across scotland. for western scotland and norther