tonight we have giles milton, the international best-selling author. his most recent book is soldiers spy, how the allies won d-day, churchill's ministry of warfare, milton's work published in 25 languages. he is going to be in conversation tonight with caroline zancan, shes is author of local girl, and guiding her own writers through the wild ride of publication. acquisitions for holt include a reese witherspoon book club pick, the parking lot attendance, which was a "new york times" notable book, and short-listed for the center of fiction's first novel prize, and victoria, welcome, giles, welcome caroline, good to see you tonight. >> thank you so much, anna. so nice to be here. and hello, giles. >> hello. hello to both of you. hello to everyone. great to be here. >> i'll let you get on to what is best. >> i think giles and i are going to dive right into our conversation and our questions, rather than reading something. we have so much to talk about, i think we want to go right there if that's okay with you, giles. >> that works for me. >> all right.

>> giles martin: yeah.o our first show in three years, in three weeks' time. but we don't know where it's going to be, and we don't know what songs we're going to play. >> wertheim: as you listen to all the recordings for this project, what impressions did you arrive at, in terms of their chemistry? >> giles martin: my impression of it is that paul and john kind of knew that they were growing apart, and "let it be" was almost like a marriage that's failing, and they want to go back on their date nights again. >> wertheim: compounding matters, george harrison-- restless in his role and bristling under paul mccartney's driving ambition-- leaves the band after a week. >> jackson: it's the most low- key walk-out that you've ever seen in your life. it's just-- "i'm leaving now." "what?" "i'm leaving the band now." and then he goes. there's no fight, there's no argument, there's no disagreement. >> wertheim: john was in love with yoko and, in his words, he was mistreating his body. the band was competing for his

giles and i will dive into the conversation rather than reading something. we have so much to talk about. >> that works for me. >> wonderful. i worked with giles, it was my pleasure to read it a handful of times it was fascinating every time. it really does read as a thriller, a page turner, a wonderful book. the book is set after world war ii as the war was ending, during this time in four sectors in the book follows the leaders of those that germany was divided into and it was entertaining and shocking how many characters they were in this time. they are larger than life, felt i was watching a quentin tarantino movie. wonderful detail. i am curious if you knew this place was famous for these characters and that drew you to this subject matter or if you discovered it when doing research and ran with it. >> so many books published about the second world war, hundreds and hundreds and nothing is written about the immediate postwar period and for me it is a fascinating period because the whole world is up for grabs. the war has been won by the allies and who w

giles and i will dive into the conversation rather than reading something. we have so much to talk about. >> that works for me. >> wonderful. i worked with giles, it was my pleasure to read it a handful of times it was fascinating every time. it really does read as a thriller, a page turner, a wonderful book. the book is set after world war ii as the war was ending, during this time in four sectors in the book follows the leaders of those that germany was divided into and it was entertaining and shocking how many characters they were in this time. they are larger than life, felt i was watching a quentin tarantino movie. wonderful detail. i am curious if you knew this place was famous for these characters and that drew you to this subject matter or if you discovered it when doing research and ran with it. >> so many books published about the second world war, hundreds and hundreds and nothing is written about the immediate postwar period and for me it is a fascinating period because the whole world is up for grabs. the war has been won by the allies and who w

, trend hill, thanks for being he, giles. first of all, i mean just looking at that package and the last 15 years has been particularly busy. why is it so important? do you think, why was it so important to establish allergies very english for this region? i think we are a channel that is not based in a traditional power center, so we're not from london. we're not from washington model, from parents, not from berlin or we are. we are in a, in a, in a region of the world which isn't used to having international news channels based . and so by having, by being based here, and along with our editorial perspective, which is to provide all perspectives and alternative perfect. so that makes it really important that i think algebra english has such a wide range and scope and depth in its coverage. unlike many other or most other news organizations in spain, 15 years is there a particular story or stories that stand out for you that represent the motto, voice of the voiceless. really with been doing voice, the voiceless for every da

stain on the moral fiber of america could hopefully set a precedent for other victims held in american giles around the world. this is the 1st time that everyone got take here in anywhere. what these horrible things were done to them. now, i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government of the united states to keep secret what happened to be other people and police in portugal, raid homes and allegations, right? homes amid allegations that the countries un troops smuggling diamonds and drugs from the central african republic to europe. ah. either welcome to go mid day here in moscow you watching archie international. now the migrant crisis continues, the poland. valerie sport, there were thousands. people have been camping in harsh conditions for the last 2 nights, but is the political situation that does heat up the temperature there is only getting colder and among those sacrificing base comforts and a bit defined by the life of our families with children. now they are also enduring shortages of food and water while trying to keep warm in damp sleeping bags. among those we

and england�*s director of cricket ashley giles says that it�*s been hard to get the best preparation for last week was curtailed because of rain but giles says the mood in the england camp is still high: the schedules are very busy and riling now, the weather in brisbane is not its normal self so we have had a difficult week with that, but, what the guys you foe, what the guys have got as much as they possibly can out of this last week or so, and, you know it feels from being here like there a pretty good thing going in the camp. it�*s home to some of the world�*s best surfers and dishes up some of the best waves on the planet... but brazil isn�*tjust about epic battles in the world surf league — this next event got tails wagging. tanya dendrinos has more. cheering. these beaches are famed the world over. so why not catch a wave with your best friend? translation: his happiness on the board started gaining | other people�*s attention. my dog has such a good time on the board. brazil is synonymous with surfing and it was the pups that reign supreme in the surf dog festival. hanging te

thank you very much care giles, her chatham house. although watching the elements in our guerria, there's been a 3rd election there this year. it appeals appears to have again produced no clear winner. 3 exit polls give the prime minister boycott bought us off a narrow lead. but again, you could struggle to form a coalition to secure a 4th. tan is it center, right? guard party is projected to win between $23.00 and a half and 24.7 percent of the loads falling short. and the majority of force exit poll shows the new centrist group. we continue the change coming in 1st phase with 25.7 percent in its best place to form rule in coalition with and traditional main opposition. socialist python b s p, which is expected to finish that. on 14.4 percent. john har reports now from bulgaria. bulgarian industrial heartland, a mix of soviet era, architecture, and air polluting factories. per nick has the dirtiest air in the european union and anti corruption activists say the vote here stinks to. it's one among a number of towns where business lead

england's director of cricket ashley giles says the england squad has been impacted by the racism issuesashes series in australia. but giles says the squad have been closely following azeem rafiq's revelations about his time at yorkshire. the situation has also caused a lot of chance for discussion and reflection within the playing group. and they think deeply about these things. and this situation has affected people on this side of the world. it feels like we have a real diversity in our playing group, a group that works incredibly well together, support each other and in most instances, if not all, appreciates each other�*s differences. meanwhile, australia's assistant coach andrew mcdonald, is confident that their new leadership team, captain pat cummins and vice captain steve smith, can lead them to a successful defence of the ashes. cummins, who was vice—captain of the one—day and test squads, was named as australia's 47th test captain last week after the resignation of tim paine. he'll be the first fast bowler to lead his country in the white—ball game. i think it's a really good

tom giles joins us for an update on the story. they've already invested a ton in austin, samsung.t do they want to make in taylor? tom: we are looking at another big sum, $17 billion. another couple thousand people who might be employed there over the coming years. it's all about chip capacity, caroline. it's all about making sure that the next time we have a big supply constraint, big chip crisis like we've had over the last year and a half, that we are better prepared for it. the way to do that is making sure that the major chip manufacturers like samsung, like intel, have the capacity they need, and what you need to do for the future, you need to start now. it is a big investment and a big time commitment as well. caroline: it will be a few years until he comes online. they want to gain market share compared to some competitors here in the u.s. tom: there is a huge, cutthroat competition going on among the major advanced chip manufacturers. samsung, and don't forget tsmc based in taiwan. each of these players is working for market share. they want to dominate the most advanced

england's director of cricket ashley giles has broken his silence on the racism crisis rocking the sporta preparing for the ashes series. he says the players have been closely following azeem rafiq's revelations about his time at yorkshire. the situation has also caused a lot of chance for discussion and reflection within our playing group. and they think deeply about these things and this situation has affected people on this side of the world. it feels like we have a real

england's director of cricket ashley giles has broken his silence on the racism crisis rocking the sporthe says the coverage has had an impact on the squad who are currentily in australia preparing for the ashes series. he says the players have been closely following azeem rafiq's revelations about his time at yorkshire. the situation has also caused a lot of chance for discussion and reflection within our playing group. and they think deeply about these things and this situation has affected people on this side of the world. it feels like we have a real diversity in our playing group, a group that works incredibly work well together and support each other and in all instances appreciates each other�*s differences. and just because we think we haven't had enough snow in this programme, let's get a preview of what we might be seeing at the winter olympics in febraury. this is world champion charlotte bankes finishing second at the snowboard cross world cup at secret garden in china — the same course that will be used at the games. that's all from sportsday. i'll be back with you later in

thursday, mostly gile day. no umbrella until the evening. chance of showers will look light.ance of the early morning. you won't need your umbrellas. mix of sun and clouds on the sunshine returns next weekend by sunday. get ready for all the changes in the weather coming up. >> maybe with the forecast, finally i will be -- believe thanksgiving is around the corner. getting to sports with chris alvarez. chris: busy sunday, niners close out the week right here on abc 7. we will set -- we will tell you what they are doing to make ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. and also try alevex topical pain relief. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twis

open city councilmember noble gile was outraged over an innocent life lost. >> this is insanity.ee it every morning. the gang activity has risen, especially when it comes to young ones family members. it's on except double. cornell: the chp requesting tips from the public to help those -- catch those involved in the gunfight while they mourn an energetic little boy with a big smile. pournelle bernard, abc 7 news. dion: gone so soon. heartbreaking doesn't even begin to describe. fremont police tweeted condolences to the family, saying they are saddened by this tragic event. the department says its chief has been in contact with oakland's police chief, and they mutually share concern and outrage. moving on to new detai oncle upd at 22-year-old man is in custody and a 28-year-old man and a 44-year-old man were killed, with two other shooting victims, a man and a woman, who were hospitalized. night when they responded to a report of gunshots and screaming at a home. police are still investigating, but say there is no threat to public safety. developing news now out of houston, where

when messiah albany armed gerardo why therefore visit mister giles file manner than in the summer? has any of that facility with a lot of things or another on them? winton that that's of hobby alyssa. how do you do that? ah ah with hello there. let's have a look at your weather across north america and we're watching a winter snow storm blow from west all the way to the east, bringing temperatures down and dropping heavy snow across central areas of canada. for the south of this across the plains, an edging on woods to the great lakes. now we've got cold air behind this. it is bringing temperatures down in places like kansas city is going to bring snow, as i said, the parts of the great lakes, as it pushes through, bringing that wet weather to new england. we've got that string of rain edging all the way down to the south eastern states and have a look what it does to the temperature in new york city. if we look at the 3 day as a drop of about 10 degrees, by the time we get into saturday, there will be sunshine, but it is going to get wetter from monday. now, if we have a looked at

why, therefore, gazelle, mister giles, 5 minor than in the summer has any of that facility? it's what it means for another on them winton for that sub hobby alyssa had to do that. ah. the hello there. the weather remains rather once settled across northern parts of the middle east. not a cloud sharing up pay receipts may be down, paused recently, round the caspian sea, just to the northwest of tara. we had 77 millimeters afraid in 24 hours that disturbed weather. now, in the process of nudging a little further east with some dry skies coming back in behind, have got some showers. meanwhile, just cross c, a western side of saudi arabia, that could cause some localized study, a shout just drifting a little further east with as we go on into monday by monday elsewhere, she can see lassie settled in sunny little on the cool side temperatures here in tow how will struggle to get to 28 degrees celsius, s 82 in fahrenheit. the settle whether stretches right down across the gulf of aidan somalia, generally fine and settle. we have got a few showers just around the if you open the ri

oakland city councilmember noel gile was outraged over an innocent life lost. >> the reality is this is insanity. i see it every morning. the gang activity has risen, especially when it comes to the little ones, the young ones, family members. it's unacceptable. cornell: the chp now requesting tips from the public to help catch those involved in the gunfight while an east bay family mourns the loss of an energetic little boy with a big smile. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: this one hurts very deep. fremont police tweeted condolences to the family, saying they are saddened by this tragic event. the department says its chief has been in contact with oakland's police chief, and they mutually share concern and outrage. moving on to new details on a quadruple shooting in oakley that police say happened at a family party. a 22-year-old man is now in custody. a 28-year-old man and a 44-year-old man were killed, with two other shooting victims, a man and a woman, who were hospitalized. police say officers found a chaotic scene last night when they responded to a report of gunshots and sc

i said bake jazeera poland. care giles is a senior consulting fellow of the russian and eurasia programmer. chatham, how does, he says it's not clear what bellows and russia are trying to achieve in this crisis . neither of those 2 capitals actually stated there demarc, they've not said what it is they actually want to achieve by triggering this process. now it could be that some of the most easy and obvious gains for both of them have already been negated because it might have assumed that it would be easy to split poland from the you and to divide the yoga. how to respond to this process . and show within poland, which already had the argument with brussels. that actually the was not coming to say, but to everybody's surprise that you have responded in the right way to this. it's showing unity solidarity. it's backing poland. it's not giving me a hard time for not allowing these refugees through and it's stepping up sanctions against those parts in the human trafficking pipeline to actually cut off the flow to the border altogether. so it looked as though if the game was to try to discre

nancy hollander has described the importance of the trial for other victims held in clandestine giles around the world. nancy honda is an american criminal defense lawyer, mostly 9 for representing to guantanamo bay detainees as well as we supplied. chelsea manning charge in the us with the leak of classified data and who's really she won a nancy was betrayed by actress to jodie foster in the movie motor thing in a bag to get my detainees held without being charged will in her recent interview with us he's going underground, she described the case of magic. can he recently gave detailed account of torture used by america in the wake of the 911 attacks mitch con pleaded guilty to links with al qaeda and his sins cooperated with us authorities. nancy says his testimony may have wide repercussions. the 1st time a detainee is, has testified on, on torture. yeah, the quote, a stain on the moral fiber of america. what kind of torture and tortures would know being used at the supreme court. and in observe a, the case, of course, was using the senate committees investigation. what did the con

viewers by bringing to light stories that are otherwise less covered. hum, advise our dis, yellow and giles trend all is the managing director of al jazeera english. he says, the scope of the channels coverage distinguishes itself from other international networks. we are a channel that is not based in a traditional power center, so we're not from london. we're not from washington model from paris, not berlin or we are. we are in a, in a, in a region of the world which isn't used to having international news channels based . and so by having, by being based and along with our editorial perspective, which is to provide all perspectives and alternative perspectives. so that makes it really important that i think algebra english has such a wide range and scope and depth in its coverage. unlike many other or most other news organizations, we've been doing voice the voiceless for every day, every hour, every day for the past 15 years coverage we've done on the climate change and, and the cult some of the packages from the field. and earlier this year as well, about climate showing the effects of

tonight we have giles milton, best-selling author of 11 works of narrative history. his

did is he introduced the resolution censoring virginia senatorsol richard brent and william brant r giles because ty had disobeyed the virginia legislature which had instructed them to vote against the recharter of the national bank.v so this is an interesting episode in tyler's life. as i said, he graduated from college a bit full of himself brimming with self-confidence, but his resolution failed. the legislatureut immediately tabled the resolutions which in effect killed them. legislature adopted another set of resolutions. they still censored the two senators but adopted someone else's resolution. tyler realized at that time that his colleagues didn't really care whoe his daddy was and the didn't care that he was full of himself. that he had. a lot of self-confidence. and really for the first time in his life, tyler had been told that something he had done did not passs muster. he wasn't crushed by it, but it did take him aback. it did make him think that maybe this political life is going to beim a little bit more difficul than i thought at the outset. in 1813, tyler took another ste

tonight we have giles milton, best-selling author of 11 works of narrative history.

tonight we have giles milton, the international best-selling author. his most recent book is soldiers spy, how the allies won d-day, churchill's ministry of

a member of the drastic team, giles, a data scientist from new zealand, told "vanity fair" that i can't be sure that covid-19 originated from research related accident or infection from a sampling trip but i'm 100% sure there was a massive coverup. in 2012, dr. fauci was asked about this type of research and he said the benefits of such experiments and the resulting knowledge outweigh the risk. 2015, dr. ralph barak and a doctor of china, published their work to create a chimera using coronaviruses. dr. fauci's email, january 31, 2020, vierlings kristen anderson emails dr. fauci suggesting the coronavirus may have been genetically engineered. the next day, february 1, dr. fauci emails his deputy with the headline important and sends the 2015 doctor barrett article about creating a chimera from a coronavirus. april 18 of 2020, peter dazig of u.s.-funded ecohealth alliance working with chinese doctors thanks dr. fauci for publicly saying there was no evidence this was genetically engineered he does so without any evidence it came from any other source. peter dazig also got a letter publis