it's a book on graham greene and it's going to be called graham greene in love and war. so there's a lot to be said. i think it's going to show how fact and fiction is hard to separate. we get a bit of that today here. nobody thought that was funny. okay. anyway. kevin's book, churchill and the bomb, in war and cold war is timely today. it covers amongst other things the close relationship with lord charwell, grand papa and lord charwell. i knew him slightly, like i was a fly on the wall because he was often at chartwell. he wasn't -- didn't relate well. he didn't relate much to the church or the children didn't relate well to him. we had a much better relationship with monty. he took a real interest in people. anyway, the prof was an important person for grand papa because he could bat ideas back and forth with him on science. it wasn't in the house of commons. he could work out his own ideas and understood. that is one of the things i've been interested in, in this book. so now i give you the wolf kevin ruane who will tell us some wonderful things about his book. [ app

it is a book on graham greene, and it will be called "graham greene: in love and war." [laughter] edwina: there is a lot to be said. i think it will show how fact and fiction is hard to separate. and we get a bit of that today here. nobody thought that was funny. ok. [laughter] edwina: anyway, kevin's book "churchill and the bomb in war and cold war" is timely today. it covers the close relationship with lord chartwell. i knew him slightly, like i was a fly on the wall because he was often there. but he did not relate much to the children, or the children did not relate much to him. he had a much more fun time with monty. field marshal montgomery, who would play croquet and took a real interest in people. anyway, the prof was an important person for grandpapa because grandpapa could bat ideas back and forth with him on science, and it wasn't the house of commons. he could try to work out his own ideas and what he felt and understood. so, the prof was a very important person, and it is one of the things i have been interested in in this book. so now, i give you the wonde

it's a book on graham greene, and it's going to be called "graham greene: in love and war slow. . so there is a lot to be said. i think it's going to show how fact and fiction is hard to separate. and we get a bit of that today here. nobody thought that was funny. okay. anyway, kevin's book, "churchill and the bomb" is timely today. it covers amongst other things the close relationship between charwell, grandpapa and lord charwell. i knew him slightly like i was a fly on the wall because he was often at chartholm. he didn't relate much to the children or the children didn't relate much to him. we had a much more fun time with monty. >> field marshal montgomery, who would play croquet and took a real interest in people. anyway, the prof was an important person for grandpapa because he could -- he could grandpapa could bat ideas back and forth with him on science. and it wasn't the house of commons. he could just find out, try to work out his own ideas and what he felt and understood. so the prof was a very important person. and that's one of the things that i've been interested in

today he went golfing with lindsey graham and aside from fairways and putting greens, the two men discussedon. air force one went wheels up at 535 eastern for the two hour flight back to joint base andrews. before leaving he posted one final tweet, again hammering the media. very little discussion about the fake news media. major lies written in force to be withdrawn after they're exposed. a stain on america. they began with this week, getting closer and closer on the bill shaping up even better than predicted. the house and senate are working hard in the end result will be not only important but special prayer the timeline of that compromise bill, here's house majority leader kevin mccarthy with maria bartiromo. >> they have two different bill bills. structurally they are similar. they will work out the differences. hopefully they will get that done this week and we come back next week and build on it. >> the president began his for the weekend in pensacola, holding an enthusiastic make america great again rally where he urged alabama voters to elect roy moore over jones in the special ele

green light? he was against the graham/cassidy moves. is he a rubber stamp for the republicans? >> he's a disrupter and running anti-mcconnell. if he comes to vote with the party, that would be problematic. he'll use the tax bill as a causal against his opponent doug jones. >> i want to touch on conyers here. there's rumor that he's going to retire at the end of the year. garrett laid out how that will not be good enough for democratic leadership here. but julia, is there anything they can do? >> no. this is a stark dpexample of ho the sexual assault claims that are percolating all throughout society have a different feel when it comes to politics, because voters are ultimately these people's bosses. it is not a person that can be fired by a ceo. >> what is interesting when you look at this broadly is the question of who stays and who goes. and there's been a lot of discussion around this, rightfully so in recent days. john conyers is going to leave, al franken is not, and essentially roy moore will be a member of the senate. there is a moment of reck anything and grabmeppling o

fellow defensive end brandon graham is promoting racial equality with his cleats with this sleek gold, greennd of color. phrase is rise, to win, he says it speaks out against discrimination and harassment of any kind and it is gold standard, that everybody with respect and dignity, what a nice notion right there and team captain and league social justice leader malcolm jenkins he came out that he is not raising his hand in protest anymore. he says his cleats are about fighting for justice and criminal justice reform and he has special guest design them. >> i actually got a sixth grade class, over here in west philadelphia to design the cleats. i said what does justin and equality look like to you? as you can see they have got respect, love, racial equality , change and also says justice has its route in equality. this is from the sixth grade class at jubilee school in west philadelphia i can't wait to wear these. >> how about that, nicely done , sixth graders from that school jubilee and torey smith , they are also doing this one. after all this after they wear them to raise money for their

defensive ends, brandon graham , firmly secured the win in the last second of the game returning a fumble for a 25- yard touchdown, and thrilling the overwhelmingly green clad crowd at the la column see up. >> great atmosphere, great game, a lot of back and forth, definately the kind of game that you're going to travel 3,000 miles to see, you got your monet he is worth. >> despite the loss of the manhattan widely regarded as the evening else most valuable player, they say don't count out quarterback nick foles and the birds out just yet. >> was here before. he knows the system. and like we got to back him up he knows he has to take up the slack. >> there is still a chance for superbowl. i don't think the season is gone because wentz could be out. >> carson wentz's injury comes with three games left in the season. the eagles will play yet another away game, against the giants on sunday. from philadelphia international airport, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 " eyewitness news," still waiting for doug pederson's news conference, we will bring it to you live when it begins. new allegations of sexual allegations against

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with hopes and greens and love and families just like them, then their legislative agenda becomes untenable. for them toptable promote this bill that we are in fact human beings. lindsey graham could not tolerate seeing my face and hearing my voice. he had to run away. and that is what the entire republican party is doing. it is running away from the american people. it is just as removed from humanity as possible. i close with this. american people, this is our government. this is our democracy. [applause] barkin: there is only one and to fightack the money driving this drain towards us -- this train towards us. this is way to defeat if the american people rise up. voices,to elevate our and we need to say this is our government. this is our congress. this is our democracy, and we reject the politics of human oppression. politics ofe ignoring the american people, and we insist on a government that represents us. over the coming days, over the coming weeks, over the coming months, and in november of 2018, rise with me. rise with us. reclaim this congress. reclaim this democracy, because together, we can build a better country. [applause] barkin: it is my great honor to introd

lindsey graham there in washington says, you know, he should not wind up with the regular rights of an american citizen, which he is not. he is a legal resident of the united states with a green try him as enemy combatant. is there? i suggestion by the department of justice that that's a good idea and they would follow through with that? >> i don't want to get ahead of any announcements i think judge napolitano explained this well a few minutes ago. that being said, we have prosecuted 500 or so terrorism-related suspects since 9/11. 70% of those have been preliminary reports have shown that 75% of those have been foreign-born. so i do think that when we want to look on how to prevent this moving forward, which has to be our number one homeland security goal, preventing terrorism is about fixing our legal immigration system. and bringing in people with the highest likelihood to flourish in this country. brian: any first year law student could make sure to convict this guy. they caught him with the bomb. four cops found him. we have him on video. we need to know what he knows. and if we read him his miranda rights and don't delay that prospect. we probably will never know. don'