greta: ok. mary is in orangeburg, south carolina, a democrat. hi, mary. caller: hi, greta. i wanted to give a comment to the young man on earlier from florida telling the truth about how the senators mistreated obama with the filibusters. lot ofs like a republicans forgot about how he went out and campaigned on trying to get out, the country rebuilt, trying to get that rebuilt and was campaigning. he could get nothing done once he lost the senate and the house. it seems like it is a one-sided thing. or something. i do not know. saying that trump is raises, what is it when he says black people are too stupid to vote for him? president obama put out a statement after the results came in congratulating all that showed up, and noted the ofocrats taking control the house and several state governorships as well. i am hopefully going a returne will begin to validating public life, honesty, decency, compromising, standing up for one another by americans, not separated by our differences but bound together by one common creed." joyce in florida, a democrat, hi, joyce. are you?i, how

greta brawner yes. i heard you talking, i've been listening to you go on and on about the bad things about mr. trump, and he sounded much like stacey abrams, a crybaby down in georgia who can't find anything good to say about trump but it's always a bad thing. you have a problem with is a competence, obama did nothing. his gdp was just run 1%, he was a terrible president. trump has accomplished more than obama has done in eight years in two years. and i don't know what your complaint is, because you sound like a crybaby. you don't like his attitude? i think his attitude is great, is putting people down who have no idea what going on. all you can do is sit there and complaint. show greta brawner all right george. chris whipple i'm just trying to give you my honest opinion having a look of 50 years of presidential history and the chiefs of staff who served. the economy is booming, trump has accomplishments on his watch. he has got judicial appointments. it is true, however, that obama, in his last 18 mont

greta brawner good morning. i would like to say, i live in the south and in florida and they released state prisoners on an early basis. the recidivism of crime by these individuals that were released early, the clinton bill was hard but it ended the crack cocaine epidemic. and the money on heroin is so big on the streets especially in the south, that these guys are going to get out of jail. they will not be happy with a $10 per hour job. they will go back to doing what they did. this is a dangerous bill. that will put, i feel, the public in a lot of danger as well as police officers that work in these communities. greta brawner reaction. thank you for your remarks. i respectfully disagree. when we release people who have been incarcerated right into society without any programmatic activity that gives them skills, real skills that they can have an honest living, we do not deal with their trauma or the other issues they have. it is a recipe for disaster. that has what has happened the past 30 years. i disagree t

greta on the other hand demonstrated with a still applies at the maya for twenty one years hoping to find her granddaughter she succeeded. nobody around when i learnt about the truth i didn't want to believe it at first. but the d.n.a. analysis was positive and the food has been scary to had of me as a baby proved that it was so. all at once it was clear that my life having and i am going to get out of that. three hundred so called stolen babies like clodius still do not know who their real grandparents are clodius is one of the one hundred twenty eight fortunate ones who have regained their familial ties. the stolen children now have to reveal their true identity to their own children and reveal the lies because their previous identities were not true.

greta roar had a similar wait before she could take her granddaughter in our arms again know they are finally reunited. to have them dishonest that when i first met my true relatives it was very strange for me but over time we developed a relationship and we've become a real family and i want to give him a partisan knowing when i thought of me at. that clodius father briskets a son was seized by the argentinean military and murdered cloete it was then adopted and lived with her adoptive parents for twenty one years until discreet rediscovered her. cody a was very quiet and shy during the first year after this and she just sat there and felt unsure of herself because she had had a completely different family before. media clodius adoptive father had a top military job during the dictatorship hilo to political opponents like clodius parents to be thrown out of airplanes over the real deal of plotter their babies were then adopted. greta on the other hand demonstrated with a still applies at the maya for twenty one years hoping to find her granddaughter she succeeded. to bring her i'm go

greta cruz, come over here.t greta, ver here. she was about to give somebody a hug.s is one of our survivoogs. you may rze greta cruz, she's been living with it for a long time. you're dealing with it right now. >> i'm back in treatment but i'o g well. six and a half years out so it's just a real pleasure to be here and i have a great team this year. so glad to see you ain. >> wouldn't miss it for the world. >> cometh down us at 10:30, we're walking. >> give greta our love, doug. >> thanks, guys. >> check back in with you a bit. ws> in the meantime, an update to a breaking story we brought you yesterday morning t a shooting in northeast. this h00ppened at 6 in the morning on brentwood road. police say when they arrived at the scene they found 68-year-old nazir ahmad shot several times. he died at the hospital. >>> right now the cross-examinati red cross is trying to help dozens of fks apartment fire in reston. this is becon tr fee lane. te started in someone's kitchen, 30 people without a place to stay. >>> the thousands of troops president trump ordered to the borde

greta: okay, a toast to desert hot springs and our future.ke any i've ever seen. all you can eat, drink, and smoke. man #5: peer pressure? is that what it is? dan: yes. everybody's doing it. lemonis: enough high-grade pot for a grateful dead tour. the men and women here are owners and operators of the huge indoor marijuana farms in desert hot springs. they say federal laws that criminalize pot are out of step with the times. greta: i'm a republican, and i've been a republican my whole life. this is not me being a radical. this is having my eyes open. lemonis: greta carter is building a 30,000-square-foot facility, hoping that washington stays out of her way. greta: we all know. the people know. they're smarter than what our politics are at right now. but we know that this is -- the time is coming. lemonis: the growers here face the threat of a crackdown. but it's not slowing them down. dan: my facility's going to be 170,000 square feet of indoor medical marijuana. lemonis: dan osbourne is the owner of clc brand labs. i met up with him at his

why he wanted me to do greta that i do not know but i did see the girl with the program address which was valerie sheltie which i did identify in court. they were battering deep to change the story in a in face tape of high current and is doing these interrogation he himself is you putting words in my mouth prior part of the problem with police investigations is they too are subject to cognitive biases they think we know who did it and we're only going to pursue this particular case we don't care about all this other stuff they narrow their focus down to like one person they think that did it and then you know so this goes in support of your case that well maybe they're ignoring you know somebody else that might have been relevant to the case yes that does happen you don't need to have everybody involved in it all you needed the one man that is controlling the investigation because she decides who's going to be interviewed what's going to be buried what is going to be fabricated. and they did it. i sympathize with sam bashar saran that he took the rap. unfairly unjustly and does hones

guest 2: good morning, greta. when richard and i sat down yesterday discussing the bus program, to put it in perspective, in 1993, c-span only had two networks. we did not have a radio station. we did not have booktv on c-span 2 or age tv on c-span 3. the "washington journal" as we know it today was not around and c-span.org and the radio app were not around. as c-span has grown, so has the bus program. our core is still middle and high schools. it is fitting that we are at walt whitman because this was the first school in 1993. we expanded our outreach to universities, inviting students along the bus. c-span representatives go into the classroom when we take the bus to cap us we take this to major book festivals and talk to booklovers about c-span2's booktv. we talked to them about american history tv. this bus will be in the early primary caucus states, the national conventions and debates to talk to audiences about what we do at c-span. as richard said, the core has remained the same. this bus has been on the r

reconciliation this was the first visit to campian year by a german leader in decades and emmanuel micron greta chancellor merkel with demonstrative warmth. reviewing the troops of the euro corps franco german brigade the two leaders cross the clearing that there is testimony to a defining moment in european diplomacy. it was here that germany capitulated to france and its allies on november eleventh one nine hundred eighteen ending more than four years of carnage on the western front. mccrone americal unveiled a plaque in both languages reaffirming the value of franco german reconciliation in the service of europe and peace then another warm exchange before the pair later wreaths in tribute to the victims of the great war. they then moved on to the museum that houses a replica of the carriage used by the french general marshall founded on force as its headquarters at the site it was inside this wagon that fosse received the german delegation for the signing of the armistice they agreed the truce would come into effect on the eleventh day of the eleventh month at exactly eleven o'clock twenty t

she is also the mother of our two children, motts, age 11, and greta, age 8. they are both kind-hearted, thoughtful people who love to learn, to laugh, to ask why, and also why not. motts loves skiing and building things out of pretty much any object at hand. greta can always be found with a book or two and says that she likes everything about our family backpacking trips, except for the hiking. i should add at this point that both of my children have made very clear to me that in their view, i would be remiss if i did not mention that our family also includes a cat. the cat was not able to be present today. i'm also joined by my parents, dale and roberta miller. my father grew up on a dairy farm in colorado. my mother in the suburbs of chicago. when i was very young, they moved to san rafael, california, where i grew up and where they live today. by their example, they taught me the value of hard work, integrity, and a deep love for our country and its institutions. they made many sacrifices to give me the opportunities that i had, and i am very grateful for

guest 2: good morning, greta.hen richard and i sat down yesterday discussing the bus program, to put it in perspective, in 1993, c-span only had two networks. we did not have a radio station. we did not have booktv on c-span 2 or age tv on c-span 3. the "washington journal" as we know it today was not around and c-span.org and the radio app were not around. as c-span has grown, so has the bus program. our core is still middle and high schools. it is fitting that we are at walt whitman because this was the first school in 1993. we expanded our outreach to universities, inviting students along the bus. c-span representatives go into the classroom when we take the bus to cap us we take this to major book festivals and talk to booklovers about c-span2's booktv. we talked to them about american history tv. this bus will be in the early primary caucus states, the national conventions and debates to talk to audiences about what we do at c-span. as richard said, the core has remained the same. this bus has been on the roa

greta, get well soon. host: thank you. , the: what i would say president has every right not to .nswer questions a president should answer questions. not because it was the smart move as an individual. it is because he is the president of the united states. i thought bill clinton was wrong in creating this narrow scope of questions. i still don't understand why can start agreed to that. he is the president accused of violating federal law. they should investigate those questions. the rightshave all of citizens. bill clinton could have just said i'm going to plead the fifth. i'm not going to answer a question. that would be the end of it. instead he tried to talk himself around perjury and ended up committing perjury. a federal judge said it was perjury. that is the one thing the president can't do. you are going to refuse to answer and be held in contempt? you can't live. he has not made many statements to investigators. he's only made written answers. vulnerability is actually much limited. the people tha

. >> greta ger win is directing.he brings heart and emotion with it. >>> heart and emotion is something "dancing with the stars" brings. it was an emotional night last night for john schneider. >> what's making you emotional right now? >> that my kids still weren't here. >> the booted contestant broke down backstage after none of his three now adult children ever showed up to root for him in the crowd. they've been estranged during john's contentious four-year long divorce battle with their mom. >> i look in the crowd every monday. >> do you see yourself reconnecting with them at all? >> i would love to. it's kinda up to them with what they do with that. >> in 2014 schneider's ex ellie filed to end their 21-year marriage. in june when john claimed he couldn't afford a $19,000 a month alimony payment the 58-year-old had to spend time in jail. he credits dancing and his girlfriend for getting him through. >> i needed happiness and i have it. >> we got it. >> so thank you. >> and there was more emotion during country ni

meanwhile, big news for customers like greta. >> i am constantly browsing on amazon. i probably make purchases somewhere around ten times per month. >> reporter: amazon today announced free shipping for all customers this holiday season, not just prime members. as the retail goliath grows bigger by the day. tom costello, nbc news, crystal city, virginia. >>> we're learning details about a wedding tragedy. a newlywed couple celebrating with family and friends and taking off in a helicopter and sadly never making it to their destination. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: college sweet hearts bailee and will were married saturday night. after a joyful celebration, the couple left their reception in texas and boarded a helicopter bound for san antonio, by soon happiness turned to heart break. >> just be advised there are no survivors. >> reporter: federal authorities say the chopper crashed after midnight five to ten minutes after taking off killing the newlyweds and their pilot. a vietnam veteran who officials described as very experienced. this image shows the

caller: bless you, greta. and thank you for speaking there. we vote by mail. it is very simple, easy. i don't need to wait until the talking heads. my vote. trump that check those taxes and him up and the vote for the epublicans is a vote against medicare and social security. the coming up on "washington journal" we will look at the battleground state you can a so i hope continue to watch. john in massachusetts voting on election day. any concerns? caller: yes, i do. i think both parties are corrupt. been going on since the conception of this country by fathers who were masons, ok? the problem that we have had is an attack on people with melanin in your skin. it is a continuation of he descendants of descent. "wall street journal" -- ers and people is host: we will go to south name your town, mallon? is moncks corner. he air.ou are on t caller: i was wondering why we paper ballots we wouldn't have to worry about all the states being hacked. and just hire more people but you know you are getting the the way it is supposed to be. that is my comment. not paper ba

do not get greta if someone gets rich and there are poor people who need help why don't the rich help those who are poor and suffering. at least that begin with it's unfair for some people to be wealthy and to have a few rich families owning land and farms while others have to sleep on the streets of fallujah on a mushroom up. to a point there are even people who live on the dump because they have no other home . on a mowing. the state's presence in slums like dan dora is nonexistent even the police avoid the area. those who want to escape the drugs in the crime have to help themselves. the initiative done door a hip hop city tries to do just that with music that was what it was but. it's a safe space where young people who want to make music and to get advice on financial issues. in this are only. programs where we get artists from around. this programs we have programs for. it is a. program where i placed a savings so that whenever they want to do their new way. to access. some support in the group. they're just small steps but it's a glimmer of hope for many young people in the slu

. >> reporter: back at the health right mobile medical unit, i asked dental hygienist greta nelson if she expected the situation to change any time soon. >> in my lifetime, i don't see it changing to where we're going to get a health care s that's going to take care of people the way that it should. a lot of our patients are working poor. these people work two jobs but still don't have the means necessary to provide dental care for their family or for themselves. >> sreenivasan: newshour's jeffrey brown is at one of the country's biggest book fairs this weekend in miami. watch him interview authors on our website at pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: for nearly 25 gears, the band wilco has been bending the of rock, country and independent music. lngong a critical darthe group has built a legion of fans without ever scoring a top ten hit. but with his new memoir, the singer, songwriter and wilco frontman jeff tweedy appears to have a literary hit on his hands. newshour weekend's christopher booker recently sat down with tweedy in wilco's chicago loft- sustudio to discuss aal career spen

yeah well greta the extent. and raveling forty years of being a member of a super national organization is not going to be easy and there's lots of complexities about the whole situation that anybody that was charged with negotiating bricks it is going to have to deal with but the fact remains that. we're in a situation now where the deal that's on the table is one that will see britain in a formal possibly technical sense leave the you but it will remain bound by the rules of the you for the forseeable future with no apparent mechanism to get out of the i mean in a way those that say that it's a worse situation than currently being member of members of the e.u. are to some extent correct because we will be in a situation where we are whether it's in a transition period or potentially into any sort of backstop agreement if we don't have a kind bespoke agreement we'll be in a situation where we don't actually have the mechanism to leave because we will need the european union's agreement to do that while still in

greta's deaths are caught on body camera footage so we have some significant problems right now we have to continue to remain vigilant in terms of pushing for police accountability greater transparency and body camera policies that strike a balance between public safety as well as police accountability one of the things i've noticed is that the n.r.a. is incredibly profoundly silent during these cases in the shooting death of the shooting death of a man to bradford jr on thanksgiving it was reported that he had a permit he was a legal gun owner he was doing exactly what the gentleman in the mall who stepped up to do you know he was sure he was trained to be the good guy with the gun right and of getting shot and we don't see the n.r.a. doing anything to stand up for him and his rights is this another case like the full and castiel case where there's a different set of rules like the for the second amendment only applies to white people apparently i'm missing something or is that literally i mean it seems like you know owning a gun while black is also another problem why is why is there

including those you know very well that it's not possible because china that's true but they're very greta that i mean for good reason but we had a few get to know delicious till seven to eight where we together with united states invited them to join us and i think that's about a better idea imagine that we approached the. same way that the two of. them of weapons of mass destruction united states just were also said you know we will just go ahead that it's not constructive matters most but that but i think it's also not very constructive to ask china to abandon him to mediate the range ballistic missiles when ninety five percent of its nuclear arsenal is based on the class of weapons i mean even if china wants to demonstrate some goodwill does it have a technical military capacity to. give what is being asked of it yeah but this is the situation where you take a decisions also feel like major uncertainty and you are going to wait this uncertainty with these you have. while structural promise to hold a system is uncertain but just destroying the regime you may convince certain to be why y

greta, get well soon.ost: thank you. , the: what i would say president has every right not to .nswer questions a president should answer questions. not because it was the smart move as an individual. it is because he is the president of the united states. i thought bill clinton was wrong in creating this narrow scope of questions. i still don't understand why can start agreed to that. he is the president accused of violating federal law. they should investigate those questions. the rightshave all of citizens. bill clinton could have just said i'm going to plead the fifth. i'm not going to answer a question. that would be the end of it. instead he tried to talk himself around perjury and ended up committing perjury. a federal judge said it was perjury. that is the one thing the president can't do. you are going to refuse to answer and be held in contempt? you can't live. he has not made many statements to investigators. he's only made written answers. vulnerability is actually much limited. the people that

why he wanted me to greta that i do not know but i did see the girl with the program address which was valerie sheltie which i did identify in court. they were battering deep to change the story in a in face tape of hank earn and is doing these interrogation he himself is you putting words in my mouth pryor part of the problem with police investigations is they too are subject to cognitive biases they think we know who did it and we're only going to pursue this particular case we don't care about all this other stuff they narrow their focus down to like one person they think that did it and then you know so this goes in support of your case that well maybe they're ignoring you know somebody else that might have been relevant to the case yes that does happen you don't need to have everybody involved in it all you needed the one man that is controlling the investigation. because she decides who's going to be interviewed what's going to be buried what is going to be fabricated. and they did it. i sympathize with sam bashara saran that he took the rap. unfairly unjustly and does honestly o

if you can give us a little bit more time, i would like to invite greta would give you an overview ofthe key site specifics. >> thank you. good afternoon. >> it shows the three-story community centre. the separate and adjacent alex picture event pavilion and on the lower right-hand corner, the proposed education building. as well, on the corner, the highly visible activated green space that david spoke to. it was very important to the community that this space not be hidden behind the building and that it's engendered the idea of public access and it would be receptive, welcoming and in a safe outdoor space. key community priorities for this green space include a small amphitheater for events, cafÉ seating, a public plaza, natural exercise features and activated players for children, family picnic areas, playground for the children centre, childcare center and landscaped areas with walking paths. the design you just saw was informed by early concept designs that we propose to the community. many of those highly important components are shown here with precedent examples of outdoor eve

joining me now in studio is greta van susteren.ered numerous us elections, travels the world for her reporting and is the anchor of plugged in, a show on voice of america. thanks very much coming in. the last couple of weeks, you have been to colombia, mexico and mongolia. i'll be talking about these midterms in those countries? i'm seeing a huge amount of interest around the world. there is a huge interest. iwas in venezuela and is a lot of attention, some people want the us to get more involved. they are concerned. we like a strong president, president trump has said the words many want to hear. the world is watching this one. more so than in any other midterm i have covered. even with the discussion just about the woman falters, they may key. i am not so sure i trust the pollsters. in 2016, the women were key then. if you go back to wisconsin, women were called and they were appalled, if a stranger calls and you are going to say i am going to vote, or the women who's going to change history? then you go behind the curtain and yo

as well as greta jones who is a senior design manager at d.p.w.she will speak shortly on the specifics. i like to provide you with some context. provide you with context for this project. the southeast plant is our agency's oldest and largest wastewater treatment plant. is located in the heart of bayview and responsible for treating 80% of our combined rainwater and sewage flow. as i mentioned, it is located in the heart of bayview's hunters point and encompassing a ten block area between oakdale avenue and evans avenue, one block west of the third street corridor or. the plant was expanded to the current footprint in 1982 to comply with the 1972 federal community water act. next line, please. during this time, community members self organized to ensure that the city and the state would address social, economic and environmental impact of the treatment plant expansion. led by the big six,. the community successfully security mitigation agreement with the city in 1982. this agreement read, the construction of a commercial greenhouse and skilled tra

caller: good morning, greta. thank you for c-span.that money out rules-- is one money out ideas, democracy is dead. i also want to tell you -- host: we're listening. caller: additionally, you have -- if youor scott check the record, i watched the trial. his company was fined $1.7 billion and he got off "gottfried." free.tt he's been $75 million on the first campaign, and they are using money ideas and that is scary and that is dividing us up. it is very upsetting to me because i spent the best years of my life as a u.s. navy officer, defending and protecting our rights. this is not correct. it doesn't matter whether you are a republican or democrat. we need to get money out of politics, and we need to find out where all of this money comes from. and we need to have a tax structure that taxes the super rich at a higher rate than it does you and i. host: there is a story in the papers today about how money, outside money, in one of the house races, was not the deciding factor, and that money doesn't always prevail. that if enough people

(nat-music)greta van fleet's first full-lenth album has given the michigan rockers their first billboardber ones! "anthem of the peaceful army" tops the magazine's top rock albums chart, and the band tops billboard's "artist 100" chart, as the top musical act in the u-s."naomi!""naomi, straight ahead!"naomi watts is headed to westeros! the actress has signed on for a significant role in a prequel to h-b-o's "game of thrones," co-created by original author george r-r martin. the new series is set thousands of years before the events of "game of thrones," and watts' character is described as "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret." aren't they all? in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. (ácommercialá) checking in on your morning forecast. a new month and a warm start to november in the forecast. daytime highs today will warm further through the 70's and 80's with skies remaining mostly sunny to partly cloudy. temperatures will cool slightly into next week after our warm weekend ahead. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb

caller: good morning, greta. thank you for taking my call. don't know if we should completely cut ties, that might be too severe. i think there should be some form of punishment. the lady from new york said there is no evidence, they could have taken him out in the park or robbery, there is evidence, there is a tape. the head of the cia flew to turkey and the president in an interview with chris wallace this past sunday mentioned he knows of the tape and it was horrific and he doesn't want to listen to it. everybody knows what happened and it is hard to believe mohammad bin salman was unaware of such an activity. two private planes flew to his temple to take care -- istanbul to take care of this job. that whate first time is in the best interest of saudi arabia is also the best interest of saudi arabia. saudi arabia should be given a pass. when bill o'reilly interviewed the president after he took office, he told him putin is a killer and the president said there are a lot of killers. are we innocent? we should air that again. the president o

why he wanted me to greta that i do not know but i did see the girl with the program address which wasvalerie shortly which i did identify in court. they were battering deep to change the story in take in face tape of hank earn and is doing these interrogation he himself is you putting words in my mouth pryor part of the problem with police investigations is they too are subject to cognitive biases they think we know who did it and we're only going to pursue this particular case we don't care about all this other stuff they narrow their focus down to like one person they think they did it and then you know so this goes in support of your case that well maybe they're ignoring you know somebody else that might have been relevant to the case yes that does happen you don't need to have everybody involved in it all you needed the one man that is controlling the investigation. because she decides who's going to be interviewed what's going to be buried what is going to be fabricated and they did it. i sympathize with sam bashara saran that he took the rap. unfairly unjustly and does honestly