nef, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome, hari.i have a question. you -- i was very excited you were on the show. i think you were e well, because you tweeted about it. >> oh, my god, yeah. i'm doing my talk show leg cross. >> seth: oh, wow. [ light laughter ] >> i'm ready to rock and roll. >> seth: it's really good. the cross is really good. >> thanks. [ laughter ] i have been practicing it my whole life. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, so this i culmination of a life's work. >> yeah. i would like to thank my mom.re >> seth: okay,. [ laughter ] you tweeted at me, so i saw this.s. it said, "hey what's tea?" [ laughter ] now, i -- you ow, look, i'm older than you. i may be little out of it. i have no idea what that question means. [ laughter ] >> okay.do let me break i for you. >> seth: thank you. >> i mean, you know -- >> seth: break it down meaning explain? [ light laughter ]om >> i mean, i-- i come from a lineage of women such as barbra streisand. >> seth: okay. >> and bette midler and wh lady gagactually began their careers performing

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hari sreenivasan reporting live from new york. thankshari. we now turn to two guests with extensive experience dealing eswith security-related is juliette kayyem served in the department of homeland security during the obama administration s focused on domestic an international terrorism throughout her career. she's now a lecturer at harvardi univ's kennedy school of government.s joseph funk member of the u.s. secret service for 21 years, where hprserved on the ection details of former presidents george h.w. bush and bill clinton. he's now the senior vice president of torch-stone global, a security advisory firm.d welcome both of you to the program. joseph funk, to you first, what do you make of this? can you compare what's happened today up and down the east coast to anything else you've seen in your career? >> well, judy, good evening. it's a pleasure to be here. the eventsf today, i cannot remember of any concerted effort, in my experience, other than some of the bombing campaigns that have happened in new york in thearly 1900s, the weathe

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that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks f watching.ve a good night. y captioning sponsoredet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newsho weekend is made possible by: bernard and iren.tz sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter.rb a hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of amerisi-- ing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're yourme reti company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. be more. pbs. n' mimonumental cemetery. while there are many evocative cemeteries in europe, this oneon- with its emoti portrayals of the departed and their heavenly escorts -- in the melodramatic art styles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries -- is in a class by itself. it's a vasen art gallery of proud busts and grim reapers, heartbroken ang

thank you hary much. >> you. >> woodruff: and the state of american society inour political divide is the subject of the state of our political discourse is the sboject of a ne by republican senator ben sasse of nebraska. it's called "them: why we hate each other and h to heal." we spoke this evening and i began by asking about the increasing number of false statements recently made by the president. >> i think political tribalism is rampant in our times because theris this collapse of local tribes, good tribes, natural s some, traditional tri more and more people are processing their politics, not 'rprimarily as what thfor, but as a form of anti-tribe. what are we against, soi thi you do see a willingness among the american public to accept more falsehoods th would have seemed normal at most moments in u.s. history past, because people a hear them as kind of rhetoric that is mostly a framing of the other side d the things that we're against. e need a politics that isn't chiefly that, thn't chiefly against. we need a lot more we and a lot. less t >> woodruff: how do you hold the presi

he was injured during the all blacks' win over south africa on saturday haris sohail made a century as pakistan posted a commanding a82 all out on the second day of the first test agaisnt australia in dubai. australia were 30 without loss at the close. the former australia opener matthew hayden said he "dodged a bullet" after he was injured whilst out surfing. he posted a picture of himself after he fractured a bone in his neck and tore ligaments in the accident off stradbroke island in queensland. hayden who is a6, thanked everyone who'd helped him and said he was on the road to recovery. "the biggest thing you can have here is hope," the words of double olympic champion dame kelly holmes who is in malawi on a mission to improve lives through sport. she was recently made an honourary colonel in the british army and is taking part in a series of physical challenges to raise awareness of the country's need for better nutrition. there are around ten million children under the age of 16 in malawi. 50% of them have stunted growth and 20% are underweight. infant mortality rates are high, wi

haris sohail was their star with the bat, scoring his maiden test century.ore he eventually fell to nathan lyon. asad shafiq also had a great day at the crease with 80. pakistan lost their last six wickets for 72 runs. you have to go back over 10 years when someone other than cristiano ronaldo or lionel messi won the ballon d'or. both are in the running once again for world football's most prestigious award, along with 28 others who are being shortlisted on monday. one of them is ronaldo's former teammate lu ka modric. the croatia and real madrid midfielder has already won fifa's best male player award. he helped his country reach the world cup final in russia where he won the golden ball for best player. antoine griezmann, a world cup winner with france is nominated alongside international teammate and chelsea midfielder n'golo kante. for the first time this year, they are also going to give out an award for the best female player of the year. a list of 15 nominees were announced on monday. one of the nominees is the player who won the bbc‘s women's footbal

at in san frais yestda serviso hary ronan addre proposed change. >> if proposition 10 passes, what that means is we as local legislators will have the ability to craft those targeted local solutions to protect renters from eviction and from displacement from our city. >> the group says they're trying to balance what they call a flood of spanish language ads placed by the anti-prop 10 campaign. real estate brokers say the measure strips away the rights of property owners. if you want to learn more about exactly what's on the ballot, we have a full voter guide. go to abc7news.com/election. >>> tonight is your chance to wane -- we keep saying this, but they upped the ante. a world recor jackpot. >> mega millions is at $1.6 billion. more than $2 billion is up for grabs if you combine the mega millions and powerball jackpot. we spotted a man spending $1300 on an office pool. one person spent 3 grand at 7-eleven. many are already dreaming of what they'll do with the money. >> i'll act like i'm still broke at work and then just go take a nice vacation. >> i like the way she thinks. >> she's a

in colorado springs, i'm hari sreenivasan for the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: finally tight, the next episode in our facebook watch series features anthony scaramucci, president trump's short-lived former communications director. here's a short preview. >> my wife and i were having some issues in our marriage. she definitely did not want me to go to washington, so again i put my pride and ego in place and it ultimately almost destroyed my family. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff.ne join us onnd again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> arnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and necurity. at ce.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by

plus, our hari sreenivasan speaks to. reddit co-founder alex ohanian. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. the first monday in october every year is the start of a new term for the united states supreme court. republicans in congress had hoped to see brett kavanaugh long confirmed by now and sitting on the bench. but, as they say, even the best laid plans can go awry. after dramatic testimony from kavanaugh and his accuser last week and an even more dramatic display of people power against a key senator, the fbi has now begun a limited investigation of accusations against kavanaugh. here are the two sexual assault survivors, ana maria archila and maria gallagher, confronting republican jeff flake after he said he would vote for kavanaugh. >> what you are doing is allowing someone who actually violated a woman to sit on the supreme court. this is not tolerable. >> and now flake has said this did affect his decision to call for more investigation. >> i just knew that we couldn't move forw

years for her boyfriend's crimes, cindy shank and her brother, the filmmaker rudy valdez, talk to our hari sreenivasan about the compulsory sentence that tore their family apart. >>> uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour & co." when bea tollman founded a collection of boutique hotels, she had bigger dreams, and those dreams were on the water -- a river, specifically -- multiple rivers that would one day be home to uniworld river cruises and their floating boutique hotels. today that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt, and more. bookings available through your travel agent. for more information, visit uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by rosalind p. walter, bernard and irene schwartz, sue and edgar wachenheim iii, the cheryl and philip milstein family, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. turkish officials have now entered and searched the saudi consul's home. while "the new york times" is revealing details of a grisly audio tape that purports to c

hari sreenivasan has a report tonight on what maine is promising college graduates if they agree to live and work in the state. 'lr the next four tuesdays, be looking at different ways of "rethinking co" a periodic series we do for our weekly segment on "making the grade." >> sreenivasan: mainoiis famous for gulls and fishing ports, end les miles of rocky coastline, lighthouses that seem made for postcards and, of course, the crustacean that is dipped in butter and served up for a luxurious dinner. but the state is also known for having the oldestopulation in the nation. the median age here is 43, and the trend has some local businesses concerned. dana connors is the president of the maine state chamber of commerce. >> right now 400,000 or one-third of our population is at retirement, has recently retired or is about tor retie. >> sreenivasan: in oo reverse that aging workforce, lawmakers came up to an idea, an offer tol recent colege graduates, come and live and work in maine, and we'll help you pay off your student loan. >> come back home. we'll help you pay off your student debt. >> i

hari sreenivasan went to newark to see how rutgers university is tapping into students' passions for working on social justice as pa of a special program. it's for our weekly segment on education, "making the grade." >> if you don't accept me, that doesn't mean i'm not a man. >> sreenivasan: 7:00 a.m. is early for any college student, and these honors students have decided to take on a complicated topic: what it means to be a man of character. >> real men of character are not afraid to share what they've been through. >> the test of a man, is the fight that he makes, the grit that he daily shows, the way that he stands upon his feet, and takes life's numerous bumps ows. >> sreenivasan: the students are part of a new scholars program at rutgers university in newark, called honors living learning community, or h.l.l.c. professor timothy eas their dean. >> a man when driven against the wall still stands erect and h hed high is the man who will win. >> sreenivasan: honors programs are popping up all ovethe country. it's a way for colleges to attract top talent. but rutgers in newark is t

hari does and only two dollars a day. he's borrowed almost three thousand dollars seeking treatment for his son. it will take years to pay back. here to. get older they may need other. than a lot later than that of them with out of the. nih got a lot of the bully i'm going to. tell i was on. and off you just hate that you're going. back and the last line explained it's as busy as any bricks and mortar hospital. even if i. run the trains head chef has lived and worked on board for a staggering twenty six. for years stuff personal car let alone didn't come at the gym a gym buddy name although it didn't make don't buy you the dr blonde out of your lie that they were tired of the need. for money but the people knew no. better or cooperate in our you know. coming out of you know your comfort zone of operating a door made out of hospital i did not tell anyone because it is our own premier our situation our new our are not many things but. we are some of the people. can't imagine how people here are feeling tired they're anxious

this is to hari. he is the 500 pound male lion. he had 2 root canals. animal caregivers also used the opportunity to get the giant animal a little manny petty. >> i would not want to be meet -- to be know that poor guy when he wakes up. >> you hope and pray the anesthesiologist makes his or her money. >> you will hear about it. >> upper 50s in livermore. it is friday night. we are heading into the weekend. it will be sunny saturday and sunday. san jose 61. concourse 65. pacifica 55 for the low. livermore 52. fairfield 53. if you're getting up early for the bike right and getting it out of the way 7:oh 9 am. a little cooler but we are talking sunday morning in san jose for the rock 'n roll half marathon clear skies. we are talking about a breeze. it is the president. -- we are talking about a breeze. they had a different -- the highly difference, the higher the winds. even though import a few days ago that will be enough to decrease the humidity any decrease the fire danger. tomorrow morning a little bit of cloud cover. that is it. more sunshine for sund

in sch ho harie, new york, a small town near albany, the birthday celebration of the youngest of fourthe path the limousine took. the speed limit 50 miles per hour. authorities say it's up clear how fast the vehicle was going. my colleague david curly was on the scene. >> reporter: the limousine came barreling down the hill. there's a stop sign there and it didn't stop and it came right across the state highway and slammed right into this parking lot and an embankment which is very difficult to see here. >> we've got two cars off. >> emergency workers using the jaws of life to cut open the limousine. >> we were pulling bodies out. they were still alive, and -- and wea more about the seconds and milliseconds before the high-speed crash and while there were no sounds of skidmarks on the road. the air bag control module, think about it as the black box of the ford excursion, studied. >> the action went -- the engine went on behind the driver's seat. >> the engine block was pushed back into the driver's compartment. >> but behind the seat? >> it's hard to tell because there's so much dama

he was injured during the all blacks' win over south africa on saturday haris sohail made a century ashe first test agaisnt australia in dubai. australia were 30 without loss at the close. the former australia opener matthew hayden said he "dodged a bullet" after he was injured whilst out surfing. he posted a picture of himself after he fractured a bone in his neck and tore ligaments in the accident off stradbroke island in queensland. hayden who is a6, thanked everyone who'd helped him and said he was on the road to recovery. "the biggest thing you can have here is hope," the words of double olympic champion dame kelly holmes who is in malawi on a mission to improve lives through sport. she was recently made an honourary colonel in the british army and is taking part in a series of physical challenges to raise awareness of the country's need for better nutrition. there are around ten million children under

of your skin because it's far more complex than it looks the average person has almost five million haris all over their body a miniature forest and habited by a host of tiny organisms. among them bacteria viruses found guy at mines it's a microscopic zoo. and if all its inhabitants are in equilibrium your skin does just fine. but when they aren't you can develop conditions like any topic dermatitis. reuben heritable has had skin problems all his life at least in part due to imbalances in his micro biota with help from the latest research he hopes his skin will soon be able to heal its. self. claims the inflammations i get can hurt quite a lot. dermatologist painter she is convinced that the distribution of microorganisms on the skin plays a central role and that's how. you carry a range of microorganisms some are good for the skin for instance they can protected by renewing its lip at layer but there are also microorganisms that are harmful that can cause infections or as is the case with a topic dermatitis to make them worse. so what makes microorganisms trigger a topic dermatitis and r

our hari sreenivasan talks to rock climber alex honnold and the documentary filmmakers behind the remarkable new work, "free solo." >>> uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour and company." when they founded a collection of boutique hotels, they had bigger dreams. those dreams were on the water. a river, specifically. multiple rivers. they would one day be home to uniworld river cruises and their floating boutique hotel. today, that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt, and more. bookings available through your travel agent. for more information, uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by -- rosalyn p. walter. bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar walkenheim iii. the sheryl and phillip minstein family. and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. washington is awash with bitter partisanship, as we know, from the confirmation of justice brett kavanaugh to the supreme court to the combative campaigns for november's midterm elections. congress has seen scandal, diatrib

haris sohail was pakistan's star on monday, scoring his maiden test century.e he eventually fell to nathan lyon. asad shafiq also had a great day at the crease, with 80. now, the aussie batsmen must do the same. novak djokovic gets his shanghai masters off and running againstjeremy chardy on tuesday. down and seemingly out not that long ago, he can now end the year as the world number one. he has already won wimbledon and the us open this season, and he is favourite for this. stefanos tsitsipas of greece has made his way through to the second round, with a three—set win over frenchman gael monfils. 12 months ago ranked i3ist in the world, the greek star won his first match on the atp tour in shanghai. now he is the world number 15, with an outside chance of qualifying for the tour finals in london next month. but milos raonic‘s hopes of qualifying for the tour finals took a blow. the canadian was beaten in three sets by american mackenzie mcdonald. mcdonald, a qualifier here, took the decider 6—3. and three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka is out, too. r

i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. a haood night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. lthe cheryl and pmilstein family. s.r. p. roy vagelos and diana t. ndage the j.p.b. fion. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcastin by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ -it's the highest natural land point in the state of nevada and a mountain that geits namey to the california state line. if it's anything like it was yesterday, it could be really, really windy up high. once spring snows melt on the neighboring sierra nevada ranges highwapen, making an expedition here a true desert odyssey. and god love that

after the matter hari seen fassbinder grabbed me by the shoulder never forget this. he said i have to tell you something now. to dia i think this will be a really good film. since he did not come here that i don't. live out there that i am not home. and was i thought it. was. by the early fifties the defeated germany was recovering and on the way to becoming one of europe's most powerful states maria brown's success was a metaphor of this economic miracle. by starting the film with a picture of hitler and finishing it with portraits of the west german chancellor since then our first been to criticize their silence regarding naziism and the methods that governments have used to achieve economic success. in iraq we going to meet. if you spoke to germans about the economic miracle at the time the nazis were basically barbarians who came from heaven knows where occupy germany and call. a huge amount of chaos and then they were thrown out by the allies that was it it wasn't the germans or the dea not if it cation process took place and then the people said we've changed w

hari hariri. the feud with kwqatar, adventur and show with khashoggi. i have to think these weren't just rogue operators but directed operations. the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia is a transactional one. we don't share their values on women's right or religious liberty, as example. there's been a deal, we kept the sea lanes opened and they provided the oil. there's not a good alternative. this relationship is going to be rebalanced once again. under president obama, the sunnis felt that obama turned his back on them and we were turning towards iran. trump comes in and he tries to correct the situation. but he overcorrects and gives carte blanche to the saudis. we have to rebalance once again based on this very serious situation that we're confronting. but there's not going to be a divorce between the u.s. and saudi arabia, in my view. >> do you think jared's involvement is problem mattic? >> yes. that's because it's been problematic. we don't have ambassadors in saudi arabia. we don't have one, he's been the point person for th

we're seeing heidi heitkamp absolutely commit hari cari where shy revealed sexual assault victims withoutheir permission. she could lose by 20 points. we're seeing other closer races. i think the thing is with the house itself there is messaging that goes on that's on a national level, but also local issues. >> we have house numbers too as well. by the way, the topic has been brought up. i'm looking through this and you're looking through it as well. not there. of the races, which one that you're watching quickly, you have five seconds. >> i'm watching abrams and gil lam. >> pete king on long island, strong republican for a long time. >> the new jersey senate race, i think that will be very interesting. hugan has shown some surge there. >> the kentucky, andy barr against amy mcgrath. mcgrath is running against increased republican registrations. if she's able to pull it off, expect a huge wave for democrats. >> great to have you here, four smart folks here on a sunday if i can speak english at this moment. i appreciate all four of your perspectives. thank you. we'll be right back. what wo

just, taking a chance with 12-14 other -- >> reporter: jurors who would hear a story about a mata hariery cleverly manipulated men to get them to do this awful thing. >> right. they already know what you're there for, you know? so they're already going to have somewhat of an opinion. >> reporter: even though she accepted the deal, barbara was not happy. true, there was no prison time, but she was a felon now. >> you have a title over your head. it's life-changing. it's very life-changing. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> reporter: detective velasquez joined david's family at barbara's sentencing hearing. >> you're okay with this stipulation and the fact that it's a guilty plea? >> yes. >> judge, just for the record, david jackson's mother would like to speak. >> reporter: david's mother read a victim's impact statement. >> because of you, barbara, i've cried endlessly for 24 years. i wanted to die myself, to be with david. >> reporter: her gaze fixed on the woman her son once loved. >> you are guilty. michael wolfe is where he s

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15 years f her boyfriend's crimes, cindy shank and her brother, the r filmmady valdez, talk to our hari sreenivasan about the compulsory sentence that tore