it was known as the hanoi hilton. it was known as the hanoi hilton by american soldiers.arcerated. his cancer was diagnosed back injuly of last year. in july, cancer was diagnosed back injuly of last year. injuly, 2017. it was on the 24th of this month that the mccain family actually formed the public —— informs the public via a statement announcing that the senator would no longer be undergoing medical treatment. in effect telling the country and the world that his fight with the disease was coming to an end. if you are joining disease was coming to an end. if you arejoining us here on bbc news, thatis arejoining us here on bbc news, that is the hearse carrying the casket, the costing of senatorjohn mccain. for its final public sendoff, taking place at the washington national cathedral. he has been travelling with close family, of course. his wife, cindy, travelled with senator mccain from capitol hill where he had been lying in state from yesterday. there was a brief pause at the vietnam memorial where mrs mccain laid a family grief at the memorial itself. very signific

she'd beenin hilton back onjanuary15.recording session and there was evidence, the court heard, in the hours before her death that should bring drinking heavily. there were several empty bottles of alcohol and a toxicology report established that she was four times over the legal blood alcohol limit for driving, at a level of alcohol in her blood which could have caused her to pass out. the cause of death listed by the postmortem examination was drowning due to alcohol intoxication. the coroner doctor shirley radcliffe said the treatment for her bipolar disorder appeared to have been going well, there was no evidence she intended to take her own life and she concluded her death was a result ofa she concluded her death was a result of a tragic accident. dolores's brother, mother and sister—in—law we re brother, mother and sister—in—law were in court to hear the findings. they gave no reaction of the land to say they were glad it was all over. one of the uk's leading female scientists is to donate her £2 million science pri

this is the public legend that is john the hanoi hilton.iographies, legend that isjohn mccain. this is where allthe biographies, campaign literature and public remembrances day he showed his character, is patriotism, his faith and his enduring cinder worst possible circumstances. this is where we learn tojohn mccain circumstances. this is where we learn to john mccain truly was. and a lot that is very true. except for the last parts. today i want to share with you where i found out to john mccain truly was. it wasn't in the hanoi hilton. it wasn't in the cockpit of a class and lethal fighterjets. it wasn't on the high seas or the campaign trail. john mccain was in all of those places but the best of him was somewhere else. the best ofjohn mccain, the greatest of his titles and the most important of his roles was as a father. imagine the warrior, the night of the skies, gently carrying his little girl too bad. imagine the dashing aviator who took his aircraft bristling of pitching backs in the south china sea is kissing the hurt when i fell

you had a chance to go back to the hanoi hilton with john mccain. >> i went back in april, george, to take a look at what's left of that prison, what's left still standing and you know john mccain said in those interviews as we pored back through them it was difficult for him to watch them of a young man, press nir of war being interrogated. interviewed and they knew who they had and, of course, that offer that came eight months in that we would send you home, it would be a pr coup for the vietnamese and he rejected it. you're looking at images now of the other pilots from all over the united states who had been held as prisoners of war there. the cells that remain are eerie, dark, pouring the day i was there. the rain coming in. the concrete walls and the beds and you knew those were the walls that they would tap on in code to one another and in particular after john mccain refused to go home they put him in solitary confinement for at least 2 years before he was allowed to imentsdz great winte other prisoners again. one of the things i was struck by, all of the international visitor

steve hilton joins me next.gino and chris hahn trade punches next as they take on a busy week in washington politics. what a week i had. you will see some of the highlights of my speeches in california, including a stop at the reagan library and the nixon library. >> i didn't realize there were this many people in california that i had anything in common with. thank you. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or

steve hilton joins me next.an bongino and chris hahn trade punches next as they take on a busy week in washington politics. what a week i had. you will see some of the highlights of my speeches in california, including a stop at the reagan library and the nixon library. >> i didn't realize there were this many people in california that i had anything in common the apple watch and the mac mini. i'm robert gray. now back to "justice." judge jeanine: what are you taking a knee for? who are you? you are taking a knee knee for social justice? tell me the last time you fought for social justice. tell meet last time you called your congressman or voted or sat on a jury or wrote a letter to the school board. you tell me. he can't. because he didn't. judge jeanine: that's how i addressed the nfl anthem controversy to a big crowd at the reagan library. tomorrow is the first football sunday of the year. joining me is chris hahn and dan bongino. tomorrow is the first sunday -- football sunday. chris, you expect that they wi

the past of his father and grandfather led my father to the hanoi hilton.s john mccain. this is all the biography and campaign literature that showed his character, his patriotism and endurance of the worst possible circumstances. this is where we learn who john mccain was. all of that is very true except for the last part. today i want to share with you who john mccain really was. he was not in the hanoi hilton. it was not in a cockpit of a fast lethal fighter jet. it was not on the high seas or the campaign trail. john mccain was in all of these places but the best of him was some where else. the best of john mccain, the greatest of his hittitles and t most important of his roles was as a father. imagine a warrior, the night of the sky gently carrying his little girl to bed and imagine the dashing aviator who took his aircraft hurdling off pitching death in the south china seas, kissing the hurt when i fell and skin my knee. imagine the statesman who counseled presidents and the powerful and singing with his little girl at old creek during the rainstorm.

it wasn't in the hanoi hilton. it wasn't in the cockpit of a fast and lethal fighter jet. on the campaign trail. john mccain was in all of those places but the best of him was somewhere else. the best of john mccain, the greatest of his titles and the most importantof his roles was as a father . imagine the warrior the night the skies gently carrying his little girl to bed, imagining the dashing aviator that hurtled into the self china sees kissing her when i fell and skinned my knees. imagine the distinguished statesman council president and the powerful, singing with his little girl during a rainstorm, singing in the rain. imagine the senator, fierce conscious taking his daughter to school because he believes i would learn more about america at the town halls he held across the country. imagine the elderly veteran of war and government whose wisdom and courage were sought by the most distinguished men of our time. with his eyes shining with happiness as he gave his blessing for his grown daughters marriage. you all have to imagine that. i don't have to because i lived at

and that friendship was forged in the infamous hanoi hilton. not everyone knows that he and i shared a cell there together for a time. i can testify to the fact that john did everything he could to defend freedom and honor our great nation. not just in that hell on earth, but beyond those bleak years. this is most evidence in his service in the united states house and senate. john, we will remember your strength of spirit, your commitment to our service members, and our democracy. and your love of country. i would now like to tap a special message for john and his family who remain in my prayers. the tap code was used by the p.o.w. tease resist our captors. -- p.o.w.'s to resist our captors. that's a g. hat's a b. and that's a u. and that's what we all used to use. god bless you, god bless you, partner. i salute you. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. hill: thank you for your service, our good friend. sam johnson has served this chamber so nobly for his years on ways and means and into his career in the -- ends his career in the people's house this t

it wasn't in the hanoi hilton. wasn't in the cockpit of a fast and legal fighter jet.e places, but the best of him was somewhere else. the best of him, the greatest of his titles and most important of his roles was as a father. imagine the warrior the night of the skies gently carrying his little girl to bed. imagine the dashing aviator that took his aircraft hurdling off pitching decks in the south china seas kissing the hurt when i fell and skinned my knee. imagine the distinguished statesman who counselled presidents and the powerful singing with his little girl in oak creek during a rainstorm to singing in the rain. imagine the senator fears conscious of the nation's best self taking his 14-year-old daughter out of school because he believed that i would learn more about america at the town halls he held across the country. imagine the elderly veteran of war in government whose was dom and courage were sought by the most distinguished men of our time with his eyes shining with happiness as he gave blessing for his grown daughter's marriage. you all have to imagine

steve hilton joins me next.gino and chris hahn trade punches next as they take on a busy week in washington politics. what a week i had. you will see some of the highlights of my speeches in california, including a stop at the reagan library and the nixon library. >> i didn't realize there were this many people in california that i had anything in common ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. but let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance. which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. see, they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getting, dennis quaid. that's why they're making it simple, man in cafe. and more affordable. thank you, dennis quaid. you're welcome. that's a prop

he's also the host of "the next revolution" on the fox news channel, steve hilton.that was a long list of things you had to read for the introduction. i apologize. kennedy: you are spot-on when you talk about people in this country being out of touch. there is something insular about washington, d.c. they are impressed with ivy league schools and education and protecting the bubble where they dwell. people are having a hard time finding the work they would love to do. >> the people they are supposed to represent. one of the causes of that. they are doing so well, the people at the top who basically have driven an agenda i describe in my book as elitism. whether republicans or democrats, it feels like the same people are in power. they have driven forward an agenda that's great for them. they work in the knowledge economy, people with global jobs. they have had an amazing time the last few decade. they are the ones who run washington. they are so infuriated by the fact that someone was put there by donald trump by the rest of the country who has been left out of all

it wasn't in the hanoi hilton. it wasn't in the cockpit of a fast and lethal fighter jet. all of those places but the best of him was somewhere else. the best of john mccain, the greatest of his titles and the most important of his roles was as a father, imagine the warrior, the night of the arine to bednd igi the hurtli pitching decks in the south china seas kissing the hurt when i fell and skinned my knee. imagine the distinguished statesman who counseled presidents and the powerful singing with his girl in old creek to "singing in the rain." imagine the senator fierce conconscious taking his 14-year-old daughter out of school because he believed i would learn more about america at the town halls he held across the country and imagine the elderly vet rang of war and government whose wisdom and courage sought by the most distinguished men of our time with his eyes shining with happen fliness as he gave his blessing for his grown girl's marriage. you have to imagine that. i don't have to because i lived it all. i know who he was. i know what defined him. i got to see it ev

and his story to make that clear, once on a trip to hanoi as we were touring the hanoi hilton as we weree nts a crowd of vietnamese college students recognised him and they began to chart wildly —— chant. they wa nted began to chart wildly —— chant. they wanted to have him sign autographs, and when it was over, i asked why he got such a rock star reception, in hanol got such a rock star reception, in hanoi, and with classic correctness he said, it is because they have been taught i was treated a lot better here than i was really an second it is because of the normalisation of relations between the us and vietnam —— and second. that was a classic mccain understatement, along with president clinton, john mccain was the leading congress in bringing about the normalisation of relations between the us and fear now, —— and vietnam, an extraordinary act of personal forgiveness when you think of what bb enemies did to him in his five and a half years as a prisoner of war —— when you think of what the vietnamese did to him. he could not continue in the navy because of his injuries and so he turne

. -- hanoi hilton.is hisacter, his patriotism, faith in the worst circumstances. this is where we learned who john mccain was and all of that is true except for the last part. today, i want to share with you what i found out. the hanoi hilton. it was not in a cockpit of a jet. it was not on the campaign trail. he was in those places but the best of him was somewhere else. the best of john mccain, the greatest of his titles and the most important of his roles was as a father. imagine a warrior caring his little girl to bed. kissing theaviator hurt when i skinned my knee. statesman who counseled presidents singing with his little girl during a rainstorm. imagine the senator taking his daughter out of school because he believed i would learn more about america at the town halls he held. imagine the veteran of four and government whose wisdom and courage were sought by distinguished men, with his eyes shining as happiness as he gave his blessing for his daughter's marriage. i lifted all. i note -- i lived i

of amazon receis applausal the economic club of washington, d.c.ti celeb dinner at the washington hilton. >> you have become the i wealthiest m the world. is that a title that you really wanted, or -- >> i -- >> is it a burden? >> i can assure you i have never sought thattitle. >> reporter: but that's not what's on the minds of locals in this ballroom. they wonder where he was built amazon's second headquarters. northern virginia, d.c. and montgomery county, maryland, are on the short list for possible locations. the d.c. mayor and maryland gove or the are confident in their bids. >> i think we have put forward four great sites. we're obviously asought-after city in a very hot region. force. educated work >> we feel very good about the proposal we made. it's very exciting that gi maryland, va and the district are all on the short list. >> reporter: virginia's didn't make it tonight because of hurricane florence. amazon has promised 50,000 new jobs and construction spending of more than $5 billion. bezos didn't announce his decision tonight, but he says -- >> we will announce a decision b

but andrew luck finds a wide open ty hilton for the touchdown. colts up 21-9.ate in the game they had a chance. alex trying to lead the redskins. their first touchdown of the day. he f jordan reed across the middle. uh-oh, lost the football. their only turnover of the day, colts jump on it. that will do it. colts win , 21-9. with a look at what's to come tonight, a redskins final and my partner sherree burruss. >> redskins final brings the energy the team seems to lack this afternoon. hear from a key partthe offense who says that energy was poor. alex s smithays the team won't count. listen to his plan to regroup the troops. and in our one-on-one, swearinger on his interception and what needs to change next week. all that and morens on reds final in just a few minutes. see you then. >> all that's in our show? i better thwatch. next.skins and packers today green bay hosting the vikings. a wild finish final. we know this guy, former redskin kirk cousins leading the vikings down the field. check out this throw to adam twielen. look. defenders for the touchdown. ev

still organized against russia but there's a line across which we won't go pleading didn't work so hilton tried warnings russia will pull out of the agreement and consider it now and void i know what a terrible problem this is for you but i can't make the specific commitment you're asking for not even complaints could get through you are conducting naval maneuvers near crimea it is as if we are training people in cuba how would you feel it's unacceptable to us the spite of all that they remained friends even joke together three months of the pre-election races taken its toll i feel somewhat tired i saw the picture of you dancing with the girls in the band and you looked wonderful i'm disappointed that no one sets up events like that for me in my campaign they were frank so frank in fact that there generals would get a little nervous yeah they discussed ditching their nuclear briefcases what if we were to agree giving up having to have our finger next to the button all the time perhaps we could agree that it's not necessary for us to carry that chima down chick well i'll have to think abou

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joining me, steve hilton, author of the book "positive populism."teve, as you know, twitter was the only big social media platform not to ban alex jones. but now it has banned him after he con propertied a cnn reporter and told him he looked like a rat. steve: it is all subjective. the answer is not regulation, but more competition. these platforms have become so dominant in each of their particular areas. it's important to disclose that my wife is a senior executive at facebook. the problem is no one should be overmighty, not the government, or big unions and not big business and not big tech. we need a two-stage process. a pro-market breakup of these companies. facebook need to be forced to sell whatsapp and android and amazon. these platforms are too powerful. howie: i was going to ask you about the justice department meeting with state attorneys general whether the tech companies are intentionally stifling off the free flow of idea and stifling competition. you are saying the government needs to step in and break up these companies like they did

the next revolution with steve hilton on fox news, steve hilton and chairman of the american conservative union. i want to read what secretary mattis had to say, contentious words about the president attributed to me were never uttered by me or in my presence. i generally enjoy reading fiction but this is a uniquely washington brand of literature and anonymous sources do not lend credibility. >> this is rather astounding, you have a to restore -- 4-star marine general calling out bob woodward as a liar. i like to see this type of pushback because this book seems to be riddled with all types of people who are trying to kind of to pay back on their time in the white house, disgruntled former employees. i like seeing folks at the president's side pushing back on a book that we all know how he does -- he doesn't have actual quotes from the people, he asks other people what they heard them say and that is shoddy journalism. >> everybody knows bob woodward is a household name but does he have teeth? are these anonymous sources? where do we go from there? >> i was in the clinton white house, he

it wasn't in the hanoi hilton. it wasn't in the cockpit of a fast and lethal fighter jet. on the campaign trail. john mccain was in all of those places but the best of him was somewhere else. the best of john mccain, the greatest of his titles and the most importantof his roles was as a father . imagine the warrior the night the skies gently carrying his little girl to bed, imagining the dashing aviator that hurtled into the self china sees kissing her when i fell and skinned my knees. imagine the distinguished statesman council president and the powerful, singing with his little girl during a rainstorm, singing in the rain. imagine the senator, fierce conscious taking his daughter to school because he believes i would learn more about america at the town halls he held across the country. imagine the elderly veteran of war and government whose wisdom and courage were sought by the most distinguished men of our time. with his eyes shining with happiness as he gave his blessing for his grown daughters marriage. you all have to imagine that. i don't have to because i lived at

st steve hilton. >> breaking tonight, new allegation against supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. just as the stage is set for his first accuser to testify on capitol hill this week. good evening and welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of popular populism. we are live in new york. we will bring you all the information and analysis you need to be ready for a momentous week ahead. i have a special announcement about positive populism and an exclusive offer you don't want to miss. later in the show will bring you up a special swamp watch on the democrats outrageous hypocrisy about brett kavanaugh. first, the new yorker dropping a bombshell report within the past hour about a second woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct decades to get. his 53-year-old debra ramirez her said kavanaugh exposed himself to her and thrust himself towards her when both were students at yale university in the mid- 1980s. now, both white house and kavanaugh issued statements within the hour on the new allegation. cap nursing quote, this alleged event from 35 years ago did not happen

i'm steve hilton. this is alma positive populism. we have a special show. all the big issues including the economy and midterm. the deep state plot against the president, and a fox news favorites here to discuss at all. we have tammy bruce, stuart, brian, ben shapiro, kimberly and even greg gutfeld. what a lineup. first, with the traditional kickoff of the campaign season tomorrow we look ahead to the crucial midterm elections. here's my take. republicans are about to make huge mistake. it could lose the house and senate in 65 days time. so, if anyone is watching who has any influence with the gop tell them this. america's top priorities the economy. republicans think that campaigning on what a good job they have done will win votes, they are dead wrong. people don't vote out of gratitude, they vote for the future. a win in november stick to win message. on the nancy pelosi and the democrats, you would pay $2059 more tax per year. that is the amount paul ryan said the average household benefits from the tax cuts. tax cuts that democrats pledged to reverse.

europe itself europe never felt as close to russia as it does now good days good friends and then hilton just up then left leaving behind a successor that clinton was sure he'd get along with shortly you will have a meeting with mr putin i would like to tell you about him so you will know what kind of man he is he is a solid man who is kept well abreast of various subjects under his purview and he can easily have good relations and contact with people who are his partners who will win the election in of course he's a democrat and he knows the west he's very smart he's tough he has an internal ramrods and he will when you do business together strange to think that most of the issues problems they discussed in those days are still the main themes of today nato expansion encroachments european security trade and loans what's changed is that russia's grown up turns out it's much harder being friends when you're more equal. still to come amazon's in the firing line over working conditions for its american staff and one third as got a plan to balance things up that story and more when we come

it was not in the hanoi hilton. it was not in a cockpit of a jet.ail. john mccain was in those places, but the best of him was somewhere else. the best of john mccain, the greatest of his titles, and the most important of his roles was as a father. imagine a warrior, the knight of the skies, gently caring his little girl to bed. imagine the aviator kissing the hurt when i fell and skinned my knee. imagine the distinguished statesman who counseled presidents singing with his little girl during a rainstorm. so singing in the rain. imagine the senator taking his 14-year-old daughter out of school, because he believed i would learn more about america at the town halls he held. imagine the elderly veteran of government whose wisdom and courage were sought by distinguished men, with his eyes shining as happiness as he gave his blessing for his daughter's marriage. i lived it all. i know what defined him. i got to see it every single day of my blessed life. john mccain was not defined by prison, by the navy, by the senate, by the republican party , or any

welcome to the heritage foundation it is my pleasure to introduce steve hilton of the host of the popular fox news show, the next revolution when broadcast from the west coast every sunday night. >> comes with a number one on the night. >> absolutely. [inaudible conversations] and steve was the director of strategy for prime minister david cameron one of the most pin fliewn cial advisors over the last decade. since moving to the united states in 2012 he's with a university and founded a political technology startup with a mission of fighting big money in politic and putting power in people's hands. he's author of more human designing a world where people come first. a u.k. sunday times best seller in 2015 of started politics out in new college oxford, about university been a prominent supporter of britain exit from the european union. and had pleasure speaking along brexit panel his latest book is positive revolution ideas with family, comungts, and america join me in welcoming steve hilton. [applause] thorning very much for coming along and thank you wherever you are. it is a great pleas

now, later that evening, after having been to the infamous hilton, john took us all to super. we were able to share traditional vietnamese dishes. he shared a lot of stories with those of us that were on that delegation trip, stories that you won't find written in books, but things that were very personal and intimate to him and his experience. but he knew that dan sullivan and i, also being veterans, would understand the thoughts and the experiences that he had had in vietnam. and i will treasure that time with john mccain forever. so a little over a year ago, john was diagnosed with brain cancer. i know for me personally, that was very hard, and i think for a lot of other folks, they were shocked. again, because john's persona was so big, larger than life. he had lived through so much in his lifetime. only to be diagnosed with something that we knew would be very difficult to overcome. john stayed the course, though, working very hard here in the united states senate, and i do remember there were times that he would take votes that i totally disagreed with, and we got into a

i mean, he showed his dedication to the country during those 5 1/2 hellish years in the hanoi hiltonhen he could have been released but he chose not to because it would have been dishonorable to leave ahead of his fellow p.o.w.s who had gotten there earlier. and he also, i might add, showed that kind of dedication to the country repeatedly during his service in the senate when he took positions that were at odds with the mainstream view of the republican party, challenging republicans, for example, on climate change, on torture, opposing the bush tax cuts last year, as we remember, opposing the repeal of obamacare. but it wasn't just challenging his own party. he was also willing to challenge mainstream washington convention. and i remember, for example, in 2006-2007, when he was getting ready to run for the presidency, and it would have been very politically expedient for him at that point to back off his support for the iraq war, as so many other politicians were doing, but he refused to do it. he ran on a no surrender pledge and said i would rather lose a campaign than lose a war.

paris hilton was hosng. >> yeah. >> thank god. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] not a show people talk aboutree of us.va don jr., ia, eric trump. [ laughter ] >> what a picture. >> that is so -- that is so upsetting. >> seth: that is a weird thing that happened. >> was that the week that you starred the bet? >> seth: i did have a bet, yeah. >> the bet, was -- can we talk about the bet? >> seth: we might have to -- we might edit it out, but let's tell the story. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] et so, no one could really paris hilton, our host, to engage in any personal conversations. we realized, she hasn't asked any of us a peonal question. and this one said, "the first person she asks a personal a estion, i'll give -- hundred bucks? >> seth: yeah. >> didn't ask one person. >> no. [ light laughter ] , right? >> seth: the whole week. i thought she did. a no, she got close and she asked jodie, "is malian?" [ laughter ] ck>> seth: we'll be right with more from maya rudolph and fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wow, the new iphone really exceeds all expectations! yup! and, by getting the

joining us today, steve hilton in the center seat. host of the next revolution, and the author of positive populism. great to have you. >> steve: great to be here. one dumb xp when let's get started. she is huge, and she is coming. millions of people on the east coast bracing for hurricane florence as it bears down on the carolinas. it has lost some wind speed. the national hurricane center says there is nothing minor about florence. it warns that the storm remains deadly because of its growing size and a flow speed. fema chief brock along warning people not to let their guard down. >> just because the wind speed came down, the intensity of the storm came down to a category 2, please do not let your guard down. this is a very dangerous storm. storm surges why you have been placed under, many of you have been placed under evacuation. we are asking citizens to please heed a warning. your time is warning running o. the ocean will start rising along the coach, in the back bay and inland areas, in the sound areas within a matter of hours.

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andrew luck finds a wide open hilton. colts up 21-9. alex smith trying to lead the redskins to the first touchdown. finds jordan reed across the middle. lose the football. and they lose to the colts 21-9 which brings us to sherree burress. how do you sort this one out? it is so disappointing after week one? >> reporter: it was disappointing. that was a lot of the words tha locker room. eustrations w started with the guys on the field and the fans in the stands wereoog when the offense came out. the players know thathis perforance was just >> it feels terrible. you just have to get it corrected and find way to get this. it still sucks. that is the one you have to have. you have to have those games. when you don't, they are sitting more so than a win. >> the is no way that we should ever finish a game not scoringth touchdown with e offee that we had. it's just -- after the performance we had last week we felt we had momentum going into is week. it is tough to pretty much lay a goose egg. we have to get better this week and practice and be

gave a great performance. >> fast-forward a few decades, and the international becomes the las vegas hiltonrecession unfortunately forced it into foreclosure. with westgate also losing its las vegas property, david siegel, well, he knew exactly what he needed to do. >> my husband bought this hotel. years ago, he came here, and he couldn't afford to rent a room for one night. and now, with all his success, he comes back, and he bought the hotel. he just bought it. >> there were a half a dozen other companies that were also looking at it at the same time. i was the only one that was gonna keep it open. all the others -- some of them were gonna knock it down, which would have been a tragedy. >> yeah. >> others were gonna close it for two or three years, reposition it, then reopen it. i would not have bought it and have on my conscience lain off 2,200 people and affected their lives. so, even though it's costing more to do the renovations, that's the way i'm doing it. >> and now elvis is back in the building. westgate has teamed up with graceland to unveil the first permanent elvis exhibit outs

but let's tell the story. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> so, no one could really get paris hilton personal conversations. we realized, she hasn't asked any of us a personal question. and this one said, "the first person she asks a personal question, i'll give --" a hundred bucks? >> seth: yeah. >> didn't ask one person. >> no. [ light laughter ] no, right? >> seth: the whole week. i thought she did. >> no, she got close and she asked jodie, "is maya italian?" [ laughter ] >> seth: we'll be right back with more from maya rudolph and fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wow, the new iphone really exceeds all expectations! yup! and, by getting the iphone with our unlimited plan, you can get the best in entertainment. tv and movies? yep. music? if you want. that video of you at the office party. the one where i made out with santa? yes. hey! you were supposed to delete that. oh no! technically, that is also the best in entertainment. he ghosted me! 'i'm in the north pole' - yeah right. upgrade your upgrade. get the new at&t unlimited plan on the amazing new iphone. more for your th

but let's tell the story. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> so, no one could really get paris hiltonny personal conversations. we realized, she hasn't asked any of us a personal question. and this one said, "the first person she asks a personal question, i'll give --" a hundred bucks? >> seth: yeah. >> didn't ask one person. >> no. [ light laughter ] no, right? >> seth: the whole week. i thought she did. >> no, she got close and she asked jodie, "is maya italian?" [ laughter ] >> seth: we'll be right back with more from maya rudolph and fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new volkswagen jetta with app-connect and available beats audio. [vo]for your fall travel.hwest one-way for just 69 dollars and if you think these sale fares are low, you should see what we charge you for two checked bags. low fares. no hidden fees. that's transfarency. [clap clap ding] endless shrimp is back at red keep those slobster.min'! with all the shrimp you want, any way you want them. try delicious creations like new crunchy fiesta shrimp tortilla chip crusted then topped with a cr

just ask perez hilton. >> i've made about $10,000 on cameo.ly price my videos low, just $25.25. and people love them. >> that must be a lot of messages. >> which star requests the most? dennis rodman. $1,000 for a single shout out. nischelle turner in new york, would you pay $1,000 for that? >> oh, nancy. that's not fair. that's a pair of louboutins, hon honey. i'm in new york for fashion week. tonight i'll be with rihanna for her savage x fenty line. and speaking of sexy, "fifty shades" star jamie dornan was spotted signing autographs at the toronto film festival. but before that, he was with us talking exclusively about his next chapter and get ready ladies, his modeling past. >> i've never done runway thank god. i don't have a great walk. >> there's earlier modeling stuff. i was probably less impressive. >> i don't keep a book put it that way. >> so he doesn't have the model strut down, but he's definitely mastered the sultry look. >> these days, the "fifty shades" star is all about looking to the future. up next for the 36-year-old, he's o

s who were in the hanoi hilton with john mccain.sman from texas. but that knock is how they would communicate in between cells in the hanoi hilton. they would start with shave and a hair cut two bits. the vietnam me wouldn't know what the signal was but they knew they were communicating. well the former p.o.w.s who went up to that casket yesterday knocked on it as senator mccain. >> they are not alone. we are still here with you. the stories that came out of the hanoi hilton for instance at one point at christmas time during his five years in captivity, one of the north vietnamese guards did a cross in the dirt with the toe of his shoe saying i believe in christianity and christ as well. of course, if anybody had seen it, he would have been brutally punished. and all these little things, new yorks on the wall but, remember, if you were in solitary confinement being brutally tortured for five and a half years something like a north vietnamese guard scratching out the cross in dirt in your prison cell could be something that could kee

he's not had his cocktail bar in antwerp he's off conjuring up their pitches for stars like paris hilton. money without his and his twin brother only travel all over the world making contact but it all began with a chance encounter diamond dealers from india ordered soft drinks at his bar they were so impressed by his alcohol free cocktails they took him for a party with five thousand guests. he said they had a large building in india and told me to fly over and take a look. and there were some big name american stars there celine dion and richard branson richard branson the billionaire entrepreneur was equally impressed and indian maharajah's also took note since then the brothers have been providing the cocktails for ever larger parties. these days we do events in india would have to thirty five thousand guests and you can imagine how much preparation is involved. everything has to be fresh and it's incredibly hot there too. and the parties don't always take place in hotels but sometimes all we do an event with ten or fifteen thousand guests it's a huge open air venue. they make it loo

under the plan proposed by the developers of the 58 story hilton, 52 new pilings, 26 on the mission sidewalk and 26 on the fremont street sidewalk would be sent to deep into the earth upon which a boarding foundation would be built. the structural engineer says that the new foundation would be tied into the existing foundation. that stabilizes the structure and it prevents further leaning. >>> silicon valley, apple showed off the next generation of iphones today. the ceo tim cook took the stage at the theater in cupertino to announce three new versions of the iphone x. the letter r, s, and the s max that starts at $1100 and will have the largest screen yet and more battery- powered than any previous iphone. the company also unveiled a new apple watch with a bigger screen and newhart monitoring the new heart monitoring features. >> a sold-out concert. they were all there to see and hear bts, the boy band from south korea. the bands said that they paid as much is $700 for a ticket. the cameras were not allowed inside to see the performance. i want to show you the cell phone video of the concer