j.d.: in ohio. brian: married? j.d.: yes.hink in our own ways, we have it each escaped the statistics that say that we should not be able to live a happy life and have an intact family or a decent and steady job. my sister and i have both overcome that in a lot of ways. --an: let me read this brian: what is that about? j.d.: family honor and family loyalty are really important, when you grow up like this. you are a poor kid and do not have a lot to hang your hat on. we are taught from these stories our answer and uncles told us, tothe way we are taught never let insults to your family or mother go unpunished. it is important to defend the family honor and that you are part of the family story. these insults are mild insults, the sorts of things that, in a corporate boardroom or in a successful 21st-century marriage, it doesn't make sense to respond to these insults with hot temper, fists, or violence, but when you grew up in a community like that -- when you grow up in a family like mine, you are really taught that is what yo

j.d. hickey, who is president and ceo of blue cross/blue shield of tennessee, a nonprofit health plannen serve enserving more than three million members. j.d. has an unusual background for a health plan ceo, having previously led tennessee's medicaid program, known as tenn care. the governor tapped j.d. to turn around tenn care and to control the soaring cost and try to preserve the coverage. j.d. led that effort successfully and i think is very proud of the work that he did on that. prior to that, j.d. was a consultant -- was a partner with mckinsey and company. he continues to be a champion for the residents of tennessee as ceo of blue cross/blue shield and we're so pleased to have him with us today. j.d.? [applause] j.d.: good afternoon. so i've got the privilege of telling you about tennessee's new employment and community first program. before i do, i just want to give you a little history, a little background in tennessee on why this is so important. so there's a number of reasons wh

the one point, j.d. with regard to some of the things that happened under democratic policies. we can't ignore the fact that we've had a republican controlled house and senate. and when someone like senator mcconnell says his number one priority is to make sure president obama is a one-term president, that hasn't been helpful to try to move president obama's agenda forward. for all the successors he's had, could be doing more -- a laundry list of things the republicans have blocked and lift up many americans, including african-americans and other minorities in this country. >> here's your turn, tara, and paris. we're going to talk about hillary clinton, she's out with a new ad aimed at african-american voters, take a look. >> let's go, hillary, that's my opinion. >> i will be voting for hillary. >> her resume speaks for itself. >> i don't want someone running the country as a business. i'm a human being. >> if we want a hotel, we'll call donald trump. >> all the respect she gives every individual. that's

j.d. vance has done it with "hillbilly elegy" a memoir of a family and culture in crisis. it is a chronicle of white poverty, anguish, and anger. and it has found an audience among those seeking to understand the rise of donald trump. >> it's not to me, it's not so much an ideological opposition to either the democratic or republican elet's. it's a sense that people just don't care about those like you. >> rose: exactly right, they don't care. >> and that feeling, unfortunately, if you think about the political dialogue that we're already starting to have, you know, both on the left and the right, there's a movement to sort of gloat over the fact that the elites were right about donald trump. i'm a never trump guy. i never liked him. but i've noticed this willingness from people who think a lot like i do that, look, we told you so, to all these white working class voters. we told you so. we told you trump of anything to be a terrible candidate. we told you, you were an idiot if you voted for him. the problem is, if you take that attitude as sort of gloating over trump's de

. >>> good day to you, i'm peter alexander here at j.d.'s tavern in the heart of downtown manchest manchester where a big crowd is next door. a crowd of trump supporters getting ready to greet republican nominee this afternoon. trump making the granite state where he's trailing in a series of recent polls, his first of three stops on this day. next it's maine, trying to lock up just a single electoral vote there and a congressional district that is still in play. then to iowa, following hillary clinton's appearance in cedar rapids this afternoon. and just as the clinton campaign is trying to combat complacency, the latest headline, news first reported by politico, that clinton is considering vice president joe biden as a secretary of state in a clinton administration. joining me now is nbc's jacob rascon who is inside today's rally on the opposite end of this building and msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt who's keeping an eye on all things clinton today. jacob, just moments ago donald trump gave us a sense of which donald trump we'll

i do not know why in the world you had to come on so strong to that fbi guy, j.d. how about i was trying to save our jobs, renko, buy us a little time? how are we gonna find... what's his name? what do you expect me to do, andy, roll over and die? uh-oh. bad news. no vesting. i am telling you right now -- we cannot and will not be fired. as your pba rep, i say suspension's possible, demotion's probable, but being fired is highly unlikely. gentlemen. hey, sidney. sid... sid! sid! yeah. do you, uh, know any arab gun dealers? no, but i do know a tube steak who's trying to pass himself off as an arab gun dealer. u do? yeah. his name is larry. he's a third-rate counterfeiter. i tried to interest norman in him this morning, but he was too involved with his television career. sid, you are beautiful. from certain angles. come here. hey, take it easy. okay, that's everything. man: you're missing a blue rm. the blue -- oh, yeah. i'm sorry. i can't take this without the blue form. what if i -- i'll just bring the blue form in. -- i can't take care of this, ma'am. i'll bring i

j.d.: well, a couple of things. so one, i think, just the weird

j.d. hickey, who is president and ceo of blue cross/blue shield of tennessee, a nonprofit health plannen serve enserving more than three million members. j.d. has an unusual background for a health plan ceo, having previously led tennessee's medicaid program, known as tenn care. the governor tapped j.d. to turn around tenn care and to control the soaring cost and try to preserve the coverage. j.d. led that effort successfully and i think is very proud of the work that he did on that. prior to that, j.d. was a consultant -- was a partner with mckinsey and company. he continues to be a champion for the residents of tennessee as ceo of blue cross/blue shield and we're so pleased to have him with us today. j.d. hickey: good afternoon. so i've got the privilege of telling you about tennessee's new employment and community first program. before i do, i just want to give you a little history, a little background in tennessee on why this is so important. so there's a number of reasons why, when we

cannot rule out a spotty shower >> thank you so much, j.d., and welcome to the team! we are accident free, and it's a perfect time to join us on good morning cleveland. you're okay in the traffic world. 90 east, yes, the eastbound interbelt bridge. the westbound bridge hoping last week, and now looking good eastbound. westbound, we're okay, and let me just area, and 76 and 77, and we will check on the odot cameras in a bit. the indians and cavs' fans know it's a good day, and this will help them get ready. the interbelt bridge is now open. sarah finney is live this is a big day. >> reporter: a big day, and some days -- or excuse me, 5 it's early. the eastbound and westbound bridges costing half a billion dollars. that's billion with a b. the drivers will get to decide if it was worth the time and the money. before you head outside well want to give you a look at what you may be seeing. remember i-71 north, now there's two lanes. if you're going eastbound on 90, you will also see the two- lane access to the bridge there. as for waiting years for access, that's its own

j.d. vance the best selling author talking about his book hillbilly elegy which has a lot to say about the 2016 election. >> i started writing it when i was a third year student at yale law school and i was sort of troubled by this question of why there weren't more people like me at yale law school. i was the only white working class person i knew or at least was open about it. and it seemed to me not just that i was relatively low income looking at my peers but i had this sort of cultural outsider attitude that was very very unique. not just lower income but i actually felt like a cultural outsider. that was the first time i ever felt like that in my life. >> rose: we finch issue this evening talking about front page. we talked to the director jack o'brien and two of the stars nathan lane and john goodman. >> it's a great american play that could only have been written here at that particular time when things were popping all over the place. and it covers a wide range of topics, but it d

. >> tonight on "q&a," j.d. vance talks about growing up in a poor white family in appalachia, in his memoir "hillbilly elegy." >> there wasn't this clear connection that now exists in my mind between education and opportunity. even the people who did well in school didn't necessarily make a whole lot out of themselves. we saw so many people not really making or having good opportunities, and it was hard to believe that school mattered that much. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." thursday, hillary clinton and donald trump took part in the annual al smith charity dinner roast. didn't took place the day after their final presidential debate. the al smith dinner is a white tie fundraiser for catholic charities supporting underprivileged children. we begin with the candidates' arrival and the remarks by al smith iv. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> melania trump. >> [cheers and applause] it is my honor to welcome our speakers for this evening, the honorable hillary rodham clinton, 67 secretary of

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it's different kind of folks, j.d., and you know it. i'm not falling for her, neal. we're just gonna make it. we're gonna have an incredibly fast and hot, tremendously satisfying, meaningless experience. mm-hmm. i mean it. if that guy would ever show up. fellas... oh, great -- the snake. i was afraid he might be lost. ah, come on. she's a sweet t ttle snake. , no. i was just lying to neal. excuse me. no parking here, sir. oh, um... i'm a cop. hey, no kidding. i know guys in your department. phil ramsey -- he's in polk street precinct. ges? i think he's highway patrol. i met him at a convention in richmond last year. is that right? no, i don't know tommy bridges either. well, look, you want to park... [ chuckles ] ...you got to be more private up the road a couple of hundred yards -- road off to the dump. yeah, well, we were going that w w. well, i hope you get there. [ laughs ] [ laughs ] i guess i ought to be getting back to my aunt's pretty soon anyway. what? what's the matter? what's this here, miss patterson? this is what you bureaucrats force people into. very i

that is not just saying nice things on j.d.'s behalf. it is terrific. i urge you to get a copy and read it immediately. j.d., you have been as engaging and insightful as you were in the book. been a pleasure. mr. vance: thank you. [applause] ♪ >> masjid journal live every day with news and issues that impact you. coming up, david brody, chief medical correspondent for cbn news. will discuss big split in the evangelical community over voting for donald trump. the senior political correspondent will talk about the role millennial voters are playing in campaign 2016, and what issues are moving them this cycle. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal coming up at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. ♪ obamaay, president delivers remarks for hillary clinton. we will cover that live on c-span at 11:15 am eastern. paul ryan visits house republicans in madison, wisconsin. his remarks will be live on c-span at 1:00 eastern. >> every weekend, book tv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. here is what is coming up. tv is live from the 2

j.d..com's user base will go past 300 million and with walmart has global supply chain supporting us, raise the experience of chinese consumers with better products from around the world with the best prices and best service. has been a tough year for mitsubishi motors, and the company has widened its net loss forecast. how bad does mitsubishi expect it to be? >> not only is mitsubishi expect the forecast its first net loss -- it did say this previously in the year -- but now expect that lost to widen. said it was, it had expecting a loss of 1.4 billion dollars, so it has expanded a fair bit in just a few months. mitsubishi also trimmed its .ales forecast shares so far this year down more than 45%. itapril, mitsubishi admitted had improperly been measuring fuel economy and manipulating test data from cars, and you saw sales growth basically drop off a cliff. it sees its current forecast largely based on a one time factor rather than new retail and does not reflect underlying profitability. there's also talk about possibly a new mitsubishi chairman. this is not been confirmed yet. from

that's where donald trump is. >> j.d., then mayor. >> well, i think that's absolutely right, it's notald trump doesn't speak to issues of special concern of minority voters, it's that he seems to like actively antagonizing a lot of the black vote. unfortunately, that's been the republican party strategy for 30 years. i say that as a republican who wants the party to get more black voters. trump seems to be taking that to the next level. it shows in the polls he's not going to do exceptionally well on election day. >> he is taking it backwards because there are a lot of us who have been in the party for years who look at the mistakes in the past and look at them, and people like paul ryan or jack kemp, they recognized what needs to be said and how to do it. and it's gone to the wayside because of who our candidate is. and he can't articulate that, it's really set us back, unfortunately. >> i think the important thing to remember -- >> here's the bottom line on this. you have a racist, sexist, xenophobic, sexually assaulting tax dodger who thinks most black people are poor, many are cri

and by chevrolet. 2016 j.d. power dependability awards. more than any other brand. take a look at the cleveland lineup. carlos santana in the leadoff spot, the dh. he hit deeper in the lineup jason kipnis, francisco lindor, napoli, ramirez, chisenhall. coco crisp, talladega, roberto perez. terry francona is 9-0 as a manager in the world series. in boston. '04 and '07 over st. louis and colorado. carlos santana leads it off. could never do, pitch in this weather without sleeves. ball and a strike. >> john: jake arrieta, four-seam fastball, two-seamer. everything moves. the cutter is the key. if he has a cutter, he can throw it in any count. doctor, front door, the big curve and the slider. the one that's the third. for bryant. our geico pitcher profile for jake arrieta, 22-6 a year ago when he won the cy young. here are his numbers this postseason. >> john: it's been a little bit of a confusing season. he was so dominant last year, his first 16 starts. 12-2. the next 16, more normal or a little abnormal. first guy that was starting when he finished last year, the cy

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ce ofll hear from j.d. van the issues facing working-class whites in america and author charles it is just getting underway at the american enterprise institute on c-span. peopleatched what thought and how the owners treated customers differently. bookss he began to read .bout social policy he writes both were written about african-americans but could have it easily been written about his family and neighbors. he realized that no expert or single vote would explain their problems. his description is much more than amateur sociology. it tells us what goes on in the daily lives of real people and when the industrial economy goes south. he continues, it is not reacting to bad circumstances in the worst way possible, about a culture that encourages social decay instead of counteracting it. in this he echoes the concerns of many of aei over the years theuding, among others, writer of "the quest for others.y" and my currentse, to colleagues among others. they offer vivid portraits of our country. d'sre millions b

authors j.d. vance and charles murray took part in this event hosted by the american enterprise institute. it's an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. i'm bowman and i'm a senior fellow and i would like to welcome all of you to the first bradley lecture program of this academic year. as many of you know who have attended these programs in the past they're usually lectures. with tonight's event, we saw a rare opportunity to host a conversation about a culture in crisis. we're grateful to this line of making this possible. midway through this mental -- working as a cashier at the local grocery store as where he lived turned into amateur socialologyist where he saw how some people gained the system and how the owners treated customers differently. he said at that point he began to read books social policies the truly disadvantaged and charlie murray losing ground. he writes both of these books were written by african-ameri n african-americans could just as easily be written about his f

and by chevrolet. 2016 j.d. power dependability awards. more than any other brand. take a look at the cleveland lineup. carlos santana in the leadoff spotth night. jason kipnis, francisco lindor, napoli, ramirez, chisenhall. coco crisp, talladega, roberto perez. terry francona is 9-0 as a manager in the world series. in boston. '04 and '07 over st. louis and at the knees, pitch number one. >> john: there is one thing i could never do, pitch in this weather without sleeves. the once and hannah's numbers, . 0 for 2 last night. ball and a strike. >> john: jake arrieta, four-seam fastball, two-seamer. everything moves. the cutter is the key. if he has a cutter, he can throw it in any count. doctor, front door, the big curve and the slider. the one that's the third. for bryant. our geico pitcher profile for jake arrieta, 22-6 a year ago when he won the cy young. here are his numbers this postseason. >> john: it's been a little bit of a confusing season. he was so dominant last year, his first 16 starts. little abnormal. four .20. they are hoping they see their first guy

and by chevrolet. 2016 j.d. power dependability awards. more than any other brand. take a look at the cleveland lineup. carlos santana in the leadoff spot, the dh. night. jason kipnis, francisco lindor, napoli, ramirez, chisenhall. coco crisp, talladega, roberto perez. terry francona is 9-0 as a manager in the world series. in boston. '04 and '07 over st. louis and >> john: there is one thing i could never do, pitch in this weather without sleeves. the once and hannah's numbers, . 0 for 2 last night. ball and a strike. >> john: jake arrieta, four-seam fastball, two-seamer. everything moves. the cutter is the key. if he has a cutter, he can throw it in any count. doctor, front door, the big curve and the slider. the one that's the third. for bryant. our geico pitcher profile for jake arrieta, 22-6 a year ago when he won the cy young. here are his numbers this postseason. >> john: it's been a little bit of a confusing season. he was so dominant last year, his first 16 starts. 12-2. little abnormal. four .20. they are hoping they see their first guy that was starting w

and by chevrolet. 2016 j.d. power dependability awards. more than any other brand. take a lineup. carlos santana in the leadoff spot, the dh. he hit deeper in the lineup last night. jason kipnis, francisco lindor, napoli, ramirez, chisenhall. coco crisp, talladega, roberto perez. terry francona is 9-0 as a manager in the world series. in boston. colorado. carlos santana leads it off. at the knees, pitch number one. >> john: there is one thing i could never do, pitch in this weather without sleeves. the once and hannah's numbers, . 0 for 2 last night. ball and a strike. >> john: jake arrieta, four-seam fastball, two-seamer. everything moves. the cutter is the key. if he has a cutter, he can throw it in any count. doctor, front door, the big curve and the slider. the one that's the third. for bryant. our geico pitcher profile for jake arrieta, 22-6 a year ago when he won the cy young. here are his numbers this postseason. >> john: it's been a little bit of a confusing season. he was so dominant last year, his first 16 starts. the next 16, more normal or a little abnormal. four .20.

and by chevrolet. 2016 j.d. power dependability awards. more than any other brand. take a look at the cleveland lineup. carlos santana in the leadoff spot, the dh. he hit night. jason kipnis, francisco lindor, napoli, ramirez, chisenhall. coco crisp, talladega, roberto perez. terry francona is 9-0 as a manager in the world series. in boston. '04 and '07 over st. louis and colorado. >> john: there is one thing i could never do, pitch in this weather without sleeves. the once and hannah's numbers, . 0 for 2 last night. ball and a strike. >> john: jake arrieta, four-seam fastball, two-seamer. everything moves. the cutter is the key. if he has a cutter, he can throw it in any count. doctor, front door, the big curve and the slider. the one that's the third. for bryant. our geico pitcher profile for jake arrieta, 22-6 a year ago when he won the cy young. here are his numbers this postseason. >> john: it's been a little bit of a confusing season. he was so dominant last year, his first 16 starts. 12-2. four .20. they are hoping they see their first guy that was starting w

and by chevrolet. 2016 j.d. power dependability awards. more than any other brand. take a look at the cleveland lineup. carlos santana in the leadoff spot, the dh. heit night. jason kipnis, francisco lindor, napoli, ramirez, chisenhall. coco crisp, talladega, roberto perez. terry francona is 9-0 as a manager in the world series. in boston. '04 and '07 over st. louis and >> john: there is one thing i could never do, pitch in this weather without sleeves. the once and hannah's numbers, . 0 for 2 last night. ball and a strike. >> john: jake arrieta, four-seam fastball, two-seamer. everything moves. the cutter is the key. if he has a cutter, he can throw it in any count. doctor, front door, the big curve and the slider. the one that's the third. for bryant. our geico pitcher profile for jake arrieta, 22-6 a year ago when he won the cy young. here are his numbers this postseason. >> john: it's been a little bit of a confusing season. he was so dominant last year, his first 16 starts. 12-2. four .20. they are hoping they see their first guy that was starting when he finis

j.d., you in person have been as engaging and insightful as you were in the book. it's been a pleasure. >> thank you. [ applause ] >>> while congress is on break until after the november elections, we're featuring american history tv programs that are normally seen weekends here on c-span3. tonight congressional history, at 8:00 eastern, former senators bob dole and nancy cassin balm talk about congress. at 9 :00 it's the history of african-americans in congress and shortly after 10:00 eastern, the 50th anniversary of the national historic preservation act. tonight the dedication of the thomas edison statue. >>> c-span brings you more debates from key senate races. this evening at 7:00 live on c-span, the pennsylvania senate debate between republican senator pat toomey and democrat katie mcginnty. a debate for the florida senate between republican senator marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. thursday night at 8:00 eastern, republican senator yell ayotte and democratic governor maggie h asan. follow dedebates from senate and house votes on c-span a

and by chevrolet. 2016 j.d. power dependability awards. more than any other brand.e a look at the cleveland lineup. carlos santana in the leadoff spot, the dh. he hit deeper in the lineup last night. jason kipnis, francisco lindor, napoli, ramirez, chisenhall. coco crisp, talladega, roberto perez. terry francona is 9-0 as a manager in the world series. in boston. '04 and '07 over st. louis and colorado. carlos santana leads it off. at the knees, pitch number one. >> john: there is one thing i could never do, pitch in this weather without sleeves. the once and hannah's numbers, . 0 for 2 last night. ball and a strike. >> john: jake arrieta, four-seam fastball, two-seamer. everything moves. the cutter is the key. if he has a cutter, he can throw it in any count. doctor, front door, the big curve and the slider. the one that's the third. for bryant. our geico pitcher profile for jake arrieta, 22-6 a year ago when he won the cy young. here are his numbers this postseason. >> john: it's been a little bit of a confusing season. he was so dominant last year, his first 16 s

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next on the list of the most frequently-borrowed books at the madison public be library, j.d. vance remembers growing up in the ap appalachian region. and the list concludes with cnn host anderson cooper and his mother, gloria vannedder built -- vanderbilt's dual memoir. that's a look at some of the most borrowed books at the madison public library. >> here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. next saturday the louisiana book festival is being held in baton rouge at the state capitol. coming up in november, we're live from austin and the texas book festival with authors tim wu and orange is the new black actress diane guerrero. and later that month we'll be live from the miami book fair on november 19th and 20th. our coverage includes author discussions and call-in programs featuring senator bernie sanders, fox news host dana perino and coulson whitehead. for more information about the book fairs and festivals booktv will be covering and to watch previous festival coverage, click on the book fairs tab on our web site, booktv.org. [in

visit ncicap.org] >> author j.d. vance, signing his new book. not thatguest on q&a long ago. find that and other coverage online at c-span.org. c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. 2016 coverage continues on c-span with debates for u.s. house, senate, and governors races. the debate00, between pat mccrory and roy cooper. wednesday evening at 8:00 eastern, mike lee and misty snow debate for the utah senate. noon, thejust after debate between brian fitzpatrick and steve senator of. then, richard burr and deborah ross debate for the north carolina senate. friday night at 8:00, the wisconsin senate debate between ron johnson and russ feingold. that is followed at 10:00 with joe heck and catherine cortez-masto debating for the nevada senate. watch our coverage on c-span and c-span.org. listen on the c-span radio app. c-span will give you the chance to hear from the leading third-party presidential candidates -- libertarian gary johnson will talk about his campaign and answer calls at 8:0

. >> tonight on "q&a," j.d. vance talks about growing up in a poor

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] ♪ vances week, j.d.iscusses his book, "hillbilly elegy." idea,did you have any when you wrote the book, that it would be a bestseller? guest: i did not expected it to have the response it did. host: what do you think caused it? guest: the weird nature of the peoplen has had considering working class voters who are supporting trump who are making waves in the election. on an area a light of the country that people did not know a whole lot about. hopefully, i have shown what people are like in this region. host: where were you born? middletowns born in , ohio. i spent a lot of time in kentucky. my grandparents, who i grew up were or appellation di -- diaspora. it is a small town. 40% poverty rate. thispioid epidemic has hit area hard. jobs.s the coal it is a tough area to grow up in. supposed to be the economic savior. in a lot of ways, it was. if provided my grandparents -- it provided my grandparents a good wafge, but a lot of the problems persisted from jackson. homelessness, joblessness is common. in o

that's so sweet, j.d. now, that's what i volunteered for. this is great! is it me, or is anybody else hot? no, it's hot. spy ship without a radio transmitter. [ door opens ] lieutenant? sir? you down here? ballantine? ballantine, are you all right? we were looking for you, sir. or just myself, i guess, sir. you're at large on an enemy vessel? your liberty granted to you? ainwashed and turned you. no, i came down looking for . you owe me no apology, ballantine. torture is a terrible thing. was it the tiger cages? nobody's tortured me, sir, honest to goodness. i say, there's no shame, ballantine. the only shame is not admitting the truth. sir, the truth is i don't know what you're talking about. [ chuckles ] very well, ballantine. oh, look, the miss america contestant. oh! sorry, old sport. we'll deprogram you when you come to your senses. [ pipes squeaking ] interrogn room "b." miss sylstri's already in there. comfy in here, sarge. reminds me of the bataan death camps. furillo: drive carefully see you in a couple ys. reminds me of the bataan death cambye. b

after the winners we have a mixed bag of tech winners including apple and j.d..com. was -- as for apple, although that is going to be having its tech press day-to-day where they will be releasing two flagship smartphones. alphabet is barely moving higher. apple is nicely higher, the boos from the nasdaq suggesting they are not thinking about the competition from those smartphones. they are positive, similar to what we have been hearing in recent weeks. vonnie: we will check back with you later in the day. let's take you to first word news. >> the international monetary fund warns that political turmoil is posing a risk to an already weak global recovery. the forecast, three point 1% this year, 3.4% in 2017. advanced economies are likely to stay on a low growth path and the u.s. presidential campaign highlights the fight over trade and protectionism. minister theresa may wants to change the relationship between the government and the financial services industry. she will refuse to give priority to protecting banks after the u.k. left the european union. this also incl

in clients include alibaba j.d..com.sale would rank number seven among chinese ipos in the united states. tracy: the international bank warned by the five burke nations -- planssell offshore to sell offshore bonds as it tries to expand its regional influence. it was set up as an alternative to the asian development bank and the world bank and says it wants to double its capital base to $100 billion in the coming years. hasef: u.k. prime minister for index month and in her first trade mission. it is intended to produce looking further abroad. brexit offers the country the chance as a new role in a wider role, she says. tracy: saudi arabia is undergoing its biggest economic overhaul in recent history, and a big part of that is its anticipated international bond sale. here to discuss that and more is anita. you live in the fixed income space, give us some color on how big a deal is actually is for capital markets. guest: this bond from saudi arabia, investors have been waiting for. expectingey were billion-95 billion. they'

and j.d. from marquette university. jonathan blanks is a research associate and managing editor of the aforementioned police misconduct.net. his research is focused on law enforcement practices, over criminalization and civil liberties. he has appeared on various television. radio and internet media including huff post live and voice of america. his work has been published widely and most recently in the case western reserve law review with an excellent piece entitled "thin blue lies: how pretextual stops undermine police legitimacy." we did have copies available on the outside table but i am told we are now out of them. if you want a copy, send me an e-mail or contact me after and i'm happy to get one for you. he is a graduate of indiana university. then we'll have adam bates, a policy analyst at the project. his research interests include constitutional law, the war on drugs, the war on terror and police militarization. bates received a b.a. in political science from the university of miami and both an m.a. in middle

pete sergeant j.d. lofton taking charge. recreating real life scenarios, walking us through the three most common and dangerous confrontations. weapons simulating real guns and bullets. from a traffic stop, hi, ma'am, i stopped you for running the red light back there. ment can you stop reaching. put your hands on the sterling wheel for me. ma'am, i see the gun. drop the gun. >> reporter: to a report of a suspicious person in a park. >> gun. >> get down, get down. >> trying to calm and emotionally disturbed person. >> do you want to talk about it. put your hands up. >> i feel comfortable saying we are on the cutting edge of the reality based training which is the wave of the future. >> and a necessity. sergeant lofton tells me after the rise of caught on video police confrontations from charlotte. >> did you shoot him? >> to an encounter in minnesota, every captured on facebook live. >> they just shot his arm off. we got pulled over. >> i told him to get his hand out. >> is this type of training more important than ever? >>

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and j.d., the author of the book, hillbilly, it was very well reviewed and received by the reading publicow whether we start with trump. i get the feeling we're hook at a fire hydrant that has been turned on. >> look, i think that once we had the revelations and then we had trump say it was just locker room talk and i never did these things. which he was pinned down on by anderson cooper. of course, it is natural that we would have women coming out, saying, no, actually he did do these things. >> the pattern of people when they feel unshackled, to use his term. they feel the story is developing. they're not alone. and they feel the message they have kept to themselves is part of the public discussion. this woman is 74 years old. she's talking about something that happened on an air may not. that one, the public kissing. i'm not sure about that. it is very hard to read that. my family does a lot of kissing on the mouth but it is consensual. wasn't because -- it was a sexual advance on her that she did not want or even imagine would happen. the one on the airplane, every guy and woman will

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] ♪ vances week, j.d.cusses his book, "hillbilly elegy." idea,did you have any when you wrote the book, that it would be a bestseller? guest: i did not expected it to have the response it did. host: what do you think caused it? guest:

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. >> what about earlier in the campaign, j.d.is treatment of women has been an issue for a long time. why didn't she come forward earlier? >> well i think the reason why any woman doesn't come forward. she has felt a great deal of shame, fear. she was not a public person in that way. she's not a political person. it bothered her. it increasingly did bother her. but until he actually said those words that we all heard on the tape, she thought that, you know, she might have been an isolated case. she doubted herself. hearing that articulation of what he said was his behavior confirmed for her that this was a his modus op ran die with women. that was a relief for her. and then when she heard him say no, i've never done this. that was a call for her to speak her truth. >> she writes about anytime the piece saying like many women i was ashamed and blamed myself for his transgression. i minimized it. it's not like he raped me. i was afraid that a powerful man would discredit and destroy me, especially if i got his coveted feature kille

and j.d. from marquette university. jonathan blanks is a research associate and managing editor of the aforementioned police misconduct.net. his research is focused on law enforcement practices, over criminalization and civil liberties. he has appeared on various television. radio and internet media including huff post live and voice of america. his work has been published widely and most recently in the case western reserve law review with an excellent piece entitled "thin blue lies: how pretextual stops undermine police legitimacy." we did have copies available on the outside table but i am told we are now out of them. if you want a copy, send me an e-mail or contact me after and i'm happy to get one for you. he is a graduate of indiana university. then we'll have adam bates, a policy analyst at the project. his research interests include constitutional law, the war on drugs, the war on terror and police militarization. bates received a b.a. in political science from the university of miami and both an m.a. in middle

we have alexander brodsky, who is a j.d. from yale.nd she'll be talking about a rising tide learning about fair disciplinary process from title ix. where do you guys want to start? >> i think i am supposed to start. so bill and my paper was -- the idea of it was really anywhere yalted by bill. because he was following several of the prominent faculty harassment cases that were occurring on institutions on the west coast and was head of the process at a former position. similar to research that i had done some years ago, with regard to peer harassment. it quickly became obvious to us that there were several reasons why looking at the case law and the ocr investigations was not going to work in this context as it had in the peer harassment context. and so in the interest of time, i'm not going to go into all of the reasons, suffice it to say, we decided we needed to cast the net a bit wider. and we ultimately decided to look at three sources in an effort to map the problem of sexual harassment. in in the workplace, in educational institu

j.d.: even the people that did well in school did not make a whole lot out of themselves. you saw people not really making or having good opportunities. it was hard to believe that school matter that much. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> now a debate for maine's second congressional district between bruce poliquin and emily ann cain, speaking about campaign finance and gun control. main public broadcasting is hosting a debate. this is about one hour. ♪ secondelcome to maine's district congressional debate. andincumbent bruce poliquin has garneredbate national attention. first, background on the two candidates in alphabetical order. maine frommoved to new jersey with her family at 17, studied at the music at the university of maine and holds a masters degree from the harvard graduate school of education. in 2004 she was elected to the maine house and rose to the chair of the appropriations committee, then minority leader in 2010. she served in the maine senate and work for a decade at u maine. 2 years ago she lost to bruce poliquin in the second d