james patterson is always on the new york times bestseller list. he has a foundation, he does give that. he has written fiction before, and it is brilliant, actually. not a novel, but he has written some fiction. well, there you go. i actually read one of them without realising it was bill clinton. the things you know. thank you, cornelia. thank you for watching. have a really good day. if you are with abc1, breakfast will be with you in five minutes. if you are on bbc well, you are stuck with us. hello. we are watching a weather change later this week which will bring some rain to some areas that have been mainly dry, now, for several weeks. until then, though, it's as you were. this is how it looked on the the satellite picture during monday. cool in the cloud, warm in the sunshine. variable cloud in the next few days. but the main theme is until the end of the week, most places are going to stay dry. and that's with high pressure stretched across the uk. but we are waiting for low pressure to make a move, as it will do. i'll show you that later

he's teaming up with a famous suspense author james patterson. the book will be a political thriller called "the president is missing." it's set to be released next summer. clinton has published several nonfiction books and a memoir, "my life" in 2004... but this will be his first novel. it's xx and we're just getting started. it's "do or die" for the capitals as they force game seven against the penguins. highlights and reaction from last night's huge win.. coming up. good morning washington. frost advisory in effect until 9am for western suburbs. - chilly morning; nice afternoon - tomorrow - warmest day of the week - showers return late week - rain for part of mother's day weekend - may warmth in sight today: mostly sunny. chill start, nice afternoon. highs: 65-69 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. not as cold. lows: 44-51 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: partly sunny. milder. highs: 68-72 winds: n 5-10 mph after falling behind 3-1, and giving up the home ice advantage, not many people capitals fans thought they could get here. another

bill clinton and james patterson are writing a thriller together called "the president is missing." clearly, clinton will be drawing on his experiences in the white house and as president. kerry clinton that hillary clinton-- hillary serving as the model for a character -- she turned down 's several marriage proposals before finally saying yes. >> you can watch previous episodes on our website, france24.com. we will take a short break. stay with us. >> this is a production of china central television americica. >> a barrier is something that can keep people apart. it can prevent communication or even progress in one's life, but breaking barriers is often where growth happens. this week on "full frame," we talk with those who are breaking barriers and taboos in the world of arts and culture, from embracing creative expression new to their society or building awareness around issues people just don't want to talk about. i'm mike walter coming to you from the heart of new york city's times square. let's take it full frame.

he is teaming up with best- selling novelist james patterson. they are going to cowrite a thriller called, "the president is missing. those quote publishers say the intrigue and behind the scenes global drama will unveil details on the a president would know. >> how is that for selling a book? it's due out june 2018. >> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. >>> as 6:00, a young woman forced to marry at age 15. that's coming up. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: breaking news: president trump fires the director of the f.b.i., james comey. also tonight, workers are ordered to take cover after a tunnel containing nuclear waste collapses. turbulence on the ground. an explosion of anger after inirit airlines cancels nine flights. >> we're starting to get g ssengers who are saying, "look, i'm mad as heck. e m not going to take it anymore." >> pelley: and address your stress with the spin that's in. >> holding them and spinning them is oddly satisfying, and it's really fun. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

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he's teaming up with a famous suspense author james patterson.a political thriller called "the president is missing." it's set to be released next summer. clinton has published several nonfiction books and a memoir, "my life" in 2004... but this will be his first novel. it's xx and we're just getting started. it's "do or die" for the capitals as they force game seven against the penguins. highlights and reaction from last night's huge win.. coming up. good morning washington.

the 42nd president is collaborating with best-selling author james patterson on a novel called "the presidentishers describe the book as having a unique combination of intrigue and suspension. they say it will include insider details that only a president knows. it is president clinton's first novel. the two go on a national book tour when the novel is released in june of next year. >> so much fun for him. will be a best-seller no doubt. >>> a little girl in florida recovering after her quick thinking saved her from an alligator attack. 10-year-old juliana was attacked by this nearly 9-foot gator. she had bites on her knee and calf. she said she fought off the gator by sticking her fingers in its nose which caused it to open its jaw and released her. she's expected to be okay. the alligator has been captured and removed. >>> coming up on "today," kerry sanders' exclusive interview with this brave little girl. >> scary. that incident, the kangaroo incident, makes you want to be careful out there. >> thank you for joining us. i'm gigi stone woods. >> great being with yo make the most of a few m

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he's writing one, in collaboration with james patterson, the best-selling author of the alex cross theew one is a thrilling >>> civil war in sudan created a lost generation of boys, orphaned or displaced. we end tonight with the story of one of those boys who found a new life in america. here's mark strassmann. >> so is this the same accident? >> reporter: jacob mosh finally has his dream job, a rookie cop working in downtown atlanta. >> it was really hard for but i put a lot of effort to realize that dream. >> reporter: he grew up in sudan, during a civil war that killed more than 2 million people, including his father. when he was 7 years old, he hiked hundreds of miles barefoot to safety in ethiopia, eating leaves to survive. roughly 20,000 children like him, most of them orphans, became known as the "lost boys of sudan." he lived in refugee camps for 14 years. >> it was horrible. there was a lot of killing. a lot of suffering. >> reporter: you were often scared? >> yes. >> reporter: hungry? >> yes. you could call me a former lost boif sudan, but i'm not a lost boy now. >> reporter:

. >> bill clinton and best-selling novelist james patterson teaming up to write a new thriller, the president in june of next year, the publisher giving a preview what to expect calling it a unique amalgam of intrigue with global drama from the highest quarters of power informed by details that only a president can no. a lot to say. clayton: lena dunham's politically charged diet tips sparking outrage with donald trump's supported online, posting a snap of herself on instagram along with sarcastic weight loss strategies including an election that reveals the true depth of american misogyny, planned parenthood, pbs threatened by mustache twirling villain, worrying about the health and safety of women. >> twitter having a field day with real body bottles, unveiling a new package designed to emulate shapes and sizes of women, and if she asked you to pick this up from the store it is a trap. ray rights body shaming is all over. clayton: singer jason alldean. ♪ georgia playing ♪ bottom of the real country ♪ clayton: the country star posting this picture of a bun in the oven to tell the world his w

it's called "the president is missing," he's teaming up with best-selling author james patterson to write it. the book's publisher said it will be full of suspense, and it's due out next june. >>> another chilly night ahead of us, doug's got the details. >>> and you know the washington area is number one when it comes to bridges, but not in a good way. which ones need repair that thousands of us us e >>> this video is racking up views online after the woman recording it says she was targeted because of her faith. >> we don't know what happened before or after the video started recording, but what was caught on camera speaks for itself. >> yeah, take a look. meagan fitzgerald has more on this story. >> reporter: this incident happened saturday evening inside this reston trader joe's. a muslim woman who didn't want to go on camera believes she was targeted by another customer because of her religion. jeremy mclellan says he's friends with the woman and spoke to news4 about woman to cut in front of her because she was in a rush, but that's when the woman insulted muslims. told the woman she

. >>> best selling novelist james patterson is out with a new book.this one with his teenage son. what's your name teenage son? >> jack. >> they are both in the toyota green room with why they decided to write about -- what did you write about, jack >> penguins. >> there's our jeffrey there about black america. very serious stuff. he spent 25 years talking to police chiefs and local activists. we'll find out what he's learned. you're watching "cbs this morning". we'll being right back. >>> jury selection is under way in a trial following a deadly police shooting in oklahoma. tulsa police officer betty jo shelby is charged with first degree manslaughter for shooting and killing an unarmed black man "tst september. the tulsa shoot cigarette one of 17 cases in the u.s. last year in which an officer killed an unarmed black man. some of those shootings led to protests. >> cbs news justice and homeland security security correspondent jeff pegues has experience in covering this. his new book "inside black and blue." it takes an in depth look at the crisis th

former president bill clinton and best-selling novelist james patterson are tell -- teaming up to writeiller. the presidentlled " is missing." it will be a rare joint release from to publishers. patterson says that he's a storyteller and that the former president's insight has allowed the two of them to tell a really interesting one. powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in 120 countries, i'm mark crumpton. david: this is bloomberg. david? memo micron -- emmanuel macron, promising unity after a bruising campaign. >> i would like to say a few words to those who did madame -- voted for madame le pen today. do not boo them. i respect standing up for your beliefs. i will do everything i can to see that these people no longer have any reasons to vote for extreme ideas. then, hetween now and will focus on picking a cabinet. how much can we extrapolate from this election, john? call it ahave to victory for centrism in france and sort of globally. the answer is if you had a choice between macron and le pen , quite a lot of people voted for him did it through clenched teeth or just because th

best selling novelist james patterson is out with a new book. this one with his teenage son. what is your name, teenage son? >> jack. >> they are both in the toyota green room, with why they decided to write about -- what did you write about, jack? >> penguins. >> jeffy gays is here to talk about his new book. nothing to do with penguins, but about the divide between black america. he spent 20 years talking to police chiefs and local activists. we will find out who he has learned. you are watching cbs this morning. we'll be right back. back.,, who are these people? the environmentally aware. the ones with their eyes on the sky and our air. they say our climate's in need of repair. why do they worry? why do they care? the energy conscious people among us say small actions could add up to something... humongous. a little thing here a little thing there starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. limiting showers to only five minutes. turning off lights in a room unless they're in it. air filter changing, solar installing unplugging, dial-

. >> using insider details to write a thriller with james patterson. >> hat that should be interesting. >> i know right? >> and to break now for a live look outside. people getting moving this early in the morning. getting work. wear a jacket if you have to stand outside. time now is 5:12. back in a moment. ♪ >> 5:14 with a check of story this morning. second time the white house postponed a meeting to discuss the paris climate change meeting. rescheduled. under the deal created in 2015 u.s. is vowed to sniff scanty reduce emissions. >> emar quandicki was deported. his lawyers discovered a key witness in the case had lied to eye jury. >> now to nba playoffs. golden state headed back to wevrn conference finals. warriors defeated jazz last night sweeping second round playoff series. golden state heads back to third consecutive western conference final. >> going to the ice. nhl playoffs caps force a game 7 beating penguins 5-2. series all even at 3. game 7 wednesday at the verizon center. >> how cool would it be for the cap and wizards to advance to the next lound. >> i believe. i believe

course, trump isn't the only politician trying to sell you something, because bill clinton and james patterson teaming up to write a novel. it's called "the president is missing." that's. much more dignified than the original title, "have you seen my husband?" well, we got an advance copy of the book. let's see if we can detect bill clinton's influence on the classic patterson thriller. here we go. ( clears throat ) chapter two. really hot. "ken brantley swung his agile body onto the roof. he smiled, thinking of the moment he would corner his mark and take him out with a single shot. he also smiled because he was thinking of boobs. ( laughter ) brantley shook his head, determined to focus on the threat ahead. butts are cool, too, he thought ( laughter ) they're like boobs on your back." 'stay focused, ken,' he told himself. 'you've got a boob to do. i mean, a job to butt.' dammit!" and he shoots the guy. and he shoots the guy. ( applause ) that's an actual book. speaking of books. any game of thrones fans out there? ( applause ) me too. that show has everything: great characters, pulse-poundin

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former president bill clinton is working with james patterson to write a book entitled "the presidentel said those, like his son, with pre-existing conditions will struggle to get health care. bringing attention to what he has termed, quote, the jimmy kimmel test. >> president trump's contract, lowering premiums with coverage that passes the jimmy kimmel test. if we do that, we get an american plan. not democrat, not republican, an american plan. that's where we need to be. >> senator, since i am jimmy kimmel, the jimmy kimmel test should be no family should be denied medical care, emergency or otherwise, because they can't afford it. can that be the jimmy kimmel test? >> you're on the right track. >> he also noted the challenge will be a way to fipay for that coverage. >>> senator bernie sanders yesterday. while it's no surprise that the former president supported hillary clinton in last year's general election, he may have inadvertent inadvertently revealed the candidate that he supported. >> a few weeks ago in the french election, first election, almost 80% of the french people vot

i saw that bill clinton is working on a new book with james patterson called "the president is missingaughter ] i heard that bill actually suggested a bunch of other titles before they landed on that one. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: i'll show you what i mean, yeah. first he wanted, "are you there, hillary? it's me, bill, i'll be home late, don't wait up." [ laughter and applause ] long. >> steve: wow, that's a long title. >> jimmy: then he suggested, "cheat, pray, love." and you go, well i don't know if that's -- [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey-oh! >> jimmy: and finally he suggested, "fifty shades of heeey." [ laughter and applause ] president obama is over in italy right now, and today he talked about what it was like to live and work in the white house. check out how he described it. >> it is unique in its isolation. and it is a very nice -- uh -- prison. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he called the white house prison, yeah. then hillary started chanting, "lock me up! lock me up! lock me up!" [ laughter and applause ] no, no, he's saying -- it's a a metaphor. get thi

the former president is collaborating with james patterson on a new book. according to the publisher, it will include "injury, suspense and behind-the-scenes global drama from the highest corridors of power was put president clinton has been a fan of patterson for years and has enjoyed working with him. novel will be titled, "the president is missing." and is expected to be published in june of next year. >>> thank you for joining us today at noon. we are always on for you at ktvu.com. we are also on twitter and facebook get out there and enjoy some sunshine. the weather is about to change. dr. oz: hair restoration scams. >> we guarantee our work 100%. dr. oz: are some of them duping you, trying to steal your money? went undercover to find out. then, could o.j. simpson get out of prison? i can't escape this. dr. oz: ron goldman's sister, out.oldman, speaks of killingvisions the person that killed my brother. next.: coming up ♪ save lives today. get healthy?y to [cheers and applause] dr. oz: all season

former president bill clinton is teaming up with author james patterson to write a new book called "thedent is missing." it will be followed by the sequel, "never mind he's at the golf course." [ light laughter ] and finally, a colorado teacher was suspended after hosting a cinco de mayo party during class last week, in which students hit a piÑata with picture of president trump on it. [ light laughter ] even worse, the kids never got a turn. [ laughter and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonight. she is starring in the broadway revival of "a present laughter," at the st. james theater here in new york. cobie smulders is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] from the film, "snatched" fantastic actor chris meloni is joining us tonight! [ cheers and applause ] and we got music from an incredible singer songwriter, maggie rogers. [ cheers and applause ] so you are here, a very good night. be that, the trump white house was on the defensive today after news that then president obama warned trump not to hire his first national security adviser michael fl

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. >>> and former president bill clinton and best-selling author james patterson are teaming up to write a book titled "the president is missing." it will come out june 2018. it's the first work of fiction by the former president. >>> that's the news update this hour. ty, over to you. >>> sue, thank you very much. let's get over to a market flash. >>> drug research provider spiking here object a report citing sources that the company is exploring a sale with a price tag of roughly $4 billion. i'll point out the current market cap of parexel around $3.7 billion. it's worth noting that activist and investor corvex management has built a sizable stake in parexel. shares now up almost 7.5%. melissa? >>> you mentioned corvex. we just had keith meister on and he was spending a lot of time talking about other investments but had not mentioned to my knowledge parexel. >> this report says the firm has not publicly talked about its investment but according to wsj do have a sizable stake in parexel. something to keep in mind. >> thank you very much. let's get to bob pisani. hi, bob. >> reporter: na

. >>> next up, if you're a best-selling author, james patterson is writing a mystery about the presidenthe always does, who are you going to call? you're going to call president bill clinton. bill clinton is now actually co-authoring the political thriller with patterson. that is a one-two punch. literary giants scheduled for a june 2018 release. publishers calling the book -- called "president is missing" a unique amalgam of intrigue and suspense with details that only a president could know. the two men are great friends and say they loved the experience and i know memoirs are common for ex-presidents to write, works of fiction quite rare. the first, george, fiction from a president was -- >> i'm going to guess teddy roosevelt. >> i'm sorry, george. you need to leave the stage. i'm practicing my -- it was jimmy carter. jimmy carter wrote "the hornet's nest" about the south in revolutionary war times, the first novel written -- >> how did she do in her audition? [ applause ] >> not bad. >> thank you. >> good. >> and finally, everybody, check out the latest edition, if you're an art love

president bill clinton teamed up with one of the best-selling he enforce he willists clinton james pattersonpublished june 2018 so far not a lot of details about the plot maria, but many presidents, of course, have written memoirs, but not many published novels after leaving oval office i don't think anyone has written a novel called the president is missing might be good we will see. >> we will see. thanks. >> coming up expanded electronic ban why you polite not be able to take your laptop on your next flight to europe you beer in canada taking self-driving research to another country back in a moment. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to yr first accident. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. i caner reportedly expanding in canada over self-driving regulations in united states

the former commander-in-chief is teaming up with best-selling novelist james patterson to write a newn know. the book is due out about a year from now in june, 2018. all right. ainsley? ainsley: all right. thank you, steve. this is what cinco de mayo looked like at one colorado high school when a teacher allowed her students to bash a piÑata with president trump's face on it. and one mother who didn't even vote for president trump is furious. joining us now from denver, colorado is leslie hollywood, the mother. and her daughter haley mark antonio. she is a student at roosevelt high school. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. i will start with you, leslie. as a mother, why did you decide to come out and speak out against this? >> well, first of all, i want to point out one thing this is actually a male teacher. i don't know why this keeps getting confused. this is a male teamer that we are talking about. so i saw this. and i saw it on snapchat, you know, because these kids are putting this stuff all over social media and i was like what th

james paterson are teaming up to write the thriller. it's called "the president is missing." it will be a rare joint release from alfred and little brown and company. patterson storyteller and the former president's insight has allowed the two of them to tell a really interesting one. global news 24 hours a day powered more than 2,600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. mark: coming up, what to expect macron e.u. after a win? may targeting the next prize ahead of sunday's vote. this is bloomberg. vonnie: live from new york and london, i'm vonnie quin. mark: this is the "european close" on bloomberg markets. vonnie: all right. turning back to u.s. politics. president trump and his administration looking to deliver on promised tax cuts and headquarter legislation this year. but it seems congress' daunting calendar may prove to be the biggest hurdle. bloomberg national political reporter joins fruss capitol hill on this story. great story that you've written. pointing out just short a year it is when you actually get down to work. >> that's right, vonnie. i think one of the biggest things that's staring the white house and president trump in th

patterson. manus: let's get a bloomberg first word news. senior senate republicans have closed ranks behind president trump after his is missile off fbi director jamesere are calls to investigate russia's meddling and the election. day enteringt the candidates. has admitted [inaudible] that the was a mistake. staley spoke exclusively to erik schatzker. >> the chief executive officer of a bank with the complexity of barclays, i thought it was trying to protect the colleague who was vulnerable from a malicious attack, but i should not have gotten involved as i did and that was a mistake. juliette: the pre-election pledges have been linked, -- leaked. they include plans to re-nationalize railways, the proposal for the energy companies and scrap tuition fees. a labour spokesperson said they do not comment on lakes. the manifesto will be finalized at a meeting of party officials thursday. the bank of england is likely to revise higher it's inflation outlook for the year when it delivers its monetary policy review later today. analysts say the market will be watching for whether one or more voter members will call for an increase. that will be followed by

but mayor elizabeth patterson says the new rules would hold the refinery accountable at a city level. (darya)(jameshe weather center tracking the forecast with james... (james)it's cloudy and cool this tuesday morning with widespread 40s and 50s. the marine layer is pretty deep, meaning heavy mist and drizzle will reach the inland valleys. ultimately, we're expecting a partly cloudy day with highs in the upper 50s at the coast, mid 60s to low 70s along the bay shoreline, and mid to upper 70s inland. it will continue to be windy all around. gusts will reach 20 - 30 mph with the strongest reserved for the coast. expect temperatures to remain 5 to 10 degrees below normal through wednesday as a weather system passes through the northern half of the state. this system may bring the bay area light showers tomorrow. after wednesday, inland temperatures will climb to the mid 80s by saturday. a stall on wb 92 still blocking at the high rise, traffic backed up onto sb 880 from 238. expect major delays. bay bridge backed up on wb 80 in the maze. slow nb 880 from 238 to dt oakland due to an earlier crash a t h

but mayor elizabeth patterson says the new rules would hold the refinery accountable at a city level. (mark)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... (jamesith widespread 40s and 50s. the marine layer is pretty deep, meaning heavy mist and drizzle will reach the inland valleys. ultimately, we're expecting a partly cloudy day with highs in the upper 50s at the coast, mid 60s to low 70s along the bay shoreline, and mid to upper 70s inland. it will continue to be windy all around. gusts will reach 20 - 30 mph with the strongest reserved for the coast. expect temperatures to remain 5 to 10 degrees below normal through wednesday as a weather system passes through the northern half of the state. this system may bring the bay area light showers tomorrow. after wednesday, inland temperatures will climb to the mid 80s by saturday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( darya @ land ) coast guard crews rescue a kite surfer near a rocky shore. it happened yesterday afternoon near santa cruz. the coast guard sent a rescue boat and a helicopter to help the surf