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right love the thrillers, and i don't have time to do anything else but what you do one with james patterson. i said, he will never do that. he's the best selling author worldwide, what is singing me so he called patterson in the moment of abject foolishness and said he would be willing to do it. we met and clicked. and we agreed that we needed to try to write something that was faithful to the presidency in the way the government works, or did work. [laughter] you have to admit the procedures are slightly different. and that was a real security challenge. that could actually good go haywire. and that we would be authentic, we would make it as exciting as we could without letting the underlying core of the issue go wacky. and he thought it would be neat to have the president go missing. most people who have been president might think that's a good idea. >> i saw the headline and was a little disappointed it was fiction. [applause] >> if there's any pressure just make sure you get the attribution of that quote right. >> so i get the call from barbara net two, i grew up and we both grew up in

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these thrillers you gorge on them but you won't quit what you are doing enough so do one with james patterson and i said he will never do that what i do for him why does he need me? xo he called patterson and he said he would be interested to do it so we met and it clicked. and we agreed that we needed to try to write something faithful to the presidency and the way the government actually works or did work. [laughter] the procedures are slightly different and that that there was a real security challenge that could actually go haywire. and that we would be authentic to make it as exciting as we could but with the underlying core of the issue and he thought it would be neat to have the president go missing. >> don't you think that's a good idea. [laughter] >> when i saw the headline i was a little disappointed it was fiction. [laughter] like if there is any pressure just get that attribution and the quotation right. >> so i got the call from bob barnett also so we both grew up in a small town and nobody ever came to my small town except when i was eight or nine a's -- eisenhower came but i ne

here is one really other important thing about james patterson as successful as he is as an author he is equally so as a philanthropist. as a defender of core american values without wavering championon of civic engagement and discourse he has established generous funds in grant support students in reading initiative colleges and universities and independent bookstores and sellers and has contributed millions of free books to children across the country and to servicemen and women deployed overseas for all of that please join me to thank him for that 17 moderating tonight is a rant and colleague of president clinton one of the brilliant strategists in the presidential campaign in 1982 he worked with president after that the white house and now teaches public policy at georgetown university as a political commentator on cnn and by the way he is just one the smartest and nicest guys in the world we are delighted to have him here as well so now the 42nd president of the united states and james patterson. [applause] anthony ray hinton. [applause] [applause] >> let's get it on. what you ha

james patterson is one of my favorite authors and then i finished bill clinton's book the day it came out. so i read everything even including light romance. teddy? >> so in the >> this practice is called changing cartoon policy about the ways not just like filing lawsuits are pushing for policy reform is a hard edge advocacy techniques that how do you change minds? it takes just as much strategy and thought to change social norms as it does the other things and to give a flavor i will share some social media tactics how they think of changing hearts and minds and i can think of no one better because with tobacco control they are up against a powerful industry also against a powerful social norm so they had have equally powerful messages so we will view the slide from the truman initiative which is the anti- smoking initiative. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. what do you notice about that ad? it's funny. what else? it doesn't tell you not to smoke nobody is telling you smoking is bad for you when i first saw this ad i came across it not because of any serious research but driving with my kids ove

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i read james patterson, one of my favorite authors, stuartwood, bill clinton's book the day came out. finish the other book , so i'll read everythingincluding a light romance to escape the world . >> he wants to know what you're reading. send us your summer reading list via twitter tv or instagram bookótv or posted to our facebook page, facebook.com/book tv. book tv on c-span2: television for serious readers. >> i want to start by explaining the class of drugs you got into. >> know you don't. i've been interested in other kinds of drugs. my food work is what most people know but going back, there's a chapter in there about cannabis and my largest interests are, the food work is now a larger interest in relationships to other species and how they change us and how we change them and how certain classes of plants evolved to gratify our desires. you can understand something about us by lookingat those plants . and we know, we use plants obviously feed ourselves, for beauty, for, to clothe ourselves. we have always uses that are pretty obvious. then there's this interesting weird one whic

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and this could be a plot from a james patterson novel. president trump calling an urgent meeting with his national security advisers. what's being discussed behind closed doors right now. yeah, right now. they're meeting right now and what they plan to do about the russian cyber threat. we'll take you live to d.c. plus, the winklevoss twins' cryptodreams crushed again by the fcc. and chipotle spiking up profits. we're less than an hour to the closing bell on this very busy friday. let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: we've got breaking news. time not greece, but the united states. you're looking at pictures of a deadly wildfire raging in northern california. north of red bluff, east of eureka, northern california. the blaze has killed two so far, a firefighter and a bulldoze operator who was battling the flames. these fires have wiped out 44,000 acres. we're told that firefighters reporting gusty winds are spawning what are called fire tornadoes. so we'll keep an eye on this developing situation. in the meantime, a sea of red across the

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i will start to with raymond james, justin patterson. he says subscribers internationally strong.onal more important than the united states. he expects five million add this is quarter and next quarter. credit suisse expects six million for each and he puts outperform rating of 465. a price hike coming internationally next quarter or two. that will allay the cash burns concerns. buckingham says the good news is all priced in. that is why he had underperform rating. scott who was with us, $380 support levels. cautious tone is good. if they surprise stock will pop. he will play it after hours. if it pops, tomorrow all the "fang" stocks jump up along with netflix. liz: buckingham memo. if i had a nickel every time everybody said good news is all baked into netflix we would be a lot richer. >> 445% later in one year. over 300 in two years. unbelievable performance. thank you very much. nick and i have boys. they like stranger things. between amazon prime day, retail sales report is little like christmas in july. look at amazon for a moment. look at drop-up. the whole site crashed at 3

>> i read patterson, i am blanking -- >> we will go with james patterson. that is good. thanks. your position as a fellow american i absolutely respect how you feel and thank you for saying it so nicely and if you don't want to read my books because my position i absolutely understand that. i believe in civility and we can agree to disagree so that is no problem so thank you for coming in. >> in short form, what were your comments about george zimmerman? >> guest: after george zimmerman was acquitted, found not guilty by a jury of his peers, the department of justice decided they would launch their own investigation and during that time they were not going to give him his gun back so george them and was being further prosecuted after being acquitted, the government was keeping -- he needed to be able to protect himself more than other because of so many death threats and tweeted an offer that if the department of justice was going to do this and not return his weapon i would buy him a gun so he could protect himself and people didn't like that and that is okay. i believe we need

. >> host: okay james patterson, will go with that one. thank you. >> guest: your position as a fellow american i respect how you feel and i want to thank you for saying it so nicely, if you don't want to read my books i understand that. i believe in civility and we can agree to disagree, that's no problem at all. thanks for calling. >> in short form for viewers what were your comments? >> guest: after george zimmerman was acquitted many found not guilty by a jury of his peers, the department of justice decided to launch an investigation. during that time they would not give him his gun back. so he was being further prosecuted after being acquitt acquitted. i use the term of the government keeping the boot on his back. i said he needed to protect himself more than ever because there are so many death threats. i tweeted out that if they would not return his weapon i would buy him a gun. people didn't like that not that's okay. we really need to work to be civil and respect other opinions. >> host: a facebook, from denita, cannot be read as

james and emily, dead. and the out of control fire rages on. steve patterson, n ws, redding, california. >>> president trump today lighting a cal firestorm, saying he would be willing to shut the if government dow congress does not fund his controversial border wall and zero tolerance immigration as kelly o'donnell tells us, the threat comes at a moment when republicans and democrats were showing rare bipartisan forts on the federal budget. roc >> reporter: the president with a provocative threat. i would be willing to shut down the government if the democrats don't give us border security. high risk rhetoric he road tested earlier this year. >> let's have a shutdown. we'll do a shutdown. and it's worth it for our uny. i would love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. >> reporter: but there's a very lonely strategy. today, wisconsin republican senator ron johnson said, no way. >> iertainly don't like playing shutdown politics. pf don't think it would be h so let's try and avoid it. >> reporter: but the president cease immigration as a wa

analysts, just now, 12:48 just got in my latest note because i've been talking with justin patterson at raymond jamesncerned about the numbers. they didn't have the subscriber growth. he said the numbers and results could be lumpy in nature. share price had appropriate correction he says, but the long-term growth story is very much intact for netflix. it is well-positioned for 35% revenue growth in 2018 and 2019. we thank him. he is more cautious on this one and concerned about intense competition abroad. getting to the bank stocks, look at these, netflix appears fully valued on relative to the other bank names. he is not as positive. amazon is down .1% but it did hit all-time high earlier today. prime day was a big hit. they had the most sales ever. it beat out black friday. it beat outside per monday. it beat out last year's prime day. it was 36 hours, they did particularly well with that. google slightly higher despite the e.u. antitrust fine of 5 billion. of course they will appeal that one. facebook up about 41 cents right now. charles. charles: nicole, thank you very much. always appreciate it.

patterson police arrested the kidnappers and rescued the victim. the victim was injured but is expected to be okay. ( james.. the san francisco board of supervisors will consider whether to change the city's ban on marijuana shops in chinatown. the ban was approved unanimously earlier this month by one of the board's committees. the full board will vote ont eh issue tonight. supporters of the ban say that the booming marijuana industry will drive up commercial rental prices and force many chinese-owned businesses out of business. ( darya ) another big story we are following... police are looking for the person who opened fire on three people outside a restaurant in antioch. we frst brought you this story as breaking news yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. it happened in the parking lot outside applebees at the hillcrest crossroads shopping center. an 18-yer-old man was shot and killed... a 16- year-old boy had to be taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds his condition is unknown this morning. police later discovered a 17 year old boy with multiple gunshot wounds had already been taken to a h

james and emily, missing since thursday, were found dead. and with seven people still missing, the battle against this out-of-control fire rages on. steve patterson, nbc news, redding, california. >>> president trump today lighting a political firestorm saying he would be willing to shut the government down if congress does not fund his controversial border wall and zero tolerance immigration policies. as kelly o'donnell tells us, the threat comes at a moment when pudemocrats were showing me rare bipartisan progress on the federal budget. >> reporter: his new jersey weekend over, back to washington with a provocative threat. i would be willing to shut down government if the democrats don't give us the votes for border security. high-risk rhetoric he had road tested earlier this year. >> let's have a shutdown. we'll do a shutdown. and it's worth it for our country. i would love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. >> reporter: but that's a very lonely strategy. today, wisconsin republican senator ron johnson said, no way. >> i certainly don't like playing shutdown politics. i don't think it would be helpful so let's try and

patterson police arrested the kidnappers and rescued the victim. the victim was injured but is expected to be okay. ( jamesening today... the san francisco board of supervisors will consider whether to change the city's ban on marijuana shops in chinatown. the ban was approved unanimously earlier this month by one of the board's committees. the full board will vote on the issue tonight. supporters of the ban say the booming marijuana industry will drive up commercial rental prices and force many chinese-owned businesses out of business. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the man accused in a dealdy bart attack is now behind bars. but some bart riders say they still don't feel safe. ( james ) plus... california is one of 20 states trying to stop instructions for 3-d printed guns... from being published online. ( james ) and... as wildfires burn through neighborhoods in northern california... a bay area shelter is stepping up to help animals displaced by the carr fire. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30