slepian georgia mr james wood all and dr andre m. perry author and fellow at the metropolitan policy program at the brookings institute thank you both for coming on today. so look over probably have overcrowding lack of proper medical care or unsanitary living conditions were already major issues in the u.s. prison system how is covert 19 exacerbated these existing issues dr perry your thoughts. well if you mentioned it there were looted prisons art. that. where its product. areas. are. areas. they are also. areas people have little recourse and so we need to look or examine the conditions in prisons in and we need to socially distance people and create the kind of conditions that enable people to thrive and so. the short of it is that prisons are in the main places that that are conducive for virus spread and other illnesses. and james is here in washington d.c. a family of an inmate recently died from cobain while being held in north carolina wasn't informed of his death by the bureau of prisons and to over 100 days after it occurr

you succeed on twitter by being short on character by being inflammatory by being like i follow james woods on twitter i don't like to see it all the time but i follow it so you know it is the stuff that gets popular on twitter is the black and white cut and dry evil versus hero a mentality in social media is contributing to the problem there's no room for nuance there's no room for compromise there's no room for genuine understanding because you don't literally have the room for it and nobody's really interested in it doesn't sell and so i think social media contributes to the problem but what if one of the definitions one of the rules there ever changing because it is specifically designed to be weaponized or whatever the object is whoever the target is of the day and that is the very. problem is you don't know it because there are no there are no objective rules are the objective criteria you don't know if you're going to be the one with your head in the field seemed to morrow. and i think you know i sort of hedge my bets if only in terms of being courteous in discussion i think that's t

right now it's tiger woods and james and i can possibly relate no matter how well we do. >>people catch us and go. but tell me about daria a so i see the let's talk about our yahoo. >>all right well i can drive it that far but i'm working on thanks so much well that's no joke also you work with darnell yet she like this is a mean man john of the weather john what's the weather going to be like for the golfers today. well you know, i know we're talking about tiger not necessarily want in the cold per say. >>good news is it will be a little bit warmer than yesterday the not so good news is they're pretty close to the coast out there. >>harding park and it will be one of our cooler spots in the bay area 60's and a little bit of this kind of that gray sky that we saw at the coast yesterday will remain at the coast today already seeing the grey clearing up elsewhere though such as in berkeley where you've got a solid view down below at the east bay skies will be clear throughout the afternoon and that will make for a nice start to the weekend. really nice today compared to whe

very toasty 99, i've got more numbers on what to expect later on today in your neck of the woods still to come james all right john thank you very much time now is 8 oh one and of course one of the big stories we've been following all week is the fact that oakland native kamala harris. the senator has been selected as joe biden's running mate. and we also have the school year beginning in oakland, so the join us to talk about that and a whole lot more. >>is oakland mayor libby shaft michelle thank you so much for joining us again. >>oh good morning and i know it's a hot day but i think something that's even hotter is that biden harris ticket yeah, how about that so we had that announcement earlier in the week. >>looks like so far so good a lot of the reviews about that ticket have been fairly positive. >>absolutely and they should be i mullah harris is a person of such integrity and she is a fighter that's what joe biden needs by his side during this campaign and she's not going to stop fighting once they get in the white house to advance a great agenda for america, but the part people don't see abo

woods. our hospital steward, james a. myers was on the lookout when the regiment went into action. he found me lying up against a tree still holding on to my canteen of coffee. coffee got him through. >> hopefully a metal canteen so he put boiling coffee into his metal canteen and carried it off to battle. that just seems uncomfortable. >> yeah. a long with like throwing the skillet over his back and what a look, you know. >> wow, oh, man. that makes me think of clint eastwood in "a few dollars more" where he's wearing the metal plate and uses it to stop the bullets. >> sorry, what was that? i missed that. >> in clint eastwood, and one of the sergio movies where he has the plate to stop the bullets. >> back to the future 3. >> another story for you. i've never seen any of the "back to the future" movies. i've never watched them all the way through. i feed off the hate, everyone. >> well, speaking of clint eastwood, one thing that we've been talking about for a future broadcast and a reason for us to stick with this channel, subscribe on our youtube and follow us on facebook. we're

at other times still going to be pretty hazy so we're not out of the woods yet concord in antioch each at 89 for your highs today. james all right john thank you very much. violent protests break out in the east bay with people calling for an end to police brutality. >>we'll show you the damage that we've seen overnight plus latest details coming up in a live report on the situation this morning and containment is growing as fire crews get a better handle on 3 major fires burning across the bay area will have team coverage of that coming up as well and we can't forget. the hurricane this right now ravaging the gulf coast. forecasters expecting hurricane laura. to ravage louisiana of details on current conditions coming up. ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. >>frias local news stations. >>good morning, the breaking news this morning. we're following 3 big news stories as a matter of fact first violence in oakland overnight as protesters take to the streets to rally against police bru

james corden. >> how are you? are you well? >> stephen: knock wood. knock wood, i'm physically well.. exactly the same. >> stephen: yes. you know, it's a strange time. >> stephen: so what's it like doing your show right now? first of all, who's your crew? because as you know, my lovely wife evie is my crew, and i would ask her to come on camera but she's more attractive than i am so i don't want to lower her expectations of me. >> i'm on my own in my garage. >> stephen: no, there's no in there one but you? >> no, i'm completely on my own. i'll show you now if you want. oh, i can't, this is all wired in. but i'm just, yeah. my garage door is there. the other side, there's a curtain here with a fridge- freezer which is covered in so many blankets. >> stephen: because the coil is humming? >> because of the noise. so if anybody ever needs to get something out to have the fridge-freezer, it's immediately, you have to ask yourself, do we really need it, or would it be quicker to the store and buy whatever it is than to take the blankets off and put them back on. that's where we are now, ye

woods. our hospital steward, a sympathetic man, james a. myers, was always on careful look out for any of us when the regiment went into action. he found me lying up against a tree still holding on to my canteen of coffee. coffee got him through. coffee got him through. >> most were carrying metal canteens, so he put boiling coffee into his metal canteen and carried it off to battle. that just seems uncomfortable. >> along with throwing the skillet over his back. what a look. >> that makes me think of clint eastwood where he's wearing the metal plate and using it to stop the bullets. >> sorry, what was that? i missed that? >> well, clint eastwood, east wearing in one of the movies, the metal plate to stop the bullets. "back to the future iii." >> here, another story for you. i've never seen any of the "back to the future" movies all the way through. i've never watched them all the way through. hate me. i feed off the hate everyone. >> speaking of clint eastwood, one thing we're talking about for doing a future broadcast, a reason to stick w

but coming up, we're going to ask one james carville offset against the beauty of his kitchen ceiling, that rich woodrain -- have you noticed? we're going to ask him for a prediction on the united states senate among other things when we come back. >> we stand with joe biden because this isn't just about defeating donald trump. we are in this to win for america. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no...itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chance of developing serious infections and may c

but coming up, we're going to ask one james carville offset against the beauty of his kitchen ceiling, that rich woodou noticed? we're going to ask him for a prediction on the united states senate among other things when we come back. >> we stand with joe biden because this isn't just about defeating donald trump. we are in this to win for america. >>> if we're going to win this battle for the soul of our nation, joe can't do it alone. democrats must take back the senate. we will stay united, and with our unity, we will bring bold and dramatic change to our country. >> chuck schumer, who kept referencing the dimly lit, hard to figure out lady liberty in the background across the harbor here in the new york area. still with us tonight, james carville and eugene robinson. james, straight-up prediction understanding that a lot of democrats watching are scared to death, have some sort of nervous reaction to the last election and may indeed be medicated at this hour. your prediction on the u.s. senate. >> okay. first of all, oh, clean gene. i think we got a real shot in south cackalacky. i really do. i th

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. >> pauley: before james taylor can kindle the flames of his imagination, he likes to split kindling for his own little fire in the woodyou learn to do that? >> um...i grew up in the sticks, so -- didn't you have fires as kids? >> james, i had a suburban childhood. we were girls. we didn't start fires. >> of course. this is cheating. >> pauley: at 72, james taylor is as busy as ever. ♪ >> if we're recording, we sort of set up in this space behind us. >> pauley: whether it is recording and producing his own albums -- >> you can see our list of songs that are on the american standard's album -- >> pauley: -- or building his own echo chamber from an old shipping container. ♪ oklahoma, where the >> hello? >> pauley: another project, a deep dive into the well springs of his own creativity. ♪ in my mind, i'm going to carolina ♪ >> before long, my folks bought a piece of land down on morgan creek. >> pauley: an audio-only memoir about his early days and growing up in north carolina with his parents and four siblings. >> we were kind of isolated out there. as kids, we seemed to have hours of empty time. a fantasy could last al

james believe an apology is not enough at this point. you can join the >>> okay, how much would you pay for a simple, and i mean simple, cabin in the woods? testing to remodel, but houses like this getting dozens of offers over the asking price. tahoe real estate is on fire. as rachel wulff reports, you can chalk it up to the bay area exodus. >> reporter: this a-frame custom home under renovation can't get on the market fast enough. >> we had an offer and we decided to sort of continue along and get closer to the finish line in this market. >> reporter: building rent -- due to a recent spike in real estate sales. >> it is not like anything i've ever seen before. >> the hone probably asn't stopped raining since two months ago. >> reporter: already low inventory is being swept up. there's more space, and the pandemic has made those things a priority promoting even more interest. >> when we have been given orders that we are going to be staying home with her kids all year, they would rather do it outside, so they are coming to the mountains, definitely more outdoor recreation here. >> reporter: she says normally a quarter of their inventory

woods. being able to adapt the powers to the right circumstances. and not mistaking peacetime for an emergency but also jameshe president before lincoln also not realizing there really is chaos in an emergency and presidential power ought to be expanded. i think that's an issue of judgment. not really constitutional law. sorry about that. >> we been discussing john yoo's new book "defender in chief" donald trump's fight for presidential power", thanks for joining us. >> thanks to ai and thanks to everybody for the great questions and taking look at the book i really appreciate it lex thanks for everybody to join us today. please keep an eye on aei's website for a list of upcoming events like these on the constitution and on all the other subjects aei scholars have. that's the end of this event, thank you for joining us. >> thank you everybody. booktv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors. tonight on "after words", founder and president of environment of progress michael shellenberger and what he calls apocalyptic environmentalism. watch booktv on c-span2 tonight. here's a look at some books being p

in the center so don't quite reach jeju but james you do get damage in that most of us but gale force winds if you tween you and me that looks like rotten wood to be on so there will be some damage with it has been sometimes this thing is forecast to go directly north through the yellow sea and make landfall probably north korea so that's where the much of the damage the wind damage could happen causes from the flooding as a result of that though it's thankfully over the water. another story a show on the fairly active weather on the monsoon. that could but it's gone further this line of cloud up through pakistan has been active it's caused flooding not far away from. the northeast of corruption crushing itself has been fairly wet in fact struck the length and breadth of pakistan bastard's of heavy rain and it's gone beyond it's gone to afghanistan and although this looks just like a muddy mess this is caused many deaths in northern pakistan and the forecast isn't a good one from that point of use. to some degree after there's more rain to come in the next day or so. thank you rob lots more still to go on here our knowledge is there a textil

james eastland. young volunteers from the student nonviolent coordinating committee have moved through city streets. >> this red section is a negro section in green wood divide it up into six aways. we've been concentrating in area "a" and "b." area "b," winsince we have been working there from the beginning, george, willy and fred can go over to baptist town and we can divide ourselves up into the other areas. these plantations are important because people there are so isolated. we have to make sure that they have reached and get into the city to do the voting. >> we could be arrested for trespassing. but i think they would rather shoot us than have us arrested. >> last spring after three shootings, negros organized protest marches. police and police dogs barred the way. a minister was bitten. 11 marchers were arrested. >> they can't stop us with a few dogs or bullets. when the dogs sank his fangs into the reverend, he sank his fangs into my ankle too. [ cheers and applause ] >> the comedian joined the lines of march, was pushed around, told to leave town, but was never arrested. the jail sentences were later stayed. the mayor declared they had no gr

woods goes and his 16th major title. yes. well it is now time for sports in his late. thank you the biggest star in n.b.a. basketball lebron jamesas spoken out against president donald trump and his regular criticism of player protests trump says he turns off going's when he sees social justice protests before games and believes players show disrespect when they nail for the national anthem but james who plays for the l.a. lakers is one of those players who says he couldn't care less if the president watches or not. i don't think the best community. or the. viewership and i hope everyone you know no matter race in america or see what world leadership that we have in our at the top in our country and no member is right around the corner this is a big moment for us as americans if we continue to talk about we want no better change the game will go on without. good news for the n.b.a. is that the bubble at disney appears to be working well with no new coronavirus cases in the latest round of testing and so the action continues and this is the finding champions the toronto raptors getting the better of the orlando magic have now won

james crutchette. probably most famous for his installation of gas lighting at the capitol, but he had this business on the side where he was manufacturing washington made from wood from the estate. and like today, any time you get something that's supposed to authentic, you know, you're going to need a certificate that goes with it so you can prove to people, no, this is legitimate. you can see from the little -- you get some poetry, washington's face. but also, essentially a statement from the mayor of washington, d.c., attesting to the character of the man in question and also telling you exactly where the wood came from. now, in the certificate, it says it's from the same hill where george washington is buried. i think that's particularly interesting because this was a place that was considered sacred to many americans. but when i actually went through his farm books and i tried to plot out where exactly he was taking this wood from, it wasn't always from the hill. i think john augustin washington was good at sales. this is what people wanted to hear. some of it came from right along the shoreline. this was a place that george washington had called hell hole

in 1980, james, not his real name, was a pupil at highgate wood school in north london, was raped by would hate him, but that he would be his friend. adams groomed then sexually abused james for years. in the sports hall, i seem to recall, in the school vehicle, i think a volkswagen bus and he would me either before or after going sailing. his thing was assaulting you in public places and getting away with it. he sexually assaulted me in regents park mosque. and again, i am sure it was just for titillation, to get away with it. sexual activity with adams continued untiljames was 21. he worked successfully in it, but fearing his past would be discovered, he felt a deep shame and never stayed in one job for very long. andrew adams became deputy head of highgate wood, even having a wing of the school named after him. he told me that somebody had been murdered down there and ijust remember being absolutely terrified. james did not understand that he had been groomed until many years later as an adult. in 2011, he had a severe mental breakdown. in 2014, adams pleaded guilty to charges of