let's talkk about jasper, your book about jasper not been following jasper on twitter tell us about jasperna: is my second and the first was henry and all through the white house years, president bush love stories about henry guess for example, in 2004, i taught henry that hey henry, we really think that military my professor. and henry would bring my flip-flop and bring it back to me. so then henry passed away about six months after we moved to new york my husband and i thought, how do you reason a dog in apartment. there's no way like i'm very strict dog trainer and my dogs in that better off for it eventually. but our hearts were so broken and there's only one way to fix it, have to get another dog. so weav did and jasper came on e scene and he has one little air, one is normal and the others a little shorter. it probably happened inside the womb or something. he's super athletic affectionate, hilarious. he just take so many pictures of him, he's good-natured about that. we lived in a building that had what he called in a doggy daycare. police to come and pick jasper up at 12:00 o'clock

let's talk about jasper. you wrote a book about jasper. i've been following jasper on twitter. talk about jasper. >> jasper's my second dog. my first one was henry. he was all through the white house years. president bush loved stories about henry because for example in 2004, i taught henry this trick. i'd say hey henry what do you think about john kerry, when he was running for president? henry would go to my toy box and get my old flip-flop and bring it back. henry passed away six months after we moved to new york and my husband and i thought how do we raise a dog in an apartment? i'm a dog train and my dogs end up better because of it. our hearts were broken. greta van susteren said you have to get another dog. jasper came on the scene. he has one little ear. one ear is a little shorter. nobody what happened. probably happened in the womb. he's goofy, hilarious. we take so many pictures of him. he's good natured about that. we lived in a building that had a doggy daycare. they used to pick jasper up at 12:00 and return him at 3:00. and he was exhausted, but he's the most wel

jasper on twitter. talk about jasper. >> he's my second and my first is henry and he was with me all through the white house years, president bush loves stories about henry because for example, in 2004, i taught henry a trick, i would say henry, what you really think about john kerry he was running for president. he would go get my old flip-flop and bring it back. [laughter] then henry passed away six months after we moved to new york and my husband and i thought i could bring in an apartment? i have a strict dog trainer is like aunt is better off for it eventually but our hearts are broken and she called me and said there's only one break to fix it, you have to get another so we get jasper came on the scene and he got one the year, one year is normal and one has a little, it probably happened in the womb, he is goofy, athletic, affectionate, silly, hilarious. he takes so many pictures but he is good-natured about it. we lived in the building, a doggy daycare. they would return him at three and he was e

let me tell you about jasper. we will not finish the show until we talk about jasper. you have a lot going on. there needs to be clear inspiration for this particular book. tell us about that. >> you are probably the same. we have great opportunities. after i left the white house, i found i was inundated for requests from young women about advice. everybody minutes of coffee. nobody had much time. one of the things i did in that first book was i put all the mentoring advice i cut into one chapter. over the past five-six years, that is a chapter i keep hearing about over and over again. >> interesting. >> going through a quarter life crisis. >> explained explain quarter life crisis. wish i would've known that when i was 24 that this was coming up. >> i did not know that this was a thing. i just went through it. oh, wait, i am not alone. my goal was to let women know you are not alone. worries and society consume you. you can share them with others and realize the quarter life crisis i realized as getting to be about 25 and you start to realize, wait, everything that i p

there are some things i have to ask you but they wrote a book about jasper and i've been following jasperter. tell us about jasper. >> he's my second bijou on my first was named henry. he lived with mail through the white house years. everyone loved the stories about henry because for example in 2004 i would say hey henry what do you think about john kerry when he was running for president and he would go to his toy boxing get my old flip-flop and bring it back. henry passed away six months after we moved to new york and my husband and i thought how do you have a dog in an apartment? i'm a strict dog trainer and my dogs are better off for it eventually. one of my best friends called me and said there's only one way to fix this, you have to get another dog treats so we did and he has one year is normal and the other ear is a little shorter. it probably happened in the womb. he is athletic affectionate silly and hilarious. we take so many pictures of him. we live in a building that had a doggy daycare and they used to pick jesper up at 12:00 and return him at three and he was exhausted. he'

we will not finish the show until we talk about jasper. had a lot going on but there were some very clear voices and very clear inspiration for the book. >> we had great opportunities. i was inundated with request for young women of advice everybody wanted 15 minutes and coffee that turns into an hour so with the first book i put all the mentoring advice i could think of into one chapter. over the past six years that is the chapter i hear about over and over again. and going to the quarter life crisis. i wish i had known that when i was 24 this was coming up. >> i didn't know it was a thing and then it went through and then i'm not alone so the concerns and worries and anxieties that consume you you can share that with others in that quarter life crisis around 25 then you start to realize everything that i planned and dreamed that was supposed to be happening right now is not happening at all. you don't have the job you thought you would may be that you met a life partner. i didn't even go on a date. >> 's ongoing from chicago to dc. >> .

okay, a couple of things, you wrote a book about jasper, tell us about that.ve the stories about henry, because in 2004 and said hey, what do we really think about john kerry and he would go to the toolbox and bring it back. and then he passed away about six months after we moved to new york and we thought how can you raise an animal in an apartment. and i'm a very strict dog trainer. they called me and said there's only one way to fix it, you have to get another dog. so we did and jasper came on the scene and one ear is normal, and one error is a little bit shorter, and he is goofy, athletic, affectionate, silly, hilarious, taking so many pictures of him, but he is good-natured about it and we live in a building that have a doggy day care and they used to come in at 12:00 o'clock and he was exhausted. but he is the most well socialized dog and he was notad feeling well and in said it could be this and that, but they found a malignant tumor that the surgery was successful and they just got word that it was the more common version and he's going to be okay. >>

imagine if dana showed people pictures of jasper and trappers on your lap and you are kissing jasper. i do it with my dog, i do it with my dog, you know? >> dana: that would be quite a story. >> greg: i didn't know about the pegging thing and what he said to the cup which is a little. that goes to the clips and things, you know what i'm saying? but the other thing that he points out which is interesting, and the montage kissing all the men and grabbing their faces, it reminds me maybe genders, maybe biology is different. but you can't do that to a girl. and you can't do that to a growing your office. >> dana: that is not what they were saying. it was from a legal standpoint, what do you think her position is? >> first of all, i agree with katie's analysis, absolutely. i think she had it nailed al franken is the ghost that should haunt people pulling the trigger already. >> dana: you think it is different than frank and? >> they will regret and pick that up again, jesse? this, ladies and gentlemen for all its impressive is not a legal document. that is a political document put together

this man is sergeant jasper. very famous soldier -- or very famous story.of palmetto logs. the americans will recover 300 cannonballs. their flagstaff gets shot down and they're afraid if the flag goes down, people might think they've surrendered. so he stands up and he reattachs the flagpole. very famous scene. you'll find 20 different versions of sergeant jasper at sullivan's island. two years later, he tries this again and gets killed. probably shouldn't have pressed his luck. but the whole story here of rage militaire in the south is the deep south is being secured to the patriot cause. virginia, north carolina, south carolina, georgia. and there will be no more fighting in the carolinas -- or actually anywhere in the south until 1778. that means these colonies contribute support, troop, resources to the fight in the north. it means these governments can coalesce. these people can coerce loyalists -- >> was there a divisive battle in georgia. >> georgia is very new. it was only settled in the mid 1730s. very small population. with everything else fallin

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and it goes devastation as far as the eye can see the fire forced thousands of people to flee jasper goatee watched the fire from his somerset home. he is staying with his brother who was also now being evacuated are moving all of. >>their stuff as we had together follow her animals and they're all in one room. this tiny house disguised filled with smoke thursday as firefighters deal with bone dry drought stricken to rain. >>cal fire officials say it may take up to 2 weeks until mandatory evacuation orders are lifted we have to do that. >>safely and make sure it's safe for that residents and safe for the fire personnel away many are anticipating i look at that property my entire life. and. to kind of have to. bring into perspective that it might not be here next time i see it as a little bit of a a little bit of a wrenching experience, the fire has prompted the eldorado national forest to issue an emergency closure to limit the public's exposure to fire danger. >>and for crews to get around in plaster ville kill on. >>kron 4 news. and now to the dixie fire, it's already burned nearly

jasper van den munckhof, the company's owner, says the key is to convince people the energy savings willr the upgrade. >> it's the business model behind a net zero home. your energy bill goes to zero. literally it goes to zero, meaning that you have a lot of money to spend on actually retrofitting your home, getting the right machinery, etc. >> reporter: and thanks to lobbying by energiesprong the banks are in on the deal too. >> the banks in the netherlands actually give you an extra loan on top of your maximum mortgage if you take a net zero home like we provide. >> reporter: the energiesprong model is now being applied in about half a dozen other countries, including the united states. >> decarbonizing new york's buildings are, frankly, one of the biggest challenges in achieving our climate goals. >> reporter: doreen harris, head of the new york state energy research and development authority, told us about its new initiative called retrofit new york. >> retrofit new york is a $30 million initiative which is focused on bringing similar technologies to bear here in new york that have b

agosto, a juzgar por lo que se estÁ viendo, dicen, acÁ, podrÍa superar los con mucho en la joy at jasperobligÓ a cerrar los edificios. te. departamento de defensa temporalmente. una familia hispana de tejas sobrevive a una larga lucha contra el covid diecinueve y enviÓ un mensaje especial a quienes siguen sin bÁsculas. >> para el vÍctimas del colapso del metro en mÉxico rechazan la indemnizaciÓn exigen castigo para los culpables. miles de niÑos estadounidenses que viven en el norte de mÉxico comenzaron a cruzar la frontera para estudiar en los estados unidos. en villa que no Éramos el mejor servicio de televisiÓn al mejor precio por solo cuarenta y nueve noventa y nueve al mes, disfrutar de precio fijo, garantizamos por dos aÑos conexiÓn a dos televisores. quiÉn dirÍa open incluir a manos y vente paca presentamos nuestros nuevos eso es, porque esta vez venimos en paz y en ocho piezas mÁs. hubo sus rugientes y deliciosos nueva los sueÑos y empieza a ganar justos, copa, face, vengo >> despuÉs de un accidente caminando o en bicicleta. nos vuelven con sus por eso los defensores que ofrecemos

welcome to the programme, jasper. so this is a serious blow, isn't it, this recent development?tely horrible - development? yes, it's absolutely horrible for. development? yes, it's. absolutely horrible for the local producers in particular. there is their welfare to think of. there vineyards may well have lost this year's crop, and their vines could have gone down which means they have to start fresh. at least locally, it is really not good news. and it is really not good news. and in terms of — it is really not good news. and in terms of france _ it is really not good news. and in terms of france as - it is really not good news. and in terms of france as a - it is really not good news. and in terms of france as a whole, as a country, we havejust mention some of the outlook coming from the government. because of weather issues throughout the year.- because of weather issues throughout the year. yes, it was only — throughout the year. yes, it was only in _ throughout the year. yes, it was only in april, _ throughout the year. yes, it was only in april, sixth, - was only in april

a little bit more about molly holmes adams, she was born into the upper madison tribe and married jasper lewis adams, chief of that tribe for five decades, she joins him as a tribal leader and was involved in the purchase and construction of the sharon indian school in 1919 and the indian view baptist church in 1942. and in her role as a tribal elder she played a pivotal role in the preservation of further weaving or needing, and art which had been almost lost, which she passed on to others and is still in existence today and there are people in the audience who know how to do it so very exciting to acknowledge you, so with her contribution she assists anthropologists with a variety of studies including discussing herbal remedies so a lot of the information we've retained about medicinal plants and herbal remedies because of her leadership and her activism provided a strong base of support for continuing tribal identity in a time that was increasingly even dangerous to continue tribal identity so i look to her as a great example of leadership in this period. and that is molly holmes adam

history from 20 tenths of a little bit more about molly atoms born into the upper tribe and she married jasperwho is the chief of that tribe for five decades. she joined him as tribal leader and was involved in purchasing construction of the indian school in 1919 and the baptist church in 1942. and in her role as a tribal elder, she played a pivotal role in the preservation it of knitting and art which was almost lost when she passed on to others and is still in existence today. mollie holmes adams. and i know that some people in the audience know how to do this so i want to acknowledge do so with her contributions, she never put a lot of anthropologists discussing herbal remedies and so, a lot of information that we have obtained about the remedies, is because of her leadership. in her activism provided a strong base and support for continuing tribal identity in a time that was increasingly even dangerous to continue tribal identity so it really was to her as a great example of leadership. and that is mollie holmes adams and i think in the next site, have a picture of the southern mantle here

and it goes devastation as far as the eye can see the fire forced thousands of people to flee jasper goatee watched the fire from his somerset home. he is staying with his brother who was also now being evacuated are moving all of. >>their stuff as we had together bolivar animals and they're all in one room. this tiny house disguised filled with smoke thursday as firefighters deal with bone dry drought stricken to rain. >>cal fire officials say it may take up to 2 weeks until mandatory evacuation orders are lifted we have to do that. >>safely and make sure it's safe for that residents and safe for the fire personnel away many are anticipating i look at that property my entire life. and. to kind of have to. bring into perspective that might not be here next time i see it as a little bit of a a little bit of a wrenching experience. >>a fighters in lake county say they have stopped the forward progress of the cash fire which is now 30% contained but not before a charred 80 acres wiping out many homes, including 2 mobile home parks fueled by gusty winds. the blaze destroyed between 2035

and it goes on devatation as far as the eye can see the fire forced thousands of people to flee jasperoatee watched the fire from his somerset home. he is staying with his brother who was also now being evacuated are moving all of. >>their stuff as we had together bolivar animals and they're all in one room. this tiny house disguised filled with smoke thursday as firefighters deal with bone dry drought stricken to rain. >>cal fire officials say it may take up to 2 weeks until mandatory evacuation orders are lifted we have to do that. >>safely and make sure it's safe for that residents and safe for the fire personnel away many are anticipating look at that property my entire life. and. to kind of have to. bring into perspective that it might not be here next time i see it as a little bit of an a little bit of a wrenching experience, the fire has prompted the eldorado national forest to issue an emergency closure to limit the public's exposure to fire danger. >>and for crews to get around in plaster ville bill on kron 4 news. >>and now to the dixie fire. it has burned nearly 70,000 acres

. >> greg: if you want to get to jasper coming up to go through her first, coanchor and "the five" host! she's called out mark bull than a janitor at a rodeo, fox news anchor julie banderas. even stars think his name soundk sexton. and she's like a fighter, wiry and fast, but also eats bugs and lives under your bed, kat. 's a day in dana, welcome to the show. it's great to see a period it feels like i just saw you already. so clearly, she says a lot of stuff, but we'll get death threats did we all want to have security. >> it might be hard to believe, but even i get death threats. >> greg: stuart varney is still pit stop at you that you. >> i know, i know. do you remember when the democrats went after republicans for saying they are all like todd aiken? remember that? way back when. >> greg: i'm aching for an explanation. >> bad guy, not a good candidate, and not representative of everyone in the republican party. i think the democrats -- anybody who said that the republicans are all like tom aiken are all going to have a very hard time saying that she doesn't represent them. what kevin

>>devastation as far as the eye can see the fire forced thousands of people to flee jasper goatee watched the fire from his somerset home. he is staying with his brother who was also now being evacuated are moving all of. >>their stuff as we had together bolivar animals and they're all in one room. this tiny house make outdoor fire has been burning for almost a week in eldorado county. >>and the town of grizzly flats was in the fire's path this is what you see as you make your way through the town nothing but charred earth. and a lot of spots still smoldering. there's a home over there reduced to rubble. and it goes on this guy's filled with smoke thursday as firefighters deal with bone dry drought stricken to rain cal fire officials say it may take up to 2 weeks until mandatory evacuation orders are lifted we have to do that. >>safely and make sure it's safe for that residents and safe for the fire personnel away many are anticipating look at that property my entire life. and. to kind of have to. bring into perspective that it might not be here next time i see it as a little bit of a lit

let me tell you about a kia for a second i love jasper, the ceo it's a company that has gone throughtransformation. digital transformation like so many they want to have a success from anywhere world they want to be able to sell from anywhere, service from anywhere, market from anywhere, and now with slack, they can collaborate and share and do everything from anywhere. >> i'm glad you mentioned slack, and i'm glad you're in europe to be able to test this when i put on my hewlett-packard, what happened is teams it's almost as if i have to have teams whether i want it or not that's something the ceo of slack told me he thought was wrong, which is why he's bringing antitrust in europe is it time to drop the suit and let bigones be by gones. >> why i'm so excited about slack is it's our new user interface through all of our products when we get to dreamforce, you're going to see a whole new version of the sales cloud which is a new version of our service cloud and a new version of our marketing cloud, and commerce cloud, and you know, it's an ama amazing product and you look at the mill

and it goes devastation as far as the eye can see the fire forced thousands of people to flee jaspermerset home, he is staying with his brother who was also now being evacuated are moving all of. >>their stuff as we had together follow her animals and they're all in one room. this tiny house disguised filled with smoke thursday as firefighters deal with bone dry drought stricken to rain. >>cal fire officials say it may take up to 2 weeks until mandatory evacuation orders are lifted we have to do that. >>safely and make sure it's safe for that residents and safe for the fire personnel away many are anticipating look at that property my entire life. and. to kind of have to. bring into perspective that it might not be here next time i see it as a little bit of a a little bit of a wrenching experience, the fire has prompted the eldorado national forest to issue an emergency closure to limit the public's exposure to fire danger. >>and for crews to get around in plaster bill bill on. >>kron 4 news. >>and now let's get you updated on the dixie fire that's the big one burning more than 700,0

it's very famous, if and about 20 different versions of sergeant jasper at sullivan's island.ears later, he tries this again and he gets killed. i guess he pressed his lock. the whole story here of rage militaire in the south, is the deep south is being secured for the patriot cause. virginia, north carolina, south carolina and georgia. there will be no more fighting until 1778 in the carolinas. that means these colonies contribute, support troops and resources to the fight in the north. it means these governments can coalesce. it means these people can have loyalists and keep him in place. >> is there a battle in georgia? >> georgia's only settled in the mid 17 thirties. small population. with everything else falling apart in the south, the governor literally fleece. actually he escapes and goes on a warship. so georgia rolls over they don't even fight. so that is rage militaire in the south. we have one last topic in that's boston. the siege of boston. let's go back to our first pitcher here. boston has been underseas since bunker hill. the americans can't get in, the britis

and it goes devastation as far as the eye can see the fire forced thousands of people to flee jasperd the fire from his somerset home. he is staying with his brother who was also now being evacuated are moving all of. >>their stuff as we had together follow her animals and they're all in one room. this tiny house disguised filled with smoke thursday as firefighters deal with bone dry drought stricken to rain. >>cal fire officials say it may take up to 2 weeks until mandatory evacuation orders are lifted we have to do that. >>safely and make sure it's safe for that residents and safe for the fire personnel away many are anticipating look at that property my entire life. and. to kind of have to. bring into perspective that it might not be here next time i see it as a little bit of a a little bit of a wrenching experience, the fire has prompted the eldorado national forest to issue an emergency closure to limit the public's exposure to fire danger. >>and for crews to get around in plaster bill bill on. >>kron 4 news. >>well now let's update you on the dixie fire, that's the one that's b

final question, can i bring jasper? out. i'm out. >> bill: remember the biosphere? that was in arizona. >> dana: yes, exactly right. move on to this. very troubling. taliban making major gains in afghanistan just over this weekend. they captured several provincial capitals to go with dozens of smaller cities they've seized since may. the president of afghanistan says this is thanks to the u.s. troops withdrawal set to be complete by the end of this month. let's bring in retired four star general jack keane chairman of the institute for the study of war and senior strategic analyst. one thing from the afghan ambassador to the u.n. saying it is too painful to watch. afghan children are bearing the brunt of the violence. the world cannot sit on the sidelines for another tragedy to unfold. general, this is all foreseen. our viewers won't be surprised but you're telling them this is what could happen. >> it certainly is a sad situation. we're watching in slow motion the bloody and ugly situation in afghanistan which will lik

as whether this -- as well as other jasper topics.hanks for coming along today to explain the events of yesterday. guest: thank you. host: we will take 20 minute or so and do open forum up till 9:00. if there is an interest in politics or maybe matters of interest structure -- of infrastructure, or other things as well. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. and 202-748-8002 for independents. announcer: tonight on the committee caters, technology reporters discuss the future of the tech industry and congress' tech agenda. >> you look at the priorities dominating congress and now, you see the pandemic taking over, infrastructure takeover now. there are a lot of big tech topics that have historically in the last year or so -- start front and center. that includes the section 230 debate. data privacy is something that was hugely front and center in the tech space. 2019 2020 initially. those things are kind of off to the side a little bit right now. i think they are very important. there is not any consensus proposal ou

. >> someone asked me if that is jasper. sorry. she has a dog like dana.set. >> watch where we all cheer afterwards. ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ o say does that star-spangled. steve: everybody is singing. ainsley: flyover. how powerful and patriotic. i can't see very well. ♪ for the land of the free [cheers and applause] >> and the home. >> her son took his hat off. got my heart. ♪ home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] [cheers] steve: how great is that? brian: nobody took a knee. before the game. kevin costner being the guy he rose to the moment and remembered these words. >> 30 years ago, 30. on the other side of that corn we filmed a movie that stood the test of time. we have kept our promise. major league baseball has kept its promise. the dream is still alive. there is probably just one question to answer. is this heaven? >> it's iowa. >> i don't think i heard you. >> no. it's iowa. ♪ >> yes, it is. this field is for the players. brian: fox does these moments better than anybody else. >> beautiful. >> it was unbelievable. of the production ri

take care of jasper, stay healthy and we will see you soon. >> thank you. .. .. you >> senators return for more work on executive nominations and later in the week, majority leader schumer has scheduled tim for voting rights and watch the c-span live now we return to book tv programming. >> now on book tv. senator tammy duckworth talks about her career in illinois and the congressional senator alana shore. >> thank you so much for joining us today, senator, to discuss your book. >> thanks for having me on, i'm very excited to be here. >> i wanted to start, you know, your entire life story is incredibly moving and