john moore recognizes the mexico guatemala border in various photographs. manuel pastor acknowledges the borders between california and other states in the united states. they allli talk about borders among us and borders with in us. so to set the context for this program i like to speak just a couple minutes more about some facts. that's what i do as an immigration lawyer. try to get some concrete facts before us and then tried try to explore them and their significance. now, some of these faqs you probably know. others may surprise you first fact, the u.s.-mexico border is 1954 miles long. in contrast, our border with canada, the land border with canada, is 3980 miles long, so significantly more border up north. i think much more importantly, the fact that everybody should know and doesn't seem to get much press, although aller our authors to touch on in their books, a number of unauthorized entries over the borders of the united states has plummeted in recent years, despite all the talk about migration crisis and people, towards coming across the border

were going to start farthest away from me, john moore. photojournalists from many years, he's worked on many continents and not understand he spent 10 years creating this beautiful book, undocumented, immigration and the militarization of the us-mexico border . by the way, i was delighted to see that john is both in spanish and english. and i've asked john moore to introduce his book 1st cause he's going to show us vivid images which will help us set the context both geographically and otherwise about the discussions we're going to have. and as he gets ready to show the images, i'm going to ask him a couple questions to think about and in his 10 minutes i'm allotting each of the authors if he could address one, what was the origin ofthis book, what gave you the idea of writing this book . two, where their unexpected challenges in creating the book and three, how did you ever secure permission from the border patrol and from the smugglers and from the gang members to take their photograph? >> that's a lot of territory. i'll start with the

were going to start farthest away from me, john moore. photojournalists from many years, he's worked on many continents and not understand he spent 10 years creating this beautiful book, undocumented, immigration and the militarization of the us-mexico border . by the way, i was delighted to see that john is both in spanish and english. and i've asked john moore to introduce his book 1st cause he's going to show us vivid images which will help us set the context both geographically and otherwise about the discussions we're going to have. and as he gets ready to show the images, i'm going to ask him a couple questions to think about and in his 10 minutes i'm allotting each of the authors if he could address one, what was the origin ofthis book, what gave you the idea of writing this book . two, where their unexpected challenges in creating the book and three, how did you ever secure permission from the border patrol and from the smugglers and from the gang members to take their photograph? >> that's a lot of territory. i'll start with the

sunday d w john moore. this is luanda angola the capital this city is a dangerous place to live especially for young people. radio journalist daniel fernandez first came to vienna a town located on the one does outskirts a year ago he was covering a story that still has people terrified part of a. group of people whose rowley's came here but they stood right here and started shooting. just like that just like that they fired and left the bodies of the people they shot lying in the square thinking how many people. at least seven people died from this neighborhood going to most people call this place the square of the dead that's what it is now the square of the dead there's the more you know the police officers took off their victims t. shirts they shot them in the head or chest and then they just left. well there was no explanation and there's no investigation here just being suspected of criminal activity is enough to get you shot. more of. despotism and corruption have corroded angola's society and justic

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mandy moore, john david washington, marcus mumford, musical guest, mumford & sons, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 930, indiana. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a hot crowd right there. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it.] you're here. guys, tonight from the hit show "this is us," mandy moore is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we love her. the new season starts tomorrow. and this season we'll see how her character, rebecca, first met jack. [ audience ooh it's the '70s. so they just walked up to each other and said, "swipe right." >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get to some news here. president trump is in new york this week for the u.n. general assembly. yep, a large gathering of diplomats from foreign countries or as trump calls it "boring miss universe." [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's right. there are lots of foreign leaders here in new york city for the u.n. it's that spec

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mandy moore, john david washington,

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mandy moore, john david wasn,

nvidia a viewer in texas says is it a buy after today's drop >> the drop is basically joe moo moore. >> johnt's basically because joe moore over at morgan stanley says that this rtx 2080 chip is only about 3% better than the previous chip. not enough to get people to upgrade. i respect joe moore but i'm going to respect the gamers' opinion and their dollars more i'm watching that. >> shawn in new york, joe. northrop grumman, give me your thoughts. >> it's pulling back i'm long this is a great place to buy it. what's being flagged is there hasn't been a change since 2001 in terms of the department of defense, the payments they make to their customers as the progress goes along. >> okay. >> so -- >> buy it. >> okay, thanks. >> how about this, micron, we didn't talk about micron yet bank of america, merrill, we heard david tappen making the case for micron. what do you say? >> it tends to be a battleground stock. will the capacity issues harm pricing. they have been weakening pricing but it's cheap >> megan, good to have you here again. >> thank you. >> give me your final trade. >> vanguard tec

but moore has been said by the shadow chancellor. john councils, workers and customers "with unprecedented levels of openness and transparency"... would such a thing work and is it necessary? joining us now is pauljohnson, director, at the institute for fiscal studies. has this been a success when you look at it in context? well, productivity has certainly gone up and vary significantly in the water industry over that time, bills have gone up industry over that time, bills have gone up as industry over that time, bills have gone up as well but then prices of other things have risen. the real issue here is what is the value of spending what would be somewhere between 15 billion and £100 billion returning these things to state ownership, and the real issue is would they be more effective if they remained in ownership rather than private ownership? would it be easierfor the private ownership? would it be easier for the government to do that than the private sector, repealing the problems that already exist? the worry about government ownersh

earlier hollywood a-listers like julianne moore and america ferrera thanked her for coming forward and jesus christ, superstar, johnrged with his own home video, a constitutional scholar. >> who becomes the next supreme court justice is a decision of a lifetime, your lifetime. brett kavanaugh's troubling views and his rushed confirmation process make him unfit for a lifetime appointment to the supreme court. this fall, your senators will vote on kavanaugh. how they vote will impact you for a lifetime. tell them to vote no on kavanaugh. >> laura: his wife is a beautiful model. she has tweeted the nastiest stuff about the president, nasty, nasty. >> they are entitled to their opinion. here is my problem, their opinion is only as valid as anybody else's. they are very talented but we don't need their constitutional views. where is the hollywood activism on behalf of people like keith ellison's accuser, the clinton accusers. we need those voices too. it is all one-sided. use your celebrity across the board. ben & jerry's is now involved in this mid-term. they have appointed seven new candidates they picked out at rando

john legend? >> we'll (pam) breaking news tonight at 8. a sacramento sheriff's deputy has been killed .... and another wounded, after exchanging gunfire with a suspect. thank you for joining us i'm pam moorewayne has the night off. the sheriff says 27 year old mark stas-yuk died from gunshot wounds. deputy julie rortson was shot in the arm but is expected to recover. officials say the two deputies were fired at immediatedly upon engaging the suspect. it happened outside an auto shop in rancho cordova. the deputies did not know the suspect who was armed when they arrived. they w

and more from fairfax virginia moore and account for human rights lawyer an assistant professor at george mason university welcome to the stream now in that clip of john bolton we heard his mention of the i.c.c. we explain the connection for our audience. absolutely the i.c.c. is the international criminal court in the us has been wary of any kind of international criminal jurisdiction over its military forces in the world since the i.c.c. came to into existence in two thousand and two and in fact the clinton administration was opposed to it and the bush administration entered into memorandums of understanding with multiple states in order to ensure that none of its service members would ever be prosecuted abroad or by the i.c.c. so there is a longstanding hostility towards this international mechanism now fast forward and the palestinians have filed a claim against israel in the international criminal court both for its settlement project in the west bank as well as its warfare on the gaza strip three large scales offensives between two thousand and eight and two thousand and fourteen the us and israel try to blackmail the palestinian authority and t

john buruso. i'm here to thank president cohen and the board of supervisors for reappointing dennis richards and katherin moore and to thank them both for ongoing service to the city. my brother and i encountered them when we joined the russian hill association responding to a project on my block . commissioners moore and richards demonstrated their job dedication when they agreed to site visits, assessing the block's homes and streetscapes firsthand. over the course of two hearings, commissioners moore and richards showed patience and resolve working through circumstances drawing on backgrounds in architecture, land use and reaching a solution. commissioner moore and commissioner richards are committed to ensuring the environment serves the purposes of the community, the neighborhood, and the city of -- >> supervisor safai: thank you, sir. next speaker. >> good afternoon, chair safai, supervisors yee and stefani. here in solidarity to support my sisters and brothers of the commission and urge to you reappoint all two of them, as the items are called today. i value both commissioner richards and commissioner m

moore. the standard for paint professionals. only at local paint and hardware stores. >>> president trump was not invited to senator johnpoke with former senator majority leader and world war ii veteran and asked him what the president should learn from the life and legacy of senator john mccain. >> well, the president trump made a mistake in one of the debates and he said john mccain is not a hero. oh, he is the only one in america probably who thought that way. but john didn't want him to come to the funeral, so he said nice things and stayed away. >> lackluster, half hearted, outrageous, those were some of the words used to describe president trump's initial response to the death of john mccain and now it veteran's group it is speaking out again. cnn's gary tuckman reports. >> reporter: there are nearly 2 million members of the american legion, one of those members was senator john mccon. >> i think john mccain one of the greatest heroes this country has ever seen. >> reporter: at the 100 national american legion convention, you hear that sentiment over and over again from these war time veterans who in most cases vo

moore lost last year's alabama senator actions following sexual misconduct stations from nine women he sued three of the accuses also in twenty seventeen eighty eight year old civil rights legend john quinn is resigned from congress following sexual misconduct claims from several women both politicians deny any wrongdoing on thursday brett's cover now will give testimony on the claims against him he denies all allegations. throughout the process have a minimal leave the army. waters to read from both sides for rushing to judge. where we invited guests to debates where the political motives may have been behind the timing of the story and if the presumption of innocence no longer applies. we're convincing people who probably had no idea anything about this case or even that there was a supreme court nominee to suddenly think that brett kavanaugh is a monster based on these these these allegations of these paintings of how he's been meanwhile all we have are the words of two people that's not to say that they are lying but we have absolutely no evidence for that and that is simply the complete opposite of what the united states constitution and our judicial system was set up to creat

moore. the standard for paint professionals. only at local paint and hardware stores. closed captioning brought to you by mesohtelioma.com. >>> a final farewell to senator john mccain, hisl service for the late senator this afternoon ending a week of public mourning and celebration of his life. his final resting place is at the u.s. naval academy in an na naval accused me near chuck larson. chuck larson's wife telling cnn chuck has his wingman back now and as mccain's family closes this chapter and the nation moves forward, let's stop for just a moment and remember his daughter meghan mccain's powerful words. >> my father is gone, my father is gone and my sorrow is immense but i know his life and i know it was great because it was good and as much as i hate to see him go, i do know how it ended. i know on the afternoon of august 25th in front of oak creek in cornville, arizona surrounded by the family he loved so much, an old man shook off the scars of battle one last time and arousse a new man to pilot one last flight up and up and up busting clouds left and right, straight on through to the kingdom of heaven and he slipped the earthly bonds put out his hand and touche

. >>> john dicker son talked with trey gowdy and democratic anna ishoo on "face the nation" on cbs. >> actor shemar mooreeen room. no dangling there. hey, shemar. what we can expect in the new ♪ ♪ >> actor shemar danced his way into our hearts in "s7ea ags still get it done. >> i've seen you on instagram. you still like to dance -- without your shirt on. he played derek morgan on the cbs series "criminal minds." he now stars in the hit cbs show "s.w.a.t." he plays the leader of a specialized tactical unit in los angeles. in the season two premier, his character prepares to head out on a mission after firing one of his team members, jim street. >> there reason today's target has been so tough to grab. dude is smart and crafty as hell. >> nothing will beat number two. the little guy with the gatling. >> she he shot the hell out of. >> it appreciate you riding with us. we're a man down. >> he says hello. >> oh, yeah? how's he doing? >> about how you would expect. skushd him yourself if you're curious. >> they seem mad at you, shemar moore. >> i want to hear you say one thing, i say it to my fans, you got to

john: wwe superstar kane is getting back in the ring. it's a one-off in melbourne, australia. glenn jacobs is here to talk about his first few days in office. >>> first, hollywood stars including julianne moorelongoria coming out with a video supporting brett kavanaugh's accuser christine blasey ford. my panel reacts after this. enough, t bad now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it? you'd be better off just taking your money and throwing it right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the nation's largest senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living communities are better than ever. these days, there are amazing amenities, like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars, and bistros, even pet-care services. and nobody understands your options

heavily reminiscent and john heilemann's comments made me think about what happened in alabama during the special senate election where allegations came forward to that roy mooret senate seat had engaged in sexual misconduct with young women and that energized voters and women in ways that we had never seen before in alabama. if, in fact, the senate and house go democratic after this election, we'll see that clip that you played at the start of the segment of the president saying women are angry, we'll see that played the morning after the election because it will be women and their anger at the process that goes on today that will drive vote toers trs poll. >> what is the white house hoping will happen. a lot of people say if judge kavanaugh can hold serve, no new bomb shell they will go ahead with the vote and he'll be confirmed. >> the best case scenario for the white house is that brett kavanaugh come out sounding a bit like president trump and that he's aggressive in his defers, he's saying over and over again that he did not do this, and that he is -- while he's pushing back against his accusers he doesn't really go too far because obviously these are st