john morgan. i was one feed and it was you had to be done with food as well and i'm a budget money don't believe not put him in to that, but no, no, i didn't know what to do was to to what to what was who they were treating martha was your so fast don't from you soon said i can from that you want to get you know want to know you ask mr about either your me do grand math invasion such as the one at his house force the sharon does to fight for the rights to their land from the 19th sixty's onwards are made with his fainting. i saw a strange network. what are you out of the mac? i thought of my, my dad just simple. it was. he was a c. c, mush kaniggy, i use to show what they sell for nigh bavarian. well, by today he was an awful bicycle. seattle demarco, one of the people who instrument to in this process was matters who luna, who is voted in as britain was 1st indigenous congressmen in 1982 and some havoc today in the article in the middle of the numbers. if you can get the main thing, jenny, follow

to those guys, who included samuel colgate, a name you might know from your toothpaste tube and john morgan sent to washington in 1872 and 1873 and got this law passed that became known as the comstock law even though it has a much longer and more complicated name. anthony comstock was essentially -- he was an iconic figure in the sense that he had kind of a classic civil war era biography which was young, religious, christian, fought in the war and then moved to a large city and became really overwhelmed by the amount of vice, noise, craziness manufacturing of new york, and it drove him to become what i call a [inaudible]. >> to watch the rest of this program, visit our website booktv.org, search for the title of the book "the man who hated women" using

at this point, as john said, there are more questions than answers. i agree with morgan that those parents need to remain in the law enforcement spotlight and absolutely will until answers are found. >> the neighbors are talking around the laundries. one of the things we have learned is that they have seen the mobility around the home, the mowing of the lawn by brian as business as usual and now that the son is gone, still, things are business as usual, although you have a lot of fbi agents. that's not normal. nancy grace told me last hour she has been able to confirm. she hiked that exact trail, that exact area. she is able to confirm that where the body was found was what exactly she thought. there is you on the trail. there is brush. there is a creek. then there is the body behind a log. she is wondering, just as dr. bodden did yesterday, was the body moved. you didn't stumble off the beaten trail and end up where she was. >> it is a great point. i heard her make that point on the "faulkner focus". we talked about that on the makeshift point of rocks. was this burial.

john. hot morgan he was sent to washington and got a law passed that was known as the comstock law even thoughad a more complicated so he comes up essentially this iconic figure with the classic civil war era of biography young religious christians fought in the war and became very overwhelmed with the craziness of manufacturing and it drove him to become a maniac of malcolm gladwell's appearances on book tv. >> hello good evening everyone and events manager and co. owner so thank you so much for joining us

expand and i think they will plan additional attacks on our country, as well as elsewhere. >> john: morganon who's got an awful lot of expertise in international affairs and intelligence. >> yeah. it's important to note that isis just conducted a successful attack against american troops. we just saw them murdered in afghanistan a few weeks ago. clearly there is capabilities. the situation is very applicable, as the general will no, to what president trump had to deal with in syria and iraq whenever he took office. there was actually a physical caliphate of isis. one thing that's important to note, when you hear people in the military and other leaders talking about these over the horizon capabilities, i have talked about this on your show before. counterterrorism strakes, these drone strikes, quote-unquote over the horizon strikes, that's not a counterterrorism strategy and that's what would we need to hear from secretary blinken today because isis will try to emerge. al qaeda will try to get the taliban to let them continue to have a safe haven in afghanistan. these are all facts. if you

guys which included samuel colegate, and name you might know from your toothpaste tube and john pierpont morgan, he was sent to washington in 1872 and 1873, and got this law passed that became known as the comstock law, even though it has a much longer and more complicated name. >> so anthony comstock was essentially, he was an iconic figure in the sense he had kind of the classic civil war era biography, which was young, religious, christian, fought in the war and then moved to a large city and became really overwhelmed by the amount of vice, noise, craziness, manufacturing of new york. it drove him to become what i call a monomania. >> i found it fascinating actually one of the key streets with this is all happening was nassau street which i happen to live done so it was interesting to see that was the place where pornography was sold and produced and all the rest and it was then quite openly, and it seems i think one of the interesting things people often have this impression of that era as if it was this really puritan across-the-board society but, in fact, it wasn't really. even when you'r

. >> john: let's bring in morgan ortega. she is in the trump administration.lince speak to makeup of this new taliban government including the fact that four out of five detainees who were released from guantÁnamo bay in exchange for -- our position to prominence in the taliban government and the government contained -- as trey yingst was pointing out, those who has a commitment other bounty on his hand-picked. >> reporter: i think they are mocking us at this point. the fact that they are swearing in this new government, the 20th anniversary of 9/11, it is purposeful. they are doing it took that mark esper because they can. it is very sad state of affairs where we are. your viewers are probably hearing the haqqani network. whenever president obama left to these people out of gitmo, you will remember john mccain who was senator at the time, pretty much lost his head into fury over this decision and we knew it would have ramifications but i don't think any of us who have been in the intelligence community, no these names very well, i don't think any of us expect

and john mack was like that when he ran morgan stanley.y low-key. extremely low-key but extremely confident. what they are saying the inside scoop is on him, he his getting the systems regulatory systems and checks and balances in order. very fast pace getting down cost and you know, higher interest rate environment problem that probably going to get higher. in the banks do better than that pretty charge more pretty they lend more money and it cost more in the have a huge planning aspect in the whole thing about breaking them up that they recently said because they screwed up the ran into issues with that. and where they didn't settle the cases with these phony account scandals. not going be broken up. even powell thinks basically said that we will keep an eye on them but you know. he and i think that what is going to happen is going to be at some point, in the next year or so, allowed to grow. romans fed and sort of this cat because of that account scandals and it can't grow. at some point, when he gets his total act together, also the re

it is time to bring in david kelly of jp morgan, liz young of sofi, and john bellos, portfolio managertyler what i expect to see and hear today is four things so, first and foremost, i think chairman powell is going to stay vague about the timing because he wants to allow himself the flexibility to climb this wall of worry as eget through fall. i think the second thing we are going to hear is almost an exhaustive effort to decouple tapering from rate hikes that message is going to continue to be fed to us through everything that they say because what they don't want to happen is the expectation that as soon as tapering is over, that rate hikes are going to occur immediately afterwards i think they are going to continue to push that is not the case i also think we are going to see a movement in some of the projection force inflation i think in 2022, that projection likely goes up a little bit, which i'm not sure that the market is going to love that it could suggest that rate hikes are going the need to happen earlier. and then, lastly, in tandem with that, i think we do see some dots m

lecturer in law and academic fellow at columbia law school, and in june of 2018, along with morgan ricks, and john crawford i proposed that congress authorize the federal reserve to offer a retail central bank digital currency through a program we called fed accounts. fed accounts would be able to any u.s. resident or business in digital wallets operated by the community bank and post office. they would charge no fees and have no minimum balances. they would come with debit cards, direct deposit and bill pay. their balances would be nondefaultable, just like physical cash. they could be exchanged instantly, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. they would have customer service, privacy safeguards and fraud protection. if you lost your password, there would be someone you could call, and they would earn interest at the same rate. to understand how this system would work, it helps to situate it within our existing money and payment system. the government currently creates two types of dollars for the general public. physical dollars and deposit dollars. it creates the first type directly through the mint a

morgan and there are others, as well. john najarian, you must think that the selling is over in the market that's commodity-related stocks, related to china and whatever else because over the last two days you bought rio tinto. you bought freeport mcmorran, you bought bhp and vale. those are all down substantially over the last month. bhp is down 20% in the month vale is down 23% in a month. rio tinto is down 27% since the beginning of august. tell us about the moves that you've made and what the statement is that you're making. >> well, i think a lot of these, scott, really started getting hit when people were betting on how big the stimulus package would be and they were sort of haircutting it against afghanistan and what was going on as far as political capital so i think some of these were just overdone, and i do think that there will be demand for exactly what freeport and vale and in particular bhp and rio tinto, as well notice these weren't just gold mining plays or anything like this these were metals and minors they t

john holman, al jazeera, aconia, mexico. joining us now by skype from san antonio, texas is nicole morgan. she's a lawyer with the refugee and everything center for education and legal services, which provides free legal services for vulnerable immigrant families. madam, thank you so much for being with us on al jazeera. i mean, i guess before we get into the legal details of this, what was your initial reaction when you saw those very shocking images. all of these guards on, on, mounted on horseback, effectively whipping the immigrants that were trying to cross i was horrified, it harkins back to a very dark time in american history during slavery, in terms of slave patrols, as well as a quick plan using horseback and things like that to terrorize black people. and the fact that during that time it was also state sponsored government sanctioned terrorism. and the fact that in 20 and 2021 that this type of behavior is still going on, oppressive behavior and disheartening and devastating. do you get the sense that this is a con? don't you know that this is perhaps a one off, or are we seei

mr morgan left good morning britain in march after saying he did not believe claims made by the duchess of sussex during an interview. johnlobal shipping delays. the business says it will throw everything at the issues to make sure christmas won't be disrupted. the environment agency has been ordered by a high courtjudge to increase its efforts to reduce the smell and hydrogen sulphide emissions from a landfill site in staffordshire as a matter of urgency. the legal action was brought by a motherfrom newcastle—under—lyme over fears her five—year—old son — who has chronic lung disease — was being put at risk by the poor air quality. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. five—year—old matthew richards was born at 26 weeks and has had problems with his lungs ever since, but his family says he has faced a bigger barrier to hell in his short life. the noxious hydrogen sulphide gas released from the landfill site he lives next to. in an important legal case, they took the environment agency to court under human rights law for repeatedly failing to tackle the issues at the quarry. today a judge ruled in their favour, saying he was satisf

john christopher moran john michael moran kathleen moran lindsay stapleton morehouse george william morell steven p. morello vincent s. morello yvette nicole moreno dorothy morganhard j. morgan nancy morgenstern sanae mori blanca robertina morocho morocho leonel geronimo morocho morocho dennis gerard moroney and my aunt. losing you was a nightmare and we mourn every laugh, every smile, every story we will not be able to share with you. your place, and emptiness that will never refill. you were the best person we ever knew and we were so lucky to have you in our lives. every moment was a joy. a gift we will always treasure. for as dark as that day was, to know you was to know a love and a light that shines so much brighter. >> and to my grandfather. my hero i never got to meet. i know so much about you because you are still talked about every single day. please continue to watch over the rest of the family and i. you are so missed by all of us and will be gone but never forgotten. i am so proud to be your granddaughter. rest in peace. ♪ lynne irene morris odessa v. morris seth allan morris steve morris christopher martel morrison ferdinand v. morrone william dav

christopher moran >> john michael moran >> kathleen moran >> lindsay stapleton morehouse >> george william morell >> steven p. morello >> vincent s. morello >> yvette nicole moreno >> dorothy morgan >> sanae mori >> blanca robertina morocho morocho >> leonel geronimo morocho morocho >> dennis gerard moroney >> lynne irene morris >> and my aunt. losing you was a nightmare, and we mourn every left, smile, we will never be able to share with you. in the place, and emptiness that will never be filled. simply put, you were the best person we ever knew and we were so lucky to have you in our lives. every moment was a joy. each memory a gift we will always treasure. or as dark as that they was, to know you was to know and love and a light that shines so much brighter. >> unto my grandfather, battalion chief fdny, my hero i never got to meet. i know so much about you. please continue to watch over daddy, the rest of the family and i. you are so missed by all of us and gone but never forgotten. i love you always and i have so proud to be your granddaughter. rest in peace, grandpa. >> lynne irene morris >> odessa v. morris >> seth allan morris >> steve morris >> christopher martel morrison

morgan ortega's and keith kellogg. and will newsom hang on? we are live from california on the eve of the big recall election there. i'm john roberts. hour for america reports. see you then. >> kayleigh: the nfl kicked off its opening game with "lift every voice and sing" often referred to as a black national anthem. the league plans to play it during certain games are of the season but omar says it's a divisive trend we are seeing. >> maybe we should get rid of our national anthem but i think we should have won national anthem. i think when you go down the road where you have two different national anthems, colleges sometimes know how, many of them have different graduation ceremonies for black-and-white. separate dorms, and this is what i mean. segregation. inverted the idea. we are going back to that, under a different name. >> harris: bill marr has had a lot to say here recently. look. we have one flag. we don't have a black flag. we have one national anthem. lift every voice and sing came from a time when this country was struggling with civil rights, it's a beautiful song and it represents overcoming and moving forward and cha

lives of morgan stanley employees who ultimately loses his own life and two of his other security personnel as well, sort of going by making sure that everyone is evacuated and then there was john was probably familiar to those of you and that means the lead al qaeda investigator and lead the hunt through the embassy bombings in 1998. and again coming up with this in august 2001. kind of retiring from the guy and actually on thursday i was speaking at the 9/11 museum in new york and was talking with the last person that saw john o'neill a liar and who is another fbi agent. in the service of this incredibly well and sort of ringing the alarm bell and it is not listen to and retires in frustration in august 2001 and that includes throwing in the fight. and then osama bin laden comes to him two weeks later. >> cement we have a change for today. >> because we have the 3-d exhibit, we have some changes, one of them unfortunately -- there will be no cookies and coffee tonight. [laughter] sorry about that. and then also we are going to have the signing tables here. and queue it up along the side and again it was brilliant, it really was. [cheers] ,. [applause] >> 20 years ago on septe

former good morning britain presenter piers morgan will be joining the channel in their primetime slot. john,000 up on last year. we are providing free food and drink to partners and seasonal workers and we are chartering additional space in ships over your christmas trees and those toys and the fantastic products, arrives in the uk on time. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. hello there. for most of you, the afternoon is looking fine and dry with some long spells of sunshine to look forward to. certainly that's the way of things for scotland, england, and wales. further west for northern ireland, cloud will continue to thicken this afternoon with some patchy outbreaks of rain arriving here, particularly towards the evening time. temperatures, high teens and low 20s — in the september sunshine, that'll feel pleasantly warm. the winds stay light today. overnight tonight, rain moves from northern ireland into scotland. might see a few spots getting into westernmost areas of england and wales, but otherwise dry with some mist and fog patches probably forming across parts of the