please welcome john david washington! how." >> thanks for having me, glad to be back. >> trevor: it's a while since you have been here, i think it was maybe 2019. it was a "blackklansman" at the time. i mean, you have just ascended consistently and constantly, "tenant," phenomenal, for the parts we could understand. let me ask you, before we get into what you are doing now, did you guys know what was -- because i love the movie. i genuinely love all of christopher nolan's films and i watch it again -- the first time to enjoy it come a second time to understand what is happening. but then there's parts of the movie where people are [mumbling] [laughter] so when you guys are in the scene, can you hear each other? you know what is happening? [laughter] >> uh... christopher nolan is always watching so i will say, yeah, totally. i knew every plot point. i knew everything that was going on. >> trevor: that's another thing i wondered. do you understand the movie when you are in the movie? when you are doing the stuff and backward

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the growing uncertainty in the global economy, and in the market, according to wall street , john washingtongested r-poison to postpone the cut for a month. the oldest american bank began to accept cryptocurrency bank of new york melon has already received the appropriate permission the regulators are told by wall street johnal to replenish accounts, they have allowed two digital tools eferium and bitcoin so far only selected customers can use them, but the bank is already working to make the service available to a wider circle of people. the us treasury department fined the rex cryptocurrency exchange $ 53 million, the punishment was the largest in the history of the virtual assets law in the united states the amount of the transaction from 14 to 17 years exceeded 260 million dollars, while reports and suspicious activity were not submitted to the supervisory authorities. on this i have more and more news in the next chat. the ministry of defense has published footage of the training of military personnel in the rear areas of the special operation. driver mechanics hone their skills in driv

better life. >>> now appearing on broadway, actor john david washington.alking down the street and you look up and you see your name on the marquee, are you shocked or are you used it to by now? >> makes me nervous every time. like oh my god. but i also see my uncle. so i also feel like part of my family is with me. >> reporter: actor john david washington is making his broadway debut as boy willy in august wilson's "the piano lesson." some would say the 38-year-old was born to act. his mom is an actor and so is his dad, a guy named denzel. >> my father, he walked me around these streets when he was getting ready for speaks peer in the park. i used to love when he would recite his lines. >> reporter: at first he did not follow in his father's footsteps. he went to moorehouse on a football scholarship. >> what motivated it really was independence, was my own name, was being able to carry my own weight in my life. even though i was hiding what i really wanted to do, it gave me an identity. >> reporter: you were ieding what you really wanted to do. >> because

just one question about john adams and george washington's relationship. you know, i know watching like the hbo documentary about john adams, which i think is really interesting, shows kind of icy relations between the two men. a insight on the that humans relationship personal relationship. yeah so this is one of those really frustrating instances where george washington didn't write down why he did. he so often wrote down what he was going to do but didn't explain his thought process or if he did, it was an his letters to martha, which he asked her to burn upon his death. and she did very as a historian. so there's there's a couple of things that we should note about their relationship. first, they had known each other from a very for a very long they had been together at the continental congress. john adams was primarily responsible for washington's nomination as commander in chief. the continental army. there was a great deal of respect between the two. and i think they actually initially got along well. john adams was then a little bit critical of wash

well, john williams to washington. john is the new books editor at the washington post. book is again a stand alone section. thanks, peter. and you're watching and listening about books, book tvs and program looking at the business of publishing. well, tuesday, dozens of new books are published. here's a recent sampling. the widow and brother of the late rush limbaugh have released a new book focusing on the conservative talk radio pioneers. most memorable on air moments, commentary contributors to t book include former president donald trump supreme court justice clarence thomas and florida governor ron desantis. it's entitled greatest of all time. and historian john ferrell is out with his new biography, ted kennedy a life. mr. ferrell has also written biography of former president nixon, former speaker tip o'neill and american civil liberties union attorney clarence darrow. another new book that's just out, atlantic journalist, former espn sports center anchor jamelle hill has released her memoir entitled uphill. in it, she recounts the backlash she received in 2017 a

john sees -- washington sees us as rust, john sees steel.e will make sure no one forgets our home. >> i am john fetterman and i approve this message. >> pennsylvanians aren't paying. i see in your eyes. john edelman make everyone's taxes -- will raise everyone's taxes, taking inflation that much reuters. -- making inflation that much worse. i am ready to improve people's lives. it is what doctors do. i am dr. oz. i approve this message. host: the statements made in those ads when it comes to john fetterman statements made about washington has forgotten us, is that --? guest: his campaign has been less about specific policies -- about specific politics. donald trump tap into communities in pennsylvania who feel left the hind. he said he is going to fight for these communities in different way than trump but reach some of the same voters in the same sentiment that a lot of economic prosperity's, cultural power in other places have been lost. he is making that case from a democratic perspective. it is interesting because you haven't seen a lot

today, film and now broadway star, john david washington. plus it is time to decorate your pumpkin as we begin "live's countdown to halloween week." the cohosts open up the inbox. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: deja, good morning.

john washington suggested that the r-poison be postponed for a month.verage, the maximum rate on ruble deposits in the first ten days of october rose to 6.67%, and such the data is brought to the bank of russia and at the end of september the figure was slightly higher than six and a half percent, i note that for monitoring the regulator they use the data of the ten largest banks, among them sberbank vtb gazprombank alpha-bank and others. and at the end of the issue, i will remind you of the exchange rate for today, the dollar is 63 rubles. 68 kop. euro 62 34, and that's all for now. the russian military at the forefront of special operations continue to heroically defend donbass, here are some examples of their exploits. reactive battery under command captain dmitry migunov repelled the attacks of the nationalists in order to prevent the penetration of the defense line of our troops, the unit's aimed fire destroyed two mortar sections, an observation post, two pieces of equipment and up to 40 militants. immediately after the migunov battery. sergeant s

christian bale, margot robbie, john david washington are a doctor, a nurse and a lawyer who are tryingniro's general to speak at their veterans�* ball. they met many years ago, he needs reassurance that they are who they say they are. here's a clip. how can i know this is really you in the picture? yes sir — so, i'm the doctor, she's the nurse, he's the attorney. we all met in belgium, which if you recall is where we met for the first time. as well as washington - last summer at the vef march. i'll tell you one thing that i can remember quite clearly — you did something... you sang a song, i believe. which one, sir? that's for you to remember. i've met thousands of people, you've just met me twice. you should remember the song. i'd like you to sing it now, and then i'll know it's you. # did you ever see a dream, walking lightly...# _ all sing. no, no, that's not it. you can see from that the kind of serio—comic thing. on the one hand it is very straight and the other very arch and satirical. there is also a covert group of businessmen who are trying to get robert de niro's character to

secret from a memorandum by robert kennedy to the president of the united states, john washington, octobert i met with ambassador dobrynin on the third floor of the russian embassy and, as you asked, i told him the following i asked. will the soviet ships continue to go to cuba dobrynin looked extremely worried he replied that such designs, he also emphasized that although we may have photographs, but all we see are objects, not missiles. and what exists between objects and the rocket itself. big difference. i said i didn't want to argue about it , there were missiles in cuba and we knew about it, as far as you think. uh, president kennedy was ready to go all the way in his determination. his main task as president was to avoid war. i think he would have tried all available means to avoid it, but events were getting out of control, the unifying feature of the khrushchev president kennedy was that both went through the war khrushchev was near stalingrad as for my uncle, they died before his eyes his own, brother. many crew members. his boat was killed by his brother-in-law. in general, he l

for that immigration, including one immigrant you might know john washington who immigrated in 1657 you've probably heard of his great grandson, george, this is a participatory lecture. that's right. george washington heard of him back in england and in virginia to cram well wasn't everyone's cup of tea, nor was his ineffective parliament. so by may of 1660, i'm skipping over a vast majority of british history in 1660, we have the restoration of the monarchy. and charles the second was invited back to the throne. this restoration of the monarchy had incredible consequences. virginia and i. i chose the word consequences intentionally, not meaning negative or positive, but both. it had it had reverberations in virginia, which had demonstrated, of course, loyalty to charles, even during his exile. this special relationship between charles the second and his faithful old was further illustrated. robert beverley, who wrote in his 1705 history of the present state of virginia that, quote, the king compliment to that colony. virginia was at his coronation, a robe made of the silk that was sent fr

john -- washington, d.c.. d.c. roundtable. our second president was [inaudible] anyhow, i just read john madison's book about fredericksburg. >> yes! >> pelham being one of the characters, i think it's thesis, which you touched on, maybe fredericksburg gave him the the idea that he could get away with things like kelly's ford. is that your impression as well? >> a little bit. one thing that i would question back a little bit, how is pelham fitting in with other officers to engage in his position and can we look and see other examples? yes, he is impetuous. he is going out and doing things that are like, yeah, he thought about that a bit more. but this is the time in which he lived. and the military culture that he is in at that point. it's very much go forward and distinguish yourself and i think what happened at the chambers berger raid, in loudoun county, sets the groundwork for what happened in fredericksburg. so this can be an overworked connection as well. >> one final question. >> ted williams from williamsburg in the li

the-- as you said, the actor who is playing your original part, who-- he's john david washington. >> at all? >> first thing was, i was instructed, "never talk to john david about boy willie," so i have never had a conversation with him about that character. >> stephen: do you think he would like it, from you? >> oh, yeah! ( laughter ) oh, yeah, of course, yeah. >> stephen: the fact that you are not supposed to say anything about this part, or this play, to him, and you're saying it on tv and he might be watching it right now-- are you breaking the rule right now? >> no, no, no, no, no! i'm not telling him how to do it! i'm not telling him what-- what boy willie's intentions are, or, you know, "at this point in the play, you're supposed to be, like, dah-dah-dah, and this part of the play, you do this." but to sit there and watch him-- i did boy willie a specific way because i was directed to do it that way. he's being directed to do boy willie another way. and to sit there and watch it is kind of breathtaking at times, because i say, "i never thought to do that." you know, i never tho

washington. i'm basil, john. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> busy. busy day on the sports being played all over the world today. and let's see how much we can get to tonight. eye opening day for the nhl and the sharks open up their season in europe about that. the sharks versus the nashville predators. they're opening up playing prague. the hometown. a guy that's told last hurdle. that's his hometown in prague. he's part of the puck drop before the game. the sharks down one nothing. but it was the local kid. how about it? tied it back up, rebound. put it in front of a crowd of more than 16,000. they go nuts for hurdle and we're tied at one apiece. but it was the sharks only goal of the game. second period. preds on the break. ellie covid with that. top shelf. and way up there right by james remeber. the predator score. 3 straight goals in the game. go on to win it. 41. the teams will complete their two-game series. >> tomorrow night. from prague, we go to canada to rondo where the blue jays are hosting the mariners in the american league wild card se

national news, democrat john fetterman and republican oz, they went head to head last night during the pennsylvania senate debate. the stakes are high for the senate seat. washington correspondent basil john rtports on the details from that debate. good morning, basil. well, reyna, good morning. and yes, it was a tough battle on both sides last night. >> as these candidates are fighting for every vote, they can get in the pennsylvania senate race. >> i'm running to serve pennsylvania. he's running to use pennsylvania. you have been showing up on the campaign trail. you haven't answered questions from voters. not once in the campaign trail. sparks flew during the pennsylvania senate debate between democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz. fetterman started the debate out by addressing his stroke. i might miss some words during this debate. mush. 2 words together, but it knocked me down. i'm gonna keep coming back up. the economy was a big talking point for the debate as the country faces high inflation is a tax on working families. you know. doctor us can't possibly understand what that is like was bit back criticizing his opponent, john fetterman's. howeve

washington correspondent basil john joins us live with the latest. good morning, basil. >> well, john, good morning. and yes, this case is one of 3 that the doj has brought forward against 13 people associated with the chinese government. and the doj says they will not stand for this. >> monday attorney general merrick garland announced charges against 2 individuals who he says tried to interfere with the doj investigation. the defendants directed employee at a u.s. government law enforcement agency to steal confidential information about the united states criminal prosecution of the company. that company is the chinese telecommunications company wall way. garland says the chinese intelligence officers wanted the u.s. employee to obtain confidential information like witnesses and evidence. but in fact, individual they recruited was actually a double agent working on behalf of the fbi, fbi director christopher wray points out that this isn't the first time china has done something to help one of its own companies. i've been repeatedly sounding the ala

john roberts in washington. hi again

washington. i'm basil. john, thanks so much. basil will be sure to watch this race. all these races very closely. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a new statue has been unveiled honoring the life of emmett till. >> because his dad became a catalyst for the civil rights movement will be right back. for mississippi community revealed the larger than life statue of emmett till this week. this happening not far from where white men kidnapped and killed a black teen over accusations he flirted with a white woman. this happened back in 1955. emmett till's death served as a catalyst for the civil rights movement. >> it means everything. it comes out the prom and i here. worse. they had no intention doing anything. it made a mockery of just that i ever get a chance. i do my best make happens in america? >> the 9 foot tall, bronze statue shows till in slacks, a dress shirt and a tie with one of his hands on the brim of his hat. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay city host its first gun buyback event. 6 years. we have the latest on the ongoing e

our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john reports on the federal efforts to support survivors. justine. catherine, good evening. president biden says every minute counts after the storm passed. >> and he says his administration is doing everything it can to help the communities impacted situation in florida is far more devastating. >> president joe biden says he understands the destruction and death left behind by hurricane ian. it's going to take months, years to rebuild. search and rescue is underway in florida by teams already in position so far, more than 100 people were found and saved. they're doing everything they can to rescue people. the cleanup is underway in other areas. florida governor ron desantis says he welcomes the federal response where we're thankful that that fema and the army corps are there helping out. we know that this is going to be a very complicated and complex recovery. and before leaving washington congress passed a new government funding bill which includes money to help female with this process and congress's pledges to be there for those who were

for example, the old washington hawk john bolton, who always advocated that any international problem is easiest to bomb, clearly in anticipation of the former trump adviser on homeland security talks about how the us should react to russia's use of nuclear weapons, and he's a legitimate military target. i think while there are many other things we can do, he should be aware. in this case, he will fall into our list of targets in nuclear armageddon , where he invites not only america but also the rest of the bud. not everyone wants a pompeo t-shirt, who was secretary of state in the same administration as bolton, and before that you can’t exactly call doves of peace the director of the cia , but his recent words of biden. nuclear the wars were quite frightening. first, these remarks are reckless and more importantly, they may be indicative of one of the most serious foreign policy failures in the last decade biden's statements pose a terrible risk to the american people making these statements on camera biden did not risk the americans read about the high risk of a third world in news

washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right, basil, thank you for that update. well, still to come on the kron, morning news, did you win the powerball last night? we have a look at the winning numbers after the break. you don't have to tell us. we'll be right back. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. >> all right. well, you want to check your okay. these the winning numbers for the powerball jackpot that reached 700 million dollars. they are 19. 36. 37. 46. 56 and the powerball of 24. nobody won the 700 million dollar jackpot. the jackpot is now 800 big ones and that 800 million dollar jackpot is the fifth-largest. you can still win smaller prizes if you match some of thos

washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right, basil, thanks for breaking that all down for us. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, we're talking about how school buses will soon be going green. we're going hear how the biden administration it's helping the nation switch to cleaner mission. school buses. we'll well, the biden administration is launching a new program to allow school bus fleets all over the country to go green. >> nearly 400 districts in all 50 states are going to collectively get about a billion dollars in grants. that means are going to be able to buy about 2500 clean running school buses. it's all a part of a wider effort to transition to 0 emission vehicles and reduce air pollution near schools. all right. well, san francisco unified school district started construction of its new mission bay campus. it's going to include a pre k through 5, a 5th grade elementary school learning hub for high school students as well. >> we have a school that's going to serve the kids of this community to make sure that the next generation, if the education they ne

john roberts from washington. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. one doctor has been shown the door and the nfl making changes to the concussion protocols. critics say it's not enough. >> john: a former player says the league is loyal to the dollar when they should be putting safety first. begin with the devastation down south, and the white house now playing clean-up over comments from the vice president. it's a fox news alert. president biden paying visits to areas ravaged by the hurricanes. at any moment, the president set to touch down in puerto rico, the island crushed by category 1 fiona a couple weeks ago. on wednesday, the president will visit florida after ian tore through the state with deadlyrs fo. >> sandra: crews are working around the clock, and the vice president said this. >> it is our lowest income communities and our communities of color that are most impacted by these extreme conditions. we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity. >> sandra: that's right, she said equity over ian, the suggestio

washington condemned john young's actions as reckless residents of japan's northeastern regions were ordered to take shelter. as the missile flew over the country, foreman, german chancellor angela mackerel has won the united nations recipe agencies. nansen award for her fits to welcome more than a 1000000 refugees seen here. and file footage, the former german chancellor will receive the award next week at the ceremony. and geneva, as well as $150000.00 in prize money, anti government protests in iran, as are to spread to universities and high schools. the country's president has echoed comments by iran's supreme leader who blamed the unrest on the west. and on israel, the protest began after the death of 22 year old moss armine following her rest for allegedly violating the islamic republics. strict dress code for women and girls. the demonstrations have evolved into the most widespread challenge to iran's leadership for years. oh, for freedom from the campus of their university and arena in city of saint john across the country, universities and schools have become sights of mass

washington condemned john young's actions as reckless residence of japan's northeastern regions were ordered to take shelter. as the miss out flew over the country, tech millionaire ellen mosquito, to go ahead with his plan to buy twitter after the company took him to court to force him to go through with the 44000000000 dollar deal that he tried to back out of the lease agreement with the world's richest person in charge of the highly influential social media plus iran's president abraham races called for national unity in the face of ongoing anti government protests. he played the unrest on the us and israel, echoing comments by iran supreme leader anti government demonstrations continue to spread to universities in high schools across the country. and began after the death of 22 year old master and baby on her address for allegedly violating leads. and i'm in the public strict dress code. meanwhile, people here in europe are also taking to the streets to show support. ah, europeans have come out and solidarity for women leading the fight for justice in iran. here in paris over the

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john fetterman. he may have brain damage but one of the few democratic office seekers who explained what he will do if elected. here's fetterman getting specific about his governing platform. >> send me to washingtonc. >> [cheers and applause]. >> so i can push back against [inaudible] to work. >> tucker: you hear that? if the voters of pennsylvania send john fetterman to washington, he promises to push back against work to work. no more work to work. you can hear a man in the audience cheering. that man gets it. he knows how badly we need to fight the epidemic of work to work. it is literally killing people. john fetterman will put an ends to it. there is that. the anti-work to work platform. the other thing the democrats are running on is abortion. you can see why. yahoo news reported that america is facing a diaper crisis and the anti-abortion movement is not helping. what you have is a classic demand side approach to the diaper and formula shortages. just don't have kids and then you won't need diapers. you won't need a house or a car or a raise or extra food or money for college tuition. it's simple. when you get to the point where the economy is so distorted only democrats can have normal fa

. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington. johnk, two countries technically at war took a rare small step toward easing tensions. we take a closer look now at the historic maritime border agreement between israel and lebanon. >> on the open sea, where borders are not always clear and are often contested, this week, lebanon and israel, two nations technically at war for decades, signed a breakthrough agreement brokered by the united states. president biden called it "historic." president biden it took some : real guts. and i think it took principled and persient diplomacy to get it done. john: the countries divided a critical stretch of the mediterranean sea, rich in fossil fuels. for lebanon, it could be an economic lifeline. its currency is nearly worthless, poverty and hunger is pervasive, and joblessness is at record levels. >> i truly believe and hope this can be an economic turning poi in lebanon for a new era of investment. john: at issue, a 300-square-mile section of sea that is home to two major gas fields. the two nations

. ♪ >> good morning and welcome to washington post life. i am johnhink it part of the washington post. the opioid epidemic we were focused on before the covid pandemic swamped everything continued unabated during it. today, fentanyl is driving the unprecedented number of overdoses across the states. joining me now is the director of the white house office of national drug control policy, dr. raul bucha -- dr. rahul gupta. dr. gupta: i appreciated. jonathan: the overdoses are symptoms of the pain meds from the early 2000's. talk about that evolution and where does fentanyl come from and what is the administration doing now to stop it from coming into the country? dr. gupta: as a practicing physician for the last two decades, i was there in the trenches when began -- opioids. people started dying from overdose of prescription opioids. as he moved over to make good policies to prevent that from happening, the consequence was people moved to a cheaper, more readily available alternatives on the streets. those oftentimes use of heroin. i would see in the

newspapers supportive of washington, john adams and other members of their federalist party, called him a liar and drunken and call him a drunken atheist and they call him a sinner. and getting back on his feet on the enemy fire, almost killed thomas paine. he made plans to set up an agricultural export business from america to europe. and it was paralyzing his kandiss, losing his mobility, and forcing him to seek care in new york instead. and he would take a walk around manhattan. and he still had some friends, and many admirers vertically washington people, but life in america particular for him was fought with tension and risk. and so whenever he was well enough, he would retreat and show how the city. the subject now is party politics and thomas paine took quickly to task and attacking john adams, and hamilton and the centralist party and in one newspaper column after another and defending jefferson and the democrat republicans as champions for the legacy. but to his great discussed, this proved to be utterly strength list while jefferson himself had thomas paine high regard through

john f. kennedy washington on october 22, 1962, last night i met with ambassador dobrynin on the third floorrussian embassy and, as you asked, i told him the following i asked. will the soviet ships continue to go to cuba dobrynin looked extremely worried he replied that such designs, he also emphasized that although we may have photographs, but all we see are objects, not missiles. and what exists between objects and the rocket itself. big difference. i said i didn't want to argue about it. there were missiles in cuba and we knew about it. yes, how much do you think? uh, president kennedy was ready to go all the way in his determination. his main task as president was to avoid war. i think he would have tried every possible means to avoid it, but things were getting out of control. the unifying feature of khrushchev and president kennedy was that both went through the war . khrushchev was at stalingrad. as for my uncle, his own brother died before his eyes. many crew members. his boat was killed by his brother-in-law. in general, he lost many of his friends during the war. he harbored a sta

hello, i'm john roberts in washington. >> sandra: 19 days out, hard to believe. here we go. sandra smith in new york. the president travelling today for his only campaign stop of the week. he'll talk infrastructure before heading to philadelphia to stump for john fetterman. >> john: happening as polls show republican dr. oz closing the gap against john fetterman, and republicans also gaining ground in contests thought to be democratic strongholds. >> sandra: our panel standing by. mollie line is standing by in deep blue rhode island. so first to bryan llenas on the ground in philadelphia, expecting to see the president a short time from now. hi, bryan. >> hi, sandra. $167 million have been spent in the pennsylvania senate race. it's the second most expensive race in the nation behind georgia's campaign down there. but ultimately that does not seem to be enough. the president is in pennsylvania in part to fund raise with john fetterman here in philadelphia tonight. he's about to speak in pittsburgh in about an hour. so far john fetterman has raced $48 million, the oz campaign

and john reporting in washington, what peopl you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. >> for the upcoming tax season, all federal income tax bracket bubbles are being pushed up as a response to high inflation. so americans will also see standard deduction increases. both changes may mean many americans may get higher returns than before. basil. john reports about people will need to know before going into tax season. >> with inflation rising, the irs is making changes that could save taxpayers money next year. they're huge tax bracket increases. >> and that was what was absolutely necessary because as we all know, inflation is absolutely out of control. national taxpayers union executive vice president brandon arnold says the irs is pushing up 2023 tax bracket. >> by about 7%. so this isn'

christian bale, robert deniro, margot, robbie john david washington. taylor swift, chris rock, rami malek and mike myers to name a few amazingly amsterdam turned out to be very easy not to like. well, i was impressed by all of the actors and they're acting. i was disappointed in the chopped up plot line that struggled to hold itself together long enough to get to the point. it's a really long and convoluted story of a couple of world war. one veterans trying to solve the mystery of the murder of a beloved general and his daughter based on a true story about an attempt to overthrow the government here. there are tons of distracting courts and twist that make it hard to stay focused. lots of artsy moments there for cinephiles to over analyze and also too many moments that are just there to highlight a moment with each of the all-star cast members when really only a few of them add anything to the final product. amsterdam is messy and to overstuffed for its own good. a very disappointing dean's list. the real crocodiles >> that was totally awesome for the

john roberts in washington, good to spend another 60 minutes with you. >> gillian: you too, john. gillian turner in for sandra smith. right to the races now. >> john: final sprint to election day, the closing pitches. >> gillian: the senate race is anyone's game, toss-ups in pennsylvania, georgia, arizona, and will decide which party takes control. >> john: control of congress could come down to a photo finish. >> gillian: kicking off this hour with one of the most fiercely fought races of them all, and aishah joins us from cartersville, georgia. >> we are in cartersville, reminds me of home, a small town people are fired up about this senate race. herschel walker is about to take the podium behind me, he's running a little behind but take a look at this crowd around me. a lot of supporters here, 100 to 150 people, they are fired up, ready to hear from their guy. you'll probably hear today herschel walker spending quite a bit of time hitting back at former president barack obama, he was here friday campaigning for democrats. and obama really went after walker's character, calling

the department of justice response to the high court is due tuesday, john. >> dickerson: scott macfarlane in washington in new york city today, the mayor declared a state of emergency to deal with the bus loads of asylum seekers who have been sent to the big apple from the southern border. and now the mayor is asking for $1 billion to care for the migrants. more now from cbs' tanya rivero. >> once the asylum seekers from today's buses are provided shelter, we will surpass the highest number of people in recorded history in our city's shelter system. >> reporter: new york mayor eric adams says the city is straining to house more than 61,000 people in its shelter system. since april, mayor adams says more than 17,000 asylum seekers have been bussed to new york from southern states like texas, florida, and arizona. the city is moving forward with a temporary tent shelter on randall's island in the east river. 42 hotels are already being used as emergency shelters. texas governor greg abbott acknowledges busing over 3,000 migrants to new york city. >> what is an embarrassment is this-- it's the hypocrisy o

hello, john roberts in washington and hello to you this afternoon. >> gillian: good to be with you, john, on this spooky halloween. >> john: good to be with you as well. >> gillian: i'm gillian turner. whether to end affirmative action policies in a pair of cases. >> john: opponents argue the criteria has harmed millions of students, particularly asian-americans. david spunt starts us off live outside the supreme court. did justice brown jackson recuse herself. >> that's right, because of her position on the harvard board of overseers, and her connections to harvard university. she thought it was best she sits out. there are two separate cases, overall affirmative action affects millions of students across the country and the justices began hearing two arguments three hours ago. started with the case out of the university of north carolina. one deals also with harvard university going on now, which is a private school, unc is a public school. a group of asian-american students arguing criteria to admit asian students is more rigid than admitting a black or hispanic student. here is an ex

rishaad: and john, i mean, all of this coming against a background of further tensions with washingtonnding the whole access to american semi conductor technology and it just gives you an idea of how things are really quite fragile there. john: i think the relationship between the u.s. and china is more contentious than a long time, maybe ever. chips issue is at the heart of that, it is really the crux of the conversation between the two countries. chips are so important that they go from everything from cars to exercise bikes. this is the latest effort by the biden administration, it was telegraphed before. china in its response pointed out that it is going to backfire because china is the world's largest market for chips. so denying american companies access to that market is going to hurt those companies. china is putting billions of dollars into its effort to create its own chip industry, to create its own advanced chips. whether or not that succeeds or not, it is still up in the air at this point. juliette: bloomberg's greater china senior executive editor john lu with us in beiji

john witherspoon, one of the 56 signers of the declaration. he lost a son in the revolutionary war. he delivered assistance to general washington, john adams called him as high a son of liberty as a man in america. he personified this powerful bond between faith and freedom that characterize the american revolution. so, the americans have a lot going for them! they don't care about everything that came before like the french. they claim their political inheritance from great britain and its ancient constitution. they have the support of the christian churches. but what about the elephant in the room? what about the elephant in the room? what about the existence of slavery in the american comments? the english author, samuel johnson, pointed out the hypocrisy of the american revolutionary, many of whom owned slaves! how is it that we hear the loudest yells for liberty, he wrote, among the drivers of -- i think many colonial americans had a guilty conscience about slavery. a guilty conscience! patrick henry, confessing his own guilt and hypocrisy, said he looked forward to the time when an opportunity will be offered to abolish t