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the network behind his show, larry king now, says king was due to have an angioplasty surgery when he started having jest pains last week and went to the hospital early to be checked out. >>> it lasts through the impact of bayou in the hood and for that matter po' etic justice. those things will last forever. >> john singleton became the first black director ever to be nominated for an oscar in 1991 for boys in the hood and at 23 years old was the youngest to be nominated. the academy tweeted a tribute saying the youngest ever best director nominee and an inspiration to us all. john singleton, you will be greatly missed. and the naacp tweeted john singleton was a great director and story teller that was never afraid to show african- americans in complex and multigenerational roles and hopes to turn a progressive lens to minorities in the country. he suffered a massive stroke two weeks ago and died at the age of 51. >>> a deadly helicopter crash this hawaii is now under investigation. three people were on board the helicopter when it went down nose first yesterday. the crash has prompt

five companies are being investigated for their roles in the accident. >>> talk show host larry king is expected to make a full recovery after a heart procedure. king was already scheduled for an angioplasty but went to the hospital early after experiencing chest pains. a spokesperson said king is in good spirits and hoping to be as from the hospital the broadcasting legsoald ock 5 festiv financial p pusuort.orin the as its reason for withdrawing. likely not a concern five decades ago. organizers say the three-day event will go on. >>> james holzhauer's latest victory on "jeopardy" was his closest by far. he answered final "jeopardy" correctly and wound up defeating his opponent adam by just $18. holzhauer's won more than $1.3 million in his 18-game reign as champ. boy, did he come close yesterday. >> did he do it on purpose? he wants to give a show. he wants us rooting for him, $18 just when we weren't talking about him. now we're talking about him. >> go, james, go. >>> coming up, remembering john singleton. the tributes are pulling in following the director's passing. >>> also ahea

welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king you've seen the headlines warnings of white nationalism on the rise in the u.s. protests and sometimes violence or greeting controversial speakers appearing on college campuses and governments attempting crackdowns on certain types of speech on social media platforms so is hate speech worse now than before and if so what can be done about it especially here in the land of free speech it's a tough topic but in need of discussion so let's begin there with nagin strawson a new york law professor and former president of the american civil liberties union she's also the author of the book hate why we should resist it with free speech and not censorship she joins me from new york and to be here and david katz a criminal defense attorney and a former assistant u.s. attorney in los angeles which is where he joins us now great to be here great to have you both so let me start with this question is there more hate being expressed in the u.s. now than say twenty years ago and if so what's driving it needing. it's impossible to answer that

politicking on larry king in a major blow to u.s. cuba relations the troubled destruction announced monday tough new changes to some of its economic policies regarding that out of the nation including limits on travel and allowing cuban nationals living in the united states to sue cuba's government you'd ministrations hard lines in retaliation for how van a supporter of venezuelan president maduro but critics of last of the plan is dangerous to u.s. allies in europe and possible to the u.s. economy as well for analysis we turn to our man chris lou former deputy secretary of labor and former white house cabinet secretary during the obama administration he joins us from seattle washington hi chris what do you make of all of us. well look the goal of trying to pressure the venezuelan government makes complete sense i'm not sure this is the exact way to do it are it will have a negative impact on our trading alliances with both your up in canada it could potentially spur retaliation against u.s. companies both in terms of their relations

larry king, bill barr went on larry king in 1992. everyone has been on larry king, treasure trove.sed an independent counsel at the time. what he said then, just listen to bill barr, and now listen to donald trump attacking the mueller probe. it is pretty interesting. >> there's no one to determine whether or not time is being wasted. >> i think we've wasted enough time on the witch hunt. >> whether individuals are being singled out, treated unfairly. >> we have been treated very, very unfairly. >> whether exorbitant money is spent on an investigation that doesn't warrant it. >> they wasted millions and millions of dollars. there never should have been a so-called investigation. >> sure sounds alike, bob. >> there are a lot of parallels there. i would like to know more of the context. i assume that attorney general barr in 1992 talked about the independent counsel statute, a lot of people thought that was a bad idea for some reasons. i don't think he was talking about any particular investigation which is what the president is doing in this case. again, i would hope that the attorn

the network behind his show larry king now says king was due to have an angioplasty when he started having pains last week. he went to the hospital early. officials say the doctors successfully performed the angioplasty and inserted stints to reopen a previous bypass. he survived a heart attack and had quinn tomb bypass surgery. he is 85 years old and doctors expect him to make a full recovery. >>> new information on jong singleton who died after two weeks on life support. he was only 23 years old when his first movie 'boyz n the hood' catapulted him to the national stage. early in morning i spoke by phone to delroy lindo who told me by phone he was stunned to hear about the death of john singleton. >> there is a term, film is forever. if you put it on film, you know, it lasts forever. and no matter what john's later films were, no matter what the content of his later work is or was, nobody will ever be able to deny the success and impact of 'boyz n the hood' or, for that matter, poetic justice. those things will last. they are forever >> john singleton became the first black director ever

. >>> there are reports right now that larry king suffered another heart attack. according to tmz, the 85-year-old tv broadcaster went into cardiac arrest at his home on thursday. he's reportedly in theexcted to be released some time today. >>> new at noon, a local food bank is planning a major expansion as new data finds that hunger is a problem plaguing the bay area. kpix5 anne mackovec has more on the plan to help close that hunger gap. >>reporter: this food bank serves over 140,000 people each week and now they have a new goal, distribute 50% more food by 2040. the food bank reached capacity in san francisco's dark patch. >> we're turning away donations and that's a bad thing. >> they continue to improve its services and a report shows low income residents in san francisco and marin missed over 35 million meals in 2017. down from a high of 62 million in 2013. combination of us doing more and getting more food in the community and we saw that there are fewer people below 200% of poverty living in san francisco. >> a lot changed. at first they didn't traffic pro

. >>> longtime tv and radio host larry king is recovering this morning after having a heart surgery.d the show, larry king now, says that he was due to have an angio plasty when he started have chest pains and went to the hospital early. the doctors inserted stints to reopen a previous bypass. he has previous survived a heart attack with quint tuppal bypass surgery. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> another championship team visited the white house. president trump honored the baylor women's basketball team three weeks after they won the national title. they were served fast food. that has become the normal for champions at the white house. the team also gave president trump a jersey but jokingly president trump admitted it may end up in the first lady's closet. >>> the trial against two men accused of manslaughter in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire begins today, what the attorneys for the defense say to make their case in opening statements. >>> and preventing a wildfire in the oakland hills, the new help oakland is getting to create fuel breaks and remove dead vegeta

because larry king liberated you from me giving me to the american people directly. talk to people. avoid the prosecutorial process of the press and avoid the condensing of your comments to a one second in the newspaper. it worked. the new medias mtv, donahue, oprah and arsenio hall. too often we are a pbs party in the mtv world. it will be hard for people in public life not to be able to communicate the nature of the issues. communication and persuasion will be important. how many people will it actually affect? i hope only a small number of people. >> do you plan to endorse any of the candidates?>> no. mtv news doesn't want to endorse any candidates. we had a forum with clinton and we have extended the invitation to bush. we are trying to keep everything very unbiased and bipartisan. >> i understand you're getting better at that. >> on ntv the other night, one of the folks in the audience asked you about the spring quarter point. >> i challenge a new generation of young americans to a season of service. to act on your idealism. >> it was the national absalom sung the way the kids

welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king you've seen the headlines warnings of white nationalism on the rise in the u.s. protests and sometimes violence or greeting controversial speakers appearing on college campuses and governments attempting cracked.

. >>> longtime radio host larry king is recovering in the hospital tonight after undergoing a heart procedure. the network behind his show breaking now says that kim was scheduled to have an angioplasty we've been experiencing chest pain last week. he went to the hospital early to be examined. doctors successfully performed the angioplasty and inserted stance to reopen a previous bypass. in 1987, king survived a heart attack and underwent went double bypass surgery. officials say the 85-year-old is expected to make a full recovery. >>> temperatures tomorrow will be like today which are well below where we were last week. last week we had the records. today 66 in oakland. it was in the 80s last week. 74 rene knott. they were in the 90s. temperatures have been cooler and it is because of a low pressure cente that system is moving off. it was enough to stretch out the marine layer and gave us this big cooldown. another week weather system to the north will do the same thing tomorrow. it will stretch it back out. we are bouncing between these two low pressure setters. that is just inflating the f

available everywhere thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking and also thanks to larry king for letting me sit in this chair today remember we love hearing from you so join the conversation on larry's facebook page and as always you can share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at kings things and using the politicking hash tag i also invite you to join me on my facebook page at matthew cook official and that's all for this edition of politicking. aeroflot russian airlines. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lights. eating is just six should just have conditionally to get to class as i live eat here you can feel confident. fine. nina really need. a d.d. . and i guess. we have many things in this worl

the new politicking on larry king author and this weekend threaten to shut down the us mexico border as part of his tough stance on illegal immigration on tuesday however the president said health care reform will be saved for the twenty twenty g.o.p. agenda and his border shutdown threat went from imminent to uncertain as advisors warn trump of the economic disaster a lockdown would cause so what is the president's and his party's agenda going to be the twenty's when he was begin there with the political power in dallas george c. republican strategist and in chattanooga tennessee brian joyce host the brian joyce show on talk radio w g o w f.m. ok george you have to surprising many people last week including his own party with a pledge to immediately replaced the affordable care act the president backed tracks and says wait will the twenty's when the election what happened george. well it was a real head scratcher of first larry and then i came to the conclusion that he's a red meat chatter and i kind of wish he pivot to the ten to twenty percent of the electorate that are open minde

politicking on larry king as we await the release of special counsel robert muller his final report on his investigation into the relationship between trump's campaign and the russian government another investigation is already begun looking into the motivations of an f.b.i. report which led to muller's investigation at the heart of that initial report is the man who joins me in studio today george probably former advisor to donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign his ties between russian nationals in the campaign and snared him an investigation which eventually led to his arrest in a guilty plea for lying to investigators he says he was a patsy and it ended actionable as for knowledge to this very city and the attempts to explain and now in his new book state target how i got caught in the crosshairs of the plot to bring down president trump and joins me in studio how did you get for sex are you did quite what did you do oh thanks a lot for having me larry and i do my best with the limited time we have to explain this incredible story so first of all how did i even join the ben carson

. >>> representatives for television icon larry king want you to know the 85-year-old is alive and healthy this morning. yesterdaytmz reported king went into cardiac arrest at his home thlast sday. king's reps say he experienced tegina, not a heart attack. he was admitd to the hospital for an aioplasty and continues to recover this morning. >>> also this morning, holwood continues to remember john singleton. the director died yesterday afternoon following a stroke earlier this month. singleton achieved fame in the early '90s. he directed "boys in the hood" whichd earne him an academy award nomination for best director at 24 years old. he was the first black person to be nominated for the award. he went on to direct a handful of films and helped launch the careers of angela basintt, cuba gojr., and d.c. native taraji p. henson. singleton was 51ol years >> he was a realze trailb and a visionary. had so much impact on so many lives. anng the youest director at that age to be nominated. >> yeah. i think it'sells the story tbout the issues that in took -- health issues tha are particular to bla

necessarily be good for keeping the country more unified there's a big partisan divide you are larry king host of the politicking show on r.t. spoke with former foreign policy advisor to terms presidential campaign that's george papadopoulos he said he was the first person charged under the motor investigation and pled guilty in october twenty seven t. is a quick preview of that interview. did you have a russian connection that's the that's the million dollar question that my answer is i've never been to russia i've never met a russian official in my entire life and actually all of my work leading up to my work my time on the campaign was very hostile to russia because i was in the energy business and the last thing you're doing as an american person is promoting russian interests why did you believe well look at the time i pled guilty i had been violently arrested at an airport ok i was under sealed i go i will go well i had seven f.b.i. agents essentially rushed me off of a shuttle bus at an airport after i hadn't slept in thirty hours i'm thrown into the back seat of a tinted black s.u

welcome to politicking on matthew cook in for larry king you've seen the headlines warnings of white nationalism on the rise in the u.s. protests and sometimes violence or greeting controversial speakers appearing. on college campuses and governments attempting crackdowns on certain types of speech on social media platforms so is hate speech worse now than before and if so what can be done about it especially here in the land of free speech it's a tough topic but in need of discussion so let's begin there with nagin strawson a new york law professor and former president of the american civil liberties union she's also the author of the book hate why we should resist it with free speech and not censorship she joins me from new york and to be here and david katz criminal defense attorney and a former assistant u.s. attorney in los angeles which is where he joins us now great to be here great to have you both so let me start with this question is there more hate being expressed in the u.s. now than say twenty years ago and if so what's driving it needing it's impossible to answer that q

the ultimate politicking on larry king as we await the release of special counsel robert muller's final report on his investigation into the relationship between trump's campaign and the russian government another investigation has already begun looking into the motivations of an f.b.i. report which ultimately led to muller's investigation at the heart of that initial f.b.i. report is the man who joins me in studio today george fava novelist's former advisor to donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign his ties between russian nationals in the top campaign and snared him an investigation which eventually. led to his arrest and a guilty plea for lying to investigators he says he was a patsy and it ended actual as menards conspiracy and he attempts to explain the now in his new book the state target how i got caught.

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remember cnn was the constant news report, not the most exciting thing on the air but it was news and larry king live which i miss terribly because he was a great interview he word fr the kind of stories he focused on. now it's not only more entertaining sort of opinion in the evening hours msnbc, fox. they are creeping into more opinion. some journalists, not all he's such a terrible precedent that they have a right to go beyond what is acceptable to give their opinion too much and then there is of course the news outlets that just put the panels up and let them argue. that's where people can say things in an argument that turns out not to be true or slightly inaccurate but yes that is a form of entertainment and don't get me started on reality tv. a lot of magazines have gone that way. priam and tabloid in the scandal. they brought monaco since h mona recently and we don't need to see these people. [laughter] speech [inaudible] [applause] [applause] what you really need to go and here we go, write them down. foundation, public opinion, participation, political parties, interest groups, campaig

i'm a volunteer going on larry king as we await the release of special counsel robert muller his final report on his investigation into the relationship between trump's campaign and the russian government another investigation is already begun looking into the motivations of an f.b.i. report which led to muller's investigation at the heart of that initial report is the man who joins me in studio today george wallace former advisor to donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign his ties between russian nationals in the campaign and snared him an investigation which eventually led to his arrest in a guilty plea for lying to investigators he says he was a patsy and it ended actionable as we knowledge through this very see and he attempts to explain and now in his new book state target how i got caught in the crosshairs of the plot to bring down president trump and joins me in studio how did you get for sex are you did quite what did you do oh thanks a lot for having me larry and i do my best with the limited time we have to explain this incredible story so first of all how did i even join the

corporations now looking for market access and better jobs for our region returning india and dealing with larry king who probably made a mark in this election unlike in the last man foreign legion and so we started a list this election law our interests are all going to look like foreign policy layers professor really good to talk to your counting the cost many thanks and they for being with us now getting enough food just to survive continues to be a big problem in venezuela the oil rich nation produces only twenty percent of its own food and with the latest u.s. oil sanctions now beginning to bite some hope the community farms will get them through tough times now to zero stories about reports from caracas. difficulties are everywhere in venezuela these days the economy crisis has million struggling but people in illinois say they're ready to fight back by producing their own food they have turned this small farming back us into an agricole logical project where they can roll fruits vegetables and even fish. on a limb at that he says the situation will likely deteriorate in the country when the ne

. >>> larry king is recovering after undergoing a heart procedure.ind to show says he was scheduled to have an angioplasty when he experienced chest pain and went to the hospital early to be examined. officials say doctors successfully performed an angioplasty and inserted stands. in 1987 he survived a heart attack and had heart bypass surgery. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> the music leading the pack is a woman leading the debut. forte nominations including best musical followed by a two proud to life of the 10 nations, and to kill and up and, mockingbird did not get a nod. they will be televised nationally sunday, june 9. >>> mit students pay tribute to captain america. they managed to drape a cloth version of captain america's shield over the university stone. the students have been planning this prank for a year now. the fabric went up on saturday and was removed monday morning after chris evans heard of the stunt and called it very cool on twitter. >>> some new yorkers are crashing in thanks to crackdown on car still running. under

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we're learning larry king has undergone and angio plasty and stint procedure.hest pain and went to the hospital. doctors say he did not have a heart attack. he is said to be in good spirits, recovering well and plans to be back at work on his shows and we wish him the best. anticipation is building in pennsylvania where joe biden will soon speak at his first official campaign event in the city of pittsburgh. the rally comes as biden gets a key endorsement from the international firefighter's union which praises him as a problem sol ver who cares deeply about america. a report suggests that wall street democrats specifically getting nervous about some of the candidates. an article says big donors from the financial industry are freaking out, was i believe the phrase over the democratic candidates. there was no single one candidate they feel they can all live with and throw their money behind. in the words of one banker, there is tremendous fear. the guy who wrote the piece, new york magazine national correspondent gabrielle is here with me now. so it's a fascina

. >>> larry king is recovering after a heart procedure.ld was scheduled to have an angioplasty last week, but he began experiencing chest pains and went to the hospital early to be examined. it's not known when he'll be released, but doctors expect king to make a full recovery. he survived a heart attack in 1987. >>> all right. well, after being off the air for months, we're happy to say our colleague natasha zouves is back this morning. >> she explained her long absence. >> i just want to take a quick moment that i can't tell you how good it is to be back here this morning. it has certainly been a long recovery there is a lot to fill you in on. some of you know several months ago on a random friday, we had just wrapped a newscast when somebody's hairspray can exploded coating the ground with a sticky substance. some time later i went to recharge my wireless cell phone. even with rubber soled shoes, both my legs went out under me and fell back hitting my head on the shiny concrete. 24 hours later i couldn't handle in lights. i was throwing

. >>> t publicist for larry king is denying reports that king had a heart attack.mz reported kin went into cardiac arrest at his home last thursday and had a heart attack just before a previously scheduled an scheduled angioplasty. he had stents inserted into an artery and will be outsoon. he had bypass surgery after a majoheart attack in 1987. he's 85 years old. >>> five men rescued from deep inside a virginia cave. coming up, the health problems they were facing when rescuers found them. >>> preferably caucasian. that's how a linkedin job posting read. now an employee has been fired, but somecs cri wonder whether there might be a bigger problem to address. >>> and after a chilly start today, temperatures will be going up during the week, but going up during the week, but doug's watching some rain z388pz z16fz y388py y16fy when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pei hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugarat or no sull. smaller portion sizes, ri clear calo

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>>legendary talk show host larry king is in the hospital recovering from heart surgery.ng's digital television networks say that the former cnn interviewer underwent a procedure that address some chest pain. doctors inserted stents to reopen kings previous bypassed the 85 year-old has had several heart attacks. he underwent quintuple bypass surgery. back in 1987 reports say he did not have a heart attack this time though the report also says the king was in good spirits and is expected to make a full recovery. >>we've got some fog now moving into the bay, how will that affect the days ahead, we'll talk about that coming up next and that measles outbreak keeps getting worse. this startling new number of cases in the warning from local health officials. >>is taking on the defending world champs red sox and the war it >>a day of rest a day for barry a postseason squads that's plenty of time to enjoy america's pastime. the a's opening up a 3 game series against the boston red sox at fenway park schools from a man-made it to be in town tonight, hoping for a win against the wo