>> coming up empty in the laundry facility search, sergeant lawton and the isu team launch a full-scalegation of the laundry workers' cells in the hopes of locating any dangerous contraband before it's used. >> these are actually some targeted cells that we're after, inmates that are assigned to the laundry. we're going to follow up, see if we can find any more metal, any more contraband. we're going to go up to the cell, strip the inmatsd out, bring them out of the cell, and complete our cell searches. get to the door, go ahead and pop them. >> we're pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, any kind of weapons, narcotics, drugs, tattoo paraphernalia. >> turn around. >> strip out. turn around. you smell anything? i'm telling you right now -- you will be -- did you swallow something? >> swallow something? are you serious? what would i swallow? >> you tell me, i'm asking you. >> some chips. >> that's your story, right? >> this is crazy. >> 209. >> when we first came up on the cell, the individual on the top bunk jumped down and we had him in here, we told him to take his skullcap o

most unsatisfyingly from the perspectives of james jackson and william lawton smith, in spite of the long monologues defending slavery, not one congressman outside of georgia or south carolina acquiesced in pronouncing human bondage adjust institution. in fact, several representatives expressed shock that any dignified statesman could dare to argue for the moral legitimacy of human bondage and it's in this way that the petitioner's triumph in the battle of antiand pro-slavery issues, that underlying ideas antithetical to slavery survived the debates intact explains why the vice president of the pennsylvania abolition society, james pemberton could conclude that the whole episode had, quote, served to disseminate our principles and led to a, quote, more general ascent to those truths we wish to propagate. this, in turn, signalled to pemberton that the, quote, time was not very distant when these principles would be, quote, universally received and firmly established. to conclude, putting aside trying to identify the winners and losers in this first congressional tousle over american s

i knew in lawton would come and claim that message, claim ownership of that message and i will be successful with that. .. and now from the state capital in jackson, live coverage of the mississippi book festival on book tv c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> welcome, everyone, good morning, good morning. good morning, everyone. how are you? hi. we are gathered this morning to kick off third annual mississippi book festival. [applause] >> this book festival highlights two of the best things mississippi does, our authors and readers. as you'll since see we'll unveil literary for map. more than 2 will be on stage today to engage readers and sell a lot of books. we are grateful that c-span is here to broadcast many panels and we are honored to have librarian of congress join us in this celebration. [cheers and applause] >> immediately after this opening, congressman greg harper, thank you for coming, mr. chairman, will join dr. hayden and engage in this book reading books and the room that we are in, old supreme cha

. >>> macy's naming a senior ebay executive as its new president hal lawton will report directly to theacy's ceo. courtney, you're sitting down with the ceo of macy's late every today? >> that's right. "squawk box" will be sitting down with jeff gennette. we have a lot to talk about. perhaps it's a matter of 2k3we9i2k3we9 i getting the stores and online in sync macy's has done a good job using online and in stores comp sales have been down ten straight quarters. it's about turning those around. that's where we need to focus. >> macy's shares ahead of that news, just up over a percent in the premarket. >>> coming up, pakistan stocks tumble today after strong words from president trump last night. a live report from islamabad straight ahead. >>> here's another check of the yaurp pe european markets still firmly in the green. this is "worldwide exchange" on cnbc ♪ we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortu

. >> lawton on the par three fourth hole, a six iron is all he needs, a hole in one. five over par. >> kevin cizner tied for the lead at four under par. he wraps up his round with a birdie. phil nicholson, the worst round, two over, i believe. >> all right. finally tonight, several officers with the camden county police department took time away from the beat to host an event for families and children staying at the ronald mcdonald house. officers served everyone a barbeque dinner and while everyone enjoyed the meal, the highlight of the evening, a chance for the youngsters to meet the canine officer. his name is major and he loved playing with the kids. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." guest john, jay, and music from diana crawl. "action news" continues at 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a very good night. ♪ ♪ cancer challenges us. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy

mikein lawton, you'd -- in lawton, utah. what is your confidence level in this white house came? team?te house caller: i have almost quit washing the news, and i have watched life. it is the same thing. i used to watch that moaning -- morning joe or whatever, but it is the same thing, every day. up on thisstant beat white house and this president. i am republican. i would say more conservative than just republican. seen anever in my life politician beat up more than mr. trump. does he make mistakes? of course he does. follownever seen people people blindly and just echo the words of these people on tv. i have been so disappointed. i listened to these last two anders and a completely -- they completely echoed each other and talked about how they studied all this much and i just had to laugh. host: do republicans echo each other? caller: sure they do. the with the senate, republicans are different with each other, a lot more than the democrats do. host: do you think that is a healthy thing or does that hurt? caller: i think it is healthy that there are diverse opinions. more on pol

then at 11:00 p.m., robert o'neal, who participated in the killing of osama and lawton, on his military career. in his book, the operator. >> we did not have a line of who is going where. the guy ends up bringing me to bin laden's bedroom. i am going. if we know we are going to die, why are we going? which is legit. i said, we are not going for or bravado. we are going for the single mom who dropped her kids off at school. outinutes later, she jumped of a skyscraper to her death because that was a better alternative than burning alive. next, a forum on oil production and how the u.s. can counter global production -- corruption in the industry. the carnegie endowment for international peace hosted this event. we are into the season

during the next day's debate, william lawton smith and a dennis burke, representing south carolina, joined jackson aggressively defending slavery. both echoed jackson's depiction of slaves as culturally inferior and naturally fit for bondage. by advocating emancipation, the petitioners were doing an act of inhumanity to the slaves as burke saw it. during the late revolution, america witnessed how unfit people of african descent were for freedom. at that time, the commander of the british army, lord cornwallace, conferred liberty to thousands of blacks as he swept through the countryside, but burk erroneously claimed most of these former slaves died en masse, thereby demonstrating, quote, how totally incapable the slave is of making a proper use of his newfound liberty. he followed his speech in excess of two hours. seeking to filibuster the report in the process smith intended to show that, quote, slavery is not that dark thing detested by many americans. and here is william lot smith. like jackson before him, smith used the hypothetical of slavery's abolition to strengthen his justificati

as we step into the first day of meteorological lawton, let's look back at some 2017. we saw the hottestjune day in over 40 yea rs. lots of saw the hottestjune day in over 40 years. lots of hot and dry weather for large parts of the country in june and july, but things then turned much more unsettled in the second half ofjuly. it was wetter than average, and there was flash flooding, particularly in cornwall. despite the unsettled theme, we end ona despite the unsettled theme, we end on a hot and sunny note, with one of the hottest august bank holidays on record. how does the first day of autumn look7 weave. on a largely dry note on friday with sunshine. showers will build through the day, but they will be fewer and further between compared to thursday. eastern parts of england and scotla nd eastern parts of england and scotland bear the brunt of the showery weather. 21 celsius in the sunshine to the south, typically the high teens further north. the showers move away on friday evening and overnight into saturday as high—pressure squeezes in. good news for the start of

. >> hal lawton will report directly to jeff gennett, macy's is forming a single unit, eliminating about 100 jobs here we go that gentleman there will be on -- courtney is bringing him on. >> she's the retail reporter an exclusive interview at 8:00 a.m. on "squawk box. as wilfred would say "squawk box. >> wanted to check out shares of uk-based provident financial the stock slammed after the company cut its dividend, issued a profit warning and disclosed it is being investigated by the financial conduct authority over credit card replay plans debt collection rates plummeted from 90% to 50% after it switched from contracted collectors to full-time employees. >>> president trump committing to an open-ended conflict in afghanistan during last night's prime time address eamon javers joins us now with more eamon, good morning. >> good morning. the president spoke at ft. myer virginia last night in order to at the nation on the months-long developed plan for the war in afghanistan. the presidenting ing5:presiden s is a change of stance from him he said things look different when you're in the o

hal lawton was tapped as incoming president here is what the ceo told our courtney reagan about the incoming president earlier on squawk. >> a great choice for macy's, intersection of retail and technology and what he did, what he learned in terms of his retail experience, how he applied that to a technology company and coming back to a retailer, we think he will be able to scale change much faster. >> says the dividend is safe jim? >> great interview by courtney point blank, it was terrific i've been going over what ginnette said in the fourth quarter -- i'm sorry, in the conference call, a little disappointing. remember the stock just got crushed, versus what he's saying with courtney. i felt better. he said really there's not much going on with real estate in the comps call that was dreadful. he it say things are happening i really like that he talked about the fourth quarter being promotional. that is christmas. he did not say that this time. talked about loyalty i like the fact that they have a technologist they've lacked that. at jet.com in that conference call, mark laurie was viewed

executive from ebay in an effort to screamline its decisionmaking amongst its top management hal lawtonor vice president of north america he'll report to the ceo of macy's who joined in march and that's the news update new president, hal lawton. back to you, kelly. >> seema, thank you. not a lot of movement in the shares, michael, i don't know how much to read into this. >> obviously, macy's has a huge effort in trying to seem in tune with -- ebay, if you think about it, has experience in kind of creating one customer experience with a lot of vendors, a lot are traditional apparel vendors. maybe there's a fit in. >> do they need to accept paypal >> there you -- yeah how many steps down the chain do you want to go >> i don't snow. >> fascinating. >> that's the latest on macy's >>> the man who called bill eokman a spoiled brat, a trdp c on his board's decision to reject ackman's board nominees today, we'll have that right after this and her paw won't heal on its own. we're all working forward to something. synchrony financial can help your customers make it happen sooner. so she can plug

the employee nicholas lawton should've been tried separately from his three codefendants. he's serving a life sentence. the ruling also orders new sentences for the three other contractors convicted of manslaughter and firearms violations. two american service members were wounded last night in a suicide attack in afghanistan. the attack in kabul left one georgian soldier dead and three others injured along with an afghan interpreter. all of them wounded or sent to be in stable condition. it was the second deadly attack against u.s. and coalition forces in afghanistan. two americans were killed and four injured in a bombing on wednesday. the u.s. has formerly notified the united nations it is withdrawing from the paris climate accords. president trump announced the decision on june 1st, today the state department made it official. the administration says it remains open to re-engaging in the paris agreement if terms are renegotiating that favor the u.s. we are learning more tonight about the fbi's response to that meeting on an airport tarmac last year between former presi

two brigades of yule's division now commanded by lawton after the grievous wound of the night before would deploy in the center of the line astride this road pictured here. brigadier general early would take his brigade and the louisiana brigade to the extreme right of jackson's battle line and anchored their flank on the warrenton turnpike. they deployed immediately west of and parallel to page glen just west of the brawner farm battlefield. early also deployed two regimens of infantry on the south side of the pike to screen any approaching federals in that sector. artillery would be deployed along the heights of stoney ridge and excellent position in which to support jackson's infantry. on the morning of august 29th, as siegel's men advanced towards jackson's position trying to uphold pope's orders, they strugled to maintain a division or even brigade front. the problem developed as a result of pope's and thus siegel's intelligence on jackson's position, siegel's corps fanned out because it was attempting to find jackson's position, no one seemed to know exactly where jackson was i

macy's has named ebay senior vice president hal lawton as its new president.a lot of credit for ebay's turnaround when it split can certainly use the help. it's been struggling. it's been closing stores as sales have been declining steadily and macy's stock has lost nearly half of its value in 2017. >>> h & r block has named former uber executive jeffrey jones ii as its new ceo. jones was president of uber until may of this year when he resigned citing differences in leadership beliefs with then ceo travis kalanick who has been removed as ceo at uber. and before joining uber, jeffrey jones was an executive with target for several years. >>> stock market off to a good start this morning. it can use it. it's been a rough couple of weeks. the dow is up over 100 points. nasdaq up 45. s&p up 13. shares of macy's are surging higher on its news this morning. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a new report shows thousands of officers are riding bart for free. records show more than 4,000 officers and federal agents were given the passes. bart has been giving officers

two brigades of yule's division now commanded by lawton after the grievous wound of the night before would deploy in the center of the line astride this road pictured here. brigadier general early would take his brigade and the louisiana brigade to the extreme right of jackson's battle line and anchored their flank on the warrenton turnpike. they deployed immediately west of and parallel to page glen just west of the brawner farm battlefield. early also deployed two regimens attempting to find jackson's position, no one seemed to know exactly where jackson was in the vicinity. and the division a large gap would gap two develop between the brigade on the leftst advancing front and colonel alex ander on the right. as the advance against the position, the brigade slowed directly to a halt. two confederate bat under the commands opened on the right of the advance. at the same time, they received word of troops on the right and rear and he halted his command. those troops would later turn out to be general carney's division. this would be the first attack on jackson's line and it was an a

two brigades of yule's division now commanded by lawton after yule's grievous wound would deploy the center of the line. brigadier general early would take his brigade and colonel foreigno's louisiana brigade to the extreme right of jackson's battle line and anchored their flank on the warrenton turnpike. >> early also deployed two regiments of infantry on the south side of the pike towards groveton to screen any approaching federals in that sector, artillery would be deployed along stoney ridge, an excellent position to support jackson's infantry. on the morning of august 29th, as franz siegel's men advanced towards jackson's position, trying to uphold pope's order they struggled to maintain a division or brigade front. the problem developed as a result of pope's and siegel's intelligence on jackson's position. siegel's core fanned out, it was attempting to find jackson's position. and sure's division, a large gap would develop between bun brigade and colonel alexander shimmelfening on the ride. shimmelfening's brigade slowed to a halt. two confederate batteries under the command of

about the cutting of those 100 jobs that's a small percent, of course and this is all about howe lawtong over from ebay, trying to put better brands and private brands into macy's that might be exclusive to them as well as maybe taking a look at harold square. i think it's great news for the company. stock's already trading on very heavy volume by noon today, it's already on 10 million shares. >> i'm on the other side this is going lower, sorry i hope to be wrong i hope they can turn it around i have no short position this is one of the ugliest stocks you can find. and it's not because they're a bad company. there's a secular shift afoot and their not on the right side of it. >> coming up, video you have to. >>> plus copper hits its highest level in nearly three years. >> you know what they say about dr dr. copper one of our traders says it's more than just the weak dollar first a look at how the rest of the metals are trading today r g. the baby's room won't build itself. and her paw won't heal on its own. we're all working forward to something. synchrony financial can help your custom

row bottom line, mr, char needs to make sure that the administration excuse the lawton is the highest standard of ethics and cooperates with congressional oversight. he has been told he will get some tough questions today with respect to whether he is prepared for that task. -- mr. matthew bassett, nominated for assistant secretary legislation at the department of health and human services. that the senate moves in a bipartisan respect on issuescare and the many related under the hhs umbrella and we will hear his views with respect to how he would be the liaison between departments of congress in order to ensure that there are bipartisan efforts in the days ahead and we are inecting his commitment responding to a request in responding to a request and all numbers of the committee from the map -- from democrats and republicans. turning to the trade area, mr. hill kaplan is nominate to serve as the undersecretary international trade, the department of commerce that can affect puts him at the top of the international trade administration. so far in this administrator got a we have heard

. >> sounds like charles lawton, hunchback of notre dame.'m in the cathedral, you can't prosecute me. ashley: the bells are tolling. judge, thank you very much. quick look at stock futures this morning. i'm smiling. we kick off in 20 minutes, modestly so. dow up 27. s&p and nasdaq slightly higher ahead of the opening bell. >>> meat process every tyson reporting before the bell, results expected better than expected. here we go. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel will file a lawsuit against the justice department over efforts to deny funding to sanctuary cities. makes me so mad. emac. liz: about $3 million worth federal grants police departments get for vehicles. this is drop in the buckket, 3 million, versus 10 billion-dollar overall budget for the city of chicago for this. this is political gambit by rahm emanuel to get the minority vote in, ostensibly suing. basically the feds want 48-hour heads up if cities will release illegals. they want their fed agents to be in jails to talk to illegals. ashley: right. liz: the fed ral government says we