please welcome professor robert levine. [applause] >> thank you for the introduction tom, and my thanks to tom for organizing the event. it is a real honor to be here. my guess is you would rather hear an actor over an academic, so i will be relatively brief, five minutes. as a lot of you know, frederick born into slavery in 1818 on the eastern shore of maryland. for the first 20 years of his life, he was a slave moving back and forth between the eastern shore and baltimore. he escaped from slavery in 1838 taking a train him baltimore while dressed as a sailor and eventually made his way to new bedford, massachusetts. he worked in the shipyards there and as a minister staying relatively quiet about his anti-slavery views. in part because he was a fugitive slave and was afraid of being remanded back into slavery, but in 1841 he spoke out against slavery at in anti-slavery meeting in nantucket, massachusetts, and william lloyd garrison was in attendance. garrison signed him up on the spot as an anti-slavery speaker with a goo

actually tested google's artificial intelligence which rates certain phrases as toxic so yasha levine put in phrases for example like america is corrupt and that was rated as ninety two percent toxic meanwhile when yasha levine and heard the phrase hitler was right in everything he did it was only thirty four percent toxics so censorship continues to rear its ugly head online but where a group of experts could have been made to answer for this before there are now only machines which as we've seen aren't as unbiased as we first thought back on the r.t. washington d.c. . elections are looming for europe's powerhouse germany but despite the potential far reaching consequences of the vote things seem to be a bit less to a sofa less income trust than to the french campaign the way that was running at the stage. some of them have been looking at. that making sure you could have been there can you believe it was you. so next to them where the job the election race is heading so far. thank you america has not only one of the world's most powerful leaders she may well be one of the world's mo

his bromance with adam levine. >> look at him.e is a beautiful man. >>> now for august 7, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> we tried hard for a long time -- those were the words from chris pratt and anna faris on their very surprising split. >> so after eight years of marriage, what went wrong? we have clues to why they separated. >> have you been celebrating quality time? >> it has been awesome. yeah. >> subdued and seemingly uncomfortable by the mention of chris two weeks ago at her last public appearance at "the emoji movie" premiere before announcing their separation. a clue that there was trouble, chris was nowhere in sight despite being back in l.a. after wrapping production on "jurassic world" in hawaii. her date, instead, anna brought their nearly 5-year-old son jack. >> it's terrifying to bring your kid to such a public event. it does feel like, am i doing the right thing as a parent? but whatever. >> in their joint social media statement on the split, it makes sense why anna second-guessed that decision, saying,

actually tested google's artificial intelligence which rates certain phrases as toxic so yasha levine put in phrases for example like america is corrupt and that was rate is ninety two percent toxic meanwhile one yasha levine entered the phrase hitler was right in everything he did it was only thirty four percent toxic so censorship continues to rear its ugly head online but where a group of experts could have been made to answer for this before there are now only machines which as we've seen aren't as unbiased as we first thought. r.t. washington d.c. . the president of iran has warned that the country could break away from its nuclear deal with washington while also calling the us on reliable international partner i guess. if the us administration is willing to repeat previous experiences iran will certainly within a short period not short in the scale of weeks or months within the scale of hours and days return to much more advanced position that the one that talks started this another iran is planning to allocate two hundred sixteen million dollars to its missile program on the sa

actually tested google's artificial intelligence which rate certain phrases as toxic so yasha levine put in phrases for example like america is corrupt and that was rate is ninety two percent toxic meanwhile one yasha levine and the phrase hitler was right in everything he did it was only thirty four percent toxic so censorship continues to rear its ugly head online but where a group of experts could have been made to answer for this before there are now only machines which as we've seen aren't as unbiased as we first thought. r.t. washington d.c. . ok let's return to one of our top stories this hour because u.s. senator john mccain has joined the ranks of politicians condemning the far right firelands and charlotte's feel that we can't white supremacists the neo nazis are by definition opposed to american patriotism and the ideals that define us as a people and make our nation special however many twitter users were quick to remind him that he was pictured with ukrainian nationalists not so long ago for example he's posing with the leader of the far rights of a boat or freedom party

actually tested google's artificial intelligence which rates certain phrases as toxic so yasha levine put in phrases for example like america is corrupt and that was rate is ninety two percent toxic meanwhile one yasha levine entered the phrase hitler was right in everything he did it was only thirty four percent toxic so censorship continues to rear its ugly head online but where a group of experts could have been made to answer for this before there are now only machines which as we've seen aren't as unbiased as we first thought. r.t. washington d.c. . an elderly couple or a bud to be evicted from the home of east jerusalem was really authorities. well if for fifty three years to this house it was a great injustice israel should give us back our land they take our homes and claim there's the take all of trade in farming areas seventy six her husband's eighty four they moved into that house their house in one thousand sixty four which is three years before israel took over eastern jerusalem of a say the threat of vixens left them or in despair now. and the police are threatening us w

actually tested google's artificial intelligence which rate certain phrases as toxic so yasha levine put in phrases for example like america is corrupt and that was rate is ninety two percent toxic meanwhile one yasha levine and third the phrase hitler was right in everything he did it was only thirty four percent toxics so censorship continues to rear its ugly head online but where a group of experts could have been made to answer for this before there are now only machines which as we've seen aren't as unbiased as we first thought. r.t. washington d.c. . now with elections looming for europe's economic powerhouse jimminy campaigning to seem to be a bit that cluster at the moment despite the potential significance of september's vote and that is in contrast to how impassioned the french campaign most you might remember just over a month before. yes some of them have been saying that you know he got upset about not. smoking sure but i can we avoid those you like. i. thank you. thank you thank you. but have a different takes a look at the german election rice cypher. thank you america

actually tested google's artificial intelligence which rates certain phrases as toxic so yasha levine put in phrases for example like america is corrupt and that was rated as ninety two percent toxic meanwhile when yasha levine and heard the phrase hitler was right in everything he did it was only thirty four percent toxics so censorship continues to rear its ugly head online but where a group of experts could have been made to answer for this before there are now only machines which as we've seen aren't as unbiased as we first thought. r.t. washington d.c. . and that is our news tonight follow me on twitter at news with ed like me on the facebook page we got it done i made short reporting tonight from washington thanks for watching we'll see you back here tomorrow. larry you are watching on t.v. i'm out for students more. all the food we don't need going to. everyone in the world should experience flu go and you'll get all the old the old. the old according to just. look up the modern world cup i am sure there are. times you know del rosario filling in for lindy france you're watchin

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[applause] professor levine: thank you. professor levine: thank you. >> thank you, that was riveting. my name is nate johnson. : we are 3.5 miles from the site. this is a really cool opportunity. i can't believe we are sitting right here in the national archives. we are nearly fetal liver where the declaration of independence is today. we are a few miles from frederick douglas's house. he really brought that to life, i thought that was amazing. i'm going to ask some questions of you gentlemen. i want today for your introduction. i believe you want to say a few things about how this speech was given. >> i wanted to give a comment on the way this was given right now. i think it was the finest performance i have ever heard of the douglas speech. [applause] i want to step back to the 1850's, things were different then. you were pretty quiet and dutiful and polite. havewere a few moments, i read a whole bunch of s'snscripts from douglas speech and transcripts. backill have laughter and in the 1850's, when he gave speeches, peopl

and his partner in crime, adam levine, but we found out their bromance could be in jeopardy due to aas brother. >> wow. ♪ >> why did you select joe as your mentor for this season? >> look at him. he is a beautiful man. it was purely shallow actually. >> it was? >> i a lot of him and i have known him a long time, and now i love him more because we have been able to -- >> bond properly. >> he is great. i thought he would be perfect. ♪ >> and joe knows a thing or two about the instant fame "the voice" contestants may be facing. >> the jonas brothers. i'm kevin. >> nick. >> hey, everybody. i'm joe. >> the jo bros were barely known in '06, when suddenly it was like this. ♪ >> sold out arenas, a concert movie and screaming fans. >> do you think you could have made it on the show? >> oh, yeah. >> i would like to believe so, but it's one of those things there is so much nerves and it's a scarry thing. for a lot of people, you cross your fingers and say, i think i could do it, but what they are going through is really intense. ♪ >> joe and his current band, d.n.c.e., performed on "the voice"

. >>> we heard from uc hastings constitutional law professor david levine in the last hour.e says the suspect in this case may face federal as well as state charges, but a lot depends on if he's charged with a hate crime. >> people are talking about it being a hate crime. well in a technical sense what mr. fields is alleged to have done might not be a hate crime because hate crimes require people are targeted because of certain characteristics, race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation. it just looks like probably what happened here the defendant plowed into people who didn't like the hateful ideology he was in charlottesville to spread. >> levine says he faces enough charges now for a 10 to 20-year prison sentence if convicted, but he expects to see more charges on the state and possibly the federal side that could put him away for life. >>> more on the political fallout from president trump's vague statements yesterday about the situation in charlottesville. president trump faced considerable criticism from members of his own party even for not clearly co

. >> we'll talk about to harvey levin when we come back. >>> creative use of music coming back >> youg there. i wish people would see that. >>> his surprise reservation nation rattled the white house. tmz has the pulled on this one like they do on many things, harvey levin joining us to talk about this. >> hey, jim, shawn, let us tell you kind of what kind of transpired here. on monday, we had been getting tips from various people that the reason anthony scaramucci went ballistic last week over white house was about one person at the dinner and that was fox news channel anchor kimberly gill foil. we found out there were rumors going around and i want to stress rumors, that was all we know there was something that might have gone on between kimberly and anthony. and the reason is they had been seen and we started looking at pictures, there were a number of events and dinners they had gone to over the last year, and they were very close. and what we had heard was that scaramucci fell that somebody, namely, priebus, was leaking the dinner because he wanted to fuel the rumor about kimberl

and mark levin and others blame washington insiders dealmakers like mitch mcconnell. listen to his disappointment with the president. >> and the president of the united states didn't have to do that. he could have stayed out of it. but he didn't. but he put his finger on the, on the scale. luther strange is mcconnell's god. he's a hack. he's an insider. he's got all of the problems that you and i rail against day in and day out. and donald trump just endorsed him. >> is this a one-shot, isolated frustration by slices of the party and the base that support the president or back to the conversation we just had. a guy at 31% can't afford to lose people, business ceos quitting your manufacturing council or allies in talk radio in the grass roots base saying you're stabbing us in the back, words mark levin has used? >> not isolated and not just connected to the conversation we had but are going to have, about steve bannon, his future and ultimately an ideological war going on inside that building at 1600 pennsylvania going on in the party long before donald trump came. whe

actually tested google's artificial intelligence which rate certain phrases as toxic so yasha levineput in phrases for example like america is corrupt and that was rated as ninety two percent toxic meanwhile one yasha levine and third the phrase hitler was right in everything he did it was only thirty four percent toxic so censorship continues to rear its ugly head online but where a group of experts could have been made to answer for this before there are now only machines which as we've seen aren't as unbiased as we first thought. r.t. washington d.c. . with elections looming for europe's economic powerhouse in germany while campaigning seems to be a bit lackluster despite the potential significance of september's vote well that's in contrast to how impassioned the french campaign was just over a month before voting. that let's get some of them are going to look into the talk that if you were to look you would. i. thank you. thank you. in least suit checks out where the german election race is heading so far. anglo america is not only one of the world's most powerful leaders she ma

thankfully, adam levine made it to the show, receiving the decade reward. >> our sixth and final album is coming out in november. i'm joking. we're never going to go away. >> that's good news. we don't want maroon 5 to ever go away. >> and katy perry, reuniting with orlando bloom over the weekend. >> they seemed very much back together, about six months after calling things off. >> she's amazing. ♪ >> saturday in l.a., at ed sheeran's concert, this certainly looked like rekindled love. one eyewitness says they were holding hands backstage. sure, orlando's pda was on point, but also danced like nobody was watching. reps for the pair wouldn't comment. not sure if they got ready together, but they sure were dressed alike. her black shorts matched his jeans, and his socks matched her jacket. and they held tight as they arrived. >>> meanwhile, katy's frenemy taylor swift is hoping the jury sides with her. >> it's going in the hands of the jury finally. in closing arguments, swift's attorney quoted her, saying i am not going to allow you to make me feel uncomfortable. ♪ swift was dressed in

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. >>> joining us on the set is david levine. thank you for joining us. the suspect in this case in charlottesville is facing state charges. he's from ohio. he drove across state lines to get to virginia where this crime took place. so tell us about the difference between state and potential federal charges. >> it's an interesting case in that point of view. of course it's in the midst of this awful tragedy, just terrible. but the charges right now are state charges. there may be more of them. right now the second-degree murder charge and some additional charges on the people who were injured. it might go up for a couple of different reasons. number one as the police investigate how these other people were injured, some of them may also come in as charges and victims that could be charged under virginia law. also those charges could be aggravated and that would up the penalty. if god forbids somebody else were to die then this might be a capital case as well in virginia. on the state side he's looking at a lot of charges. probably more charges will be add

thankfully, adam levine made it to the show.ward and then freaked out fans with this announcement. >> our sixth and final album is coming out in november. i'm joking. we're never going to go away. >> that's good news. we don't want maroon 5 to ever go away. >> now to past teen choice winner katy perry, she reunited with orlando bloom over the weekend. wearing matching black baseball caps they seemed very much together after six months of calling things off. >> she's amazing. ♪ >> saturday in l.a., at ed sheeran's concert, this certainly looked like rekindled love. one eyewitness says they were holding hands backstage. another eye witness said she sat on his lap and he hugged and held her from sure orlando's pda was on point, but also danced like nobody was watching. reps for the pair wouldn't comment. katie kept her bloom break up covered and was certainly all smiles arriving to the concert with orlando on his bike. not sure if they got ready together, but they sure were dressed alike. her black shorts matched his jeans, and his

. >> i was born after apollo i the do remember apollo levin nor those of other missions i grew up watching the space shuttle from the actualhe i space station. of thinking about those experiences of those particular astronauts but what about thinking of athin career of space flight? soon there are a couple of things about that i will briefly include an anecdotee su the summer of 2012 the my daughters were 11 and nine taking us to the museum of science and industry to see the apollo eight spacecraft i pulled my girls aside to say you made me too young to appreciatetoo this right now but this is like showing you the santa maria. dog and that is all about toby that for a minute to have an appreciation. looked at those three qualities of the three astronauts as a man of exploration and patriotic duty and those are qualities to take into your career. so you could do worse than follow the example of these three guys to play in yourur future. >> good afternoon. during the apollo eight and your christmas the broadcast. how did you experience it? how did the crew experience that?. >> i was plenty o

joining me now to talk about what this all means is jake levine, a former energy and climate aide toresident obama. good to see you, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, ali. >> disbanding this panel shouldn't have an impact on the report put out by national climate assessment; is that correct? >> well, that's correct, although, you know, obviously this falls into a troubling pattern of behavior that we're seeing from this administration with respect to its stance toward science and in particular towards claim change. while this panel specifically, you know, is really in place to help translate the results of that national climate assessment to communities and state and local jurisdictions, hopefully we'll still have the climate assessment under way. >> but you talk about a troubling pattern, and that is really almost erasing climate change information throughout the government. they seem to be on a mission to try and get agencies and departments to not focus on climate change, focus away from it, not make references to it. what's leading that? what's the impetus behind th

david levine >>> welcome back. joining us to talk about leaks -- the relationship between the president, attorney general and everything else going on in washington, we have hastings professor david levine. i have to ask you, the president seems to be obsessed with leaks. is that something new in washington? >> presidents hate leaks. reporters love weeks. it is part of the culture. president trump has been vocal. and over his career, he has been one of the top seekers of all times. >> past presidents have leaned on attorney general's to get things done. including stopping leaks. what makes this different, or is it? >> in a way, we are returning to something that was going on under the george w. bush administration. attorney general gonzales started typing up at that point. certainly under president obama and attorney general holder, they tighten up on leaks dramatically. i think part of the difference is that it is probably easier now to go after leakers because there is more of an electronic trail. in the past it

we want to see your child's back mary kay levine of silver spring sent us this photo of her grand daughter on her first day of kindergarten. and when you snap a photo of your students- be sure to share it with us! just go to burst dot com slash wjla- and you might see your photos on the air! and still developing this morning out of prince george's county. today boards cover the windows of the lynhill condominiums --- roughly 100-people now out of their homes. this happening after the condo's were ruled unsafe by the county. live in prince george's county following this story is ryan hughes. ryan good morning. happening today. we're going to get it's 5:xx and getting off to a sunny start. it's a beautiful thursday morning but some clouds could soon be on the way. eileen joins us again with a look at the forecast. it's time for the biggest sale oit senses and automaticallyep adjusts on both sides. the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus free home delivery. august - rain chances

hoop listen to mark levin and others. how does this play out?atch this format over the last couple days. there seems to be an increased sense of urgency in the ways in which the investigation is closing in on both trump and his family, and even the president kind of giving voice to some of this on social media this morning. he retweeted that sentiment that there would be "an uprising" if there was an indictment of his son. so it's a real concern and i think that his supporters are predominantly getting news from people like mark levin and others who are the kind of thought leaders of the trump wing of the republican party. but i think that for trump, it is more tricky to do that from the white house. you have to be very careful when you start whipping people up -- using language like, "coup." that's a really serious charge and i think there will be people out there in his circle who are saying, hey, we need to take the temperature down on this and just let it play out. you heard that kind of sentiment from ty cobb this week in part because i thi

mark levine, of the virginia house of democrats and a good friend of the governor.heard him declare a state of emergency less than an hour ago. this is your state, this is where you live, you represent folks in virginia, especially charlottesville, being a beautiful historic college town. a lot of history there. the protest we are seeing today initially planned around the historical artifact, a statue of robert e lee. when doug was talking to a lot of folks in these, that is not what they were protesting. they were from out of town, some of these people were saying white lives matter. what is your take on this? this went from a protest on a statue to a protest on a myriad of issues. >> this is a small group of radicalized racist people, neo-nazis, alt right, kkk, that are determined to increase violence, to increase anger, determined to disturb our communities as i remember years ago when the nazis wanted to march in skokie in illinois where holocaust survivors live, this is intentionally trying to rile people up. people shouldn't respond with violence. >> reporter:

that is peter houston who was assistant manager to create levine here and both at dundee united. it be another left field appointment made by the board? it may be the director of football who has the main one former player says his position should now come under scrutiny? i do not think him being there is positive in trying to attract somebody of a high calibre. i think he is detrimental, we still do not know what it is that he does. the club will announce on wednesday who will take charge of the team for the first league match this saturday. or a more experienced manager, a more realistic prospect for the long—term. he's been described as the finest racing driver of his generation. the polish driver robert kubica was amongst the fastest in formula one until one horrific accident in 2011 looked certain to end his career. his arm was severely injured but he's fought back and tomorrow takes part in what's being seen as a crucial test. because i have not done this for over six years, and neverfelt like i could give it. it was a big surprise. it gives me big comfort andi surprise. it

and coming weeks on afterwards radio host mark levin warns against federal government expansion, harvard university professor danielle allen will discuss how mass incarceration has impacted her family. this weekend on afterwards wall street journal writer and former editorial editor george malone offers his thoughts on his publication's influence. >> very strongly believes in free markets and free people, which was very unpopular with the thousands call minors. he wrote an editorial defending the so call minors. money on mining stocks and that sort of things, workers have just as much right to organize as investors who organize business corporations so that was one of the points i make in the book is that kind of philosophy, fundamental philosophy has carried on pretty much through the history of the wall street journal. .. >> you can watch all previous shows on our website, booktv.org. >> [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. [applause] >> good evening. my name is tom campbell of the regulator bookshop and we are thrilled to welcome nancy maclean here this evening for this marvelou

adam levine, home watching, retweeted this gif, quote, it's exciting to see how utterly horrible thehey really delivered so far this year. >> he is delivering on his honesty. all right. >>> before the vmas, hollywood descended on sin city to watch mayweather take on conor mcgregor, and our carly steel was there for the ring side action. >> do you have mayweather or mcgregor? >> rhyme rooting for mcgregor. >> who are you supporting tonight? >> both. can't give it away. >> money may. >> the celebrities split on who they're supporting. >> only "e.t." is here ringside. >> look at j-lo and a-rod. they jetted in for the fight of the century, and yes, j-rod made the jumbotron. just one row behind jenny from the block and her love, ex diddy in a black hat. he had a moment with steve harvey, and with jamie foxx. jamie was down to party with everybody. >> oh! t ouof nowhere. >> with the guys and the ladies. excuse us charlize. her co-star, chris hemsworth, was clear on who he was rooting for. >> you in on mcgregor, mate? >> yeah buddy. all right! >> more star run-ins -- check out leo with kevi

. >> sunday night on afterwords, talk radio host mark levin on in the country must do the book "rediscovering americanism." >> have we reached a point where we can't get back? are we now overwhelmed in the culture? in politics? n the media? with this progressism. to have smothering of individualism. has it become so entrumplinged in our institution that there is no way to rip it out? i say this. we have to do everything we can. confront it. debate it. explain to our fellow citizens what is taking place. we have no choice. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span's book tv. >> next aflcio president richard trumka. he talks about his group's role in the nafta renegotiation and his decision to q

. >> adam levin, don't scare us like that, please.ell, the show was highlighted by big perform and cents from aretha laura, louie tomlinson. i have to tell you there is isn't good, 18 time teen choice winner miley cyrus was no show. went on social media to apologize to fans. >> country singer willie nelson apologizing to fans this morning after cutting short a concert? salt lake city last night. nelson on his first song when he stopped singing, left the stage. we're told the 84 year old was having issues with his breathing. early this morning, willie nelson sent this: i'm sorry to have to cut the salt lake city tonight. the altitude got to me. i am feeling better now and headed for lower ground. >> leonardo dicaprio, barak at this lick born to play. will be playing leo dinardo owe dif inch can i, was actually named after, and the actor's mother said she chose the name because she felt leo kick forhen florence italy looking at a piece by davinci. . short lived white house communications direct or anthony scaramucci will appear on late

brandon levine says it's revolutionizing the way his dispensary does business. >> the difference in the amount of product that we have on the shelf went from about 30 varieties to over 100. >> reporter: the cans keep oxygen and sunlight out, unlike traditional bags used at most dispensaries around the world am. >> it preserves the product for longer. we are able to have longer shelf life for our product. >> reporter: canned cannabis can last up to 2 years compared to two months for plastic bags. what's more, the cans are recyclable. the bags go to the landfill. >> i predict that people will be doing this and that should be the standard for packaging for california. >> reporter: it's an expensive switch. >> moving from packaging with packages that cost about 11 cents a package to packaging with packages that cost a dollar per package. >> reporter: but he says it's worth every penny. >> it's a game changer for the dispensary itself. >> reporter: in cotati, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> a close call last night for a couple in solano county. they took a wrong turn on train tax and then a train

article in the washington post suggests that the far right is guided by russian influence as jack levin good report. russia is used to being blamed for all things sinister in this world if it's not hacking someone that it's being labeled authoritarian or just flat out criminals but few have stooped to suggest russia backs nazis until now the washington post claiming the nation that lost more than twenty seven million people fighting fascist germany with every family losing loved ones is a source of inspiration for america's neo nazis now you'd hope such offensive claims would be backed up by undeniable facts but sadly you'd be wrong the article kicks off with a couple of flashy quotes one from a former k.k.k. imperial wizard who calls moscow a key to white survival and then a white supremacist richard spencer for whom the kremlin stands as the most powerful white power in the world which yes sounds bad but these men will use anything to promote their agenda so how is that russia's fault when white nationalists claim inspiration in america's founding fathers as they do does that suddenly

anthony levine someone making plays for the redskins, nico, comes away with his first nfl sack. 5'8",t player on the roster. and the linebacker with four tackles making an impression. are redskins routed the ravens 23-3 the final. nico marley, they called him a firecracker after the game. as for kurt cousins, he had soothing words for fans. talked about all the issues and said that they're going to point to this night, and say that's when they're going to turn it around. a lot more reaction coming up. >> okay. thank you, carol. >>> next at 11:00 -- >> rats. the news 4 i-team about how >>> we've seen them scurrying through the streets and yards, but the news 4 i-team found out road enter can have a serious negative impact that includes crumbling sidewalks and damaging the infrastructure. investigative reporter jody fleischer has a look at the threat the rats pose and what you need to know to protect your property. >> reporter: it's no secret road epts are on the rise in the d.c. area. the warm winters and growing population are to blame for the approximated 65% increase. the little cre