well, that this is scenario.cy and linus let's stop with the immigrants and adjusted with illegal immigration. over the last 30 years, a lot of conservatives feel like we have laid this out before. there has been a proposal on the table to legalize a large population of people and it did not come with additional the table to legalize a large population of people and it did -- donald trump has said he is sympathetic to this population through no far -- no-fly -- no fault of his own. to couple the proposal and protect them with really strict in the -- enforcing. host: they are a legislative vehicle that closely matches that and what are the chances of that happening? this reads like a massive copperheads of immigration reform package. it is very unlikely all of these principles were put into one bill. there.r of proposals out our would reshape immigration system, which currently favors -- it turns the merit-based system based on skills and needs. there will be a debate about funding the government. it is possible access for dreamers and border security spending would be a way to gather votes. h

this is linus' barbecue restaurant. it's american-style. like pulled pork and brisket. the guy is really creative. from alabama. >> another korean american. >> you have korean americans from southern california, from alabama. all over the u.s. making their way in seoul. it's cool to see. tonight at 5:00, join me as i show more on the melting pot. the reason why it's had international because the main u.s. military base is there in itch wan. it's going to move soon. all the different business people will take advantage of the growing development there. it's cool to see. >> did you go to korea to eat barbecue? is that what you did? >> i didn't eat american >> okay. >> which is different. >> which is different. you can get it here, but it's not the same. >> he said he's from alabama, right? >> the guy is from southern california. the other restaurant, the chef is from alabama. >> so interesting. >> that's what happens. it's a melting pot. it really is. people don't realize that section of korea. >> i love learning about south korea vicariously through you. i've never been

council and police a starts to protect citizens from national guard now this sunday the region of castle linus also rebel violence on its streets but at the moment the voting still continues and the referendum is under way now to discuss this situation and more details joined alive by on r.k. who is the spokesperson of the international commission of the european citizens thank you so much for sharing your time with us here are international now tommy why do you think the spanish authorities remain so well they're not compromising and they really want to be using old sorts of means to prevent this referendum from going i had. the main reason is because recognizing fred the admin to recognize the nation and we are a people we know that we know our rights and we are. determinists we are proving today to exercise them across. the spanish state not to want to recolonize cuts alone you know as a as a nation because basically that blue crush with de idea of united the spanish nation that of course has a very more than origin not like catalonia that this is a historic got a nation that basically is i

>> caller: i like him to address that this isis another lucy and linus or lucy and charlie brown scenario for the football. let's stop with the immigrants. let's address it as illegal immigration. that is where theat problem lie. >> host: mike, thanks. >> guest: the cause color raises the concern that over the last 30 years there have been a lot of conservatives who feel like this has played out before and there's been a proposal on the table to legalize large population of people and it didn't come with additional restrictions in place to prevent illegal immigration in the future. so, here you haveal a situation where donald trumpmp has said ad he is the prophetic to this population of people, people who were brought here as children through no fault of their own and raised here and yet he's under a tremendous amount of pressure to couple a proposal to protect them with really strict immigration enforcement and we will see that debate play out. >> host: so it's a legislative vehicle that matches that and what is the chance of that passing. >> guest: there is no single vehicle that does e

people as the militia that got them to go to linus. i don't know if. you were very very brave just today or talents in a civilized strike. but i think you have been if you had been exposed to feed daily tea to peaceful behavior after you but amazed you and your going. for as much violence as some want to put on decent. but. that hoss been criticised for many people and i'm from many europeans and. we have if i have you to be to keep together even more. ok. i'm going to say not to show what i think of. your part of you. do not believe that the. tree doesn't like cowards just like you and you go on and keep on behaving in a c.v. uncompromising mana. but isn't that what i mean because you're going to warn you some try to pursue their catalonian course illegal but i thought you wouldn't. she mixed up with a lot of that it got. so bad either. it cannot be possible to stop relation to express themselves and to vote for if really. what we have done what we do what we do is what many other relations many other countries often don't know before i will be doing

like the obama's who have yet to even make a statement about weinstein and imagine for a moment as linus pointed to if the shoe were on the other foot and this was donald trump and something had come out finally with any evidence behind it about donald trump would hillary clinton and the obama's be silent the answer is no that is the well i guess a way so i guess just to everyone here will stand or we're going to move for a walk needs to be correct yet we're going to go from lock her up to lock him up i suppose ok we've run out of time many thanks and i guess in new york and west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. you next time and remember crosstalk rolls. thank you for new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington washington controls the media the media control over the voters elected businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and

you tell i'm acting or jesus i think linus' on it and you know mark technologies is a small enterprise that only employs scientists mathematicians physicists information theoreticians and they only work on artificial intelligence we have a whole park full of artificial intelligence learning machine is distributed artificial intelligence to swarm intelligence to. have against this it's like dressing park is being a bit scary to peek inside so it inspires something called the frankenstein syndrome lines and. if i set this free and it works like i imagine it will can i keep it under control on twenty. thousand hard just placed there mostly for imagine stock markets today imagine giant data centers with rex of computers and those computers are just blinking away every blink is a buy or sell in a matter of milliseconds and nanoseconds. thanks . missed this the problem is that incidents happen so quickly so called flash crashes and a flash crash. so the news sometimes reports that stocks of plummeted for no reason . that can happen so fast in this parallel machine world that the human eye ca

as i do think linus by fame working for over twenty five years explaining the natural environment in the sierra in madrid. we were doing night activities and started getting more and more interest in this guy so we started learning more about it and this is the best opportunity to continue learning. astrophotography is also popular and tonio company us is one of the first astro photographers in spain. this is the high point in amateur astronomy. you go from visual astronomy to looking through a telescope and end up doing photography. possibly what leads you to do it is wanting to see more because observation through a telescope is very limited and. the scientific content complements the to restrict content. is the so-called father of the movement he was the first to bring astro to risen to the area. my wife and i built a hotel here in. one thousand nine hundred. what is called small hotels with charm. i've always been an amateur astronomer then when i built the hotel one of the things i also did was set up a telescope in the hotel garden and the guests would come up and ask me can we

[applause] we have a fantastic linus of mainstage authors this year. what better way to kick off the festival than with one of our nation's most beloved historians, mr. david mccullough. [applause] mr. mccullers here for his sixth national book festival appearance and we hope you'll continue to make this a habit. he will be followed by diana. [applause] she is the author of the wildly successful outlander series and she is here for her fourth festival. next is jd vance. [applause] his hillbilly elegy has struck a cord in the national conversation about poverty in america. thomas friedman barely needs an introduction. [applause] is an internationally recognized writer of the middle east on affairs and the environment. in michael lewis' famous for his books about finance that he is equally famous about his books about as diverse as adoption in baseball. the screen adaptations of the blindsided medical have been enormously popular. and condoleezza rice. [applause] was secretary of state for the united states she is now on the faculty of stanford universit

this is linus' barbecue restaurant. it's american-style. like pulled pork and brisket. guy is really creative. from alabama. >> another korean american. >> another korean-american. >> the headquarters for the u.s. military forces in south korea is right here in this town. that's what brought the international tourists. but what's happened now is the locals are getting involved. there really is a -- it's really cool. if you join me tonight on news 4 at 5:00, you can see the melting pot of seoul. a place to visit. >> it makes sense. you take the american fusion over there. >>s good food all around. >>> hey, time right now is 6:40. let's check in on the weather. >> this whole morning, we've been talking about food, i feel like. i'm starving at this point. temperatures in the mid-80s today. probably not a good idea to eat outside. you do not need the umbrella today. you will need it tomorrow. it's a sticky start. you'll probably have shorts and shedding layers as we go through the day. fall is right around the corner. we'll talk cooler temperatures if a minute. let's talk t

this is linus' barbecue restaurant. it's american-style. pulled pork and brisket. the guy is really he's from alabama. >> another korean american. >> they're bringing american fare to seoul knowing that there's an entire audience who have had authentic korean food all their lives but may not have had a california taco. >> a dhecheeseburger. >> or really good burger. we'll talk about this melting pot and some of the changes it's going through. it's cool to be there. i need to go back another time to take my kids. >> are you excited to go back? >> i'm very excited. i'm a little scared of the cold. >> you can handling handle it. >>> you can call an area of southeast d.c. one. coolest neighborhoods in america. really? >> yes. >> capital riverfront. a bunch of a ban dorde warehouses. the list focuses on up and coming urban destinations. it's helped transform the neighborhood into a full fledged that's the case. if you go down there, even without a baseball game going on, on the weekend or whatever, people are all over the place. >> there are amazing fun restaurants ther

. >>> remember linus, guys, from the peanuts gang.ay it is not unusual for adults to hang on to security blankets and stuffed animal friends and it's becoming more popular among millennials. do you have a childhood object? like a bink canie? >> i don't. but lea went to college. >> i looked up on the top of my mom's dresser, and she had the teddy bear i took to virginia tech with the shirt i still had it. and i said, you saved it. >> it's here. you don't use it. >> i don't cozy up. >> what about you, craig? >> bojo was a red and green stuffed elephant that my mother gave me. yeah, i still have. >> you do? >> oh, yeah. >> do you sleep with him? >> wow. >> what sort of shape is bojo in? >> silence is confirmation. >> do you have one? >> no. i have my snoopy from when i was little. i don't sleep with him. but i keep him around, for sure. >> i think that's great. >> it depends on what the object is. >> what if you -- never mind. >> your kid loves -- has a woobie, we have to buy three of them, god forbid they lose one. you're out of luck. >

well, that this is scenario.cy and linus let's stop with the immigrants and adjusted with illegal immigrationover the last 30 years, a lot of conservatives feel like we have laid this out before. there has been a proposal on the table to legalize a large population of people and it did not come with additional the table to legalize a large population of people and it did -- donald trump has said he is sympathetic to this population through no far -- no-fly -- no fault of his own. to couple the proposal and protect them with really strict in the -- enforcing. host: they are a legislative vehicle that closely matches that and what are the chances of that happening? this reads like a massive copperheads of immigration reform package. it is very unlikely all of these principles were put into one bill. there.r of proposals out our would reshape immigration system, which currently favors -- it turns the merit-based system based on skills and needs. there will be a debate about funding the government. it is possible access for dreamers and border security spending would be a way to gather votes. hos