we're here with hillary rodham clinton and louise penny louise, i have a question.at could actually happen being a canadian, were there times that american politics as explained by hillary to you seemed beyond comprehension? [ laughter ] >> what? you know, i have to say, seth. it's something i'm not sure whether you all know, but this is canadian thanksgiving today so i want to say happy thanksgiving [ cheers and applause >> seth: happy thanksgiving. >> and there's no way on canadian's thanksgiving to say something ungracious about our wonderful neighbor >> seth: i mean, yeah. >> but what i will say about canada versus the united states is justin trudeau. >> seth: yeah. okay [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] >> that's my answer to any political question >> seth: that's your trump card. >> i don't know. that sounds like a sequel to me. >> seth: was it -- were there times, you know, i think this is a question of anybody writing fiction that takes place in washington, d.c. these days. was there time where, you know, truth has become so strange that it is hard to write

maria: it's incredding, louise -- incredible, louise, that if you say anything, you get bullied and andfessional in the publishing industry working at -- you worked at simon & schuster and ultimately decided i'm out of here and started all seasons press. walk us through what happened. jay leno admitted comedians have to adapt jokes to fit cancel culture. >> my fear is the cancel culture's become a catch word, catch phrase that we all accept, and in reality we should be fighting back. i started, we started all seasons press so that we would be able to counter the shutting down of opposing views. this is america, it is our right to speak, it is right of people in the trump administration to publish their works and their books, and i really feel that if you have someone like gordon klein, an aclu professor of 40 years who was shut down because he chose not to go lenient on his black students' grades, and he found it patronizing and not a good thing for black students. so i think this is the problem. he is, he's suing the school, and i think that's great. maria: yeah. i want to ask you abou

louise: the u.k.y looking stronger than the rest of europe in terms of growth expectations, but at the same time a little bit of that sector split. we have lost performance from materials names. maybe within the u.k. looking at the small caps space, definitely saying stimulus coming through as well. that is where we are focusing at the moment. dani: heading into year end, what do you want to avoid? louise: we are continuing to ensure we are looking into 2022, so actually capitalizing, taking on names where we become dislocated in terms of valuation. we have that longer-term view. definitely looking into year end we have the infrastructure bill coming through. and some ongoing spending, longer-term value drivers will come through, so sustainability continues to be a big driver next year. within financials it is more of the technology financials, alternative payment systems. we are seeing really strong growth. some trends from last year in terms of work from home technology and online shopping will cont

and betsy goes, wearying the latest louise penny.o meet this woman, who is a good friend of hillary clinton? >> reporter: she met louise at a book event in chicago. they instantly became good friends. >> and two weeks later, my husband, who was suffering from dementia, passed away. i was going through the notes of condolence, and there was one from you. hillary has never met michael, she has never met me. she is in the middle of the most vicious political fight of anyone's life, and she writes to a canadian who can't even vote. >> reporter: we spoke to hillary clinton and louise penny in a studio overlooking new york's javits center, clinton's election night quarters. >> when we met, you just lost the election, i just lost my husband. we were two women of a similar age who knew what that felt like. >> reporter: then in 2019, their friend, betsy, died of breast cancer. >> she had a genius for friendship. >> reporter: so writing the book together, clinton from her home in chappaqua, new york, and penny from hers in quebec, was therapy.

hillary clinton and louise penny are here with us in studio.is fiction novel and american politics in the past several years, are we in a state of terror, how close are we if not? >> that's a great question. you know part of what motivated louise and i to write this book, is not only to give readers a thrill and give them a great opportunity to meet fascinating characters that, you know, really came out of louise's brain that were inspired by other people -- >> wait a minute, this was a collaboration. >> it was, but it was also because i do worry that we face a lot of really serious problems that don't get the attention they deserve. so as you know from this book, it's a lot of fun, there's a lot of entertainment, but it's also a really serious problem of terrorists potentially getting access to nuclear weapons. it kept me up at night while i was secretary of state. >> it's a cautionary tale? >> it's a cautionary tale. yes. >> louise, it's pretty remarkable i was reading up on your partnership, your collaboration was borne from loss. correct? >

dame louise, the commonwealth aimes real. dame louise, the commonwealth iames used real. the _ real. dame louise, the commonwealth games used to be called the friendly i games used to be called the friendly games, because of the spirit of generosity and inclusivity. is that still possible in this age of intense competition? it still possible in this age of intense competition? it certainly is and it certainly _ intense competition? it certainly is and it certainly is _ intense competition? it certainly is and it certainly is for _ intense competition? it certainly is and it certainly is for the _ and it certainly is for the commonwealth because we classify all of us together we're one big family, we all speak english. some of them are so lucky they can speak to a three languages but the commonwealth language in the village is english so that is how they can all sit mix together. it is really, really friendly, these are still the friendly games and long may they continue. in friendly games and long may they continue. ., ., , continue. in a moment, it will be time for the _

louise newsome: we're part of a larger group. so when people come to the hudson valley, they're coming here to experience the landscape, and the things that are produced here. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: you know, everyone has the role that they play here. and it's that culmination of all the different roles that you play that's made this place so special. raise them up. cheers! cheers! rory tice: oh we can do that all night. yeah, really. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: you can't come to the hudson valley and not explore the waters for which the region is named. bon v

thanks, louise.he bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. members of the consortium which took over at newcastle united yesterday are meeting at st james's park for the first time this morning. they've called for newcastle fans — undoubtedly excited at the prospect of having some of the richest owners in world football — to give them time to make changes. we've got a big project ahead of us, patience, it's got to take time, but we are going to get there. it's a new area, we are very excited for the fans. what is yourfirstjob at the club, do you think? we have got to take it step—by—step, it's our first day, we are going to look at things and take everything they buy day. manager steve bruce has admitted the new owners may want to replace him. speaking to the daily telegraph, he said he hoped to be given time to prove himself with the club second bottom of the premier league. m

louise emergency, a season of special coverage on al jazeera, you want to help save the world, sneeze into your elbow. on defalco in london, the top stories on al jazeera sedans, military leader says he dissolved the country's interim government and seized power to avoid civil war. now military sources tell al jazeera prime minister, abdullah ham dock has been taken back to his residence. he'd been detained since monday's coo, hipaa morgan reports from khartoum. oh, the level ship a little use of it was not a cool. that's the message from the dance military leader who overthrew the interim government on monday. general abdel for that albert han says he took power to help to dance, transition to democracy and avoid a civil war. but that of the barrier were more what we have experienced a bottleneck of occasions where we had to stand up to the prime minister. and the factions who had signed are constitutional document. on these occasions, we had witnessed a great deal of disagreements. it was a struggle for power sharing, distribution of legislative council seats and offices of the exec

pedro: that is louise in raleigh, north carolina. on the larger aspect of taxation from industries on wall street and other sectors, they are still waiting to see what this new tax structure might look like from the white house concerning how to pay for the proposed plans from the biden administration. what are the sectors expecting and how are they preparing? brian: we just need to decouple that from the debt ceiling issue again. when we talk about paid for its -- paid-fors and the ability to score a lower economic impact of what could be a lofty, ambitious infrastructure package and something that is important but separate from the issue of the debt ceiling but on the point of whether taxation changes could come for the corporations, what is interesting is everything is being used against the 2017 tax cut that was put in place by the trump administration, which lowered tax rates for corporations. i think what is interesting is you have seen a number of corporations and leaders say they are ok with seeing an increase in the corporat

here is louise lear. i think if you were to take a straw poll and ask people what they think of october weather so far, mild. over the next two days, quite showery. it is mild, but take a look at this stunning rainbow photo. if you get caught in the showers they mean business. this was bournemouth earlier. i suspect that's a crazy golf course down there and i suspect there won't be much of that this afternoon. showers across england and wales are pretty hit and miss but the most frequent are up in western scotland, a real cluster being driven in. blustery winds and gusts in excess of 30 mph. the rest of the afternoon, the risk of plenty of the afternoon, the risk of plenty of showers here. for northern ireland, england and wales, sunny spells and scattered showers. if you dodge the showers it will be quite pleasant. it is quite mild for the time of year. temperatures peaking at 16 or 17. through this evening we will keep clearer skies across eastern england so temperatures could fall away. however, out to

he has a documentary i called joy ride, sorta thelma and louise with he and the great dana gold from the simpsons writing room as the road trippers. it sounds like a blast. we'll also talk about robin williams, who was his busty and how we all miss bobcat golf way right after this. dennis miller plus $138.00 votes. welcome to dennis miller plus one. we are joined by a great comedian and i'm telling you he set a template back, then serve an existential angst thing that i've seen rivers of sense, but the 1st time i saw a bobcat, it was like edvard monks. the scream had grabbed the mike and got up on stage. bob's bobcat is a comedian actor, director, producer. and he 1st appeared on late night with david letterman like it was like a bill hicks, the in thing is 20 years old. and you remember you thought oh, there's a great comics since then. he's gone on to star multiple hbo and showtime specials, as well as directing. and he direct stand up specials for other comedians to bob catch new film is a road trip documentary. i think the brilliant data golds involved called joy ride and it will

. >> thank you, and it is good to have louise back. after beautiful baby sam, she showed us pictures today, it is good to have her back here. look at what is going on this week, is unbelievable when you see a way of of crises after crises facing our working families. there is not a single bill on the floor to address any of the crises. clearly the inflation crisis is probably the biggest cut to the paychecks of low income and middle income families. gasoline, 40% higher. bacon, 19% higher. used cars, more than 30% more. if you can find appliance you will probably pay 30% more because of the supply chain crisis and yet not a single bill on the floor is set to address those crises. this week using another attempt by speaker pelosi and far left socialist trying to passive this massive multitrillion dollar tax and spend bill that would make inflation even worse, that would make these crises even worse. when you look at the package they are trying to get past, -- passed, it would be devastating to american families. president biden promised

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wonderful schedules live on through it, but our bun said, but the one is on used to live in yet i louise kelly. so, but i wanna ask as them, well, like at least of butter on, but i buy new choice. no, i didn't break it up and i mean on a waste to live with it, but it is a ah and a surgeon's tactile perception as well as his or her eyesight helps a lot because you need to make sure you don't break the thread well placing the switches and robotic hands can't do that. not now. and i believe not ever. you can write software for the machine, but you cannot give it a human tactile perception. ah mean with ah, this hour's top headlines, sir, when archie, international st. clashes, blocking ports and heavy strife action, the italian government is bracing for a wave of civil unrest as it rolls out. mandatory coded green passes for all what. what we wanted for this green possible to be revoked. if this doesn't happen, we will close the 4 to think that the green pass is an unlawful tool and improper one that should not be forced upon the workers because it is discriminatory. you have to judge accus

host: louise is calling from fredericksburg, virginia, on the republican line. good morning. caller: i agree with the caller from alexandra. i want to talk about the climate crisis. i would suggest that people read the book by michael quite called study of fear. -- michael quite an called state of fear -- michael creighton called state of fear. [indiscernible] host: unfortunately her signal was cutting off. we will go to alan, from new york city, new york, on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. i was looking at program last night called civil war [indiscernible] it basically seemed like it was trying to give a reason why people in the south, patriotic confederates hold up their heroes of the old south. in this documentary, it lasted about an hour or two, they did not show or emphasize not just the indignation of the statues in the flags but it never showed the primary thing that most black people seem to be -- they did not mention -- there is the white people, but the majority of people lynched were people of color. african-americans. what i really was un

♪ [ cheers and applause i want to thank ron and clint howard, and hillary rodham clinton and louise penny want to thank fred armisen and the 8g band. i want to thank the studio audience for coming! you passed stay safe, get vaccinated, we love you [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> it's what they feared. tonight a fast moving fire has crews scrambling, keeping flames away from homes. >>> not just the north bay, fire danger remains high across the bay area tonight. updated forecast in just minutes. >>> also it continues, giants loving what should we expect from tomorrow? hear from the team tonight. >>> more emails surfacing today, leading raiders coach jon gruden to call it quits. what gruden has to say about his sudden departure. >>> we begin with breaking news, prime conditions for a fire and we had one tonight in napa county. firefighters on the scene battling a fast moving vegetation fire near american canyon high school. started on newell drive. authorities worried it could get out of control because of the strong winds. >> bay area in red flag warning, prompting pg&e to have a planned outag

we're very careful to keep the dna that was really given by ernest and marie—louise, the founders. innovators and they were innovators in terms, for example, of architecture, because now you have the art nouveau and the art deco. it seems very traditional, but at that time, it was really revolutionary for them, and we did the same thing a little bit with the rivoli facade. you know, we asked the sanaa architects to do this very contemporary facade, and that we prolong the tradition of innovation from our founders. the store has reinvented itself as a day tripper destination with 600 brands, several restaurants, and even a luxury hotel. it's something fancy, and before it wasjust part of our lives but we don't see it. you know, we just go inside and we didn't take the time to admire. now we stop and we look and we gawk. i really like these cherries. this definitely reminds me of being a child. but with the rise of online shopping fuelled by the pandemic, is there still a place for the department store? 16 years has passed and we have to build some return for the next 30 years. so, i

♪ [ cheers and applause i want to thank ron and clint howard, and hillary rodham clinton and louise penny want to thank fred armisen and the 8g band. i want to thank the studio audience for coming! you passed stay safe, get vaccinated, we love you [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, something no other county has been able to do. the masks are coming off in marin county on monday. the places you'll no longer have to wear one. >> and questions after video surfaces of an inmate being transferred in a van back to the santa clara jail. that inmate now severely disabled. so what happened during that transfer? >> and paying the price for the millennium tower mess. what it would have cost to prevent it from sinking and tilting from the get-go. >> on monday, marin county will stop requiring masks in almost all public spaces. that includes grocery stores and bars. but there's a catch. cheryl hurd. >> reporter: the masks are coming off in marin county in most places. the thing is you have to be vaccinated. >> i think it is great to let people make up their open minds about it and i'm gla

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. >> an introvert who shined back in 2019 at san jose's louise valdes leadership academy, where a highed her friends and the classroom, and on the basketball court. >> basketball is amazing. i love playing basketball. being able to have that distraction allowed me to stay focused. >> focus but hurting. her father, her support, absent from her life for 1 year. he went to jail and she started high school, and experience she was reeling from long after his release. >> you don't ever picture someone that you are supposed to look up to do something is bad. >> back then, she leaned into her grief and story, sharing it with others to move her forward out of high school, onto college, and into adulthood. >> it has been a shift. i'm older now. i can make my own decisions. i understand what is best for me. >> her dad moved forward as well. >> is time incarcerated help. put a lot of perspective into him, his life, his children. it changed him in ways where he can meet see me graduate college. >> she says the pair are close. her college graduation is a few years away, and her relationship with her

if i says jan, the competitors on phone, my panted you but louise, optimum office knows a booklet on fish north america. ah. but the national liberation front paid little attention for them to step initiative was too little, too late. the evelyn had only one objective, independence attack followed attack on the 20th of august 1955 in the north eastern coastal city of philly. veal, the f l n. murdered a $123.00 pro french european and arab civilians with nies, including children. jack, so stare went to the bedside of the wounded. even for the liberal governor, the time for reform was over. now it would be total refresh. 2 days after philly vill the army massacred many so called rebels. these shootings shocked the world. 2 months later, france found itself again in the dark at the un. but foreign minister, antoine peny remained defied. the hall, clipper donnelly miller, hear me like i don't know. what i know, what it is roughly, but his plea fell on deaf ears and the un condemned. the frank jackson penny's delegation left the room immediately in the eyes of the world. the country that

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well as to the, the haitian government, ah, following the assassination of haitian president of nell louise in july and then a devastating earthquake in august. crimes like kidnappings, extortion and violent attacks have intensified more than $600.00 abductions were reported in the 1st 3 quarters of this year. though a joint effort by u. s. and haitian authorities continues issues like the worsening security situation. widespread fuel shortages, a lack of clear government leadership and growing social on rest, are proving to be major obstacles against efforts to free those kidnapped manuel rapidly al jazeera, puerto prince. haiti has the world's highest number of kidnappings, per person. and abductions, have surged 300 per cent since july. there have been at least $628.00 kidnapping since january, compared with $231.00 in the same period last year. the $400.00 my was a gang is believed to be behind nearly 80 percent of the abductions. in the past 3 months, the group kidnapped 10 people, including members of the catholic church in april. and it's been growing in strength for the past 3 years

tim: 24 years ago to the day, donald laciy's daughter, louise shay, was shot and killed while walking home from school. all these years later, lacy worries that oakland is still facing a wave of senseless violence. one that is seen 113 homicides so far this year and counting. >> that's not acceptable. we have to value life more. >> ♪ isn't she lovely isn't isni wonderful. >> in the wake of his daughter's death lace yes founded the love life organization a group inspired by the vision to bring awareness within the community to help end the violence and -- inflicted upon so many families. >> there's so much good in our city. let's start bringing a spotlight on the good and changing people's minds and hearts. so we can put an end to this senseless violence. reporter: a message that resonates with the oakland police department. they say the only way for the issues to truly be resolved is by working together hand-in-hand. >> really what it boils down to is about parter inship and we're here to partner with the whole community of oakland to take down this violence that we're seeing. especia

sort of tell me, louise with he and the great dana gold from the simpsons writing room as the road trippers. it sounds like a blast. we'll also talk about robin williams, who was his best. he and how we all miss bobcat girls way right after this. dennis miller plus one, the folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. we are joined by a great comedian and i'm telling you he, he set a template back, then serve an existential angst thing that i've seen derivative as of sense. but the 1st time i saw bobcat, it was like edvard monks, the scream had grabbed the mike and got up on stage. bob's bobcat is a comedian actor, director, producer. and he 1st appeared on late night with david letterman, like it was like a bill. hicks in thing is 20 years old. and you remember you said oh there's a great comics since then. he's gone on to star multiple hbo and showtime specials, as well as directing, and he direct stand up specials for other comedians to bob catch. new film is a road trip documentary. i think the brilliant data golden vault called joy ride and it will be released in theaters and video on dema

but miss translated quotes of persian lucy, poet, roomy, one of louise most popular translated birth. it reads out beyond ideas of wrong doing and right doing there is a field i'll meet you there. the original, according to majority, is closer to beyond heresy and faith that is another place will yon for what's in the midst of that desert plain become stripped away. the islam against ripped away the, the are cases i'm and they took out the roomy and he blended in this meal you that was existent in the sixties and seventies as kind of vaguely, eastern buddhism, hinduism. islam kind of all mixed together with words like a guru and mentor and, and things like that. these books have huge impacts on the way that things are perceived when, as on the photos it say, oh islam is this. it's where barricades, evil, it's devoid of any deeper meaning. deeper truth. there's a beauty in islam i. when i pull up, people like roomy, a lot of times they would say, or roomy doesn't count because he's not a muslim translation has always been somewhat of an under appreciated art, with translators often con

has pleaded guilty to stalking by sending intimidating comments to former bbc breakfast presenter louisenstagram. 44—year—old carl davies was due to stand trial, but changed his plea to guilty on both charges. the judge told the court the most likely sentence was one of immediate imprisonment. mr davies will be sentenced in december. it's been more than three months since the taliban took kabul, during which a mass release of prisoners took place across afghanistan. hundreds of female afghan judges remain in hiding, after fleeing from the very men they sent to prison for violent crimes against women. however, in the past few weeks, there has been hope, with the successful evacuation of 26 female judges to greece. the bbcs zarghuna kargar, who herself fled afghanistan during the first taliban takeover in the 1990s, went to meet them. for their security, all the names of thejudges have been changed. translation: it was the worst moment i of my life, when i looked at my kids . whilst leaving my country, i wondered whether i would ever get them out of afghanistan alive. under cover of darkne

you could probably see behind me the yellow plastic louise or our booms that have been set up. they're trying to keep the oil from further damaging this wet land from killing a birds and other marine, a wild life that rely on this wet land for breeding and death, and the, and feeding at the all local agencies as well as the coast guard and other federal agencies are working, as you said, around the clock. we can see some of them are wearing their hazmat uniforms and outfits around here and, and doing what they can also on the beach itself. there are, you know, clots of gooey oil and tar, which will have to be cleaned up. now, the timeline of all this fully is very interesting because residents began hoarding the strong smell of oil. a kind of decently types of smells on friday, but on it wasn't until saturday that the coast guard deployed its resources and vessels had discovered the source of the league, the extent of the damage and began its operations. and the company that re the operates and owns the pipeline of the, which is called an allied a, excuse me. it's called the am

this is louise. i'll live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. so don's military leader says that he acted to avoid a civil war after he forced out the interim government and took power. southeast asian leaders hold the annual summit without inviting the outlaw at its koolaid up we get rare access to the taliban unit, the saving to provide security of cobbles, internationally.

has just issued its 1st statement on to don since the military takeover from on this christmas and louise joining us from the united nation. so what's in the statement, kristen? well during it's a fairly short statement, i have a copy of it right here, one page long, and it express a serious concern about the military takeover and the suspension of some transitional government institutions. it also expresses concern about the detention of prime minister of dela hm. doc and other government officials or the release also does call for the release of those who've been detained, noting that the prime minister has been returned to his home and get calls for respect for human rights. in particular, the rights of protesters to be out on the street. it's important to note that the united nations integrated transition mission in sudan has been working there are to support the transition to elections and democratic institutions. and the statement also reaffirms those efforts as so the council is basically saying it's very concerned about the situation there and, and, and calling for respect for the