when we come back, mark thompson will join us.just did a breaking news interview on his radio program with hillary clinton. we will bring you some of that when we come right back. >>> tonight on mark thompson's siriusxm said that donald trump is running on fear mongering and blatant bigotry. >> i think he has been pretty clear that he has a very negative view about so many groups of americans, and he is now, rather than campaigning on. >> claiming he is going to sue everybody. it's fearmongering, and it's also just blatant bigotry. a mother wrote to me about her son who had been adopted from ethiopia when he was a toddler. and they live now in the united states. it's the only country he has ever been in. and her son said to his mother after hearing donald trump, will he send me become to ethiopia. and i've met muslims, i've met latino, young children who have started to cry in front of me because donald trump is going to round up their parents and deport them. you know, so everything this man has said has hurt people. and so that

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a new york times president and ceo, mark thompson discussed the way political speech is changed over time. in the coming weeks on after words, temple university president sarah oldenburg ross will describe possible solutions to rising college tuition costs. former goldman sachs vice president felicia ortez will talk about her experiences as an undocumented immigrant. coming up, columbia university law professor tim wu will explain the ways society has been affected by advertising. this weekend, former state department official mary thompson jones discusses her investigation of thousands of leaked diplomatic people the guardian and the new york times who collaborated on the release of these cables were surprised to find that in fact these were mostly mid-level officers going about their duties and they would deal sometimes with interesting approaches, with a writing style that was surprisingly we readable and not bureaucratic and making efforts to understand the environment in which they had been placed and sending the commission back to washington. >> after after words airs at 10 pm

one of those, 35-year-old mark thompson, and the other, kevin morrison, a 53-year-old man, using a chain. while they are crossing, you see there's a car approaching. >> stop, stop, stop! >> oh! >> that was close. ; really, really, really close. right here you see mark and kevin approaching t. there is a verbal altercation that happens. the driver of the vehicle backs up, angles the car toward the this. >> you're kidding. >> don't do it. >> oh! >> that's attempted vehicular manslaughter. >> right. >> the driver was identified as 30-year-old mohammed abdullah. he was sentenced to six years in jail and banned from driving for eight years. in this video you see there's a man running full speed ahead. he is running toward his milk truck that someone is attempting to carjack right now. >> oh! >> hit by his own truck. feet under the front tires, and you see him trying to stand up, but hs been run over, according to reports, over his belly. he's clearly injured. but once the angle changes, we see this station wagon right here. that's roger's girlfriend jenny, who saw what had happened and instea

mark thompson has a look. >> driving with no hands on the wheel.his could be the future of the industry. that's if tesla gets its way. the american company says all of its vehicles from now on will be made with driverless capabilities. tesla claims cameras, sensors and radar could make their electric cars safer than any other on the road. full autonomy will enable a tesla to be substantially safer than a human driver, lower the financial cost of transportation for those who own a car and provide on-demand level -- mobility for those who do not. tesla introduced its autopilot system last year. that allowed some functions like automatic braking. in mayered a setback after a man was killed in an accident while using the system. he was found to have in speeding. the new technology would replace the autopilot system used in the incident. to prove the car's capabilities by traveling from l.a. to new york in full autonomous mode by the end of 2017. google are among the company's competitors aiming to be the first to push through self driving technology. t

author mark thompson is viewing this from a very influential perch as president and c.e.o.he "new york times" company. welcome to you. the problem is our language or our poll licks? you're making the case it's one in the same. >> we have been brought up to think the political language is superficial and below that is ideology and policy. my argument is it's all tangled up. particular idea are expressed in language, argued in language, communicated from one human to another in language and political language is everywhere, and it's because of changes in political language i saw as i wrote this book. >> brown: i'll go a bod brush here and say, in hillary clinton, i think many people see a f political rhetoric that comes off as phony. is that fair? >> i think it is. she is almost the epitome of a certain kind of modern technocratic, very rational, very carefully argued political language which many find convincing, but a growing number of people, in many western countries, are finding that kind of political language distant, alienating and unfeeling and maybe even not believab

new york times president and ceo mark thompson discontinued the way political speech has changed over time alberto gonzÁlez recalls time at the justice department and white house counsel in bush administration. in the coming weeks on after words, former state department thompson jones will discuss investigation of thousands of leaked state department capables , sarah will describe possible solutions to rising college tuition costs. also coming up, former goldman sachs vice president, talks about her experiences as an undocumented immigrant. >> there is a signature ad that reagan ran against ford and it was in texas, the important of crucial texas context. ford had been painting reagan and they face off in texas and there was a commercial that the reagan folks cut with a person who said i've been a life-long democrat, you know, but i'm going to pick ronald reagan this time in the republican caucus in texas. the funny thing is that person was in the wallace campaign in texas. there's your guy, he's a reagan democrat but started off as a wallace democrat. reagan's victory in texas gave h

at "new york times" president and ceo mark thompson discuss the way political speech has changed overtime. in the coming weeks on afterwards, temple university professor sarah rick rob will describe possible solutions to rising college tuition costs. former goldman sacks vice president will talk about her experiences as undocumented immigrant. also coming up, columbia university law professor tim wu will explain ways the society has been assented by advertising. and this weekend, former state department official mary had thompson jones discusses her investigation of thousands of leaked diplomatic cables. both guard general and "new york times" is collaborated in the initial release of these cables. and surprised to find that, in fact, there were no underhanded dealings. these were cables written by mid-level officers going about their duties at with some zest, deal is, some times with interesting approaches. with a writing style that was surprisingly readable. and not bureaucratic. and earnestly making efforts to understand the environment in which they've been posted and sending that inf

mark thompson tells us more is atthis region, why it the center of these antigovernment attacks. country's largest and richest province, but it is also one of pakistan's those dangerous. baluchistan is a hotbed of antigovernment sentiment, and repeat targets of militant attacks. many of the victims, shia muslims and other religious annuities, and soldiers. the problem is that quetta has long been a base for the afghan taliban, but the pakistani i military believes it is -- other regions include the balochistan liberation army. based in the mountains, they are fighting to succeed that they are fighting secede from pakistan. locals say they are not reinvested in the area. local analysts believe that is the reason rebels are gaining support from residents. >> with the support of the people, they are gaining ground. they are becoming popular. it is only possible with the people's support. . co islamic state group fighters have claimed responsibility for a series of suicide attacks in quetta. among them the bombing of a quetta hospital in august, which prominent lawyers and killed 74

. >> reporter: dozens of police cars marking the scene of a crime and the tampa hotel. joseph thompson lives in a different hotel down the street, and he heard the sirens. >> a guy running around here with a gun, a madman with a gun on the loose. >> he suffering people gathered the fence. >> reporter: joseph didn't expect this to happen at the former red roof inn, one of the only hotels with an actual security bar. >> the guy was laying down, not moving at all. >> reporter: at that moment others crowded behind the police take, confusion and concern. >> i didn't know what to think. i started asking questions. >> reporter: in hillsboro road -- isabel rosales action news. >>> tampa police haven't released the names of survivor could face charges. >>> we want to check in with meteorologist ivan cabrera for the most accurate forecasts. >> kids are expecting good weather. >> dry and warm conditions the next few days, above average this time of the year, upper 80s. that will be the case through the week. a benign weather pattern, but a cold front moves in for friday night and into next weeken

mark: please, no. >> romona: yep. several media report claims cavs star tristan thompson is engaged to chloe kardashian after dating for two months and they're going to do a reality show. in fact, in touch magazine is reporting the two will marry in front of the cameras. i don't believe this. but a source close to thompson tells espn that the story is >> romona: well, she married lamar odom a month after meeting him at a party. >> mark: it better be false. >>> speaking of parties, the republican party presidential candidate is affecting what is trending. >> such a nasty woman. >> he choked and then got into a twitter war. >> mark: donald trump called hillary clinton a nasty woman during the final presidential debate and it's given a boost to janet jackson's 1986 ? don't mean a thing ? ? oh you nasty boys ? >> romona: streams of nasty are up 250%. some twitter users are having fun with the comment going so far as to paste hillary clinton's face over janet jackson's. >> mark: oh, no. >> romona: people having way showed off his '67 vet. that's the last year for that body style. >> romona: you love that. >> mark: he reveal

marking the scene of a crime at the tampa hotel. >> everybody was panicking. >> reporter: joseph thompson lives at a different hotel down the street. >> it was a guy running around here with a gun on the loose. >> reporter: he saw frightened people gathered around the hotel's fence. >> like, people was trying to get over the fence. >> reporter: he says he didn't expect this to happen at the former red roof inn, since it's got a security guard. >> the guy was not moving at all. >> reporter: at that moment, like others, he was confused man. i just started asking questions. >> reporter: it's precisely questions that family and hotel residents are left with. what could cause someone to pull that trigger and take another person's life? crimestoppers is offering a reward to anyone with information leading up to an arrest. >> thank you. manatee county deputies need your help finding two men that broke into a home, one person was shot and head. the suspects were able to get away stealing several items. the victims are in the hospital in stable condition. if you have information about the suspects, you're urged to call crime storms. >>> a

>> host: mark rosekind is the administrator of the national highway traffic demonstration and david shephardson covers technology for thompson reuters and over the next two weeks "the communicators" will travel to pittsburgh and ann arbor. carnegie mellon university, we will show you the technology of the autonomous vehicle and then we look at connected cars at m city part of the university of michigan in ann arbor.

the news conference he is in moscow to receive the mark twain prizes for humor gary joins us and to read friend e-mail's clause warriors klay thompson had a surprising response when asked about the golden state playing like cowards last season >>gary: the forty-niners were going to host tampa bay on sunday at his corn to be in the morning the raiders there on the road had jackson of them a lower-interest i think for jack del rio the people can allow loss latest fifth. >>gary: they will play the afternoon game at home and then in the morning 10:00 start for the raiders in jacksonville the last dying when you figure of the warriors to " go off when off a little bit today the klay thompson fell was talked about how laid-back he is but klay thompson was very upset because it is a story running nationally on espn the website in the magazine that's a bicycling the warriors were cowards the when they lost to cleveland in the seventh game last year. >>gary: the people that all professional athletes coward's users are sitting on a couch and that is just the way it works have you been down the road and you've done something steph curry his la

thompson went storm and black panther. >> romona: stop hating on them. or her, i should say. >> we love >> mark: you're right. that's my bad. >> romona: they had nothing on this texas mom. this was her costume for a work contest. she went as a head in the freezer. oh! >> we are told some of that blood is real. yep. she cut her finger making the costume and didn't want it to go to waste. will you notice the grocery list includes a shovel, stain remover and plastic. >> i think this is truly a dressed up as golden trophies for halloween and usually makes elaborate costumes and halloween snuck up on her. >> she should go into business if she is not already. she is great. >> that's impressive. well done. >> we have shown you these cuties before twins alexis and ava mcclure. >> their videos usually go viral. this took off on social media. >> who is >> lexie, are you older? >> no. ava is older than you. >> ava is older. >> guess what ava was born first, one minute older than alexis, one minute. >> but i want to be bigger. >> you want to be older? >> i want to be a big girl. >> romona: she starts to pout when she fin

mark: there was a very famous -- internet famous person or whatever showing off ring stuff. >> romona: that's right. who was that? chloe kardashian? >> tony: does this concern you that tristan thompson may have kard kardashian but the reality show. >> romona: of the kardashians, chloe is the one i like. it seems like everyone that goes on the show, it's a curse. it's a train wreck for their career. i worry about tristan. but if he's not worried, then who am i? >> mark: well, he's a young kid. you don't worry about anything when you're in your 20s. >> romona: true. i remember that. >> mark: of course. they were just last year. >> romona: you don't think do you? >> mark: absolutely. >> tony: hopefully it's taped in the off season. >> mark: we can only hope. >> romona: as long as he brings it this year, i have no problem. if i see a little slack in his game, we're going to be all over it. >> mark: make it happen. >> tony: tell him. he'll be at the game tonight. >> mark: more from outside of progressive field coming up on cleveland 19 now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by the calvetta brothers floor show. it's time to fall (ingrid) i take pride in getting things done. but when it

right now thompson reuters says we could see 0.7% drop year over year. it would markgs declines we've seen for awhile. the only hope we have here is that analysts historically have lowballed these going into earnings season. they typically come in a little bit better. the real key is going to be whether or not the materials, health care and technology can propel things. they're the ones that are going to power that earnings move. whether or not energy -- that's the wild card here. because you have a 68%, 69% drop still in energy earnings. if they could get like a 60% drop or a 55% drop, that could push us over the top and we might see earnings growth. there's the bull case for this. >> quickly, yesterday selloff which was significant. are you putting that down purely because of disappointing earnings 1234. >> no, no. and of course joe tanney is sitting here from a strategy standpoint you look at the interest rate concern. there's always the idea that earnings could come in worse than expected. there's always the idea that we don't exactly know what brexit is going to

>> host: mark rosekind is the administrator of the national highway traffic demonstration and david shephardson covers technology for thompson reuters and over the next two weeks "the communicators" will travel to pittsburgh and ann arbor. carnegie mellon university, we will show you the technology of the autonomous vehicle and then we look at connected cars at m city part of the university of michigan in ann arbor. thanks for watching. >> the next president making appointments to the supreme court of the united states will be president donald trump. >> hillary clinton the white house rest of the world will never forget why they have always looked up united states of america. >> i am jason kander. his failure to defend the 2nd amendment. only one supports candidacy for illegal immigrants. missouri voters know what's important. >> i'm roy blunt and i approve this message. c this is what afghanistan looks like an unarmored suv. i'm jason kander and i enlisted after 9/11 and was the army intelligence officer in the afghan government. came home i went to reform state government save tax dollars as secretary of state and i'm runn