. >> reporter: private investigator jeff mcgrath says he thoroughly examined daniel's car, includingar's so-called black box. he took out cameras to an undisclosed location where daniel's vehicle is now being stored. >> we have a lot more investigating to do, but we have done a thorough inspection of this vehicle. >> reporter: he says what he found is at odds with the police theory. >> we have downloaded the infotainment system, that the phone connects into. that is how we were able to confirm the time and date that the air bags deployed. and that comes out to be about 1:00 in the afternoon on june 23rd. he went missing anywhere from 9:15 to 9:45 in the morning. and the u-connect tells us the air bags flew at about 1:00 p.m. so there's a time gap there. i don't know if somebody is joyriding in this car, found it, decided they wanted to crash it? if somebody was trying to make it look like somebody was injured or died in this vehicle? i just don't know what happened. >> reporter: mcgrath says he reached out to the buckeye police department to share his findings, but that communication

matt mcgrath, bbc news.ex. his comments, that he didn't believe what meghan said in her interview with oprah winfrey in march, led to his exit from good morning britain. 0ur entertinament correspondent lizo mzimba joins us. how have 0fcom reached this decision? 0fcom have a balance competing pillars, the freedom of expression, free speech for broadcasters and the protection of audiences from harm. most complaints concerned his comments about mental health and suicide and race. 0n the first issue with the duchess of sussex had talked in her interview about having had suicidal thoughts and needing help and in response piers morgan said he did not believe a word she said. 0fcom did safe in isolation those comments did have the potential to cause harm but they also took into account the fact that he was robustly challenged by his co—presenter susanna reid and chris shipp who was also part of the discussion and overall itv had adequate safeguards in place and the code was not broken. when it came to racism meghan

your 2020 opponents amy mcgrath has a new bookcoming out, is that one that will get your attention at all ? >> honestly, i don't usually read these current books. there are a lot of them. i might take alook at it . i figure it might have some mention of me. appear in the ner future on book tv. >> welcome byron from cincinnati, jennifer formally from cincinnati now lives in new mexico. i will let them talk about how they met each other in the book that they wrote together. welcome this afternoon. >> thank you jan. >> thank you jan. we are excited to be here. >> it is great to be here

. >> host: yosenator mcconnell couple asked question your 2020 opponents, amy mcgrath has a new book coming out. is that when they will catch your attention at all? >> gosh honestly i don't usually read current books. there are a lot of them. i might take a look at it. it might have some mention of me. [laughter] >> host: center at mitch mcconnell republican leader of the u.s. senate, thank you for your time on book tv. >> thank you. >> here's a look look at some books being published this week. in peril at the "washington post"'s bob woodward and robert kostka report on the transition between the trump and biden administrations. former fda commissioner and physician scott offers lessons we can learn from the covid-19 pandemic and uncontrolled spread. and, and vanderbilt cnn anderson cooper and historian katherine howe provide a history of mr. cooper's mother's family, the vanderbilts once one of the wealthiest families in the country. also being published this week, jessica nor del explores the possibility of unlimited and unconscious biases in the end of bias. in the contrary, bloo

your 2020 opponent, amy mcgrath, has a new book coming out. is that one that will catch your attention atat all? >> guest: gosh, honestly i don't usually read these current books. there are a lot of 'em. i might take a look at it. [laughter] ihe figure it might have some mention of me. [laughter] >> host: senator mitch mcconnell, republican leader of the u.s. senate, thank you for your time on booktv. >> guest: thank you. ♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories. and on sundays, booktv brings you the latest nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including -- >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at spark light it's our home too k and right now we're all facing our greatest challenge. that's why sparklight is working round the clock to keep you connected. we're doing our jobs so it's easier to do yours. >> sparklight, along with these television companies, supports c-span2 as a public service. >

californians to get out and vote and turn out is what will be crucial stop in california, registered mcgrathmber registered republicans i nearly 221. if gavin newsom and the democrats can get people out to vote, he should be foam and dry. ironically, one person who may have help people become engaged is the leading republican candidate, likely to replace him if he loses, larry elder. he has been talking about opinions and anathema to many californians. when it was just do you want to get rid of gavin newsom, you may have had a number of democrats who thought i don't like him very much. now that there is a clear alternative, that has made people engage in the process. anchor: what are the national implications of what happens in this golden state vote? guest: there are a lot of if's and buds, but just imagine, a lo of have uerestimated the discontent of californian and gavin newsom loses on the first question on the ballot. if that happens, it would likely be larry elder who replaces him. any republican governor newly installed would have the authority to replace any senators. the senior sena

joseph mcgrath. and i'm so i met with some of the moderators of the session with that. all. but who you're delivering is the cost of the forum and, and contain the line like additional you could run with those $3.00 issue along the not the route. so when i tell you, i think with the, with the round around that will be take place throughout the year. but i mean, every season we will definitely come to that. we'll just need to provide for the right technology for security. you need to make sure that the airports are ready, but this is the future for euro cag transportation. probably a lot of money from europe to asia and back community. and we need to be with launch just they can 1st, regular roots between st. petersburg can lot of all stroke including container goes . freight transportation was where you may need to test this route. normally holligan's in the far east needs a new economy ticket. for me, it needs to be high tech jobs. are they building new start ups that set new trends for you on the commuter where it's a serious of industries and countries. you know that ther

busy mtv people could have been sweeter to me and they're there cooler fan. judy mcgrath was her name, her name just popped into my head. she is derived over there and she was and called them. and when you say dave mirror i get such a small my face. i haven't thought a long time. i remember that whole era. and my kid was in to be john. and i remember every time we went past the big mouth like up in sun valley, the slope, i forget the cat's 1st day, like it would look at we go, you think bender could come down or do you remember they, can they vendors, vendor? yeah, there was a bike writer, a vendor, and my kid, his whole point of reference was, could vendor come down there and it was, it was such a hard, it was like a whole introduction of a whole nother world of sports to a whole different generation. and look at the legs that has the game world, the it's its own thing and now it's getting a meritus status. it's getting old and in trends. it's funny, isn't it? yes, crazy. i mean now we have a lympics as well. so it's like elliptic ghastly friends. it's so weird and, and to things lik

governments were supposed to do over the years, reform state institutions, myers and corruption. mcgrath had pledged to fight corruption, implement laws, an act was to provide your body. it promised to immediate the restart negotiations with the i m f for an economy recovery plan. lebanon is a debt ridden nation where state services are collapsing. there is little hope for change as long as the same officials that dominated financial and political interest for decades. stay in power 1000000 in the sub law and they still billions of dollars and transfer abroad. we are ruled by gangsters, not politicians. the previous government did hold talks with the i m s, but there was no political will to carry out reforms like opening the accounts of the central bank and state institutions. audit would have exposed billions of dollars in losses, in other words, corruption and reforms that would mean the political class accused of hijacking. the state would no longer be able to use its resources to distribute jobs and services to their constituents. politicians have lost some support because of the ec

the senate has already passed the bill but mcgrath are invited on a separate bigger path to spendingax measures. pelosi says that headline amount of that bill would be lowered. >> let me just say we are going to pass the bill this week. i promised we would bring the bill to the floor that is, according to the language those who wanted this to be brought to the floor tomorrow wrote into the rule. but i'm never bringing a bill to the floor that doesn't have the votes. vonnie: elon musk has addressed china's world internet conference, reassuring the country about his company's commitment to expand their. a promise was delivered from a xi jinping that the country would work to create a vibrant digital economy. china says it is aiming to double geothermal power generation by 2020 five compared to 20 levels. the national energy administration is targeting a further doubling of capacity in the 10 years after that as china faces an energy supply crunch with almost half its to pay three provinces missing target set by beijing. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powe

you just talked eloquently about the need to press the proactive, but you have a lot of senate mcgrath to have come out in favor like senator manchin but that are opposing jettisoning the filibuster. what do you tell senate democrats who are with you on the proactive then when the time -- on the bow act, but -- the pro act. those are the same democrats that rely on unions. in west virginia, the labor union is big and they are backing senator manchin. what do you say to them who support the bill but not the actual mechanism needed to pass the bill? liz: do you want to give me all three or do you want to go one by one? >> we will go one by one. i think that will be easier. liz: the pro act is a top agenda item. the challenges workers face in trying to form a union, they are harassed and intimidated and if you can get more workers to come together and raise their standard on-the-job, we are never going to get a place in this economy where we are having a rising tide of higher wages and better benefits for all working people. so, the pro act has faced some challenges in terms of the senate

here's our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath.phic damage and left millions without power. weather—related disasters like hurricane ida have increased in number in recent decades, according to the wmo. the scientists say the rise has been influenced by climate change, as humans have continued to warm the planet through the use of fossil fuels. in germany and belgium earlier this summer, torrential rain saw towns and villages rapidly flooded, sweeping away lives and homes in seconds. in germany and belgium earlier this summer, torrential rain saw towns and villages rapidly flooded, sweeping away lives and homes in seconds. almost half of all the deaths that have the last 50 years have been due to water and climate—related hazards, say experts. the economic impact has also grown far more severe, with damages from weather—related events now costing more than seven times what they did in the 1970s. but despite the increase in hazards and their power, the good news is that the number of people being killed by storms, floods and drought

mcgrath don't really have any incentive to keep that district intact for him because they are no longeror him. i would not be surprised at all if that district disappears in some way or is emerged -- or is merged with the district to the north. that may mean you could end up in a new democratic district. it all depends on how they do the upstate. we will have to wait and see what the maps look like. host: this is homer in shreveport. caller: i think this redistricting and go to do too much if the women get out and vote. you got me in out there talking about what women not to do. if women get out and vote, we can chop it up -- chalk it up. host: on the female vote. guest: this is something the democrats are hoping for. if what homer says comes to pass, democrats are going to be very happy. we have seen the widening of the gender gap. in the wake of this texas law and the decision of the supreme court not to step in and issue an injunction against this new law and the ramification that it will have four row versus wade, democrats -- roe v. wade, democrats are going to make this the defini

mcgrath don't really have any incentive to keep that district intact for him because they are no longer him. i would not be surprised at all if that district disappears in some way or is emerged -- or is merged with the district to the north. that may mean you could end up in a new democratic district. it all depends on how they do the upstate. we will have to wait and see what the maps look like. host: this is homer in shreveport. caller: i think this redistricting and go to do too much if the women get out and vote. you got me in out there talking about what women not to do. if women get out and vote, we can chop it up -- chalk it up. host: on the female vote. guest: this is something the democrats are hoping for. if what homer says comes to pass, democrats are going to be very happy. we have seen the widening of the gender gap. in the wake of this texas law and the decision of the supreme court not to step in and issue an injunction against this new law and the ramification that it will have four row versus wade, democrats -- roe v. wade, democrats are going to make this the defining

maggie mcgrath is with us.sses and forging a more innovative and inclusive financial future. this is a really, really powerful list. i can't wait to do more with this. we have more to come. let's focus. maggie, phyllis newhouse. >> she is 59 years old. she served in the military for 22 years. she founded a cyber security company. ran that for a number of years and in 2020 in the middle of the spac boom, someone approached her and said let's go public. she said no, thanks. she turned around and brought the first all-female spac to market in march. there were 528 spacs when they came to market and one had a female at the head. >> for viewers who don't know what spacs and what is it? >> it is a blank check company. >> i like that. >> go ahead. >> what happens is a way to go public without the public of the ipo. they pre-go public. you get a blank check to buy a business. the shell is public. now they go out and shop. it is very hot. forbes full discldisclosure. we are going public through a spac. >> this list agai

mcgrath good morning. -- emme pratt. -- democrat. good morning.r: why can't we put a penny tax on all of the stock that is traded? all of these foreign investors would help pay off our national debt, our country would be so well-off. what you think about that? guest: this is a financial transaction tax proposal that lawmakers have talked about and some people have proposed. it certainly would curb some of that trading or raise taxes from it. that has not happened. i think the banking and finance industry has successfully warded that off, making two points, one that it would affect retail investors by raising their costs and two, it could push some of the trade to other countries. it has never gotten a full enough airing in congress to test those arguments. host: richard rubin, tax policy reported with the washington -- with the wall street journal. you can find him on twitter @richardrubin. appreciate your time. host: happy to be here. host: in these last 30 minutes we will focus on the investigation into the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol.

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