us in montclair. i'd to welcome everyone on behalf of the montclair public library foundation. we're a group, your friends and neighbors and our mission is to raise money to fund the that make our library so special, like open book, open mind. the foundation also funds staff development, access to digital resources and other needs that aren't covered by city funding. your donations initiatives like laptop lending, wi fi hotspots for montclair residents, internet access, lifelong learning classes, homework tutoring and resume help. children's literacy program aims and significant growth in e-book and audiobook collections during the pandemic. in the last five years alone, the foundation has made distributions to the library more than $700,000 to support these initiatives. but we need your help to continue do this type of support. so after you enjoy this event, which i know you will please consider a donation through our website montclair platform. org gifts of all sizes have an impact. thank you very much and please enjoy the program. thank you, jared and thanks to all of you fo

we're also we're also delighted to have returning jon alter, who's in montclair, as a longtime montclair resident who has been here, both as a guest, as an author, and also as a moderator before. and he's going to moderate and have a conversation with maggie and handle the questions. jon, i worked for 28 years with newsweek, 20 years as a columnist, and he is a bestselling new york times author and emmy award winning documentary film director. the co-host of alter family politics on sirius xm and the creator of the old goats substack newsletter. his most recent book is his very best. jimmy carter a life, published in 2020. so, i don't know. i'm glad jon could fit his head in all this all this work he does. and we're delighted to have him with us again. jon. thank you. welcome to mount claire. maggie thank you. and we're doing this. we're really happy to have you. and i want to is this is the audio? okay. i'm hearing a little bit of echo. okay. that's better. so i want to there's so much to cover. i want to focus mostly on the pre presidency because that's less well understood. and your b

i support the montclair film festival, and every year i interview people for that. got to spend about a half an hour talking to eddie redmayne. it's called "the goodeners," with jessica chastain. he plays a nurse who police think killed 400 people. yeah, have a good show. have a good show. try not to think about it. i also interviewed brendan frazier in "the whale." we're in the middle of the brenassaince. and i saw the new "knives out" movie, "glass onion." amazing. and this friday i am interview daniel craig in support of the montclair film festival, hour and a half, you get to ask questions. i'll talk to him for an hour, half an hour audience questions. it's going to be fantastic. you can go get the tickets right now if you'd like to see it, you're in the new york-new jersey area. scan the q.r. code. please join us. it's going to be sexy. ithink so. ( applause ) folks, if you watch this show, you know i spend a lot of time right over there surveying the forest of news, hewing the most topical northern white cedar stories bracing the day's jokes over a sturdy boat

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report that says that hate speech has increased since elon musk took over the platform, that's from montclair university in new jersey. researchers found that prior to musk's acquisition, hate speech occurred at 84 times per hour. after he took over, the number went up to 4700 times an hour. the speech is largely related to religion, ethnicity and race. another report from the network contagion research institute showed use of the n-word sparked 500% in the first hours of musk's takeover. amy klobuchar says she doesn't trust musk to run twitter. pointing to the paul pelosi suspect as a reason why moderation is needed. >> well, i think you have to have some content moderation. because when you look at what this guy was looking at, he was looking at just horrendous things you don't even want to talk about on your show. >> in a tweet earlier today, twitter's head of safety and integrity said, quote, bottom line up front, twitter's policies haven't changed. hateful conduct has no place here, and we're taking steps to put a stop to an organized effort to make people think we have. >>> legal aborti

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made wednesday morning on a bathroom wall at thornhill elementary school on fort hill, drive in the montclairately removed the contra costa county da spoke publicly about her decision on the shooting death of tyrell wilson in 2018. she explains why her office decided not to file criminal charges against a former danville police officer accused of killing wilson kron four's. philippe djegal has that story for us. >> the day before speaking publicly during a news conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyrone wilson's family. she told them directly former county sheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts to including deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reas

unofficial british ambassador for the royal family living among the rolling hills of picturesque montclair you came here. >> i met a beautiful woman who is now my wife and i was in england making movies there. one of hugh grant's film, love actually and everything, and i moved here and started doing independent film. >> reporter: the father of three has lived in the united states for more than a decade. lured away from the uk by the bright shiny lights of hollywood and big dreams of an acting career. >> and after a while it was clear that i did not have the skill set, but i loved film more than anything. so i realized i wanted to be behind the camera. >> reporter: far different from his life in london. he grew up the nephew of camilla parker bowles by her first marriage to andrew parker bowles. his last name often casting a large and dramatic shadow as his aunt was in the spotlight:i read when you were younger you were sometimes bullied? >> it was a rough time. it was not a great time to be a parker bowles. but it hasn't scarred me. >> reporter: his family focused on using its name for goo

the school is on thornhill drive in the montclair neighborhood in the oakland hills. officials say the graffiti was immediately removed and the principal inform the school community about what had happened. usd tells us, quote, this kind of language is unacceptable anywhere in society, especially in our schools. schools are meant to be warm, welcoming and inclusive places of learning where everyone feels protected and loved this kind of roads, that sense of security. district also says it will not be repeating the text of the graffiti. so as not to give such hateful language, greater attention. >> in southern california, the los angeles police chief addressed the public along with an fbi representative in community faith leaders after anti semitic, flyers were distributed in the beverly hills area last weekend. around the same time, a better was hung over the 405 freeway referencing rapper kanye west's recent anti semitic remarks la rabbi also says there's been an uptick in antisemitic activity on social media and it's not confined to southern california. antisemitism

in montclair, the only light that is showing is the cold stone creamery.ious trouble. we have taken the places on main street and revitalize them. not having my daughter hanging out in the parking lot of cvs. instead, she is hanging out in these movie theaters. it's an experience more than it's a movie theater, we say at cinema labs. >> yeah. >> because we have add add alcohol to it, a bar, to most of them. . we call it the third space. >> i like it! >> let me just say, just for the record, jonathan lemire added alcohol going to movies a very long time ago. >> that's because he brings it in a bag. he's talking about it being served. as part of the experience. >> i will say what's so important about -- for me at least, growing up i saw movies with my dad. a lot of my memories were with my dad. my mom was there, but my dad is usually the one that talked too loud. whether it "star wars", e.t., the natural. >> grease. >> i didn't see that one with my dad. >> that's the experience i had at new canaan watching "lord of the rings". it's great what you are doing t

the school is on thornhill drive in the montclair neighborhood. officials say the graffiti was immediately removed. they tell us this kind of language is unacceptable anywhere in society, especially in our go on to say that schools are meant to be warm, welcoming and inclusive places of learning where everyone feels protected and loved this kind of roads, that sense of security. the school district also says it will not be repeating the text of the graffiti. so as not to give such hateful language, greater attention. >> tonight, gators say the gunman behind the deadly attack at a st. louis high school this week purchased the ar 15 style rifle from a private seller after a background check stopped him from buying a gun from a licensed dealer. the 19 year-old opened fire inside that high school monday, killing 2 people, injuring 7 others. police have not said what exactly was found in the background check that prevented him from buying the gun. the gunman was a graduate of the school and a handwritten note from him. he described a life of isolation.

he's a senior reporter at reuters and he lives in montclair, new jersey. dave and i have been talking i love book, i have young daughters. so when when i was offered to host it, i thought, gosh, they're going to think i'm so cool that i am reading a book about the t-rex because they're at that age that they're fascinated by it. and where i want to start our conversation is about a year ago, this time i took my daughters. i live here in nashville. we went up to new york for fall break. and of course, we were going to include a visit to the american museum of natural history during that trip. and we watched night at the museum to prep it. my daughters were really into dino, dana on amazon prime, so we're very excited. got up, got early. it was crowded, as it always all we got in where we're wearing masks and it's crowded and that it's still little disorienting. it was very disorienting at time to be in a crowd like that, to walk through the halls of this incredible museum and make our way eventually to dinosaur hall and stand in front of these incredible str

montclair kimberly or like kent place, other schools in new jersey. and the idea of having to then like go away to that privileged school and then come back like that was sort of like an embarrassing thing that might happen. so like that where a lot of the pressure came from, it was like, you don't want to you don't want to come back. you don't want to have that associated with you. and it again came up for me when i was applying for college as well. it was of the main reasons i did not want to to rutgers. rutgers grad school. it one of my favorite actors, avery brooks, is on faculty there. it's a great place, but i like was really like conscious of the fact that i did not like to go to college with the people that i had like quote unquote, escape kept going to public school because a lot of my friends from columbia, my public school winter records because it was cheap and it was a good school and. so yeah there was that pressure of like wanting to do better than what you had left behind and and one of the jean of the story tell, a story about a roomm

. >> in montclair, new jersey. yeah. which is going gangbusters. >> and a lot because of tiktok? ads that turned into instagram added as and now we're turning into tiktok added as. my team is young and scrappy and finger on the pulse, and they just get things done. >> and it's you talking a lot. >> it's me talking. fortunately or unfortunately, i'm the one that -- >> you are -- >> i know. >> you're a tiktok star. >> yes. and everyone has to say, you know, bobbi brown tiktok sensation, comma, 65. they have to say it. my head of social is my daughter-in-law. my head of marketing is my son. my husband is doing the business with me, so it's turned into a family affair. >> have you thought of any adjustments along the way, given what we've learned, about the impact social media -- not necessarily your social media -- >> yeah. >> -- but a lot of young girls are struggling with their self-image and their mental health. >> right. right. >> because of some of these platforms kind of influencing them. >> mm-hmm. i mean, of course, we are very sensitive, and there's things that i might say

he's a senior reporter at reuters and he lives in montclair, new jersey. dave and i have been talking i love book, i have young daughters. so when when i was offered to host it, i thought, gosh, they're going to think i'm so cool that i am reading a book about the t-rex because they're at that age that they're fascinated by it. and where i want to start our conversation is about a year ago, this time i took my daughters. i live here in nashville. we went up to new york for fall break. and of course, we were going to include a visit to the american museum of natural history during that trip. and we watched night at the museum to prep it. my daughters were really into dino, dana on amazon prime, so we're very excited. got up, got early. it was crowded, as it always all we got in where we're wearing masks and it's crowded and that it's still little disorienting. it was very disorienting at time to be in a crowd like that, to walk through the halls of this incredible museum and make our way eventually to dinosaur hall and stand in front of these incredible str

from montclair university, they found that prior to his acquisition, hate speech appeared an average of 84 times per hour. after he took over, that number went up to 4700 times an hour. the speech is largely related to religion, ethnicity and race. a report from the network contagion institute said use of the n-word spiked after musk's takeover. amy klobuchar responded, staying she wants to see more oversight on the platform. >> well, i think you have to have some content moderation. when you look at what this guy was looking at, he was looking at just horrendous things you don't even want to talk about on your show. >> twitter says its policies around hate speech have not changed. governor of new hampshire was also on "meet the press" today, addressing political violence. chris sununu had to cancel his own inauguration after threats were made against his family. >> we should all wake up and be grateful. we can disagree and have heated arguments, but when you cross that line into violence, it does no good and brings everything to a more fragile state. >> capitol police data shows thr