can we get one moyer round of applause. great conversation. [applause] >> if you had a question and you did not get a chance to ask it, i'm very sorry we ran out of time. feel free to hop in the signing line, and him the question there. books are available up at the registrar in the store. he'll be right here and happy to sign and always you could help us by folding up your chairs chd lean them against the court top or the wall, helps in resetting the space. so thank you for coming out. conversation. >> and now on c-span2's booktv, more television for serious readers. >> the book i called panic attack,down radical inside the age of trump. the awe honor is associate editor of reason magazine or reason.com, robby soave. who are these young radicals? >> guest: these are activists who are particularly causing issues on college cam puts. but you end up final in streets of places like portland as well who are different from kind of the old left. all about free speech, due process, kind of aclu values. what we're seeing now is a lot of attempts to sh

officer andre moyer jr.'s body was taken in a white hearse from riverside hospital where he died and we've learned that one of the two injured chp officers is in critical condition and the others suffered minor injuries. >>> on fire watch, smoke is creeping into the bay area as a wildfire forces evacuations in mendocino county. the so-called moose fire broke out near cloverdale and has burned 85 acres so far and is 25% contained with firefighters saying 10 buildings are in danger and all the residents in the area are told to get out. cal fire said it's tough terrain with hundreds of firefighters battling this fire and the crews called in reinforcements overnight. today is a spare the day area and they predict unhealthy air even before the fire. >>> this morning, power has been fully restored in east san jose with thousands of residents left in the dark after a bus collided with an suv with the fiery crash taking down a power pole and you can see some power lines taken down near cunningham avenue and chopper5

the disgraced former financier and jeffrey epstein was a result of suicide the multi-millionaire is moyers though say they are not satisfied with the conclusion and intend to carry out their own investigation. devastates a wedding ceremony in the capital kabul leaving $63.00 days and more are wounded.

hospital last night in a white person we learn the name of the officer who died. 33-year-old andre moyer jr. the other officers, one is in critical condition and the other suffered minor injuries. >>> a small earthquake in the south bay that happen one hour ago east of alum rock with no reports of damage or injuries. >>> in fire watch, smoke is creeping into the bay area as a wild fire forces evacuation's and mendocino county. the so-called moose fire broke out near cloverdale and has burned 85 acres so far and is 25% contained with firefighters telling us 10 buildings are in danger and all residents are told to get out. hundreds of firefighters are battling the fire and the crews called in reinforcements overnight. >>> today is a spare the air day in the bay area with forecasters predicting unhealthy air even before the fire due to a mix of wind, high temperatures and car exhaust in the bay area. >>> the youngest victim of the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting has been laid to rest. a memorial service in san jose honored the life of 6-year-old steven romero yesterday with 300 friends

death of the disgraced financier geoffrey epstein is ruled out as a suicide but the tycoons that moyers say they're not satisfied with the conclusion and intended to carry out their own investigation. and hong kong's anti-government protest movement rumbles on with people in the hundreds of thousands demanding reforms while others rally in support of the authority.

officer moyer is the 20th officer killed in the line of duty this year.rved three years and leaves behind a wife. our prayers with him. also prayers with this family, the us marine killed in iraq may be a victim of friendly fire. the pentagon reporting scott was killed by small arms enemy fire but now in investigation is underway to determine if he was accidentally shot by american or iraqi forces. is the first american servicemember killed in iraq this year. he leaves behind a wife and 2 children. a friend who bought body armor for the dayton shooter could face 15 years in prison. prosecutors say ethan cawley light on federal firearms forms when he bought a gun for himself. he never disclosed he was growing psychedelic mushrooms and smokes marijuana. by the body armor and 100 round magazines the gunman used in his deadly shooting. the prosecutors say he played no role in planning the massacre. colleagues say he's kept the gear at his home to hide it from the shooter's parents. it could soon become much harder for immigrants to get green cards if they rel

moyers, added jobs in july but at a slower rate. war or what is it tied to. >> 105 months of straight job growth. if we do 130,000 that keeps us at unemployment rate at 3.7. that's good. the trend hasn't been as good as the prior trend. what's going to happen. if there's tariffs and they are big and if there's a deadlock in fighting and the tariffs last 3 to 4 months it could slow down the economy, we're moving into an election year, we have to play nice and make the economy really good. if you read art of the deal, the economy has to continue to grow and we have a good foundation to do that. >> federal reserve cut interest rates, this is normally something you use during the 2008 recession, if the economy is doing so well why right now. >> it's interesting, the lowering the discount rate is tiny, has a marginal impact. what has an impact, this is a mid-year tune up, because he expects to see global problems due to tariffs. manufacturers will start to slow down their planning, less inventory, morgan stanley we continue see a rate in

family members identify the officer that died as 33-year-old andre moyer jr. he had been with the chp for about four years. >>> pg&e crews wrapping up repairs on a crash involving a vta bus. >> that crash happened yesterday afternoon, and jobina fortson is live there this morning. >> reporter: good morning, n natasha and reggie. crews have been out here all night long working to get this under control. right now these are at&t trucks here on the scene. you can see workmen up at the top of the utility pole and they have been working on that for a while. i did see pg&e trucks leave here about an hour ago. at its peak, 5,800 pg&e customers were without power. the crash was quick and happened across the street from the fire st and the driver from the suv also escaped. we talked with kent young who has lived on this intersection, king and cunningham his entire life and said he has seen other issues at this spot. >> i have seen somebody get hit by a car on this intersection here, and i have seen cars turn the corner and, like -- >> reporter: the aftermath of the cra

i distinctly remember listening to bill moyer's interview in 2007-2008 when the nsa stuff was really in the media and being kicked around. it was deeply opposed to what the nsa had been doing and made this point, and it was if you support what the george bush administration is doing as a necessary action to keep us safe from the threat of terrorism, and, again, i don't know how old you guys were, not very old, but i distinctly remember how frightening that period was, where we didn't just quite know what was going on. i was a sophomore in college on september 11. i definitely remember that period. his argument was that imagine, which didn't seem the likely outcome, hillary clinton at the hands of that switch. the clintons were the great bug aboo of the 1990s when bill clinton was president. hillary clinton looked like she would be the presump ty nominee for the -- presumptive nominee, and you make the argument for good morning w. bush, but what if hillary clinton has it? and you might support, for example, the obama administration's use of drones to target terrorists around the world

bill moyers was the one who came up with that. the little girl pulling out the petals at daisy.he ad she says love you, love you not. there is a nuclear explosion. being that if you elect goldwater, the hold world will go up in flames. >> it's the perfect time for cnn to run a segment like that because last week we had the comment from the president about being the chosen one and it could be perceived as clinical behavior by someone. and talk about buying greenland. david: i thought it was a fine idea. it was thought by presidents before. i didn't think it was indicative of a mental problem. briabrian stelter. he's no howie kurtz. he's fully on board with this fake news you stuff going on at cnn. right? >> he is. if he wants to claim it was a technical difficulty. that segment was somewhat long. it was lengthy. so with whatever technical difficulty there may have been, they did not clarify it or clean it up. he went on twitter. then that psychiatrist actually doubled down on twitter as well and proceeded to said he said all those horrendous things about our president because of

we now know the name of the officer, 33-year-old andre moyer jr. chp officers escorted his body and a from the riverside hospital where he died last night. >>> i'm anne makovec looking at the airport in hong kong. authorities are giving a briefing on the current situation at the airport on day two of major protesting. it basically crippled the airport and you can see some of that video where protesters are blocking the check in gates of the hong kong airport. all departing flights were canceled for about 24 hours and some of them are now going out but passengers have checked in as far as the flights leaving from hong kong. they are arriving with one canceled at sfo. others are still on at this point but there have been clashes between protesters and there's frustrated travelers that have no idea when they can get out-of-town. >>> more students across the bay area will go back to school and today is the first day of school in the san ramon valley unified school district anddciu some issues affect children in the classroom and we are talking about bu

there was a great interview by bill moyers that i person who was the propaganda minister for joseph goebbelsand he said his role was to simplify, make it agreeable and entertaining, then repeat, repeat, repeat, so that is the formula. the question is can it ever be done for good. obviously it can. fear about tooth decay -- raise fear about tooth to gate and that will get somebody to go to the dentist. and so it can be used in those kinds of ways, but the problem is when people feel like they have been manipulated, it can come back to bite them. second of all, you are not getting a discussion of the issues. the democracy is founded on deliberate persuasion, discussion, negotiation, understanding the core issues the country faces, and if i am constantly appealing to your emotions one after the other, that debate is not happening. it also creates a situation where the next propagandist who can appeal to your emotions even again and mislead you undo everything the previous propagandist had done. >> you said that america's public fear is broken, because we communicate as propagandists, t know the

is security moyer important than privacy when it comes to this?s the fact that it's helping with protocol. >> this is really -- it is an invasion of privacy. all of the cameras have gone the too far. you walk on the streets of new york city, usual being monitors every second. it feels invasive and like we are living in a different world. the privacy is more important. we invited a stranger maimed alexa to live in our houses. a stranger named siri who lives in our phone. google takes pictures of every location on earth. i challenge earning anyone to find a place on earth the where we have privacy. >> this program should be ground. they want to see what you are reading and doing. they are doing it in more and more cities in china. it has nothing to do with safety. it's about control. >> the tech executive famously said about all this. you have no privacy, get over it. as way of saying look this is what we unleashed. we have been talk about this on this program. we'll be talking about one of the limitations of it. with all these devices with this wor

marlene moyer, and mr. james goldman. anyone else that wants to provide public comment on this item, please line up on the left side of the room. >> i guess you can hear me. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is wilma parker, and i am pleased to say that the academy is my neighbor at jackson and van ness. they are the best neighbor i have ever had. it is really amazing what they have done. they have been saving buildings, that the city knows what to do with, wants to do anything with. holdings that have outlived their purpose. i really feel that the academy has been great against the terrible condition on most of our city streets. which brings me to the fact that my life is so much easier with the academy next door. i have in 1881 historic victorian, i'm trying to coexist with six buses idling in that street, the buses are nice. it has been a nightmare on van ness. the academy has kept it viable. i love what they have done saving saint bridget's church. i love what they have done next door to me. heritage is very happ

during a long telephone conversation that day, with bill moyers, president johnson turned to the question of how to encourage sargent shriver to stay on as office of the director of economic opportunity, the agency managing johnson's troubled war on poverty. notson indicated he was giving the budget that shriver wanted, and offered blunt statements about his perception of the tension between funding for the war on poverty and the activist insurgencies. this is a clear indication of an establishment figure's perception of the period's activism and what he saw as its cause. [audio recording] pres. johnson: i am not anxious for him to stay. i would like for him to. i think he's the best man for it, and he has my support and my confidence and so forth. would, whatever figure i give in the budget, i will, what i did last year. but i can't keep him from being the victim of bobby and ribicvoff and clark, and i can't keep him from being the victim of the commies out here yesterday. i think that is hurting poverty more than any world in the world. with commies, these kids long hairs, saying they w

in the city of miami we heard from the moyer in a press conference earlier today that they have shelterty for a hundred thousand people so authorities urging residents to not take this lightly and to start making their plans right now. >> this is important because all of -- most of florida is inside the cone of uncertainty right now so it becomes unclear as to where people are supposed to go and how to deal with this. we'll stay close to you. thank you very much. >>> major moves on citizenship and immigration by the trump administration. a lot of confusion for children of u.s. service members serving abroad and those in this country seeking to avoid deportation. overnight u.s. citizenship and immigration services announced new citizenship rules governing citizenship and children of u.s. service members or government employees born abroad. the heart of the issue is a residency requirement. if a child is not born to american parents but say adopted to get naturalized or gain citizenship they must establish residence in the united states. this is tricky because until now living with a gove

. >> a big heart, a dependable guy working his dream job, that is how slain chp officer andre moyer was remembered by his colleagues today. reads with messages of love and support were brought to the chp's riverside station . >> he was the type of guy that everybody liked. >> that was moye's boss with the highway patrol, still shaken in the aftermath of the dramatic gun battle that took moye's life. after what has been described as a routine traffic stop, 530 monday afternoon on a busy riverside street. >> this is, this shows how dangerous the job of a california highway patrol and law enforcement is in general. people talk about routine stops but there are no routine stops. >> officer moye, mortally wounded was able to call from back up to came from all over. the exchange of gunfire lasted as the chp put it, "several minutes . >> he started shooting at the cops and the cops return fire but at the end, the whole time, he was on him, he did not let them get up . >> today we are learning more about the suspected shooter, 49- year-old aaron luther who also died at the scene. presumably, he

i did bill moyer's papers. the kerner commission on violence from 1968, those kinds of things. but toward the end of my career, i spent a good deal of my time helping with exhibits the lbj library mounted. they did a tremendous exhibit on ulysses s grant, that borrowed artifacts. including his watercolors. ,rant was a great watercolorist as many of you know. that's what i did a lot. and because i had a phd, they had me haul famous figures around when they came into talk. so i got to talk to henry kissinger and people like that. peter: tell us about kissinger. gary: he was secretary of state. [laughter] peter: recount your conversation with kissinger. gary: i would lob one question and then i would be quiet for a long time. he did tell a funny story about lbj. you don't want to hear this. peter: i do want to hear this. i asked. i remember this from grad school. gary: he said he was driving with lbj one time and he looked over to him and said henry, what is that? he pointed at a piece of machinery. henry didn't know so lbj explained. henry, what's that? the third time, he pointed

one thing i thick you do so bully in your book in termites couching these ordinary moyers, individual stories, within a larger con section of statistics and fact -- context of statistics and facts which are readily available to any of us with google. and i feel like that may be is also still very difficult but maybe even the first order, before we get to sort of rewriting history the way it should be written for everybody. how -- why is its so hard for -- pick your villain -- trump, stephen miller, to accept the kinds of facts you have includes in this book statistically factually all the quantitive evidence we have suggesting immigration is not a threat to us on any level, economically in any way. so why is so hard to help people -- why is so it hard for them to understand facts? you realize i'm trying to have therapy here. >> the numbers speak for themselves. immigration is an absolute economic boom for the country. if it hadn't been for immigration, the growing rate of the united states would be 15% lower than it has been in recent years. britain would be 20% lower. southern europe

can we get one moyer round of applause. great conversation. [applause] >> if you had a question and you did not get a chance to ask it, i'm very sorry we ran out of time. feel free to hop in the signing line, and him the question there. books are available up at the registrar in the store. he'll be right here and happy to sign and always you could help us by folding up your chairs chd lean them against the court top or the wall, helps in resetting the space. so thank you for coming out. conversation. >> and now on c-span2's booktv, more television for

i looked at boil moyer's statement, lbj's press secretary -- >> the numbers are going up significantly in recent years. i know it didn't begin yesterday. but you know the department of justice -- >> it's going up. >> and the weapons make the death toll go up. >> let me answer if question. i agree there needs to be much more common sense. we talked about the mental health background checks. you sheenouldn't be able to get weapon if you're being treated for a mental health issue. that's just common sense. >> there's no evidence that these shooters were being treated for mental health. so what measure is going to happen now? >> jim, i don't know. listen the congress and the president need to sit down. i heard you earlier advocating for reducing clip size, if you had a smaller clip you don't kill as many people. that's absolutely true. but these people are twisted. they'll find ways around that. they'll tape two clips together. you've been in a war zone. you see how you take a clip and you tape one and the other one upside down so you can change it quicker. the people who are perpetrating

facebook, amazon, apple, big loser, down moyer than 5%. netflix, off 4%, and alphabet off 4% all under pressure they are in correction territory. that is down 10% or more from their recent 52-week highs >> and some extreme moves in the bond markets today as well the ten-year yield below 1.73% now, rick? >> 1.74%, the low i have seen is a whisker under 1.73%. here's something interesting, i have used this chart a lot it starts on the 31st, fed day what i want you to pay attention to is right before the press conference started on the 31st, we are trading 2.06, 2.07 in ten-year note yields down to 1.73%, the lows. now stands at 33 on the wide measure. if we look at, there's a differentiation of credit, at least in the etf market. here's july 1st of lge etf still looking okay you switch gears to hyg, the high-yield etf, it looks much different. and we see a lot of the spreads, especially the lesser quality, starting to widen against treasuries finally, the dollar yen. since july 1st, this is the carry trade gone awry. short covering, and it g

fellow officers escorting andre moyer's flag draped coffin in florida.impound the car when a driver pulled out a gun and began firing. two other officers hurt in the shootout. the gunman was killed. witnesses narrowly escaping disaster. >> the bullet went straight in the middle of my windshield missing my head and my two kids. they were in the back. >> the officer is the 27th officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. he served for nearly three years and leaves behind a wife. also breaking right now, at least one person is dead and one is hurt after a stabbing rampage in sydney australia. watch as a man raise as butcher's knife yelling god is great new arabic. by standers pinning him on the ground with cafe chairs and putting a milk crate over his head. police say he was carrying a flash drive with terrorist ideologies on it. the suspect is believed to be mentally ill. the attack is not being treated as terrorism. one state considers banning abortions as soon as a woman knows she is pregnant. the tennessee judiciary committee holding a second

30 years in terms of this resurrection of the silk road from the precolonial words wordd asians had moyer to do with each. other beltin road is china's contribution, in the last five to ten. >> but really i've been working this over the last 20 years, investing massively in cross-border railways, pipelines, highways, now they call it the digital silk road with huawei, fiber, optic cable and 5g. the infrastructural networking of asia, and china has committed hundreds of bill offed dollars to it. others as well. it's the bazooka of infrastructure. >> your definition of asia from where to where. >> that's a bug bear for me as a student of geography. they're on one definition of asia and is not not a continent. our kids always learn the wrong thing. which is that asia is a continent and europe is a continent. there's one big constant nantz called our eurasia from the mediterranean sea to the sea of japan, from russia to sing polar and-1/2 that's asia. there's no dispute about what is aches. the fact is the last 10, 10, 20 years we have been focuses on asia as if it's china and china revs all