mr. smith, you were raised in new orleans. what was your life like? mr. smith: it was great. it is the best city in the world. it is one of those places you do not fully appreciate until you are not there anymore. i was 17 years old when hurricane katrina hit new orleans. this week marked the 17th anniversary of katrina. it was a surreal moment for me to reflect on the fact this was half a lifetime ago. in so many ways, it feels like yesterday. i have been thinking a lot about how new orleans shaped me as a husband, a father, a writer, a person. but also thinking about all the ways my life was offended in ways i do not think i have fully processed yet. i just wrote about this incredible documentary, "katrina babies," and done by a young man -- will he is similar age to me -- but 13 when katrina hit. he made a documentary about the way young black children who were children when katrina happened, who did not necessarily have the language or vocabulary to express how they were experiencing this t

mrs. smith's class. whoa these students were in mrs. smith's fourth grade class last year as school re-opened for in-person learning were you ready for the fifth grade? >> yes, mrs. smith prepped me a lot i honestly wasn't that scared. >> before i did not know how to read perfectly. i couldn't pronounce some words, but now i will sound it out and i would actually get it >> reporter: early and often evaluations. >> where is the suburb located? >> reporter: building confidence and skills. rehema ellis, nbc news, indianapolis >>> coming up, after two hurricanes, the artist helping puerto rico come back we meet up with actor and composer lin-manuel miranda next

you might know mr. smith through his writing in the atlantic or his youtube series crash course in black american history. mr. smith, you were raised in new orleans. what was your life like? >> it was great. the best city in the world. it's one of those places you don't fully appreciate until you are not there anymore. i was 17-years-old when hurricane katrina hit new orleans. it shaped me as a father, writer, person, but also thinking about all the ways my life was upended in ways i don't think i fully processed yet. and i just wrote about this incredible documentary that came out on hbo and was done by a young man who was 13 when katrina hit and he made a documentary about the way that, how young black children were children whenn katrina happened but didn't necessarily have ther language or the vocabulary to express how they were experiencing the trauma he is sort of giving them a platform to look back and explain what that meant and felt like and how it continued to impact the lastt 17 years. so thinking

mr. smith appeared on the tv in the past couple of years ago. inhe was leading a reading progm at the d.c. jail. book tv covid it, a fascinating hours. mr. smith and his partner leading some of the prisoners in a book club and i recommend you watch that online if you get the chance. thank you for being with us here at the national book fair. >> thank you. >> if you're enjoying tv, sign up using the qr code on the screen. to receive a schedule of upcoming programs, book festivals and more. book tv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime on like a book tv to orcs. television for serious readers. ♪♪ >> weakens on c-span2 our intellectual he's ever saturday american history tv documents americantories. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including spotlight.

mr. smith or his writing in the atlantic or his youtube series crash course in black american history. you were raised in new orleans. what was your life like? >> it was great. new orleans is the best city in the world and it's onee of those facess that you don't fully appreciate until you're not there anymore. i was 17 years old when hurricane katrina hit new orleans. six weeks marks the 70th anniversary of katrina so it's a surreal moment for me to reflect on the fact that this was half a lifetime ago and so many ways it feels like it was just yesterday. i've been thinking a lot about how new orleans shaped me as a husband and as a father and a writer and a person but also thinking about all the ways my life was up-ended in ways that i almost don't think i fully processed yet and i wrote about this in this incredible documentary katrina baby which came out on hbo done by a young man who is similar to me but he was 13 when katrina hit animated documentary about the way, how young black childre

so for the, for the mr. smith, decision about changing the election law and partially changing the constitution of the ration of what's going on. let's see. always the work in the ally. let's give it a chance and see how it is that will now block or to gain more in the, in the new system. now then when he pulled out some, some real wheels from, from their, their cars. so let's see how it went to where i personally don't like to see have turnage over the was there sabina, that means that we are not democrats and we are not democrats, the country, the just the 3 are like that we have election, but we are not sure that the numbers that are published after the elections are the numbers that the people voted. you know, now there is a question and then there really male or the one the election or his election machine one the election or so there is, there is a big discussion know who really want elections into for and for me is still so the question why he didn't didn't so on for the 2nd a 2nd mandate as a member of the

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i a september the august when he was losing mr. smith, the utility mental south along can you? you've lost his number to do tardies a prospect on his dancing? yes. material middlebury the stolen tossed. put him in the so could you me to locate those night elderly. and if you will clearly doesn't, they'll probably keep her through the bill of my cousin that will if my cousin and miss thumbing his senior old dot off is club. can you yeah, jojo, no, i don't know yet. the thing is the training. yeah, of the board on the lawyer. i don't know. i don't know a zappa rosier and b p 's power lines and hydrogen receive a facility, hit the m b p 's health center destroyed based on the bronze admin buildings in adjacent areas sharing of a holiday. village near the m p. p, and field fire gate on admin buildings. roads damaged by shell fragments or tags on the m p. p sick bay. a drone attack the nuclear plant was intercepted a neutralized by an electronic warfare system. cafeteria, a special building in the plans and cooling systems, hit the ukrainians attack the plant damage power lines and

my shiny teeth, i a september the august when you go to see mr. smith, they usually middle south along. can you, your boss is not, but to do tardies a prospect on this dancing this material middle put in the stone and tossed even the so could you me to locate those not elderly. mr. walton and it doesn't now, but i'll keep it to the bill up because a lot will it because then misspelling the senior old off the is club kenya jojo. and i will talk noah yet the he missed the train. yeah, of both on the lawyer did a renewal with zappa rosier mp piece power lines and hydrogen receive a facility, hit the m b p 's health center destroyed here on the bronze admin buildings and adjacent areas sharing of a holiday village near the m p. p. and field, fire it on admin buildings, roads damaged by shell fragments or tags on the emp is sick bay. a drone attack, the nuclear plant was intercepted a neutralized by an electronic warfare system. cafeteria. a special building in the plans and cooling systems hit the ukrainians attack the plant damage power lines and communica

the american people feeling the gas actually just putting up an extra shaft on like a team that mr. smith is appreciation. now, my number as a law, couple of industries referred to them. i knew what the worst or whether the consortium concurrence customer was bustling a tenuous or probably over she goes to turn mister venus much bush and would you think it'll be a nice mission straps into the rope? and then the she says she doesn't. she is, she's always missed and that would be the premium, you know, as a pre teach exploiter, he's cumulative unless you know if there's any conflicts, but he would appreciate the motion low in this, but on the bus crashes, he need the in clinic to go to a she shows up with one oakland, she knew who she was, i was needing some gloves for college because it is a socialist. but i'm sure many experts predicts that anti russia sanctions will follow the iranian scenario. for more than 40 years. iran has been living under a western economic blockade. the virtual people are generally managed to continue in the motor segments of society or for they do faces. now gene

mr. smith, i'm glad we were able to clean up at least a little today or to seem maybe half of what scattered around here. oh, and with that, a new environmental awareness is growing along the banks of the bosner. this is bruno for ring, an italian who knows how to have fun. in fact, he's made it his life's work, but his amusement park rollercoasters, ferris wheels carousel. every piece has been hand crafted by him. it's tucked away in a forest in northern italy. and while it may not have all the bells and whistles, bruno park offers something truly unique. it's green in more ways than one. ah, the viola conveyor the hum back caught the wheel of death. there are just a few of the $37.00 attractions at the amusement park. i p o p, italian fall under the puppies. and it was all built by this man for very big stretch your legs out in front of you. straigten them out. yes, that's it. great. otherwise you land with your nose on the rubber because in a bonus room, not only home mental, bruno, for in i

the american people feeling the gas actually just putting up an extra shaft on like a team that mr. smith, correct now my number as a law, couple of industries to them. i knew where they were still, whether the consortium concurrence customer, she was bustling tanya, probably overshooting certain things much push and would take him when he was it'll be on the new mission straps into each case. if you were open then the she says she should be used for that was missing from that it was over the premium, you know, as a pre teach if he's cumulative, unless you really, really nice. there's any conflicts, but he would appreciate knowing that on the bus crashes, he need the internet to go to research shows up with them and he knew who was a bus lead that works for college because it is, this is associated with many experts predicts at anti russia, the sanctions will follow the iranian scenario. for more than 40 years, iran has been living under a western economic blockades. the richer people in germany managed to continue the motor thickness side linda. they do facebook ha, generally around the

mr. smith, i'm glad we were able to clean up at least a little today. for the move, maybe half of what scattered around here, all and with that, a new environmental awareness is growing along the banks of the bozza in a forest in northern italy. and while it may not have all the bells and whistles, bruno park offers something truly unique. it's green in more ways than one. the roller conveyor the hum back called the wheel of death. with that, so just a few of the $37.00 attractions at the amusement park. i p o p, italian fall under the puppies. and it was all built by this man to very busy stretch our legs out in front of you. straighten them out. yes, that's it. made otherwise your lan with your nose on the robber, because nobody knew from natalie or mental. bruno for in is 85 years old. he built his 1st swing here half a century ago. i real permission from the georgia. it's always a joy to come here and see what i built up in 50 years. i value, it's a great feeling to be able to say about your own life. and i made all my dreams come true. therefore ha

mr. smith, i'm glad we were able to clean up at least a little. this is bruno for ring, an italian who knows how to have fun. in fact, he's made it his life's work, but his amusement park rollercoasters, ferris wheels carousel. every piece has been hand crafted by him, is tucked away in a forest in northern italy. and while it may not have all the bells and whistles, bruno park offers something truly unique. it's green in more ways. and one the roller conveyor the hum back caught the wheel of death with that. so just a few of the $37.00 attractions at the amusement park. i p o p, italian fall under the puppies. and it was all built by this man for everybody. very busy stretch your legs out in front of you. straigten them out. yes, that's it. made otherwise your lan with your nose on the rubber because you know, but this will not only will mental. bruno for, in is 85 years old. he built his 1st swing here half a century ago. i real premera, actually bruno georgia. it's always a joy to come here and see what i've built up in 50 years, and it's a gre

mr. smith: i thank the ranking member from ohio for his leadership and for his kind word. and i would like to thank the chairman of the judiciary committee for sponsoring this extraordinarily important piece of legislation. you know, mr. speaker, everyone remembers where they were and what they were doing. i was in washington here. chairing a veterans' affairs committee hearing when a group of radical jihadists hijacked four airliners to perpetrate the worst act of terrorism in american history. today, 21 years later, we remember the horror and pain suffered by those who were murdered and the anguish felt by their families and friends, both then and now. on the morning of 9/11 i got a mere glimpse into the sense of horror suffered by the victims' families when i couldn't reach my own brother, tom, a captain who often piloted flight 11 from lowingen to l.a., the flight that crash into the north tower. after several hours i finally made contact, he was ok. but he was friends with the crew of flight 11, all who were killed that day. i asked my colleagues to strongly support h

if that movie was adapted for to day at the end, mr. smith would wake up realizing that his whole adventure was just a front for a billionaire pulling strings from behind with tens of millions of dollars spent in political action committees, with virtually no transparency, big money and big power or the name of the game in today's america there are a lot of david and goliath stand offs in american politics to day. but usually goliath winds, there are folks out there who still are brave enough to run for public office and sincerely want to serve their constituencies. but it's getting harder and harder to break through the money barrier. and that's the bottom line. ah. after world war 2, frances great empire began to unravel in vietnam to most heavy, but he was staying themselves in the street, dusting with joy kissing each other. and algeria, he does, and does, she knew as if the indo chinese that managed to beat the french army? why not die? the decline continues and episode 2 of blood and tears. french tea colonization on al jazeera action t

filming of the film as a director of the film, a report will be made, he worked on the tapes mr. and mrs. smithhe bourne identification. cruise's hero will fly into space in order to save the day. what exactly is not yet specified the plot of the film is kept secret, but in fact, tom cruise repeatedly risked his life during the filming he prefers to perform dangerous and complex stunts on his own in principle, refusing the help of understudies. well, it’s worth saying that we know that russian actors have already flown into space. moreover, even directors like klin shipenko, yulia relocate and so on. in general, it seems to me, yes, they certainly were pioneers. but as far as i understand, the difference is that the competition still intends to go into outer space. so here it is. still, he will do something first. i would like to say mission accomplished for tom cruise but still in space in space, he will not be the first actor, and secondly, it seems to me that in tom cruise he takes another height , moreover, such a high height, it literally feels like he wants to prove something himself i wo

more than mr. smith. but i'm told it is a significant stake. >> okay. david faber. let's talk china and geopolitics. yesterday ant tony blinken said beijing's approach to taiwan has changed in recent years. >> instead of sticking with the status quo, that was established and in a positive way, a fundament decision that the status quo was no longer acceptable and that beijing was determined to pursue reunification on a much faster timeline >> joining us right now with his thought on whether he thinks the time line has shortened is virginia senator mark warner senator warner thank you for being here it is good to see you. >> thank you, becky. >> blinken pointing to this but it comes after comments from president xi talking about how reunification is coming, they would like to do it peacefully but they will do it by any means necessary. >> you have two autocrats, putin with rebuilding the soviet empire and xi confirmed nor another five years has been very clear that he thinks acquiring, invading, taking over taiwan is his life goal. and i think we have to realize that

mr. smith has also appeared on booktv in the past couple of years ago he was in a reading program. the tv covered it and it's a fascinating two hours. mr. smith and his partner leaving some of the prisoners in it look club and i recommend that to you to watch if you get a chance. thank you for being with us at the national book fair. >> thank you. author dan abrams where did you come up with the idea of writing about presence and famous americans in the trials they were involved in? >> it's a started when my co-author david fischer approached me and i didn't know them well. we knew each other through friendsm and he said to me there's this amazing story out theree of abraham lincoln and in the final case that he ever argued. and there's a transcript of the trial. it's only transcript that exists in any case the link in ever argued and he said to me you know what you want to join me in writing a book? i didn't believe that there was this great linking case with a transcript out there that no one

mrs. smith and the bourne identification. we are waiting for records, but for now we are waiting. let's admire the amazing record that they tried to set in the us state of orinois the fact is that 66 couples tied themselves up there, who wanted to hold the most massive dog wedding near the marriage, but , unfortunately, this was not enough for the world record, because in 2007 178 couples were engaged in colorado. well , however, this moment, none of those present was upset by their owners and pets. have a fun time. do you know why you didn't get upset? it seems to me, because dog marriages, they are not forever. here, uh, these are such animals that not only get married there, and everything creates uh a family. uh, here's to the end of their days children give birth to only one and the same female. no, they change, so it's nonsense to be upset. you can get married once today, and then again, if you are a dog, of course, you didn’t think that they should always have loyalty and devotion, but since it’s so beautiful and offic

they were given under the name mr. smith when they were originally given so he's a generous man the real issue with him is that he really understood that social support for business was critical to businesses viability in his case. that was the community of rochester where he really focused a lot of his philanthropy and more broadly on areas that were complementary to business if i think of business today a lot of business leaders, i think take social support for the basic market system as as given that i i wrote a piece recently in atlantic, and i know they haven't been talking to many people 30 and under that. well, that's what i was about to say and if you talk to even business school to so these aren't undergraduate political science students and talk about people who are studying finance and business school are skeptical of the outcomes of the capitalist business oriented economy. so i think businesses need to be more engaged their businesses also can solve a great many things in partnerships with each other and with lo

and mrs. smithaway in 2012 at the age of 67. >> i was holding him. his last conscious words were to apologize for leaving me alone. >> reporter: you can see the press here. >> yes. >> reporter: to this day, she doesn't get what all the fuss was about. after all, hers was just an ordinary wedding. even if it wasn't. >> we didn't get married for any reason other than the fact that we loved each other. we weren't tryin ining to prove anything, change anything. sorry to be so boring, but that's the truth of it. we just loved each other. >>> for more on this and other stories, mobituaries, wherever you get your podcasts. covid-19 moves fast, and now you can too by asking your healthcare provider if an oral treatment is right for you. oral treatments can be taken at home and must be taken within 5 days from when symptoms first appear. if you have symptoms of covid-19, even if they are mild, don't wait, get tested quickly. if you test positive and are at high risk of severe disease, act fast. ask if an ora

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markets as opposed to the private, which is where they typically have done most of their buying, mr. smith likes his founders. >> i'm not arguing that knowbe4 isn't incredibly important it is. but citi and jpmorgan have notes about apple today. >> it's a little bit bigger company. >> and i put the citi piece, we are not scared of apple stock, despite halloween. so a little levity in a period of negativity. jpmorgan says, except resiliency, counter to buy-side expectations both these pieces, while not as important as know after or vista or whatever you're talking about, are very important, because apple is still the key to this market >> it is it's the key to this market. okay i believe that >> did you ever see the amazon gentleman this morning on amazon prime? squawk >> no. >> amazon prime is doing great amazon web services is doing great. amazon advertising is doing great. and yet, the stock has been horrendous what do you make of that >> well, you know -- >> okay, thank you >> their costs have gone up a lot. >> costs >> they hired a lot more people than they needed to. >> well, you shoul

i also would like to say, mr. smith, i had the opportunity to see you speak in warren, ohio. it was a very informative and humorous presentation. once again, let me thank the panel and i will take the answer off the air. thank you so much, happy independence day to all of you. goodbye. >> thank you, michael. >> amity plays on the forgotten man. >> i will it's very fast. franklin roosevelt, low on akon and higher on foreign policy. >> it is 202. (202) 748-8001 for republicans who want to join in the last ten or 15 minutes here, democrats (202) 748-8000 (202) 748-8002. doug brinkley edna greene medford come back to you. in light of the discussion of abraham lincoln being so high on our list and being bracketed by the presidents who are loose on our list. why is that? is that surprising to you that the best president falls right between that works? >> not in the least. there is a reason for that. these are all mid 19th century presidents. the three that are at the bottom of the list our presidents who were faced with a crisis and did not manage it well. pierce just stands by as

hi mr. smith. i'm guy mallory. how are things going? he just lived and breathed this, and this is all you did. and i would be maybe late, and loved this job, but it's two jobs. while don't cry for me, argentina, but when the media says congress is on vacation, they are not, they are back in their districts doing what they're supposed to do you. and again, i've never loved. it if you want to beat me your kids eagle scout or, if you want to throw me the first baseball at little league baseball, you are getting me to vote whether to go to war. this is a big. deal. wherever you want me, i am going to be, all the time. so i would do that, friends would come over, take care of my daughter, he had no idea. he was having a great time. but i missed her. and then i would be with her. and i felt guilty about not being at your kid's eagle scout award. so when i got the opportunity -- to anchor a show on cbs, which was supposed to be more political than it turned out to be. it was three days a week, to keep your hands and it, but not really. it just

and mrs. smith were looking through her bedroom and came across some journals that tera kept.relating to a relationship between tera smith and troy zink. >> they also say they found this four-page letter that tera had addressed to troy zink. to the smiths, it seemed to confirm that she was involved in an intimate relationship with him. she wrote, "i know that what i'm doing is wrong. there is no way to overlook this fact. it's against god's will, and we both know it. but the letter also makes it clear that tera had deep regrets, and she decided to end the relationship. she wrote, "ask yourself this question -- are you putting yourself and us before god? i know i am, but not anymore." >> we think she intended to give the letter to him, and then opted to meet him in person instead. >> we know that she did call him the day of her disappearance, which is saturday. she wanted to meet with him to tell him in person that she was calling off the relationship. >> i called the house, talked to his wife. and she didn't know where he was, but he wasn't at home. >> at this point, the smith

mr smith, i was invited here and i'm prepared to try to talk about the republican convention, but i maintainhere listening to all of you debate the issues of the day, i feel like these — debate the issues of the day, i feel like these conversations can be traced — like these conversations can be traced back to this moment in media history. _ traced back to this moment in media history, when this decision was made to bring _ history, when this decision was made to bring opinions into a format that had never— to bring opinions into a format that had never really made space for them before _ had never really made space for them before. these two characters we are playing _ before. these two characters we are playing represent the origin of that and then— playing represent the origin of that and then it is relevant to trace where — and then it is relevant to trace where it— and then it is relevant to trace where it led us and where we have arrived _ where it led us and where we have arrived. ~ , , ., ., arrived. absolutely. you have basically got _ arrived. absolutely. you have basically got som

mr. richard norton smith and i had opportunity to hear you speak in ohio, is a very informative and humorous presentation and once again let me think of panel and it will take the answer off the air. thank you and happy independence day to all of you. >> on the forgotten man. >> cell franklin roosevelt, higher on foreign policy predict. >> democrats (202)748-8000 and independence (202)748-8002. i coming back to you, and the length of the discussion about abraham lincoln, the supplier list and bracketed by the presidents with the lowest on our list. why is that in this is surprising to you that the best presidents follow white pentagram between the two worse. >> not in the least. these were all mid- 19th century presidents predict and i agree that at the bottom of the list, are presidents who were faced with a crisis and did not manage it well. it appeared to do this as the country was on railing he perhaps condemned something in his at the person in the middle of this whole debate over the expansion of slavery. in the 1850s, he allows well the act peers doesn't really attempt to challenge th

mrs pelosi was in washington at the time. our north america editor, sarah smith, reports.the intruder used a hammer to smash glass doors and break into the pelosi home, shouting, "where's nancy?" this appears to be a targeted attack. he tried to tie up paul pelosi to wait for his wife to come home. she was in washington at the time. police arrived as the attack was happening. our officers observed mr pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. 82—year—old paul pelosi is in hospital undergoing brain surgery. the suspect will be charged with attempted homicide. nancy! 0h, nancy! during the attack on the capitol on 6 january last year, rioters were specifically searching for nancy pelosi. she'd been evacuated from the building by police. later, she blamed donald trump for inciting the riot and putting politicians in danger. it shouldn't be that not only is the president of the united states inciting an insurrection, but keeps fanning the flame, endangering the security of members of congr

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