it goes live tuesday, november 5 at noon pacific time. it is very exciting.l in that phase where nobody is sure of the correct way to go from a blockchain starting at zero to be a true decentralized network. get tokens into many people around the world. they can interact with people around the world. we are doing a sale through coin list. libra changeds the regulatory scrutiny around all of this? >> it is brought more energy it waspull thought friends. it has been great for us. started thinking critically about, if facebook thinks this is real, maybe it is not just some made up french technology. maybe this actually has potential. in the corner of thinking blockchain is usable for business and people to actually create resilient applications and transmit data in a secure way. you can track supply chains, interactions between companies. we are working on a partnership with a company doing medical device tracking. facebook entering the arena has really increased regulatory scrutiny. taylor: who is on our heels? as a china? china?it >> i would've said they are n

. >> i'll tell you where "red table talk" can be found, facebook watch, noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacifice, the only, tim mcgraw who is here i had the good fortune of hanging out with this guy last night and his beautiful wife faith at a big event, he's promoting this new book called. >> "grit and grace." >> by the way, he packed the joint, a thousand women screaming. >> he was doing that and still on tour. >> how about that. that was an education in itself, hanging out with jon meacham absolutely. >> we're going to talk about this book in a little bit. it's about fitness, which i think we can all use a little bit, but it also talks about tim's life and it's a cool story. >> thank you we had a good time writing it, and actually for me, i learned a lot in the process of writing it, and it fired me up to get sort of back on track in some of the things. >> you're back on track. we're going to speak with you more in just a bit we'll be back with tim after your local news and weather. >>> good morning, 8:26 i'm marcus washington. in the last few minutes nbc learned that president trump lost th

carried from noon until 3:00 eastern time, 9:00 in the pacific time. it is easily found.erals andte even leftists to listen for a week. at least have an idea of what we in college, years four years in high school, and now eight years in element you school, namely, the other side. tell me if you hear hate. i have had 70 conservative events as a lecturer -- so many conservative events as a lecturer. i wish people would view them. you do not hear hate. it is all a lie. this is a grandiose line. -- lie. it has come down to if you differ from the left, you are a hater. 90% of the country's hatred comes from the left. it is a phenomenon that people have to understand. they are angrier. here is a very sad reality. woman, sheis a happy is more likely to be conservative than liberal. conservatives in every poll are happier. you know why? we are grateful. we are grateful to be american. i know ofot a leftist -- not liberals -- there is not a leftist who would say i am grateful to be an american. a black who says i'm grateful to be american blacks -- votes republican. a woman who sa

it is carried from noon until 3:00 eastern time, 9:00 in the morning pacific time.is all around the country. not in every city, but it is easily found. i really invite liberals and even leftists to listen for a week. at least have an idea of what we hear -- four years in college, four years in high school, and now eight years in elementary school, namely, the other side. you tell me if you hear hate. i have had so many conservative events as a lecturer. would be -- well, they are recorded, but i wish people would view them. you do not hear hate. this notion, it is all a lie. this is a grandiose lie. basically, it has come down to if you differ from the left, you are a hater. 90% of the country's hatred comes from the left. it is a phenomenon that people have to understand. they are angrier. i mean, it -- look. here is a very sad reality. if a woman is a happy woman, she is more likely to be conservative than liberal. because conservatives in every poll are happier. and you know why? we are grateful. we are grateful, for example, to be american. there is not a leftis

noon and 8:00. then low pressure dives out of the gulf of alaska and pacific northwest by tuesday.d and cold will move south. temperatures will only be in the mid 50s for highs. that's tuesday. tomorrow is okay. chance of rain persists through thanksgiving, by the way. and all that rain turns into snow. there are already winter storm warnings posted beginning tuesday lasting through thanksgiving. the worst travel time will be tuesday night. heavy snow. 2 to 4 feet. down to 2,000-foot snow levels and powerful winds at the crests. it makes for hazardous to impossible travel on tuesday night. futurecast for the rain back in the bay area shows the total of about half an inch to an inch of rain. a little bit more at the higher elevations. it will get wet, not hugely wet but nevertheless you'll notice it. tomorrow morning, and i want to emphasize this. this doesn't all start until tuesday. tomorrow is fine. it will be clear but cool. tomorrow the numbers come down 5 to 10 degrees. so we begin a step in the cooler direction. sunny but windy. elevated fire concerns tomorrow. rain and wind

noon eastern also here on c-span. we have more from the hudson institute with a discussion on china's global influence and a growing competition between the u.s. and china in the indo pacific watch that live at noon eastern on c-span two, online at c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio app. today, we will have the 30th addition of the annual turkey pardoning started in 1989 by george w bush. first president trump and lady melania trump will hold the ceremony for two turkeys named bread and butter. that will be right around 2:00 p.m. eastern. c-span's campaign 2020 is with president trump live today at 7:00 p.m. eastern as he holds a campaign rally in sunrise, florida. his first their sons changing his residency from new york to florida in late october. live coverage on c-span. what it online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> we are going to talk about the u.s. and mexico canada trade agreement for the next hour. two guests joining us. one is a global trade watch director. also, phil cox of the group trade works for america. he serves as the cochair. thank you for joining us today. give us a snapshot of what usmca is and the perspective you

noon eastern a discussion on china's global influence. the growing competition between china and the u.s. and the indo pacificcould you can watch all of our live events online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> next, presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar holds a town hall meeting at new england college in henniker, new hampshire. she meets with voters in talks with reporters from the new england area.

noon eastern a discussion on china's global influence. the growing competition between china and the u.s. and the indo pacific region could you can watch all of our live events online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> next, presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar holds a town hall meeting at new england college in henniker, new hampshire. she meets with voters in talks with reporters from the new england area. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody. hello. so on behalf of the center for civic engagement here in new england college, it is my pleasure to introduce to you to presidential canada and united states senator, amy klobuchar. [applause] amy is the first woman to be elected to the united states senate in minnesota's history, and she has a well-known reputation of getting things done while she is there. a recent study has actually ranked her the most effective democratic senator in the last united states congress. [applause] she is committed to improving the lives of families in the heartland, ensuring that kids that grew up in rural america can stay in rural america.

carried from noon until 3:00 eastern time, 9:00 in the pacific time. it is easily found.andte even leftists to listen for a week. at least have an idea of what we in college, years four years in high school, and now eight years in element you school, namely, the other side. tell me if you hear hate. i have had 70 conservative events as a lecturer -- so many conservative events as a lecturer. i wish people would view them. you do not hear hate. it is all a lie. this is a grandiose line. -- lie. it has come down to if you differ from the left, you are a hater. 90% of the country's hatred comes from the left. it is a phenomenon that people have to understand. they are angrier. here is a very sad reality. woman, sheis a happy is more likely to be conservative than liberal. conservatives in every poll are happier. you know why? we are grateful. we are grateful to be american. i know ofot a leftist -- not liberals -- there is not a leftist who would say i am grateful to be an american. a black who says i'm grateful to be american blacks -- votes republican. a woman who says tha

pacific region. this event hosted by the hudson institute is live on c-span2 today starting at noon eastern.you can watch it online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. during this thanksgiving week we are showcasing booktv programs normally available weekends here on c-span2. tonight at eight eastern books on u.s. intelligence. that's booktv tonight on c-span2 work .. .. >> c-span's student can competition is in full swing. all across the country middle and high school students are hard at work creating short documentaries on issues they would like presidential candidates to address in their campaign. we would love to see your progress. take us behind-the-scenes and share your photos using student cam 20/20 for a chance to win additional cash prizes. still working on an idea? we have resources on our website to help out. are getting starting page, student cam.org, has information to guide you through the process of making a documentary. c-span will award $100,000 in total cash prizes including a $5000 grand prize. all eligible entities must be received by midnight on

pacific at 61. my to be some stubborn fog going into about the noon hour or so upper 60's heading upo the northern edgeity at 71 was san tteo at 70. the south bay, some lower 70's to be had her morgan hill tugh up to about 77. milpas back to 72 with cupertino as well upper 60's near about 70 for hayward onhe east bay shoreline mid 70's. cover tri valley, dublin, 75 also looking at 75 for walnut creek and danville 76 meanwhile for concord 69 for oakland becky at 67 and pair of the north bay we got fairfield at 7871 fonapa and sonoma at 75 somewhat reduc numbers again compared to what we're going to see tomorrow. santa rose at more 70's heading down soh. court the beaches though in the north bay here particularly upr 50's at that so we do pop tomorrow at about 80, but then a gradual decline throughout the week here, we'd like thi flow patrn coming in on shore brings in some cooler air but more importantly, it usual helps bring us some rain showers don't know if that will come together for us on friday, but watching anoter batch by the end of next weekend. let's get back to t news this morning, a story ou

living their lives. 202-748-8200 for those of you in the east noon central time zone, 202-748-8201 if you live in the mountain and pacific talking about the mccarthy era. did your father ever come to contact with macarthur? >> no. mccarthy died before we got to his contact, and it should be understood that senator joseph mccarthy of wisconsin was a senator. he was the chairman of the subcommittee doing many of the same things as the house un-american activities committee. his focus is mostly on what he saw were communists in the federal government. he was the leading of the congressman on the committee who interviewed my father was elected to the senate right after that. join the committee with mccarthy and saul mccarthy's demagogue and really helped president eisenhower and others undo mccarthy and a decade later would read a book called days of shame regretting everything he done during that era. >> what was your mother's call during all these moves and during the red scare. my mother was political too. she was as ideological or more so than my dad. she had been a member of the young communist. she was not followed by

pacific time thursday shortly after an airport spokesperson says the pilot declared an emergency pointing to a possible mechanical issue sens the plane returned to lax just after noonders on the tarmac passengers got off the plane safely and were bussed back to the terminal many of them spending hours on a ticketing line trying to find another way on to another flight despite the rough start little maui and her family are ready to restart their adventure. >> were you very brave, and were you a good girl? >> yeah. >> they were remarkably calm, actually, considering, miguel, there weren't any injuries, were there? >> that's the good news, all the passengers were safe it's certainly unsafe to see something like that, and this morning there's still no official cause for the fire shooting out of the plane's engine philippines airline did not immediately return our call for comment. >> even if they lose an engine and take a pilot's simulator on a regular basis. >> you're a pilot, right. >> i'm just an aviation geek. >> same thing, same thing. thank you, lester. >>> still to come, why wait a week for black friday, we're going to fill you in on some really big holiday sale