patrick o'connell, james patterson. [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much. please. the first lady and i would just like to welcome everyone to the white house, a special place, very, very special, no matter where you go in the world, this is one of those places that you never forget. this afternoon it is my immense privilege to present our nation's highest honors for contributions to american art and culture, the national medal of arts in the national humanities model. please join me in congratulating each of today's recipients on their truly phenomenal achievement. it is an incredible achievement and congratulations to all. [applause] with us today our vice president mike pence, mike thank you very much, secretary steven mnuchin, secretary betsy devos, thank you very much that too. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and a great warrior and a man who has done some incredible things two weeks ago, al-baghdadi,

[applause] patrick j o'connell.our time he has raised the culinary arts to new heights of excellence to celebrate local farmers. [applause] james patterson. to be one of the most successful american authors of our time the prodigious as fascinating works to be enjoyed by millions. and then inspire many to realize their potential. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please remain in your seats until the president and the first lady have departed the room. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight on c-span2 republican national committee chair rhonda mcdaniel on 2020 elections and other political news of the day at the christian science monitor. then a look at efforts to develop of universal flu vaccine. >> c-span's washington journal live everyday with news on policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning.

o'connell, for being one of the greatest chefs of our time.nn at little washington, he has raised the culinary arts to new heights of excellence by embracing regional flavors and celebrating local farmers. [applause] >> james patterson, for being one of the most successful american authors of our time. his prodigious imagination has resulted in fascinating works that have been enjoyed by millions. his championship of literacy in america has inspired many to realize their potential. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the president, mrs. trump have to part of their room. ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal. live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, a discussion on form with american farm bureau federation executive vice president deal dale moore. then a talk on 2020 and impeachment with the contributing writer of "the nation." and we discussed g.o.p. tax cuts with grover norquist. be sure to watch. c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this mo

i teach at john o'connell saturday mornings. my students range from extremely college ready to getting there, and i love seeing the opportunity to have conversations with people about their future because the very nature of community organizing isn't just about politics, it just about civic engagement. when we talk about paul robeson, they say hey, i'm interested in getting into theater. what does that have to do with theater? same thing with art, being able to tell people that now that they're a city college student, they can take advantage of these program, and that's a beautiful thing, watching people's minds open up to possibilities that were there all along but they didn't know that they were there. so that's great. alex and hillary have both visited -- visited the class. i invite everyone to do this. i believe that this is one of the major pathways towards the equity that we are all -- all striving for. there are many controversies at city college, and this should not be one of them. this is something we should all be unit

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o'connell it's the busy bee he admires their social organization and the benefits they have for us humans. cull fun is most impressed by elephants he writes when it comes to helping each other they show us the way to live in solidarity. feels as favorite is the wood frog it's able to tolerate the cold in winter by cooling down so far that its heart stops beating until the spring fall. will is most impressed by that we could nya this attractive graceful animal produces a fine and highly prized bull it lives in the andes at altitudes of more than 4000 meters. and ricardo is well up by the mexican axe a lot of especially by its ability to regenerate its limbs and scientists are pretty impressed by that to. 1800 adult actual levels live and the research institute of molecular pathology in vienna. one of its fields of research is the biology of organ regeneration. catalina luster's researching the actual of those ability to recruit limbs. one of legs amputated under anaesthetic a new one grows from the animal's remaining cells. the right leg on this actual level is an original limb the other.

my guests today — indianjournalist ashis ray, irish broadcaster brian o'connell, greg katz of us newsassociated press, and agnes poirier of french news magazine marianne. welcome to you all. four years ago, climate change barely registered as a voter issue in a british election. this time, it's a priority. the same is true of the battle for the democratic presidential nomination in the us. but does voter anxiety translate into government action? climate scientists say three in four countries have inadequate pledges on cutting emissions. among them is india, whose capital has been choking on smog this month. a week from now, governments get another chance to step up at the madrid climate summit. so, will they take it? ashis, you have just ashis, you havejust come back from india. is the smog concentrating minds ahead of madrid? the smog has lifted, to a certain extent, but it is still very toxic and it was pretty serious just a couple of weeks ago. having said that, i think that this toxic smog is caused, to a large extent, by crop burning in neighbouring states. and that smoke is what

rids clapping and praising o'connell as he embraces the man whoav it forwa. >> reporter: a close call. b.a.r.t. riders think it's time to make the platforms safer. >> they could use some kind of barrier to prevent that from happening in the future too. >> reporter: a humble employee coming to terms with the new job title, hero. >> thank god he gets to see another day. >> reporter: and b.a.r.t. says this is a great reminder for riders to stay vigilant at all times and keep a safe distance between you and the platform edge. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much. he is a hero. >>> up next at 6:30, it's monterey county's version of the shaw shanks redemption. new photos showing how two murder suspects escaped jail. >> what she had to say about president trump as part of the impeachment inquiry. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies thate in. i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sof

now as chief national correspondent ed henry for fox with some breaking news reporting on all of o'connell's. >> good to see you, this has been a moving target in terms of the schedule. house democrats were saying they might move forward on articles of impeachment by thanksgiving. maybe they will get it done by christmas, what does that mean? it means mitch mcconnell would be setting up a trial at some point in mid-late january, maybe even into february and as you say, that starts touching into the iowa caucuses, new hampshire primary. it could go -- it had about six weeks -- all the way closer to super tuesday, pinning various 2020 democrats down in washington at the trial. what i'm hearing from some of the president's advisors is that the mitch mcconnell right there at the white house with the president yesterday talking judicial nominations, he had multiple conversations with the president in private on how a senate trial may play out and i'm told that mcconnell told the president if he does two things he's going to survive this -- one, deal with senators one on one in the days ahead on p

california is fast becoming a ticking time bomb, and residents do not know what is going on, ford o'connela blamed for the wildfires that gives a lot of political donation to democrat there, gavin newsom and his wife government 700,000 from pg&e? pg&e has been blasted gavin newsom. for not stopping the wildfires, that are triggered by the power lines, your take? >> i think 30 years, california was the envy of the nation, it now a ticking time bomb under governor gavin newsom. he has gone from blaming climate change to blaming capitalism, and he takes 700,000 dollars over two decade political career from pg&e. and therefore claiming now they are to blame, but every time he holds them up in court, and regulates them, they cannot update their electric infrastructure, the simple way to fix or mitigate california wildfires would have to more pragmatic forest management and put power lines under ground, very above ground. louground. elizabeth: why didn't pg&e spend i think 50 billion do bury the power lines, how come everyone in california is not onboard with this? where is hollywood, where are

. >> reporter: supervisor john o'connell said he would not call himself a superhero, it appears he is about the only point who would not. i do not think it is anything special, honestly. it is what i am here for. >> reporter: bart surveillance video captured what happened on the oakland coliseum station platform just after the raiders game let out. a man holding his cell phone calls on the track and a train is fast approaching. o'connor says he saw it and just reacted. >> he came from here and went into the trackway. when i looked up, i saw the train coming. there was not a lot t thindown in slow motion. for next later, a passenger videotaped the two men hugging and posted it on twitter. >> after i got him out, i was a little angry because that is why we are here. i spoke to him later and told him pay it forward. >> reporter: the rescued man described as being in his 20s was taken to the hospital, but not for any injuries connected with the fall. >> he was intoxicated. >> reporter: o'connor says he is not sure we found the physical strength to pull him out. >> i don't know if i could

o'connell and trump don't want a long trial, either, you know? we're so used to the senate leaving town on thursday afternoons at 1:45, but under the rules in the impeachment trial, they're in six days a week, monday through saturday, starting at 1:00 every day. if they want to do a day trip on sunday to iowa, all the more power to them, but otherwise the scheduling just isn't going to work. >> i just can't understand. it's unprecedented. >> it's unprecedented, but if you're someone like kamala harris and your biggest moments are happening on television, it's actually better to be in washington than it is in iowa. >> first we need a schedule. we'll figure out what the house is going to do. >>> vice president joe biden is in iowa and he joins don lemon for a conversation tonight at 10:00 eastern. you don't want to miss that. >>> i hope to see you back here on monday as well. brianna keilar starts right now. have a great afternoon. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. underway right now after days of damning testimony, ho

connell: grady, reaction from our friend ford o'connell.ic forum pac chairman, republican strategist. last seen at washington national as game standing next to me at the world series. anytime you can use someone's words against them you make an interesting argument. whose side what are you on, mr. zuckerberg or mr. sorkin? >> mark zuckerberg. i've been critical of mark zuckerberg's business practices but he is right. free speech is uniquely american principle. it needs to be protected at every turn. outside of incitement we should encourage more free speech, not less. aaron sorkin says we should censor speech we don't like. he has a very low opinion of american voters and their choices. connell: would make sure you're not putting stuff out that is not true, right? the thing he said in the op-ed i give him credit being funny, mark zuckerberg saying what you're saying, let the people decide, put the information out there. whatever it may be true or not let the people decide and sorkin wrote about it. now you tell me, if i only known that i wo

chair of the civic for pac, ford o'connell and leslie marshall. i have to talk to you.re a moderates. that i feel the moderates regained momentum in this process. >> depends where you're standing. >> from my vantage point, feels like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders lost a little bit. maybe warren's misstep with respect to the grand schemes that she has. obviously we see buttigieg rising in polls. we see biden holding. and we see mod rats entering the process. >> i don't think it is, you know, are the moderates now coming into their own, if you will. i think they have been all along. biden has been in the top three all along and president obama is right. i wrote a piece about that on foxnews.com which they put up this warning. the reason he is right the general election is 50-state race. the majority of americans are in line with what a centrist moderate democrat is putting out there. that is why one of the reasons mayor pete has risen, kicking it, surging in iowa and new hampshire is, it is not just his personality. charles: right. >> it is not just that he was atta

until then, wayward passengers may have to rely on guardian angels such as john o'connell. >> it feels to be called a hero. it is what we are supposed to do. >> reporter: at the oakland coliseum bart station, ktvu fox 2 news. >> very touching, he got emotional there. you can understand why it happened so fast. >> how he was able to pick that man up and literally that train was that far away from hitting him, just an incredible story and what an incredible bart employee. >> nice to see this one had a happy ending. >>> coming up, both are already being counted in san francisco tonight. early ballots are coming in before tomorrow's election. coming up next, a look at the new voting machines that allow you to make sure your vote is counted. >>> plus, one of the bay area's biggest issues, today, apple announced they want to be a part of the solution. where apple plans to spend more than $2 billion on the housing crisis. it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of

kelly o'connell in west palm beach, florida. florida remains in california. >> it's sunny and 80. >> i looked behind you, what a beautiful place, must be california, it's florida. >>> i want to bring in attorney liz holzman, who sat on the house judiciary committee and recommended articles of impeachment against president nixon and the author of "the case for impeaching donald trump." and welcome to all three of you. liz, let me start with you. i can't get enough of this week with rudy giuliani and donald trump. giuliani saying he has insurance, trump saying he's a nice guy. he was in ukraine, he had other clients which is what he used to say about michael cohen, by the way. the two in public sort of dancing around each other, sort of threatening each other and sort of caressing each other. unclear what is going on. >> distancing them from each other. each other from themselves. i'm getting confused about that, but it's astonishing for trump to say all of a sudden that he didn't direct giuliani when we have witness after witness

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joseph o'connell at stanford law school has done terrific worbgts talking about the vacancies.e legal movements, most americans don't know what the administrative state is. it's how you get your passports and basic things. we wouldn't be able to have a functioning government. yet there is deep skepticism of it. we have an administration that is hell bent, of eviscerating it. >> who can be an acting person in this administration. . >> exactly. >> 100 days before the primary, we are crunching the numbers on medicare for all. making a promise that could leave her kul initial. kate mckin onchanneling steve kornacki. >> we're talking trillions. you know when the numbers are this big, they're just pretend. . >> sorry, senator. i'm going to need to see the math on that. . >> oh, yeah. you want to see the math? i'll show you. look at this here. yeah. do you understand this? i do. i could explain it to you, but you'd die. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most i