tell us a secret about what you remember this one thing or one thing that maybe we didn't see on tv. r magic tricks up here. >> and now, abracadabra. >> this is -- hold on. the original set. this one is original. like, you know, some of it has been re-created like this sofa, because they couldn't find that fabric. >> i just remember running up and down the stairs that didn't go anywhere, that are real now. >> they go somewhere. >> the bedrooms are on the second floor. our bedrooms on will never forget is those kisses from davey jones. >> me either. >> i was so jealous. so jealous. >> we had a thing going on but desi and davey and mary ann ross came through that door as a doctor and joe namath. right? >> right. >> we had amazing people on our show. >> we want to see you back together on tv again. could there be like a special or could there be -- >> there should be. >> beyond the hgtv reveal? >> i was going to say this is it for now. >> for now. >> for now. >> and we could film it here and live here. >> yeah. well, you know. >> and drive that old car from 1972. >> we could do a talk sh

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americaneekend on history tv, on c-span3. now, author james nolan looks at observations made by four foreign visitors to america during different periods of u.s. history. he focuses on their thoughts regarding the relationship between individual -- individuality and conformity and considers the relevance of the analysis today. he is the author of "what they saw in america." the university of louisville accounting center hosted this hour-long talk. >> good evening, and thank you for being with us tonight. i would like to say hello to those watching the talk on c-span. i am will randolph and i am a first year mcconnell scholar here. it is an honor for me to serve as the mc tonight. our guest is dr. james nolan, the washington glad in 1859 professor of sociology. he is the author of several

[inaudible conversations] >> you're watching tv on c-span2. top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. book tv, television for serious readers. now on booktv, a portion of her recent program. the manhattan institute heather mcdonnell takes a critical look on political correctness and higher education in her most recent book, diversity delusion. >> there's never been a more tolerant, more opportunity and filled environment in human history. in a college campus. among well meaning faculty who are all their students to succeed, in particular societies press groups. yet, students are being encouraged by this growing bureaucracy to think of themselves as victims and celebrate their victimhood. their seeming ruthless, tough competition underway on every college campus today to be the top dog victim. that position glorifies and sought after is occupied by trends, individuals. that won't last, anybody who can guess the next top dog victim packets the price, their christians are desperate to find some way to trump the current total full of victimho

so he needs to have something to say when he goes on tv this morning and he decided to attack the primey. from the telegraph. secret discussions on the second referendum. they are secret ina not second referendum. they are secret in a not very secret way because like tony said, there is a subject of negotiations now with the opposition. on one hand, theresa may still has to assume a strong role. she is still talking about her deal which now seems a fairytale of yesteryear. but there has clearly beena yesteryear. but there has clearly been a shift in the sense thatjohn mcdonnell is now mentioning a public vote. last week we were hearing waiting to hear whether or not remi corbin would commit to a referendum. some thought that there was an agreement for that but another mp said that no, i am glad thatjeremy corbyn stuck to his guns. that is two members of the same party thinking different things. in theory, theresa may is now thinking that if it does go to the wire it may be that a second referendum will need to be part of this intense deal in which case there are secret plans to arrange

got on tv, wrote books about how to be a magnate. >> so rich. >> got a tv show that was based upon the fact that he was great at business and he could teach you to be great at business. >> this is the "wizard of oz." >> eventually, it made him famous, in part, and put it into the white house. >> before "art of the deal," he was already losing hundreds of millions of dollars. >> yeah. >> wrote a book about how you could be a good deal maker. now, we know, he was losing hundreds of millions of dollars. people that were reading that book, it was written by one of the least successful business people in all of america. >> the president has responded this morning to the story. >> good. >> tweeting his response to "the new york times" piece. quote, real estate developers in the 1980s and '90s, more than 30 years ago, were entitled to massive write-offs and

when his picture was shown on tv, one of his brothers recognized him. he did not come home last night. can you imagine waking up to see that on tv? of course, sirhan claimed to have no memory of the shooting. whether we believe it or not, that is what happened. the official shot count, kennedy was shot four times. once behind the right ear. corner, -- thee coroner says three inches. the book has other errors. one of the bullets only went through the clothing. three of the bullets entered from under the arm. one lodged at the back of his neck. one came out through his chest. one came through the clouds without entering his body -- through the clothes without entering his body. five people in the pantry had bullets removed from them. there were three bullet holes in the ceiling. the police decided one of the bullet went up into the ceiling and bounce back down and ricocheted into one of the victims. they were out of bullets at that point. we have 12 points of entry in the official story. points of entry gunmen can only hold eight point -- a pullets. -- bu

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opinion is whether trump obstructed justice, but it matters greatly if you see this picture of mcgahn on tv saying yes, or no he didn't on instruct. >> what is the reason they're trying to keep him from testifying? >> they're frightened of what he'll say. trump understands that almost nobody in this country has actually read the mueller report and putting don mcgahn on tv or putting mueller on tv, having him testify before congress is going to give a much wider audience to the findings in the mueller report than simply what's printed on the page. and that is going to be devastating, potentially, for trump and the court of public opinion. he's very concerned about that. >> has the president, has the white house, julia, learned anything from the last two years? >> no. i mean, i think it's a little bit like your opening that, you know, create confusion, throw weird ideas out there, get people talking about side issues so that we're not confronting not simply volume two, which is the obstruction of justice issue, but we barely talk about mueller volume one, at the core of the russia interaction

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tv. one is reverential, the other is "i'm dominating." mplin) the whole story of movies in the last 40 years is the competitive fight with television, the movies responding to what tv does do or doesn't do, can't do, and so on. i don't think it's been a struggle at all. i think there's been a complete symbiosis. i think they are mutually dependent. i think they are coming closer and closer together. i don't think it's a struggle at all. (robert altman) any film i've made has been seen by more people on tv than it ever has in cinema. but i don't think it makes any difference. eventually, every house will have a 6- to 8-foot screen and you sit 10 feet away from an 8-foot screen, you just as well be in the front at the ziegfield. (music playing) ladies and gentlemen, the break in our motion picture is made out of respect for the tv fans in our audience who are accustomed to constant interruptions in their programs for messages from sponsors. tv is a remarkable invention. where'd you go? oh, there you are. hi. (music playing) (narrator) in 194

i have followed you in the news when i have seen you on tv. thank you for letting me on. and i county board member am not satisfied with the way obama sent directives down to the county level that we had to vote on them. , youis impeachment thing said equal justice before the law. is he presumed innocent or presumed guilty? you in favoris are of going back and seeing where this dossier came from? are you in favor of going back and seeing where this thing started? it started from hillary clinton. are you in favor of having her bleached white and utensils destroyed because she hid 30,000 emails? are you in favor of doing that to find the truth? host: let's get a response. guest: what i am interested in is the people of the united states being allowed to be treated fairly and their voice being heard. our voice being heard. right now, we have a president who is not putting the american people first, who is obstructing justice, and who is corrupt. i would not conflate that with clinton did, who is not in office, is not running an office, and whatever is true about her emails i

jen's even hooked on tv's biggest dating shows. >> "the bachelor." and "the bachelorette" and "the bachelor in paradise." >> so, is jen currently looking for romance? quote, dating has not been one of my first priorities. and no, she's not on any apps, but she is looking for a guy with a sense of humor, confidence and above all? >> god, honesty. >> we have the same birthday and the same taste in men. we're besties. plenty of actual hollywood couples at tonight's met gala. and that's where they'll be stopping to talk to our superstar keltie knight. hey, keltie. >> as you can see, i'm ready to get my "camp" on. in a few moments, the stars will ascending those famous met gala steps. here is everything you can know for what i like to call the super bowl of style. lady gaga is setting the style standard. wearing platform combat boots. a bold-tiered minidress. teeny-tiny purse and ginormous headpiece as she attended a pre-met gala party last night. the other way tonight's co-host got ready for the event? she revealed she hasn't shaved her legs for a week. a

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and that moment on live tv last night that had everyone on the cast laughing. >> all -- all -- it's liveed up. >> reporter: they were the best theme songs and it was a surprise appearance from jennifer hudson bringing it back. ♪ well we're movin' on up ♪ to the east side ♪ to that deluxe apartment ♪ in the sky ♪ we're movin' on up >> reporter: and there was that moment that connected the past to the presence. the surprise behind the door. marla gibbs returning as florence, with wanda sykes as weezy. >> the agency sent me. >> reporter: all of it a live experiment, in that studio and at home. ♪ we finally got a piece of the pie ♪ >> so much fun. and really so daring to do that live. thank you for watching here live tonight. i'm david muir. hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> a fire shuts down all lanes of a bay area freeway. we're keeping an eye on your commute tonight. >>> fixing bart's biggest problem, people who don't pay. abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area, and we're live to explain what changes could build a better bart. >>> new at 6:00, the cri

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the man who played a president on tv's in real life. inauguratedlenskiy as ukraine's leader after winning almost 75% of the vote. he is dissolving parliament to hold early elections. in sudan, talks between the ruling military and the opposition gets under way. negotiations to move the country toward a civilian led government or suspended following violence that left protesters dead herein and french doctors have begun switching off life support for rope quauadriplegic maman who os bebecome a symbol l for the figt for euthanasia. theent lambert has been in center of the controversy with his family and friends at odds. google cutting chinese text giant huawei off from the product after moves by the trump administration. a u.s. billionaire giving the commencement speech at morehouse college offering to pay off all of their student loans.s. details coming up. those are our top stories, live from paris. genie: we will start first in ukraine with the man who once played a president on television . he has now become one in real life. standup

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my favorite is in 2010, and egypt an official was on tv saying the israeli intelligence agency was directinghark attacks. made me incredibly happy, the idea of little lasers on sharks. it is a global phenomenon. we do not see it as much in places where people feel they have a truly representative system of government. that is one thing we know. >> you think shows like the x files are good pop-culture to have a bad? >> guest: i think the x files is great. can't you tell? i think the x files specifically in the 19 of that came about at a time when distrust in government was ticking up again. a lot of times pop-culture phenomena like that are direct results of the site guist. they don't create the zeitgeist, they come out of it. the x files as a historical document assassinating. is fascinating. >> is this your first book? do the writing and research process get overwhelming or was it validating toward your need to make us more aware? >> guest: this is my first book. if i had done everything in this book back to back i would've gone crazy but i had breaks in between. i had an intense couple yea

a lot of the attitude, which was everything can be on tv. ave, still, of things you want to do with your career? >> you know, i did this for 30 years which is way too long. because seriously, the last ten years, i was just loafing. and what you want to do, i would tell people, pick out what you want to do and do it as hard as you can and then stop doing it and save some energy for something else. and then take that and devote it to trying to make the world a better place. i just became -- you know what it is? like sometimes you think geez -- what's your wife's name? >> christina. >> christina will look at you and say look at the refrigerator. let's get a new refrigerator. that's what it was. i was the refrigerator for 33 years. >> that's not true! >> i don't know how else to think about it. >> maybe the show was good. maybe you're a good actor. >> i remember the show. >> have you abandoned hope yet? >> no, i haven't. >> good. neither have i. >> you know, willie? >> yeah. >> it's not what we're doing wrong. it's a partnership. you and i are do

and that moment on live tv last night that had everyone on the cast living. >> all -- all -- it's livessed up. >> reporter: they were the best theme songs and it was a surprise appearance from jennifer hudson bringing it back. ♪ well we're movin on up ♪ to the east side ♪ to that deluxe apartment ♪ in the sky ♪ we're movin on up >> reporter: and there was that moment that connected the past to the presence. the surprise behind the door. marla gibbs returning as florence, with wanda sykes as weezy. >> the agency sent me. >> reporter: all of it a live experiment, in that studio and at home. ♪ we finally got a piece of the pie ♪ >> so m fun. really so daring t do that livethk you for watching here le tonight. hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> these are extraordinarily serious charge. >> these things are happening. it is very, very scary for all of us. >> the man accused of a brutal crime was in court today. prosecutors do not want him released on bail of neighbors mey they are afraid in their own thanyoor joining us. >> the man accused of kidnapping and raping a 74

venezuela's president nicolas maduro appears on tv, as protests enter a third day. fe u.s.fails to end american support the saudi-led war in yemen. we speako senator bernie sanders, who sponsored the legislation. the u.s. attorney general is accused of breaking the law. democrats say he should resign over his handling of the mueller report. rep. pelosi: the attorney general of the united states of america was not telling the truth to the congress of the united states. jane: and setting an ambitious target on climate change. scientists in the u.k.nk thi britain can help lead the way. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the mood on the streets of venezuela remains tense for a third day as protesters continue denstrations against president nicolas maduro. yes so far survived efforts to overthrow his government, and today made a televised appearance with his generals, whose support is crucial for his continued control. do wounded, and on wednesday one woman was killed. nick bryant starts our coverage from caracas. nick: a gun they

it is a popular show and it has been on tv for a number of years. people to go on such a show but also for people to watch the show, otherwise it wouldn't be so popular. what we need to be thinking about is how can we make sure that people who might otherwise be quite vulnerable, are safeguarded in terms of their involvement and their life situations don't suffer any deleterious effects because of going on there. the producers obviously have a duty of care for anyone who appears on the programme? that is right. i would like to say all the producers i have ever worked for, including producers at itv have a lwa ys for, including producers at itv have always been very well meaning and ta ke always been very well meaning and take their role very seriously. they do care about their contributors. but one of the difficulties is, they are producers and not mental health ca re are producers and not mental health care providers and they don't always know what is good services and what isn't good services. what a difference, for example, between a psychologist

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critic could argue after watching afl this that there might be somewhat of an advertisement going on tvd going on in handing out presidential medal of tbrm to tiger woods that wasn't publicizing one of the trump golf courses there in dubai that tiger woods had a hand in. >> the trump giving him a medal of freedom to tiger is corrupt. i also i thought that person was racist and criticize him for giving tiger woods award unbelievable. and for the record woods is a 4 professional golfer awarded nation highest civilian honor following arnold palmer zach nicholas and joining me now with reaction the president daughter-in-law and senior advisor for the trump 2020 campaign. laura trump, i thought you were giggling a a little bit when we played soundbite to in the saying we can't beat them got to impeach him. it isim like a gift they just kp giving us gifts whether it is the green new deal. i mean, socialism as you see 10% of americans think is a great idea, and the 90% of us out there that understand that it is a terrible idea. >> it is crazy 10% that voted democrat primary that's a problem. >

weekend on book tv. saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern we're at the 2019 pan america literary gala. this year awards were given to investigative journalist bob woodward. professor and lawyer annita hil. and richard robinson. the event was hosted by comedian john oliver. >> pan america is powered by a nationwide membership of writers with more than 7500 yufjournali, publishers, translators, agents. really, agents get a shoutout? they get a piece of pan america as well? good for them. they work hard. >> in his new book "spying on the south" the late author tony horowitz recounts the travels of noted landscape architect frederick armstead. mr. horowitz taped this program on may 20th. he died may 27th at the age of 60. >> so i think it was really first the vividness of his writing about the south in that era and my curiosity of how he got from there to central park and then also his mission of, yes, i'm going to go and cross this divide and try and understand what is happening at this country at this moment. >> a

watch in-depth live with evan to 2:00 p.m.0:00 eastern sunday on book tv on c-span2. once, tv was simply three giant networks and a government supported service called pbs. then in 1979 -- >> once, tv was simply three giant networks and a government supported service called pbs. then in 1979, a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers decide all on their own what was important to them. c-span opened the doors to washington policymaking for all to see, bringing you unfiltered content from congress and behind. in the age of power to the people, this was true people power. in the 40 years since, a lot has changed. broadcasting has given way to narrowcasting and youtube stars are a thing. no money supports c-span and its no money supports c-span and its coverage of washington is funded >> in 2013, robert mueller was the director of the fbi. he was also the keynote speaker at the college of william and mary's graduation ceremony. is introduced by former defense secretary robert gates, chancellor of the college. this is 20 minutes.

we are not coming on tv because we want to be on tv.ple to listen and take things seriously. especially today and tomorrow, you have to listen to the watches and warnings. now to another fox news alert, three did and 16 hurt after a stabbing spree at a bus stop in japan, witnesses say the attacker was carrying a knife in each hand screaming i will kill you while cutting a group of schoolchildren. 11-year-old gerland man were killed in the attack. the suspect took his own life. japan has experienced a handful of knife attacks in recent years, in 2016, 19 people and care center for mental disability were stabbed to death by a former employee. rob: a missing 5-year-old girl's disappearance. utah police say alex whipple is uncooperative and unconvincing when questioned about elizabeth shelley who went missing saturday. >> everything he has done has been successful and we have no reason to believe anything he told us was accurate. >> his father says he can't believe whipple would do anything to his daughter. the man is in custody on an unrel

eastern on c-span. history tv, today at 6:00 p.m., on american artifacts, a tour of the rise up rights on the lgbtq exhibit. the stonewall prayed on the gay wall street workers who socialized there. it was a place where gay people could come. >> at 8:00, on the presidency. here about the watergate tapes from jeff sheppard who worked with nixon's defense team. >> the president said this, the president said this, the president decreed to do that. anything thatind says the president gave an order or acknowledged criminality. it is just not there. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. president trump has announced he intends to nominate patrick shanahan to be the next secretary of defense. mr. shanahan has been acting defense secretary sent james mattis -- since james

here's a look at some of our featured programs this weekend on book tv. saturday at 6:50 eastern, the latest book big business. >> most is spent as voters desire and our man in the white house donald trump, on trade, i very much disapprove. most americans disapprove. in terms of predictability and the rule of law, most businesses are against. >> sunday noon eastern, in-depth his live with university of pennsylvania professor and author kathleen hall jamieson for an interactive discussion on her book "packaging the presidency and cyber war: how russian hackers and trolls will elect a president." join our conversation with tweets andh your facebook questions. 9:00 eastern on afterwards come stanford university professor jennifer everhart offers her insight on implicit racial bias in her book "biased." she is interviewed by held innings -- val demings. >> people talk about old-fashioned racism but implicit bias is something you may not even know you have, you don't know is affecting how you are thinking. may know what the stereotypes are about social groups,

. >> most of the time when it's on tv that i see once or twice a week for 23 years, when it comes on tv, i switch the station. >> reporter: he was an all-star and won a batting title but that one play largely overshadowed his 22-year career. >> please welcome back to boston number 6, bill buckner. >> reporter: in 2008 buckner returned to the city that shunned him throwing out the first pitch. the cheers bringing a tear to his eye. later in life buckner poked fun at himself in a classic episode of "curb your enthusiasm." >> nice catch, bill. >> reporter: former met mookie wilson the man who hit the ball on that play saying bill was a great, great baseball player whose legacy should not be defined by one play. well, after retirement buckner and his family moved to a ranch in idaho to, quote, get away from the critics. buckner leaves behind three kids and a wife of 39 years. >> quite a legacy there. >>> coming up a former nba star opening up about his drug addiction. >>> also ahead, how this speedboat ended up in a texas man's backyard. >>> and growing crisis, a second american has died

let's show you now what is coming out on venezuelan tv at the moment. nicolas maduro is speaking. ple with him, including the defence minister. interesting in that he is one of the men alleged by the us national security adviser to be involved in three months of negotiation with the opposition. he has since appeared on television himself surrounded by soldiers and asserting their continued loyalty to nicolas maduro. so as soon as we continued loyalty to nicolas maduro. so 3s soon 3s we have more so 3s soon 3s we have more translation on this we will bring his words to you. he is there with the socialist party vice president. more on that to come. let's get some of the day's other news. senior democrats in the us are saying they've reached agreement with president trump to invest $2 trillion in infrastructure projects. this will include modernising roads, rail lines and water supplies and upgrading the power grid to deliver greener energy. they've also agreed that broadband should reach every american home. for a third day, heavy rains and floods have hampered aid efforts in norther

. >> what's this weekend on book tv on c-span 2. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi hosted a reception in the u.s. capital to commemorate the 100 anniversary of the house of representatives passing the 19th amendment, which guarantees the women's right to vote. this is about 45 minutes. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, accompanied by the honorable kevin mccarthy. the honorable barbara mikulski. honorable nancy pelosi, the speaker >>> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house of representatives. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. good afternoon. yes, yes indeed this afternoon is very much a cause for celebration and cheering of what happened 100 years ago today. in the house of representatives. i want to thank the army string quartet for making it so pleasant for us today. i am honorable to be here with kevin mccarthy and the bipartisan representatives of congress. we salute our cochairs of the bipartisan caucus for women's issues. [ applause ] and let us welcome cokie roberts, a trailblazing force for women in congress. and her daughter.

americaneekend on history tv on c-span3. 's night at 8:00 eastern, in his first television interview about his new book, journalist and best-selling author david meredith explored his family because involvement in communism. >> that would've been the -- what would've been the years they were communists? my mother was a member of the young communist league as a young student. my father was not but he was a leftist. after he came back from the say from 1946 to 1952. >> did they like the idea of the soviet union? >> my father said he was stubborn in his ignorance. i think they liked the idea. i think my father particular and my mother to some extent was shaped by what he saw as the weremic any qualities that more obvious during the great depression, when the whole notion of capitalism was being questioned more strongly because what had happened with the collapse of that system. stubbornness in was ignoring the paranoia and murderous history of the soviet union. niss tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. announcer: c-span cit

on american history tv on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >> sunday night on q&a, a lincoln scholar and a best-selling author will share perspectives on c-span's new book "the presidents." noted historians rank the best and worst chief executives. sunday night at 8:00 eastern. us from tampa florida this week for "newsmakers" is representative kathy castor and the chair of the select committee on the climate crisis. we have scott wong of the hill newspaper

[laughter] isn't it weird that it was on tv in the first place? >> yeah. watched it. not because i don't like those girls with wings, because who doesn't like that, but it seemed weird. greg: where are the men, you kept saying, where are the men! [laughter] >> what are you laughing at? tyrus, hook at me, eye contact. -- look at me. a lot of judgment, tyrus. [laughter] thick girls with wings, that's going to stay with me. if you were watching network television, i felt like that was reading a playboy in front of my mom. you don't do that. >> you hide it under the bed. greg: also, kat the, it discriminates against the plain. i would get arrested if i dressed like that in a public park, and i know -- >> from experience. [laughter] >> a lot of my friends, who are women, enjoyed watching this -- greg: right. >> and i don't get it. i don't know what's fun to sit there and be like, oh, her body's better than mine, i like this. [laughter] like why not just invite someone over to sit and call you a stuffy little troll for three hours? [laughter] i don't understand

am i on tv ah ha, hey, i'm on tv! oh! so there's a lot of knocking in the wee hours of the morning?ck, knock, knock, oh look, it's a farmer who's been holding green during a famine and yet hangs himself because the prices have gone down the next year. oh knock, knock, knock. oh look, it's a priest, who's been accused of treason, and yet he thinks he getway with it because priests can lie without lying. knock, knock, knock. have you been drinking sir? ain't you the freakin' genius! of course i been drinkin', you'd drink too if it worked for my fife! drink is a provoker of three things eh? what things are those? nose painting, eye, it turns your nose red! sleep. [belching] a piss. [laughter] i guess you're right about that. it provokes lechery too. you mean sexual desire. i mean lechery! it provokes lechery, but takes away from the performance, if you catch my drift? no. it persuades you, but then sets you off. it makes you admires you, it makes you stand too, you know stand too, if you catch my drift. hey! yeah! [laughter] can we please move on? so who was actually knocking at the do

you might just see your mom on tv. so you can say, mom, you're on tv. >> exactly. >>> it's going to be a lovely mother's day weekend. >> we have the beautiful weather again, pretty much like last weekend. and we're going to see also some slightly warmer temperures. we still have some of the clouds over san francisco that are starting to break up and letting the sun peek through over the city. but we have already cleared out as we get a live look outside. checking out walnut creek and our temperatures will head into the 70s today. just a couple of degrees war than yesterday. and with those temperatures in the mid-70s, we'll see them through about 4:00. and then at 5:00, we're at 73 degrees. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. as we check out our pollen count. and for tree and grass pollen, it's still moderate. so still a lot of that that may affecti your allergies as you gt ready to head out. temperatures reach into the mid-70s today. we'll see an up tick in our teuresatust a couple degrees above w

up next the vick victoria's sect fashion show won't be on tv anymore. bad, they were always so informative. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ what's going on up here? can't see what it is yet. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. now back to greg gutfeld show. ♪ ♪ greg: the victoria's secret fashion show will no longer be televised. let me be the first to say night-y-night. [laughter] i hate you! that was great. >> i thought that was good. greg: for the first time since 2001, the underwear parade will not be seen on network tv. in a memo to staff staff, the company's ceo said ne

one of the many tv shows e.t. season as we break down the biggest finallies of allcoffee? >> sure. >> ross and rachel figured it out but the closing of central perk was nothing compared to the last call. >> sorry, i'm closed. >> after sam walked up, boaston hosted a heck of a finally. >> the tough part about this is how will we find an excuse to get together again. >> after 11 seasons and 31 emmies, they signed off with lots of hugs. >> that's our series. >> e.t. was behind the scenes at the highest rated series finally ever, m.a.s.h. all and all, directed as 106 million tuned in. >> we'll be out in the year. >> 76 million watched the seinfeld finally but most hated it. >> haven't we had this conversation before? >> you think. >> loss ending had been called by some the dumbest ending ever. the sparanos and madmen resulted in mixed feelings. while "sex in the city" had a send off that wasn't. >> did you want to come up? >> kerry got a happy ending and we got two spin off movies. what is considered the best of all ti

eastern on book tv on c-span 2. >>> once tv was simply three giant networks and a government supportedr. no government money supports c-span. it is funded as a public service by your cable or satellite provid provider. c-span is your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. train rs in tuskegee airmen, they were the first group sent into combat in world war two. first from the first annual american veteran center conference six airmen appear on stage at the national archives marking the 71sst anniversary o their deployment. they recall some of their most dangerous missions and what it was like to serve in a segregated military. this is about 65 minutes. >> so it is with great pleasure that i now introduce our panel of american icons. the tuskegee airman. the moderator is mr. jackson. he is currently a tour divide at

and th h he said on tv he fired a him because of the russi investigation.ld the russians he fired him because of the russian investigation. and then because his republican attorney general had recused himself, h republican deputy attorney general appointed a special counsel, robert mueller, who is a registered republican [ light laughter ] and, while this was happening, putin also gave trump a soccer ball [ laughter and applause which was definitely, definitely the first time trump ever saw a soccer ball.ht [ laug ] "thank you for this beautiful gift i'm going to say a russian [ light laughter ] and it probably has, when you open it, a littler bowling ball in it. [ laughter ] and then anothen little one and a ittle one. [ applause ] hopefully at the end, a tiny marshmallow. i wish i didn't have to keep recapping all this stuff every time we talk about it.o i'm starting tthink we're just gonna need a permanent scroll that stays up thro show the [ light laughter ] but i have to keep rapping it, because trump keeps lying about it yesterday, his attorney genera

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