but "that guy from 'the wizard of oz'?" you mean the wizard of oz? laughter ) ( as harris ) "i'm going to fight for you. i'm going to fight for you like that guy from 'rambo.' you know, that guy, whoever that guy was." then, mayor pete weighed in on america's overseas wars. >> the best way not to be caught up in endless war is to starting one in the first place. >> ste afghanistan, and your proposal is not to have started the war? do you have a time machine? because that would make sense. for pete's sake, doc brown is right there! ( as bernie ) "the top-- ( applause ) "the top 1% have 1.21 gigawatts!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) great scott! univision's jorge ramos asked cory booker about the ethics of booker's vegan diet. >> after the recent fires in the amazon, some experts suggested that eating less meat is one way to help the environment. you are a vegan since 2014. that's, obviously, a personal choice. should more americans-- including those here in texas, and in iowa-- follow your diet? >> you know, first of all, i want to say, no. actually, i wa

oz, cardio authorize -- thoracic surgeon and host of the dr. oz show. we know he had a heart attack, was hospitalized, got a pair of stints put inside him. from what you know -- obviously you weren't the doctor treating him -- how big a heart attack was this. >> it didn't seem large. he took a walk in the pack three days after the event. i had senator sanders on my show and we talked about health issues. me played basketball, posted down low on me. did well. an important insight, it means his heart was healthy at that point. most people don't realize heart attacks sneak up on you. there's stints placed, heart attacks. stints aren't a big deal, the big issue is how many arteries were involved. he had one artery involved according to the campaign, which is also a good sign. when he didn't go home it did raise concerns by people like me has he might have had a heart attack. that's the takeaway, what do you do after a heart attack. good news, 90% of people do fine. long-term for the campaign, insight, there's a 90% chance he won't have another problem with

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oz right now.ce that suggests this could be an especially severe season >> from aching pains to sneezing and sore throats, flu season is upon us. researchers are looking at australia's flu season, it can be a good predictor of just how bad americans could get hit in the coming months. the numbers are causing concern as australia has reported six times as many flu cases as last year. >> every year we're looking to see what happens in the southern hemisphere so we can predict how to protect people in the northern hemisphere. when we look at australia, we see not only more disease, we see more severe disease. >> in the u.s. last season, the cdc estimates 43 million cases of the flu with 5,000 hospitalizations and 61,000 deaths, it's a record breaker as the longest flu season in a decade as for this year, in the last week alone, hundreds of patients have already tested positive for the flu. doctors say people can take a few simple steps to protect themselves >> i would encourage every american to be va

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oz joins us host of the dr. oz show. dr. a debate coming up. and they scaled things back should he be doing as much as he is doing. >> i think he is at the right spot. i connected with sanjay gupta who met with senator sanders. he thought he looked strong and vital. when he on my show in the last month he also looked strong he said he had no problems. he acknowledged last night his word he had overlooked signs and symptoms that he actually was at risk for a heart attack which is common. brian: he couldn't hold the microphone. >> holding the microphone up and had pain. egg northbound the pain not connecting the fact that it might not be connected to holding heart issues. feeling light-headed the sweatiness that he had at the event that prompted him going to the hospital didn't get that they were going back to the hotel. open up about the fact this has been going on for while. i have have to thank dr. gupta for being open about this and something i hadn't thought about that much but is important after the first visit back to h

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oz pearlman was still with us.id another one during the commercial. took a piece of paper, wrote a number on it and then he said to deirdre think of a number between 1 and 100. she thought of it. didn't say anything what it was, no hint of what it might be. then he says all right, stuart, turn over the piece of paper. what number do you see? no, he didn't. he said deirdre, what number did you look for. she said 99. i turn over the piece of paper, 99. there was no contact between oz pearlman and deirdre and myself or susan, zero. susan: pretty crazy. stuart: how on earth they do that, i haven't the faintest idea but i digress. deirdre: i have a million questions for him. there has to be a method to it. stuart: but what is it? deirdre: really good method because none of us can figure it out. we just spent ten minutes with him. susan: you think it's manipulation that he maybe plants some of these numbers in our heads? deirdre: but he asked me to pick a stock. all he asked me was please pick a fortune 500 company. stua

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oz is all over. this cardiac surgeon and host of the dr. oz show. dr. >> it's a harder diagnosis to make. but there are symptoms. the doctor points out that all the western countries which have the best healthcare the chance of surviving pancreatic cancer is single digits. the symptoms are vague stomach pain, back pain. steve: 100 different things. >> bad pasta. weight loss unexplained. people often ignore that and by the time you get things like jaundice it's a little bit late because it's blocked off your conducts. the one people don't pay attention to diabetes. onset of diabetes signal that the pancreas has been involved makes insulin should be picking up on. the bigger issue here when folks get diagnosed don't get aggressivelily treated. one-two punch. delay your diagnosis didn't know it's a problem. i adore the man. the one guest want any other alex trebek. surprised me on the set. i was with him. canadian. steve: surprised you on the set? >> that was my present for still being on the air. ainsley: how is he dealing with this emotionally. >> he is

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bowing to necessity, he instructed oz weld to do what the earl of carlisle did not and negotiate with benjamin franklin and john jay their capacity as nesters -- ministers of the independent united states. dayovember 30, st. andrew's , caleb whitford noted enthusiastically in his diary, representatives of britain and united states signed a provisional treaty bringing the war of the revolution to a close. paintingnjamin west's of the american peace commissioners. this painting is unfinished. made a lot of that. west wanted to paint all of the peace commissioners, including the british, but richard oz weld refused to sit for his portrait. this sparked a rumor that refuses to die that oswald was embarrassed of the role he played in this. he was very proud of the role he played. he had landed in south carolina. -- he had land in south carolina. he is not ashamed of the goal. he was ashamed of his looks. he was not good-looking. theefused to sit for treaty. the portrait remained unpainted. we see david hartley, who replaced oswald as the ,ommissioner for the treaty which was signed in 1783

welcome to news from world of oz and culture here's what's coming up in the next quarter of an eye the abstract expressionist office leigh krasnow is celebrated in a special exhibition that opens this weekend in frankfurt. and in our series baking bread it's a finnish speciality that's almost as flat as a pancake and yet rather reminiscent of it done. but we begin with an animated film which deals with events surrounding the full of the burden wall which of course started to crumble with the monday demonstrations in light sea exactly 30 years ago fritzy a revolutionary tale is based on a book by hannah shops who felt compelled to write it when she discovered that children today seem to know little about the events of recent german history. of one doesn't this doesn't seem that soon. in lights in east germany in 1912 year old fritzy agrees to take care of her best friend sophie's little dog sputnik 4 so his family is on summer vacation in hungary. so nice. but after a vacation sophie doesn't come back to school her family along with thousands of others have fled east germany taking refu

more than two d oze n us blacklist revisions. more than two dozen chinese companies are added. is bringing basketball to india but is it the cricket obsessed nation ready to welcome another spot? good morning, asia, hello, world. glad you could join us this tuesday. the world's two superpowers will be meeting in washington on thursday is the latest rows of trade negotiations kicks off but these togs come against the backdrop of the american decision to place 28 chinese entities effectively banning them to using ending us technology. according to the commerce department, they are acting contrary to american foreign policy interests. what is this ban all about? it happen in the late hours of monday. the us commerce department announced it was placing 28 chinese entities on an entity list which effectively they cannot buy american technology without the american firm getting a license from the us commerce department. the us says it is doing this because he believes these entities have broken human rights in xinjiang where it is alleged millions have input and attention and treated

oz i. doubt it. headline news north korea and the united states are set to resume stalled nuclear talks in sweden with both sides testing ballistic weapons in the days leading up to the meeting. president declares a state of emergency as the country's gripped by nationwide protests over soaring fuel prices we get reaction. to this later attempts to end the turmoil triggered by in the solution of parliament we speak to jailed former brazilian president lula da silva about the crisis and how it feeds into a broader regional trend. but you know what i think peru is seeing the same thing that has happened to the south american countries we keep seeing new states.

afternly dressed in black the 1939 "wizard of oz" mariah. her as glander knew someone who performed unnatural feats by virtue of her contract with the devil and from that she drew the power to transform herself into cats, could rabbits, a witch be a man or a woman, although she was more often female, and menagerie or familiars that did her bidding. hose could be turtles or weasels. cats, dogs, and toads were prevalent. century woman is feeding her blood to her diabolical toads. a woman with her great black cat, familiar. she illustrate as 1621 english case. in fact this woman is acquitted of all witchcraft charges. more diabolical familiars, and you will see that hey range from the standard issue barnyard pig to fan tass cal gar goal-like creatures. surprising number of massachusetts men in 1692 would report assault in their bed by cats, by oversized cats, killer cats, glow in the dark cats, or disguised as cats. black cats were the favorites, throughout turn up the salem testimony. up, too, though historically witches performed feline form.

it was, the film does a lot of flashing back to her childhood, on set at the wizard of oz, being bullied starved by louis b mayer. there is one thing which she is told, here is a birthday cake, don't eat it. because she is not allowed to eat anything. we see a heartbreaking moment with mickey rooney where she says, are we dating? and he says, no, we're just good pals. the film is fairly on the nose about that sort of thing. it says this came from that and this led to that. it is stagey in its construction and at the heart of it is this performance by renee zellweger which i neverforgot that i was watching renee zellweger performing a legend. it wasn't like watching joaquin phoenix in walk the line, orjerry lee lewis played by dennis quaid. but the more i thought about it, perhaps that performance fits the film, because there is line the film where she says, i'm onlyjudy for like an hour and the rest of the time i'm somebody else. so, a lot of the film is about her performing the role ofjudy, and in a weird way, watching renee zellweger giving a performance asjudy kind of fits. the other

food on the table, notjust for themselves but other —— dozens notjust for themselves but other —— d ozeother —— dozens of other families. the place relies entirely on donations by the government that government and nothing he goes to waste. —— buenos aires. this woman and her mother set it up to cater for 70 local children. today they are saving over 200 meals notjust of the children but to all their relatives. translation: meat, fruits and vegeta bles translation: meat, fruits and vegetables are very expensive. we can barely afford any sort of healthy food for our smooth —— soup kitchen. mostly we can serve people processed food like pasta, rice and wheat. the problem is widespread. one study suggests a third of all children in argentina now eat in a soup kitchen all day. that once a day. argentina is one of the largest food exporters but a state of food emergency has been declared meaning from next year the government will be obliged to spend more in soup kitchens in places like this. argentina is an agricultural powerhouse and exports beef, milk and soy beans. but internally, prices

trump saw "the wizard of oz" once too much.e's more like the scarecrow than the wizard. >> all right. the man behind the curtain. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> staying mostly silent for the call to investigate biden but is keeping their heads down the wisest move, a gop strategist? this take on this, coming up. by the moments we share. everything you need, all in one place. expedia. they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. great customizes your caru wheninsurance, tual so you only pay for what you need. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon li

first of all, i will tell you that wizard of oz is now trending on twitter, i'm not alone. pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. the phrase was -- >> let's put it back on the screen. my great and unmatched wisdom. sounds even by donald trump's standards. as we were talking earlier, look at the gop response. he is giving push back, this has caused republican unity from across the board. mitch mcconnell. mitt romney called it a betrayal. nikki haley, liz cheney, everyone is out there pushing back on this. but crickets for the most part on defending him. >> that's a question. why is this national security worth mcconnell to push back on the president, but not the security of the elections? >> thank you both so much. much more head on president trump's sudden decision to pull troops off the syrian border. we'll get more information from an iraq war vet. >>> a judge dismisses the request to make trump's tax returns public. >>> we're live on capitol hill with details on how impeachment could be stopped. we'll be right back. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?

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oz. i'm ill and i'm james brown can you believe. it's personal it's divisive it's about topics that affect a lot of solution for climate change and the turn. all agree that. luxury behind the mirror humans are exploited and the animals cruelly slaughtered. big brands have committed to fear working conditions and sustainable production. but who is monitoring the some contractors. and investigative documentary goes to italy and china and looks beyond the glamorous facades of fashion houses. luxury because the earth starts november 5th on d w. 2 fronts tear antone and tears a sea of him just sits opposite as i'm sitting on the terrace in twilight it's peaceful my 3 grandchildren sleep on trouble that's asked out when i was 8 france's ages in germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades again to. give all of us when your mother was born in 1969 the wall was already 8 years ago and you know my grandchildren who were born after the war felt born in a great pride a wonderful time a time of great joy. 3 generations of one family on

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oz will give the anchor team their shots onset. that follows "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> 4:23.anta clara employees remain on strike. next, demands they are making. >>> plus a scare for five deputies after an incident involving a powerful narcotic. we'll have an update. and a live look at the golden gate bridge. doctors are monitore health of 5 san francisc >>> welcome back. doctors monitoring the health of five san francisco sheriff deputies exposed to the synthetic opoid fentanyl. the deputies work as jail guards at the hall of justice. the sheriff's office say they responded to an inmate overdosing and had to administer are narcan to save him. deputies also dosed four other inmates who might have been exposed. all five inmates and the five deputies were taken to the hospital. by midnight last night, nobody was said to be in danger. >>> it is 4:26. marks one week since service workers have been on strike and right now the end is nowhere in sight. they were out in force yester y yesterday. and among the workers taking part in the rolling strike, social workers and home care wor

>> l frank bomb, author of the wizard of oz said that is a good start, we should wipe out all the indians and other reporters said this is just another instance in a long list of injustices against native people. there is wide coverage. my book isn't just about that. >> i wanted to get started before we move on. the book came out in 1970, bury my heart at wounded knee. is there a connection? >> there is. i read bury my heart at wounded knee in 1990 on the 100th anniversary of the massacre at wounded knee and it is the best-selling book about american indian history. there are 7 million copies in print, it has never been out of print, published in many different languages. he says on the first page this is about the plains tribes and started in 1850 and ended in 1890 at the massacre of wounded knee where the culture of the american indian was finally destroyed. he goes on the second page to say if you travel to a contemporary reservation and noticed the squalor, perhaps by reading my book you will understand why. i read that when i was 20 years old and left my reservation in minnesota. i w

terms anya and kenya face stocks in like victoria are being depleted while this in is bonded to them oz is over exploitation of natural resources appropriate but now from 7 countries in europe and africa so forces to talk with some of these problems we went to the gun and side of lead with toria to meet up with a team from the university of cars in germany the scientists are here told what their goal is to boost fish stocks and also show the local communities how to preserve the environment. mohammed has been fishing off their gun and shoes of look taller for more than 25 years. we no longer catch fish like we used to do it had a big economic impact on us. right now you can sit ups and come up empty or get just one cut away in the old days we would get a good catch every day. the main cause for the depletion of stocks is overfishing pollution from industrial activity is another problem these issues have made it harder to meet the rising demand for fish. this has prompted some ugandans to set up fish farms. one of the biggest challenges is the lack of clean fresh water. runs of fish from

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the wizard of oz is with everybody happy.g the goals in i can take a brain and i can take a heart. >> was about the gold standard and summer. >> this is made of stuff. he never had that in mind at all. i did some study and mr. mann. he was trying to tell a wonderful story. as a people that read into it more than that was really there, he wanted to enchant young people and he does so. i'm happy to say i was one of those fortunate people who did. again this wonderful weather books. thomas and jefferson sick him i cannot live that went out books. >> we also show our viewers but lee edwards is currently readi reading. the last homily and george wilson conservative sensibility. that's his latest book. george's sentiment of a great christmas and the poking her and walter the divine plan. on a depth. the edwards is in our guest this month on in-depth and we appreciate your time. >> thanks much peter, great to be here. >> the new cspan2 online store now has book tv products. go to cspan2 start on hard to check them out. see the snow,

he's talking now like the wizard of oz. [ laughter ] the president, he's been doing his best to look are picked. over the weekend he hosted a summit at the white house for young black conservatives. and you'll never guess in a group of young black conservatives you'll never guess whose name he brought up. >> i get along with kanye for a long time. [ laughter ] you saw when he was in the white house, he puts the hat on. for one day i went up through the polls like through the roof. i'll tell you. he is with the african-american community, they like kanye and they like kim kardashian. >> jimmy: and by they i mean you people. [ laughter ] we found out today that we may finally get to see trump's taxes. a federal judge has rejected the president's bizarre claim that he is immune from criminal investigation and therefore does not have to turn over his tax records. the judge said that the legal argument was "repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values." and by the way, this investigation is related to the payments trump made during the campaign to stormy dani

. >> he needs to listen to doctor oz. >> if you are his doctor, what would you say to him? the woman who called 911 to report a drunk dentist. how widespread is the problem? >> does your current practice know abo

as a cause of oz in northern syria in provence you know and still rebel held the jihadist areas but i think it's basically all because of maybe the very few but all basically all. women and children i think up back now ok no the young woman we saw in your report says she did not think she does not think she did anything wrong for me that doesn't sound like a good basis for integrating into society is she is she a security threat well i really can't tell you know you can't look into other people's heads especially if they're full even you and i think what what is obvious is that she's still steep very much in. the islamist ideology like like as i said she's still for the veil but overall i think you know the impression i got is that she's very positive appalled country she's very thankful that she was brought back but remember you know what you didn't see in the movie in the video is that when we met her she was accompanied by 2 police officers because she is still very closely monitored and she's on the house arrest ok she's she's under house arrest some of them will break in there is

still to come the show using technology to save time new services are helping thousands have again dr oz infamous traffic jams more efficient. but 1st german leader only machall is known as an international stateswoman but now halfway through her final term as chancellor many say her influence on the global stage is waning when it comes to foreign policy she's often restrained by her social democrat coalition partners but critics also accused her and her party of running out of ideas and leaving others like french president to manual mccraw to fill the vacuum she's left. halfway into her last term as german chancellor if anything aguilar machall is sounding more ready than ever to take on more global responsibility. we have the responsibility to solve the tensions between russia and ukraine unless libya is stabilized the whole region in africa will become unstable and that's why this is our task europe must leave a footprint as one might say today in solving the conflict in the world. and that footprint is looking increasingly french as president in monaco my call make sure he is seen to

there has been heavy fighting and both civilians and dozens fighting and both civilians and d oze nsng and both civilians and dozens of kurdish fighters have lost their lives. turkey wants to create a20 their lives. turkey wants to create a 20 mile deep buffer zone running 300 miles across the syrian border. tu rkey‘s 300 miles across the syrian border. turkey's president, erdogan, vowed to continue the assault against fighters he regards as terrorists, and to settle millions of syrian refugees there. three people were killed yesterday in a turkish town and have been buried. our international correspondent is there and has been watching the military activity. through much of the day we have been hearing heavy outgoing artillery and mortar fire. hearing heavy outgoing artillery and mortarfire. the turkish hearing heavy outgoing artillery and mortar fire. the turkish authorities say they have advanced into northern syria to about five miles. president erdogan says he is unconcerned about the international condemnation, but it is growing. turkey is already accused of killing innocent ci

nuclear missiles on display and in the past few minutes, dozens display and in the past few minutes, d ozeisplay and in the past few minutes, dozens of tanks rolling down tiananmen square. anonymous sign, 30 yea rs tiananmen square. anonymous sign, 30 years ago in 1989, today this is about a country showing off essentially to the rest of the world and showing the rest of the world how far it has come but having said all of that, there are no foreign dignitaries. this is a chinese centred event for essentially a chinese domestic audience. the choreography is immense. in tanks, on tanks, under tanks. choreography is immense. in tanks, on tanks, undertanks. the choreography is immense. in tanks, on tanks, under tanks. the military leadership in the run—up to today, has been a huge amount of operation. we are saying this isn't about china flexing its muscles. this isn't a show of strength. some looking at these images will have a huge dollop of cynicism about that claim. what it definitely is. seeing how far it has come. 0ur capabilities now but make no mistake, the centre of the celebrations