this is travel in the u.s., george peabody university. oq3e! >>> hi, i'm theresa strosser and you're on "the list." connor and i have some tips so you can get rebooked and on your way faster than anyone else. connor, what's the deal? >> if your flight is significantly delayed or cancelled, there's not much you can do about it. you can't fix planes or change the weather, you're stuck. all waiting to finally fig your out an alternate way to your des fact. here's the strategies i use. bust out your phone and call the airline. that line of passengers is competing from the same seats. you've got a smart phne, look up all of the alternate routes. they may not have the most creative route, but know if there are earlier connections, give those options to the agent. i would seriously consider heading into the airline lounge. typically, some of the best they have to offer. and they'll give you more personalized service. if you've got a family of four, everyone's ticketings could be worth it. even if it's just you, it might be worth it. you might have fre

. >> i a labeled the polka warda peabody had a shot up. you took 35 minutes. shuts up. >> this is what he does. >> take control. come on. >> i feel i need a whistle and a striped shirt. >> can you please control them? >> he is calling me a liar on national television because imus spoke of this is what he does is he demonizes than other people pick it up now i misspoke. >> you did not miss speak. >> this is what he does. he is vicious person blinded by ideology and that is all i will say. >> dell franken and bill already whose books were best sellers in 2003. >> yellowstone was deemed to park 1872. actually was first discovered 82 '07 by a man named john coulter part of the lewis and clark expedition and he mustered out of the way home and went back with some travelers said 1870 you looking for india's trade with. it was relatively call for 20 years after but then the trappers came through in the 1820s through the 40's and prospectors in the '60s people began to wonder what was up there. and then convince the government to set it aside. with the first-person ac

words but i figured the most that would happen is the blogs would light up and i would win another peabody. but out of nowhere, this morning, i received this actual letter from rich collins president of the california endive farms. america's only endive grower and it reads, dear stephen, i just wanted to share how much i appreciate your insistence on getting the pronunciation of endive right. and, and -- [ cheers and applause ] >> colbert: the letter came with this actual box of endive. all right. >> that's right! free endive mother (bleep)! make it rain! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, suck it up, suck it up! so, thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> colbert: thank you, california endive farms. and in light of this generous attempt at payola, i would also like to mention it is adam and eve, not adam and tesla model s in metallic blue with piano black interior and 21-inch tire upgrade. >> it has been five years since america was driven to financial ruin by, well, who can remember all right. let's just say it was obama. pull up the president smiling in front of a poor family. yes.

i've had btu peabody energy for a while. i bought it at 25 and took it down, but then i jumped on it at 12, playing the game, and now it's coming back nicely. i just wonder, do i get the -- does it have legs to get back? >> well, you were playing a new game, a la van the man and brown-eyed girl. and you know what, it worked. you know, going down the old mine, the old freeport mine -- the old btu mine with a transistor radio. btu is doing better than i thought. my portfolio trust has been in joy. we don't see a lot of joy in joyville, but i'll tell you, you're doing the momentum there, but please don't get greedy. freeport makes me feel a little bit better about the group, though. let's go to leo in louisiana. leo?! >> caller: big baton rouge boo-yah, jim! >> bengal boo-yah! >> caller: lsu fighting tigers. next time you see your daughter, come back, we'll let you quarterback. i called you and asked you about delta airline. it was 920 a share. now it's 25 -- >> delta's not going up. this is the age of airlines. they're able to

. >> reporter: caroline and 5- year-old siggy are biking to peabody elementary. what do we do to be safe while riding our bike? >> you have to have your helmet on. >> not going fast. but sometimes i go fast. >> reporter: dad says getting active is a great way to start the cool day. >>it's easy to get them up in the morning when we say we're going to ride bikes. >> reporter: that's the goal: keeping kids active and communities close. >> that's sam and this is lucas. >> reporter: hi, sam and lucas. have a great day at school today. >> we will. >> reporter: in capitol hill, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> erica grow is up next with the fall forecast. we'll be back. >> i wish i had better news for us, andrea, but the clouds we have in place right now are going to stay put and things are going to get worse because rain is on the way. i'll tell you how much rain to expect and when it will wrap up in the first alert seven-day forecast. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." these are birth control pills. more than half of american women use

the famous ducks in the peabody hotel took their last stroll through the lobby.s have entertained guests the last 27 years. however, the hotel is changing owners so the ducks are being retired. the duck walk tradition will continue at the hotel in memphis where it started. the you did a great job.r many breit looks good!.... ...is they're right next to our many other breakfast options. feel the hamptonality.

in prison the strongest us sisters did it ever occur to you that this might have been dangerous peabody's your smear. no doubt dropping a bomb on a residential neighborhood was an inexcusable an unprecedented action on the part of the city's law enforcement shockingly most people don't even know about this dark stain on america's history the shame of such an act shouldn't prevent us from memory in those who died in examining what happened that day and why so how did a raid that was intended for serving arrest warrant and with the murder of eleven people including the five children while move was a philadelphia based black liberation group founded by a man named john africa the group advocated a radical form of politics advocating for the return of a hunter gatherer type lifestyle they were also commit environmentalist's move staged political demonstrations against zoos and members of the group maintain giant compost piles in their yard for refusing to kill the rats and insects they attracted all of which caused a lot of scrutiny from neighbors and police after a year long standoff with la

[laughter] i saw you on c-span that we just one to peabody's but you should talk to the people because they don't thank you did. i will call you back. he said it was a poke. it is just as does prestigious. said there are two most prestigious awards and out is very prestigious. don't you think it is odd you got it wrong about a journalism award? he said if you want to go after rigo went ahead. i say okay. [laughter] so i call "the washington post" and i tell them the whole thing and she calls bill and he says i have a g tod against him. [laughter]

don't you want a peabody award? >> i don't know where the line is. i don't know where the line is.: a girlfriend? >> no, eh, you know? >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: something going on we should know about? >> no, no. we had lindsay lohan on. >> jimmy: she is your girlfriend? >> no. no. >> she was on -- on set this year. >> jimmy: she was. she is going to be on the show. >> she is going to be on the show. it was just after, a lot of drama. and so, i was talking to her thinking i could get, i don't know, get in there, fix it, something like that. and so here is my angle. [ laughter ] >> right. so we, we shoot a little bit. then it is lunchtime. and then i go up to lindsay, i say, hey, you know what? we got the same birthday. me and you. you know, i thought look this would lead to -- i don't know what i thought it would lead to. sunny was like, oh. she wasn't impressed with that. and our birthday is july 2nd. me, lindsay lohan, jose canseco and they're good marshal. >> the big four. >> jimmy: yeah. >> should have used the line on one of those guys? >> i should have. then i cam

the duck walk will continue at the original peabody. >>> 14 giant panda cubs are coming out to meet thely seen a photograph or two. it includes a pair of panda twins. they're all between 1 to 2 months old. >> well, that will make everybody feel a little better. that's it for us tonight. we'll be back at 11:00. i'm denise koch. >> for bob and mark, i'm vic carter. thanks for watching wjz, maryland's news station. don't go away. there is much more ,, >> pelley: obamacare computers crash from overwhelming demand as korpbg crashes the government to get rid of obamacare. >> that's not how adults operate. >> pelley: can anyone operate in washington? two teams of correspondents look at the trouble in the health carrollout and the impact of the shutdown. >> i don't know that we'll be able to find and stop things that might kill people. >> pelley: there are major developments in that road rage attack that shocked the nation. michelle miller reports. and manuel bojorquez on a town coming to grips with the unexpected loss of a family held dear. >> you won't be able to find one person in this town

peabody and sherman hits theaters in march. look for it then.hat's going on tomorrow for your weekend. gorgeous weather along the mid-atlantic into the gulf coast. rain and snow making its way through the great lakes. fog continues in the pacific northwest. and then sunday, sunday! sunny and cold conditions in the northeast. nice and warm down through florida. look for showers and thunderstorms making their way in the lower gulf andain left over >> good friday morning to you. you made it to the end of the week, and we have a really good-looking weekend to look forward to. i do want to show you mostly sunny over the golden gate bridge. the low clouds have developed burning off between now and about noon. that's when we're going to see a lot of sunshine. 70 in livermore. en 5 in concorde. 68 in san jose. right around 72 degrees tomorrow. even warmer. >>> all right. sunday night football game, packers versus the vikings. >> yes. >> i'm guessing you think the packers. >> all right. packers all the way. >> all right. anybody from minnesota? all right

i had just published a book about the september 11 commission if peabody said kamal relative a similarook about the warren commission because he had begun his career almost 50 years earlier. he said it was the best detective story you have never heard, and of violent. lou: and off you go with this story. touching upon the fact that lee harvey oswald was many things, but among the things that he was was under surveillance. touching upon the reality that there are a lot of questions about mexico and here. one of the things that other writers had touched upon, but yo expred theliohip th cubans and the soviets and this city that was mexico so long ago. fascinating. and who dated? [laughter] >> i think probably lee harvey oswald did, that is on the way the questions began. tens out about the cia and fbi had him under surveillance at a time that he was in touch with a lot of people who wanted john f. kennedy dead. the questions about what those people may have told him and encouraged him to do have never been answered. lou: and why has it been so difficult to get this story out? you refer to

. >> reporter: caroline and 5- year-old siggy are biking to peabody elementary. what do we do to be safe riding our bike? >> you have to have your helmet on. >> not going fast, but sometimes i go fast. >> reporter: dad says getting active is a great way to start the school day. >> it's easy to get them up in the morning when we say we're going to ride bikes. >> reporter: and that's the goal, keeping kids active and communities close. >> you hurt your arm? that's sam and this is lucas. >> reporter: hi, sam and lucas. have a great day at school today! >> we will. >> reporter: in capitol hill delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> coming up at 6:00 the push to rails the minimum wage for big box store workers may have failed in d.c., but now a push is on for a regional recalibration. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in arlington where abortion rights supporters gained their first victory on those strict new regulations. i'll have the story coming up. >> up next a simple procedure that could have a big impact for women trying to get pregnant. [ knocking ] oh, no, i got to go. oh, can

and we just came through the fight at peabody. this is about retired city workers.governor schneider divides and conquers michigan. only wants to be the governor of suburban michigan. and depends us on not standing up for each other. and working americans and retirees have to realize these are our fights in common. protecting the requirement income of those who will have served, protecting the retirement income of those who have worked in the private sector and that a bankruptcy court guts it whether in the airline industry. >> i think this is a potential model for right wing extremists in state governments across america when their states don't get federal money or don't want to tax the wealthiest residents. in fact, 60 minutes did a story the other day and the correspondent asked kevyn orr who was appointed by the governor, what about these people with pensions? he just shrugged his shoulders and say i'm sorry. that's what's out there for people who spent 30 years working for the city of detroit because they couldn't run their finances. this bodes terrible for wor

francis peabody graduating medical class of harvard in 1927. it turned out that what dr.lly said and really meant actually was not that the secret of the caring patient was caring about a patient but for. >> we are going to leave our book booktv programming at this point as the u.s. u.s. senate is about to gaveled back in to session to continue work today in an effort to learn the fiscal stalemate. the now e to the u.s. senate. bloc -- voted against that. well, as a result, since you need 60 votes to bring a bill to the floor, the vote was 53-45. so there should be no mistake in anyone's mind, this was a very clear vote simply to move to a bill fully debatable, amendable even. but the republicans would not even vote to even go to that bill today. quite frankly, i must admit that when i was driving in to the senate, i was thinking about this and i thought, well, what we'll do is we'll get on the bill. obviously they'll vote for cloture to -- to -- to proceed to the bill. then we'll get on the bill and i was sort of wondering to mike, well, i wonder how long we'd have to be

it's a very -- just as prestigious as the peabody. i said so there are two most prestigious awards in journalism? he said, al, it's very, very prestigious. i said, okay, don't you think it's odd that you got it wrong about a journalism award? [laughter] and he says, al, if you want to go after me, go ahead. so i say, okay. [laughter] so i call "the washington post." i call roy grove at the washington post, and i tell him the whole thing, and he calls, calls bill, and bill says al has a jihad against me or something. now, bill -- see, i sort of expected bill to go, gee, al, thanks. [applause] >> okay, i'll finish for now. i could go on all day. >> i know you could. >> and i know -- >> you just about have. you just about have. >> you tell him, bill. >> we were supposed to be on here for 15 minutes. this idiot goes 35. all he's got in six and a half years that i misspoke, that i labeled a polk award a peabody. he writes it in his book -- >> no, no, no, no! >> shut up! you had your 35 minutes -- >> this isn't your show, bill. >> this is w

me of being a liar, ladies and gentlemen 0, national television, because i misspoke and labeled a peabody a poke. this guy demonizes it and then other people pick its up. if it's important to you that i misspeak and label -- >> youjust misspeak. >> that's fine. that is what he does. he is vicious, and that is with a capital v, person, who is blinded by ideology and that's all i'll say. , in. >> al franken and bill o'reilly, whose books were best sellers in team visit our web site to watch all the programs that have aired on book tv over the last 15 years and keep watching as we look back at our first years on c-span2. >> booktv continues with daniel jonah goldhagen. arguing that antisemitism is more threatening today than at any other time since the holocaust. this lasts an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, rabbi hamilton, and thank all of you for being here. it's a big book, enormous amount of information about what is going on today in it, both qualitative data and quantitative day data. survey numbers, accounts of people think and what they do and the consequences of their

today's visit took us to del rio botanical farm in yolo county, where suzanne peabody ashworth was keen to get restaurants to start trying the fresh fava beans and greens she's growing. >> so we'll take some of these greens into a couple of restaurants this morning and see what the chefs want to do with them. in sacramento, there's been an explosion of restaurants over the past 4 cr 5 years in our capital. again, sacramento, california, agriculture, fruits and vegetables--there's a very nice link there and the interest that my customers have in this produce. >> we call at 5:30 in the morning and get the normal order, and then, along about 7:30, we get the emergency orders. and if the phone doesn't ring between 7:30 and 8:30, it's a really wonderful day. but if it rings around 7:30 or 7:45, we then have to hustle around and make sure that we have enough for jim, who's always early and picking it up and getting it out to the restaurants real quick. [indistinct talking] >> so we've got salad greens today, fava greens. >> her fava beans and boxes of her braise mix were eagerly received at t