capital we're going to be airing every week on r t america on fridays at seven thirty pm and ten pm eastern so we'll also be available on you tube and facebook but most importantly for thirty minutes every week our viewers are going to get to see and hear from you completely unscripted and uncensored so tell us how is this show going to be different from everything else on t.v. well first of all bridgette it's going to be dangerous because if they're hearing from me people need to know and especially international people who is jesse ventura who is this guy well i'll give you a quick scenario who i am i graduated from minneapolis roosevelt high school i immediately joining the united states navy i served four active two in the reserves and i am a member of the big bad u.d.t. seal community naval special forces i then went on to a fifteen year career in the world of professional wrestling for all you spanish people it's called a libra and then i went on from there to become the mayor of the sixth largest city in the state of minnesota brooklyn park beyond bad i served one term i then became

second season of the emmy and golden globe nominated series premieres september twenty sixth at nine pm eastern on n.b.c. what does all this mean to you. everything and it's still very surreal so i can't i'm just sort of trying to process it as it's happening and how did it happen to get the part i. an audition came my way one of my friends who you know i was a talent agent for some time so i had friends all over and different agencies were always looking out for me because they were l.a. yes they knew my my real passion was it was acting and singing and so they're all to represent others as well wanting to do what they were doing second watching your boyfriend take another woman now every day i'm very grateful for that time but it was difficult so they would sort of have their feelers out and this role came about they're like chrissy this is a role for you have to audition like i don't know if i get the audition ok i'll go and lo and behold i got the audition and it was a regular process but it wasn't until the callback situation was like forty five minutes i think i was in there for almost an

. >> afterwords airs on booktv at 10:00 pm and sunday at 9:00 pm eastern. the afterwords programs, booktv.org. >> we want to introduce you to first-time author helen raleigh. her book is called the broken welcome mat. when did you come to the united states? >> guest: i came to the united states in 1996 as a graduate school student from mainland china. >> when did you become a us citizen? >> guest: 2013. >> host: when did you begin the process? >> guest: the day after i arrived as a student i want to stay in the united states. 17 years to jump through the legal hoops, to become a naturalized us citizen. >> host: what were the hoops you had to jump through? >> guest: legal status. our immigration law is stacked against the people, the immigration law, a family preference, because i don't have a family here, i need to maintain my student status and employer, that is the only way to be a legal resident through employment. i got a job offer from citibank and working for several fortune 500 companies maintaining my work visa and eventually daimlerchrysler waiting

it began 8 pm eastern. it will be lifted at 4 am your time. tomorrow morning. they will allow cars back a little earlier than anticipated. we are in miami beach. it is a barrier island. they will allow them early in the morning. this is a smidgen of what irma left behind. this toppled over tree. we also have downed power lines. and debris covering sidewalks and roadways. that is why it is still not safe to get around.>> reporter: we have downed power lines across the state. we have roads that are impassable. we have debris all over the state.>> reporter: with it moving north the storm is causing coastal flooding in georgia and south carolina. during the day monday jacksonville experience storm surge that led to flooding. >> jacksonville is suffering what has been called some of the worst flooding in his scene in 100 years.>> reporter: it blasted the entire 400 mile length of the state of florida. >> there was more damage than i expected based on the trajectory of the storm.>> reporter: with so much 1 water entry damage analyst say insured property losses could

capital we're going to be airing every week on r t america on fridays at seven thirty pm and ten pm eastern so we'll also be available on you tube and facebook but most importantly for thirty minutes every week our viewers are going to get to see and hear from you completely unscripted and uncensored so tell us how is this show going to be different from everything else on t.v. well first of all bridgette it's going to be dangerous because if they're hearing from me people need to know and especially international people who is jesse ventura who is this guy well i'll give you a quick scenario who i am i graduated from minneapolis roosevelt high school i immediately joining the united states navy i served four active two in the reserves and i am a member of the big bad u.d.t. seal community naval special forces i then went on to a fifteen year career in the world of professional wrestling for all you spanish people it's called a libra and then i went on from there to become the mayor of the sixth largest city in the state of minnesota brooklyn park beyond bad i served one term i then became

and be sure to tune in this evening at seven thirty pm and ten pm eastern for the debut of the world according to jesse hosted by of course no other than former governor film star pro wrestler a navy seal and now best selling author jesse ventura take a look at a sneak. gov it's been over two years since our last show and now we're here starting the very first episode of this new show kicking it off right here in the nation's capital we're going to be airing every week on r t america on fridays at seven thirty pm and ten pm eastern so we'll also be available on you tube and facebook but most importantly for thirty minutes every week our viewers are going to get to see and hear from you completely unscripted and uncensored so tell us how is this show going to be different from everything else on t.v. well first of all bridgette it's going to be dangerous because if they're hearing from me people need to know and especially international people who is jesse ventura who is this guy well i'll give you a quick scenario who i am i graduated from minneapolis roosevelt high school i immediat

i'll be back at five pm eastern for they put you back that question mark. the world. and all the news companies nearly players but what kind of parties are into the american playing party america offers more artsy america percinet. in many ways the news landscape is just like this either real news fake names good actors bad actors and in the end you could never hear all. the celebs parking all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the world's a stage until we are definitely a player led. for decades the american middle choir been railroaded by washington politics. big body or you just broke out a lot of boy that's what the culture in this country will for our economy. i bet you'll. hear america i'll make sure you don't get railroad you'll get great profit on the free. for. his name is kid. well actually it's robert james ritchie but most people know him as kid rock and guess what there's a very good chance he's going to be michigan's next senator earlier this year rumors started to swirl that he might run that he started making kid rock for u.s. senate t. sh

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saturday at 7 pm eastern hillary clinton gives her personal accounts of the 2016 presidential campaign and election with her book what happened to >> it really hit me that there were these very important issues that needed to be discussed, debated even that our democracy and country relied upon that kind of self-examination and i thought well, i need to know what happened and i need to be as honest, candid, open as i possibly can in order to figure it out for myself. and maybe, doing this in a book would provide the discipline, the deadline to try and think it through. >> on sunday at 7:30 pm eastern, paul hollander, sociology professor at the university of massachusetts ends his book from benito mussolini to hugo chavez. a century of political hero worship. >> these people are actually quite good at projecting their kind of personality which intellectuals found attractive. as i said, this philosopher, this revolutionary idea, or the assumption of the belief that these dictators used political power wisely. and benevolently. that they were kind. that was the most important for intellec

me on twitter military and right there remember the question we're all for you back here at five pm eastern. full disclosure i voted for obama in two thousand and eight because i wanted meaningful change and that's what he promised he promised to end our country's global aggression among other things and at the time that really resonated with me but then he got into office and instead of deescalating our warring ways he increased them he was our first president to be at war every single day of his eight year presidency in two thousand and sixteen alone he dropped over twenty five thousand bombs imagine that imagine just one bomb being dropped in your city near you and a bunch of buildings are instantly turned into rubble and people die now imagine three bombs going off now imagine that every hour every day for a year now imagine a thousand bombs now imagine if you can twenty five thousand bombs that's how many obama dropped in just his final year alone over the course of his presidency he dropped thousands more and seven countries he did this after i voted for him because he said he wanted

capital we're going to be airing every week on r t america on fridays at seven thirty pm and ten pm eastern so we'll also be available on you tube and facebook but most importantly for thirty minutes every week our viewers are going to get to see and hear from you completely unscripted and uncensored so tell us how is this show going to be different from everything else on t.v. well first of all because you. it's going to be dangerous because if they're hearing from me people need to know and especially international people who is jesse ventura who is this guy well i'll give you a quick scenario who i am i graduated from minneapolis roosevelt high school i immediately join the united states navy i served four active two in the reserves and i am a member of the big bad u.d.t. seal community naval special forces i then went on to a fifteen year career in the world of professional wrestling for all you spanish people it's called libra and then i went on from there to become the mayor of the sixth largest city in the state of minnesota brooklyn park beyond bad i served one term i then became th

on the tom hartman program which is growing daily in the noon to three pm eastern time slot and that's the way it is tonight and don't forget democracy is not a spectator sport get out there get active tag you're it. i do not know if the russian state hacked into john podesta e-mails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provided credible to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing three months before the revelations provided by edwards he denied that the n.s.a. was carrying out wholesale surveillance of the u.s. . the hyper vent. corporate media has once again proved to be an echo chamber for government claims that cannot be verified you would have thought they would have learned something after serving as george w. bush's useful idiots in the lead up to the base of iraq. it is vitally important that the press remains rooted in a fact based universe especially when we enter an era when truth and fiction are becoming indistinguishable. from a trial where i've spent countless hours porin

later shows i'm sorry a series she stars in riots and created i'm sorry there's weapons days at ten pm eastern on tru t.v. why is it called i'm sorry cumple reasons i feel like people are always slightly disappointed when i tell them is really i'm not sorry in general i'm not really that apologetic in my humor that kind of thing and people always say women say i'm sorry too much like someone bumps into them and they're like oh i'm sorry you know so that was kind of in this like i said i feel like men do it just as much as women do but i find that eyes and sorry more in like. i'm sorry what is it that you're trying to tell me yes it's a little bit more of a different ways i usually say i'm sorry what is the character it's kind of a version of myself i basically a character i mean andrea and it's in the line of like a louis or master of none or like a curb so it's real stories from my everyday life the pilot is my my daughter when she was in preschool i found out her best or one of her friends mom used to be a well known anal porn star and she had now changed her name and had a different profess

on the tom hartman program which is growing daily in the noon to three pm eastern time slot and that's the way it is tonight and don't forget democracy is not a spectator sport get out there get active tag your it. all existence do something. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some of them want to be. with you going to be pros this is what before three in the morning you could get. interested in the lawyers in the. first sit. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that. fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most deluded society on politics as a species of endless and needless to little computer politicians more than just celebrity are two ruling parties are in reality one part of the corporate world and those who attempt to puncture this. breathless universe of fake news just signed to push through the cruelty and exploitation of the neo liberals or are pushed so far to the margins of society including by a public broadcasting system that has sold its

vonnie: president trump delivers his tax speech today, 3:20 pm eastern, 8:20 p.m. london. p.m.ve an exclusive half-hour interview with the former u.s. treasury secretary jack lew. ♪ vonnie: it is noon in new york and midnight in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn. ahn.: i am shery welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and from around the world. and republican leaders getting set to reveal their latest effort to get much-needed legislative points on the board with a long-awaited tax plan announcement. what that could mean for corporations, top earners, and the broader labor market. sheila bair-- chair joins us today get into that plan and what it means for investors. we are awaiting a major announcement from amazon as they look to capitalize on the rush of technology, vying for consumers' attention ahead of the holiday shopping season. vonnie: president donald trump and republican leaders urgently trying to get tax reform off the ground. they have announced a

trump delivering his tax beach at 3:20 pm eastern, 8:20 p.m. london. vonnie: we are halfway into the trading day in the u.s.. bit of: we are seeing a an interesting diversions between the dow and s&p 500 and nasdaq. the dow and s&p 500 are up and the tech heavy nasdaq is up more than half a percent. we are halfway through the week and at this point we are looking at weekly declines for the major averages. to the dow and s&p 500 because investors are on hold ahead of president trump laying out the tax plan, but parts of the market are anticipating something good to come. if we take a look, this is an index of highly taxed companies relative to the s&p 500. we see out of the election, the poppedtaxed companies higher with investors thinking that taxes would be cut but when details did not emerge, they not only continue to drop but dropped below where they had been trading prior to the escalation. now investors are encouraged and shares are recovering. vonnie: abigail doolittle, thank you. citigroup has become a dominant player in synthetic cbo's, but is

asmac you can see the rest of the interview at 6:00 pm eastern time on special report and fox news. retired navy captain. i am wondering if they will have the follow-through. this is tough to follow through on. you think they will? >> it may come to. if things were to continue the way they are and if this thing were to go to kinetic means where we are slinging weapons at north korea, what would happen to trade with china? it would go to 0. if we could get china to act in its own national interest seeing that a trade embargo from the united states would cripple the weakened economy that economy is weaker than people think. asmac you used the phrase in their interest you see it very much in their interests to have a belligerent dictator like the dictator of north korea to be in power and remain in power, that is in their interest as well as trade. where do they choose and how far do we go to stop trade? >> what they have to see is it would not be in their interests if we were to start a trade war the cost of half $1 trillion, are you nuts? what do you think a war would cost if it star

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sean hannity is back again at 9:00 pm eastern. he's got some big announcements in store tonight. we're all going to be watching. >> sean: two. >> tucker: two. sean hannity ladies and gentlemen, have a great show. >> sean: thank you, welcome to hannity t we are following two major breaking news stories tonight begins a new chapter in the cable news wars. we're now back live at 9:00 pm. we'll have more in just a minute. tonight the president takes on the nfl and players who refuse to stand for the national anthem and our flag. vice-president mike pence is at a political ral lit tonight and he's standing with president trump in that race for the send sat in. we'll have his comments. steve bannon will join us in his first cable interview since leaving the white house, also tonight newt gingrich, laura ingle i think and these announcements. first tonight's all important opening monolog. so we're now back at our old time slot. we're glad you're with us. we're living in very interesting times in america. sadly many big institutions are failing you the american people. we're living in a

sean hannity is back again at 9:00 pm eastern. he's got some big announcements in store tonight. going to be watching. >> sean: two. >> tucker: two. sean hannity ladies and gentlemen, have a great show. >> sean: thank you, welcome to hannity t we are following two major breaking news stories tonight begins a new chapter in the cable news wars. we're now back live at 9:00 pm. we'll have more in just a minute. tonight the president takes on the nfl and players who refuse to stand for the national anthem and our flag. vice-president mike pence is at a political ral lit tonight and he's standing with president trump in that race for the send sat in. we'll have his comments. steve bannon will join us in his first cable interview since leaving the white house, also tonight newt gingrich, laura ingle i think and these announcements.

check your local listings for times.you can also tune in at 2 pm and 6 pm eastern time here on fox news there you can call this reaching out to the grassroots. president trump inviting an 11-year-old boy virginia to the white house after the boy broke the president offering to help cut the white house lawn. frank already runs his own lawn care business and says that he admires the president business skills. frank explaining to fox and friends earlier why he kept mowing the grass as you see on the rose garden lawn while the president was actually trying to talk to him. >> i knew he was very impressed and i thought he was going to talk with me but -- it was actually pretty cool when he came up. >> he may be mowing lawns now but frank says that he hopes to one day become a navy s.e.a.l. that is all right. >> more fallout at one of the top credit reporting agencies. and the president meets not once but twice as democratic leadership talk about doctor. look at this mean for the -- >> we hope that it is a bipartisan bill that has republicans and democrats coming together to really focus on re

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he can save us from another war and here is a sneak peek and tune in for the poso at six thirty pm eastern time in mid on this you wrote an op ed piece in which you said in the new york daily news south korea may be in the best position to help broker a much needed compromise between the united states and north korea how so. because the new leader of south korea i believe the new president he's realistic he got elected as a reform candidate against corruption he has talked about dialogue with north korea i think that makes sense they're right next to each other humanitarian exchanges family reunification i think that kind of soft power some soft family human diplomacy is going to be the way that the two countries north and south korea come together it's an important first step so that's why i'm saying this south korean should not be dismissed that the president should not go after his policy of talking to north korea or try to change the us south korea free trade agreement leave it alone there are friends there are allies we're bound together let's not disrupt our alliances let the mess wi

we will carry portions of the march this morning and carry the speaking program at roughly 2:30 pm eastern here on c-span. thanks for being with us. appreciate your time. guest: appreciate your time. >> of course, that was dorcas davis, founder of the event going on on the national mall. we are watching the march for racial justice. the march now over, and this is the rally. the rally and justice march are being offered by a number of groups. there are sister rallies around the country. you can see it is a fairly large group that has been in the streets of washington, d.c. today. as the rally gets under way, we are waiting for speakers including gloria steinem, feminist, michaela angela davis, a writer on african-american style, race, gender, and hip-hop culture, the cofounder of the black women's blueprint, teresa younger, who is the president a foundation for women who will be one of the moderators and narrators of the event. we will also hear from gina belafonte and numerous performances. we are live at the washington mall. >> for black women and for racial justice, all right? matter? e

. >> sunday night at 8 pm eastern on c-span q&a. >>> now to the center for strategic and international studies by look at us strategy in afghanistan. this is an hour and 1/2.okay, we're going to get started. i'm daniel runde. we are talking about the nonmilitary components of the us strategy in afghanistan. i think the first thing you have to say is i certainly welcome, i think many people welcome the fact that the president has come forward with a new strategy four afghanistan without timelines and with a commitment to a great cause. i think that there are -- there is a moral component to this as well. there is a lot of progress. i think that does not get a lot of coverage on this. and so for us to risk letting all of dad go with the price way too high. we have been working on this for a long time. i have been working with ambassador wayne and the senior advisor here. we have done a lot of things with the ambassador. we have got a very good panel to cover the issues today but i think the other point i want to make is, you can't solve the challenges of afghanistan without diplomacy and

it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and seven pm in the eastern caribbean, where several islandsling from the effects of one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record. hurricane irma, a force five storm system, brings with it gusts of up to 320 kilometres per hour — that's 200 miles per hour. the hurricane has already battered several of the leeward islands. the prime minister of antigua and barbuda, said 90 percent of buildings on barbyuda have been demolished after the centre of irma smashed into the island. at least two people have died on saint martin and neighbouring french territory of st barts. the eye of the hurricane has passed over the british virgin islands. president trump has declared a state of emergency on the us virgin islands and puerto rico as the storm approaches. our correspondent laura bicker reports from the capital, san juan. this is what it sounds like to be at the heart of one of the strongest storms recorded in the atlantic. the winds, like a jet engine, roared through the eastern caribbean. the category 5 hurricane ripped roofs off homes and devast

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behind me at steve jobs theatre most apple employees have not been inside we get to go inside 1 pm easternlic debut but, of course, today, is all about the iphone apple will unveil 10th anniversary phone reports say called iphone x , could be most page iphone make over ever some features have leaked on line a hint of what is coming, here is what we think apple ceo tim cook is going to counsel facial recognition could replace touch id for iphone would allow you to unlock your phone make powers, by just looking at your device, the new feature may allow you to create animated emojis that look like you using facial expressions wireless charging, usersers could see home button disappear less time looking for outlet new come to iphone biggest price tag ever reports say the 10 year flagship model would cost $1,000 that is as much as entry level macbook air could be beginning consumers shell out extra cash upgraded device market value surged 35% this year leading up to hype of announcement, a bigger iphone price tag could mean, bigger sales could push, apple market value to one trillion dollars, f

. >> after words airs every saturday at 10 pm and sunday at 9 pm eastern and you can watch all previous after words programs on our website, booktv.org. now on book tv we are live with author and radio host eric texas. he is the author of many books including everything you always wanted to know about god but wereafraid to ask . on hopper , faster, smarter, profits why and if you can keep it: the forgotten promise of american liberty. >>. >> metaxas, in your current book you talk about the golden triangle of freedom. >> your leaping right in, aren't you? i have to tell you people always ask me how i write my books and with this book if you can keep it which is my newest book, the book on luther is coming out in a couple weeks but this book i'm talking about america and at the very heart of it is the golden triangle of freedom. but what i find funny is that i never heard of it, no one's ever heard of it. a number of years ago dear friend of mine alec guinness wrote a book calleda free people's philistine . >> again all founders understood this. quickly it's that freedom requires virtue.

holly new jersey has issued a flash flood warning for northeastern berks county in eastern pennsylvania until nine thirty pm at five twenty nine pm doppler radar indicated for under storms producing heavy rain across the warning area up to three inches of rain have already fallen flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain some locations that could expand but glued kutztown and she. turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flow gaps occur in vehicles. but this union was merely territorial since then divisions have continued and several armed conflicts have ensued let's take a look at the warring sides a bit closer. in the northern capital of sana'a you have the what these and other rebel groups they are loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh who was ousted in two thousand and eleven by now they control most of northern yemen to the south of sana centered in ad in the country is in the hands of pro-government troops there is the internationally recognized government of abd regu and so are hadi their forces are backed by the saudi led coalition but there

in northeastern pennsylvania western northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until five pm at four o eight pm a severe thunderstorm was located near warner's ville for eight miles west of reading moving northeast at twenty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and penny size hail source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include allentown redding easton lee heighten bethlehem emmaus wyomissing northampton wilson hometown nazareth palm cuts down jim thorpe hammered it's leading to fleetwood sinking spring laurel beale and moment stores for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has issued until five pm for the following to be used in pennsylvania birds carbon lehigh and northampton. but he wants to give credit to for example the syrian army or the russians but the fact of the matter is that in this situation it's very black and white the good guys in this scenario where the syrian army and its allies and the bad guys were isis and another reason

landfall this morning to length also talk about in the florida keys at about 9:10 pm and marco island at 345 eastern. here is the track moving towards the north as you head into monday. my monday morning this will be a category one hurricane at 75 miles an hour. it will weaken into a tropical storm towards portions of georgia and alabama. by monday night we could be talking about winds at around 50 miles an hour. >>> we will have more at 10:00 news in the hour. >>> now a special rate work on homelessness in the bay area. >> it can happen to anybody. it is hard. >> reporter: homeless in the bay area.>> it was just one incident, one accident, one job away from homelessness.>> reporter: tens of thousands of people living on the streets. >> reporter: family staying in cars, shelters, struggling to get their children to school. >> a lot of it is just people just looked disgusted. >> reporter: people living in tents on concrete sidewalks. >> reporter: and now a new face of homelessness. victims of the day area housing crisis barring cars or sleeping on the couch . >> we are sleeping on a bridge, field, si

southwestern monroe county in northeastern pennsylvania northampton county in eastern bolivia until five forty five feet. four fifty four pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near werner's delta near branch delta near northampton moving northeast at thirty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and penny size hail source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include allentown redding easton bethlehem for x. y. missing northampton nazareth palm and bangor cuts to jim thorpe hamburg sleeping ten fleetwood sinking spring and pen. for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition pale and frequent cloud to lightning is a thing with this storm moved indoors. remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicles flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until five forty five pm following county new jersey and the following counties in penns

new jersey essentially county in eastern pennsylvania northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania northampton county in pennsylvania in till seven fifteen pm at six twenty five pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from penn are guilty springtown to perkasie moving east at forty five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and any size hail source doppler radar and trained weather spotters these storms have produced wind damage across bridges and upper portions of montgomery county impact expects damage to trees and power lines severe thunderstorms will be near bangor argel wind again belfast and east bangor around six thirty pm. regal's bill clinton and riviera around six thirty five pm. they'll be there milford pipersville columbia outfield and go down to look around six forty pm. oxford front town bloomsbury lumberville and around six forty five pm hope stockton argent and great meadows via around six fifty pm hackettstown clinton glen gardner hampton sandbrook annabel and allen mucci panther valley around six fifty five pm flemington highbridge left and greenville around seven pm. the home clearly fr

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