guys, i don't know about you, but i love podcasts. do you listen to podcasts? cheers ] >> jimmy: higgins? >> steve: >> jimmy: i love them. when you're at the gym or whatever you do, you're on the train, or the bus or whatever. what am i listening to? i'm listening to -- "s-town," i listen to. [ scattered applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: isn't that good? if you like "serial" -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i think it's the same makers of -- >> steve: it's good. >> jimmy: yeah, not cereal like cereal. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: but "serial." [ light laughter ] "s-town"'s great. "m >> jimmy: is it? right? have you listened to that one? it's fantastic. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: oh, these are all great podcasts. well, anyway, i was looking through itunes, and i noticed that there's a lot of obscure podcasts that i never even heard of before. so, i thought we could check a a few of them out right now. it's time for "tonight show podcasts." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show podcasts yeah ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: now, this is -- >> steve: you better

. ,isit our website c-span.org/history/podcasts, or download them from itunes. announcer: are c-span cities tour takes american history tv on the road to feature the history of cities across america. here is a recent program. >> we are standing at a place that holds profound significance for the indigenous people here in this part of what we now call butte county. asy regard this very place whereinicular vocation their cosmology, the creator had human beings emerge into the world. it is also alumni glenn, as far as california state university chico is concerned. with the discovery of gold not to source out from here -- not too far south from here and the inability to keep that secret, the news quickly spread. the ratio of settlers to native shift,began to radically whereas prior to the gold rush, there would have been somewhere on the order of under 5000 settlers in all of california. by 1855, that would have skyrocketed to above 40,000 settlers. fraught.ions were not for every group at every moment, but there was a profound sense of racism towards native people

i enjoyed the podcast.what is your view for whether we will be seeing a pinterest ipo anytime soon? david: i think probably valuation would be the challenge with an ipo anytime soon. i will say among younger women i know, the brand loyalty to pinterest is very real, at least in the united states. i think they have a strong business. the thing that surprised me most about sarah's interviews was when they explicitly said they are not a social network. really surprising. caroline: that was a fascinating twist. thank you very much. great insight from sarah frier. check out the "decrypted" podcast. and david kirkpatrick sticking with us. you can hear more on this week's "decrypted" podcast. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. president trump set of executive orders to review u.s. tax regulations and roll back dodd-frank. he spoke before the signings at the treasury department. president trump: we have taken unprecedented actio

just an hour after o'reilly's podcast. o'reilly has not said if he plans to return to tv but promises his podcast will expand into a full news show with guests and his signature no holds barred style. >> you as a loyal o'reilly listener have the right to know down the lane what exactly happened, and we are working in that direction. amy: there are new developments in that lindsey: -- developments in that united airline story. employees were calling for police assistance. there is video of the doctor's wife boarding, running off, and running back on. they are getting ready for legal action. >> it escalated to physical harm , when he was lawfully where he was entitled to be. lindsey: the attorney is representing this woman who says an american airlines flight attendant removed her stroller, nearly hitting her baby. into at the zoo turned quite an adventure for and expecting cup -- couple. the baby had other plans. she went into labor in the middle of the park, so dad jumped into action, deliri a crowd of people. >> she is cr

i, personally, love podcasts. this week, inc.com shares five great business podcasts to tune into to spark ideas and turn business plans into action. one, brown ambition. this weekly podcast bills itself as a conversation on career, business, building wealth and living in brown skin. hosts mandy woodrough and tiffany talk finance and empowerment as women of color. two, entrepreneur on fire. the host featured over 1,000 successful entrepreneurs sharing their best and worst moments as business owners. it was awarded the best of itunes and ideas on how to turn ideas into success. three, accelerate your business growth. the host gives small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs tips from sales and tech to work life balance. four, your partner in success radio. dennis griffith brings together a wide range of entrepreneurs to tackle everything from productivity and leadership to marketing and sales. and, five, the femtrepreneur show. they provide advice for women ♪ >> hello. i'm the owner and inventor of hang-oh-ma

in addition to this podcast, he also has a speaking tour starting in june.nd an eighth book in his best-selling series is set to come out in september. so diane and kendis, plenty to keep him busy. >> that, indeed. his latest book is still on top of the bestseller's list, maggie, thank you. >>> police in connecticut say a fitbit fitness tracker helped crack a murder case. richard debate is accused of killing his waif in late 2015. he claims she was shot dead home invasion. his statements about the case contradicted information found on her fitbit tracker. he's accused of tampering with evidence and making false statements. >>> elton john is recovering from a potentially deadly bacterial infection. the rock 'n' roll hall of famer said to have picked it up on a tour in south america. landing him in the hospital for nearly two weeks. it forced him to cancel upcoming shows in las vegas. however, the rocket man is expected to make a full recovery and is set to return to the stage in england. on june 3rd. >>> back here at home, we're learning what likely caused th

visit our website, c-span.org/history/podcasts, or download them from itunes. on april 2, 1917, jeannette rankin of montana was sworn in as the first woman elected to the u.s. congress. to mark the centennial, here is a brief look at her life and career. >> the story of women in congress begins with jeannette rankin who is elected to the montana.1916 from she is elected to the house for years before four women had the right to vote nationally. she is a bridge from the to womenmovement attaining full political rights. in a national women's suffrage organization. she helped women get the right to vote, not only in montana, that a couple of states left in mississippi. she runs in 1916, she is elected to one of montana's two at-large districts. part of her platform is that she is a pacifist. on is sworn into the house april 2, 1917. speciale has come into session, extraordinary session because the president, that delivers arow wilson message to congress asking for a declaration of war against germany. it was the u.s. entry into world war i. rankin is one of a group

in addition to this podcast, he has a speaking tour starting in june.nd an eighth book in his best-selling series is set to come out in september. so diane and kennedys, plept toy keep him busy. >> his latest book is still on top of the best seller's list, thank you. >>> police in connecticut say there is a fitbit tracker that hemd with a murder investigation. his statements about the case contradicted information found on her fitbit tracker. he's accused of tampering with evidence and making false statements. >>> elton john is recovering from a potentially deadly bacterial infection. it landed him in the hospital for nearly two weeks. it forced him to cancel upcoming shows in las vegas. however, the rocket man is expected to make a full recovery and set to return to the stage in england. >>> what like lie caused the sudden death of "happy days" actress erin moran. an autopsy has found she likely died from stage4 cancer. they did not elaborate on the type of cancer. while toxicology results are pepding, investigators say no illegal narcotics were found

bill o'rei lly comes back to broadcasting today with a new episode of his podcast., o'reilly as you know was fired last week from fox news because of sexual harassment allegations. o' reilly says the accusations were completely unfounded, and today's podcast will be the first time o'reilly has talked publicly about being terminated by fox. the podcast is available for premium members of his web site, billoreilly.com. >>> the first round of france's presidential election was held over the weekend and far right leader advanced to a runoff election that will be held next month. lapin is against the european union and known for her antiimfwrags politics. >>> protests in paris yesterday over the results of the presidential election, student protesters are angry that far-right candidate will advance to the runoff, which is on may 7th. >>> time is now 4:14. tensions continue to escalate between the united states and north korea. yesterday, north korea threatened to sink the american aircraft carrier uss carl vinson. president trump ordered the carl vinson carrier strike

how many people have listened to the entire podcast of the first season? so not as many as you think. about half the room, right? maybe a third of the room. >> i say maybe a third. if you haven't -- i assume -- how many people hear read my book. you're my favorite people. >> i'll read the opening hoff hi introduction into the book because that is -- we all describe the moments that wedded us for to these situations. so i'm going read the opening passage because this i the moment thaw cemented me to this case. knew adnan and this is a picture of adnan when he was in high school. handsome young man, football player, prom king. 17 years old. this picture was taken a couple months before he was arrested at 17, and taken out of his bed in front of his mother and younger brother at, like, 5:00 a.m. in the morning. and dragged off to police station. when he was dragged off, he did things for years he didn't tell us but the entire ride the police officers threatened him with a sexual assault that he would be facing in prison because he was such a pretty boy. the y

now at lest he has his podcast.for it. >> releasing it for free tell pr early. >> free tonight. and free through sunday. $49.95 for the year if you are interested. the website says it all goes to charity. >> he had 4 million viewers on cable. i'm sure he will have quite a few listeners on the pod cast. thank you, maggie. >>> catastrophic natural disaster striking nepal. >> survivors of the devastating earthquake are sharing incredible stories of survival. you're watching "world news now." rvival. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >>> among the most catastrophic natural disasters in memory. 2015 earthquake in the heart of the himalayans. >> we are hearing from survivors. abc's juju chang has their stories. >> reporter: it's one of most majestic, yet dangerous places on earth. mt. everest, in nepal's himalayan mountains towering more than 29,000 feet above sea level. two years ago, on april 25th. disaster strikes. a 7.8 magnitude earthquake ♪ ♪ >>> among the most catastrophic natural disasters in memory. 2015 eart

but his own no spin news podcast. silence on the end of his career at fox news. >> i am sad that i'm not on television anymore. i was very surprised how it all turned out. >> reporter: the former fox news host hinting that we have not heard the last about those sexual harassment allegations that led to the network letting him go last wednesday. allegations o'reilly vehemently denied. >> i can't say a lot because there's much stuff going on right now. but i can tell you that i'm very confident the truth will come out, and when it does, i don't know if you're gonna be surprised. i think you're going to be shaken, as i am. there's a lot of stuff involved here. >> reporter: o'reilly spotted by "the daily mail" after his fox departure at a long island shoe store, reportedly receiving $25 million from the network where he once ruled in the ratings. >> i grabbed some vacation because it's spring and easter time. >> reporter: his final show watched by over 3.5 million viewer, that number dropping by almost 1 million after he

he started podcasting when he was five. old, and you're talking to people at harvard. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: are you at all afraid? >> no. >> reporter: worried? >> no, no, never. it's actually just my curiosity. i'm a 50-year-old man in a six-year-old's body. >> reporter: this kind of inspired give-and-take landed him on "ellen" recently. >> what are these? >> these are kaboom goggles. >> reporter: nate's dad, eric, is a digital media producer of podcasts for "the "journal of the american medical association"." after watching how it's done, nate got the bug. >> reporter: nate is a bis surprised he has a hit on his hands. >> i just thought i would teach people about science. i didn't know i would turn into, like, a journalist and a reporter. >> reporter: and yet, it looks like nate is just getting started. >> you guys want to see? >> reporter: dean reynolds, cbs news, wilmette, illinois. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> tonight -- new

podcast hey i missed you guysbill's back!odcast 00.47 i am sad that i'm not on television anymore. i was very surprised how it all turned out. i can't say a lot, because there's much stuff going on right now.fresh from his italian vacation after being releived of his duties as host of "the o'reilly factor" for alleged sexual harrassment of fox's female employees, oreilly addressed his ousting on his "no spin news" podcast with bravado in tact ----podcast 01.00 i'm very confident the truth will come out, and when it does, i don't know if you're going to be surprised - but i think you're going to be shaken, as i am. there's a lot of stuff involved here.oreilly drew himself as the victim, claiming that there is more to the narrative than what's been reported in the mainstream media ----podcast 01.16 now, i can't say anymore because i just don't want to influence the flow of the information. airk tucker carlson i watched bill o'reilly at this hour for years.meanwhile - tucker carlson making his first appearance since taking over

instead of a book of the week, i want to recommend the podcast of this show.es or wherever you find your favorite podcast, search "fareed zakaria gps" and you'll find us. hit the subscribe button and you'll get us every week. that way if you missed a show, you can listen. better yet, recommend the gps podcast to a millennial who probably doesn't watch so much tv and already knows where to find podcasts. >>> this week china launched its second aircraft carrier, but its first homemade one. the first was a rebuilt soviet era ship purchased from ukraine. this new one which is kmekexpec to enter active service in 2020 was designed in china and built in the country's shipyard. it is a great improvement but still has a ways to catch up with american technology. see that upward slope where the planes will take off? a military expert tells cnn it's to help the aircraft get into the air and stay there. we american ships have kacatapultso blast the planes off the carrier decks. america currently operates ten carriers with two more under construction. this new carrier is

you can listen to it on the website, it isa can listen to it on the website, it is a podcast.ingly frank. he talks about bottling up, how it wasn't until he was 28 that he came to terms with what had happened. and he talks about the angen happened. and he talks about the anger. the language is extraordinary. he says, i had probably been close to a complete breakdown on numerous occasions, with all sorts of grief, lies, misconceptions and everything coming from every angle. he talks about almost wanted to punch people. it is historic, partly because this is a story we are all familiar with and gives us a perspective on the story that we have never had before. also, i cannot think of a member of the royalfamily i cannot think of a member of the royal family talking in this unfiltered way before to the press. we might have expected an interview that was then edited, which the palace would have to go through with a fine tooth comb to green light. for him to talk in this way, without any kind of filter, it feels like an historic change in the way the royal family speaks to the nati

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and today's podcast will be the first time he will talk publicly about being terminated. his podcast is available for premium members of his website. >>> the first round of the presidential elections was held over the weekend. there will be a runoff election that will be held next month. marine le pen is against the european union union. >>> there were protests in paris yesterday over the results of the election. protesters are angry that marine le pen will advance to the runoff. >>> tensions escalating, north korea threatened to sink the aircraft carrier uss carl vinson. north korea has detained another us citizen. a teacher who had been teaching there for the last month. he is the third american thought to be held by the north koreans. limit they are holding another american to have another bargaining chip. >> tomorrow they mark the 85th anniversary of the north korean army. in the pass, they have marked important days by testing weapons. >>> let's go back over to whether. he up and checking in on some of the people with our long commute. >> i think a lot of people are

his website says he's returning with a new podcast. was updated to announce the new podcast one day after his former news show shut down for good. after a reported $25 million by the foxnews channel over allegations of sexual and paying out as much as $13 million for five of the lawsuits against the foxnews channel and 21st century. i think that the first hundred days have been an abysmal failure. the lowest approval ratings of any president. the cabinet appointments. internet administration whose only purpose is to disparage president barack obama. field -- failed. -- the band has failed. the repeal and replace has failed. taxes, i want to see his medical records. --ry president i believe what is he have a specialist as his primary care physician. i want to see if he's been treated for depression. i want to see the other aspects of his health. host: you know people will pay to watch his podcast. no administration has accomplished more in the first 90 days. next is a photograph of franklin a you'd is benchmark of every subsequent presi

that was the topic of this week's "game plan" podcast.berg -- rebecca greenfield joins me, as does ellen huet. first of all, let's ask you, ellen, for some of the statistics. give us a sense of how little things have changed. ellen: you look at these numbers year-over-year and we see companies releasing their numbers year-over-year and you see changes of a percent here or there. companies are trying to slice and dice things in a way that makes them look good, so they often show percentages of the new hires they've made in the last year. what percentage of them was women? if you are alphabet, 60,000 employees, you could hire women and underrepresented minorities all day long and you wouldn't see a ton of change in the percentages of the company. it has been interesting to see how companies react to showing the same or similar statistics year after year. caroline: still more work to do. rebecca, can you tell us some of the inside facts of what they are trying to do, perhaps more innovative ways of bringing in ethnic minorities, more females

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>> reporter: he started podcasting when he was 5.'re 6 years old and you're talking to people at harvard. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: are you at all afraid? worried? >> no. no. never. it's actually just my curiosity. i'm a 50-year-old man in a 6-year-old's body. >> what does it smell like there when you pump an alligator's stomach? >> it smells really, really bad. >> reporter: this kind of inspired give and take landed him on "ellen" recently. >> what are these? >> these are >> only three? >> reporter: nate's dad, eric, is a digital media producer of podcasts for "the journal of the american medical association." after watching how it's done nate got the bug. >> so this is a question i've been wondering since i was three. >> oh, wow. years ago clearly. >> would an ant think gold is precious like us? >> reporter: nate is a bit surprised he has a hit on his hands. >> i just thought i would teach people about science. i didn't know i would turn into like a journalist and a reporter. >> so there you have it, folks. the show about science

only subscribers will have access to his podcast.d o'reilly after losing nearly 60 advertisers in the wake of news he paid millions to settle sexual harassment claims. >>> five people including three children tied when a fire engulfed a home in new york city. firefighters say they saw the flames and smoke from several blocks ai what before necessary arrived at the scene of this afternoon's fire in queens. only one person survived. he tumbled to the ground from a second story window. witnesses saw a burned child carried out of the home a few miles from new york's kennedy airport. investigators say it is too early to tell how the fire started. >>> to a heart stopping moment caught on camera. a young child tumbling from a back of a church bus into a busy highway. what happens next may have saved her life. abc news reporter philip minna has our story tonight. >> reporter: a heart stopping moment playing out on this highway in arkansas. keep you oy on the bus ahead. out of nowhere the back door swings open. clinging on for dear life is a

ladies and gentlemen, my next guest is an emmy-winning comedian and podcaster.♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> oh, my god! do you know how excited i am? i love you so much. i watch the show constantly-- well, once a night. and i loved-- oh, you're so talented! >> stephen: i have such strong affection for you right now, too, for some reason. >> really, really. >> stephen: i actually saw you in a wonderful production of "taming of the shrew" in the summer, shakespeare in the park. >> shakespeare in the park. it was an all-female "taming of the shrew." i played a guy, thank you. >> stephen: had you done shakespeare before that? >> i had never done shakespeare, and they asked me to audition for it, and i was like, "all right..." and i gave up a lot of money, touring. but it was like going to graduate school. i can't tell you. it was the most incredible experience. we're in central park. the raccoons were on stage with us. >> stephen: oh, no, there were lots of animals. >> it was unbelievable. it was like you were at the zoo. >> stephen: you are i

he says he plans to make his podcast a quote genuine news program. tucker carlson stepped in for the first time and had this to say. >> i watch bill o'reilly at this hour for years and i always marvelled how well prepareded he was, how tough he was and crisply and directly he expressed his views. what he did was not easy. he set a high bar. i'm going to do my best. >> after more than three months of public silence on vacation and away from the spotlight president obama came roaring back. >> so, what's been going on while i've been gone? >> a sense of humor as well. moderating a panel discussion at the university of chicago, focusing on what catapulted him to the white house, civic engagement urging young people to get involved. tackling issues without mentioning his successor's name. >> the ing sl most important thing i can do is to help in any way i can prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton. what i said in 2004 that there were no red states or blue states, that was aspirational comment, but i think -- and it's one, by the wa

. >>> the "los angeles times" says bill o'reilly will resume his podcast tonight.d forex anchor just returned from vacation. the no spin news podcast is featured on his website. >>> the "usa today" notes that richard simmons thanked those who helped him last week. the fitness guru was hospitalized last week for indigesti indigestion. he expressed gratitude to the l.a. police and the cedars-sinai medical center. >>> and "the seattle times" visits a community up for sale. it's in the bustling town of tiller. you can get six houses, a general store, a gas station, fire hydrants all for $3.5 million. >>> a possible contamination of hack browns from a nearby golf course. >>> and a running gag. a runner splashes the duke and duchess of cambridge. splashes the duke and duchess of cambridge. evere ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happen

. >>> ousted fox news host bill o'reilly returning to his podcast today.e first time that he's speaking publicly since parting ways with the news channel. his no spin news podcast resumes this evening. that's his subscription-based website. he was fired from fox last week scandal. he went on vacation before he was fired. >>> our first look at surveillance video of a bumbling burglar at a clothing store last week. the thief managed to drop down into the store through the ceiling, ransacking the place, then tries to climb back up through the ceiling again but -- there he goes, just falls down. yeah. all the time the alarm was going off. he eventually escaped out a back door. >>> time now for some sports. >> yes, nba playoff highlights from our guys at espn. >> good morning, america. hello to utica. the can havaliers are through te second round of the nba playoffs. plenty other times are fighting to get there. >> like the thunder and the rockets. this is about two individuals and there's one of them, russell westbrook. there's another one, steven adams, inten

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as a result of that, each podcast is just people who are even more excited to hear it.we talk about big issues, racism, and with this presidency, all of those things become very relevant very quickly. we have had a threat of one -- we're threatening to bomb north korea, we had two bombs this week, it immediately triggers the stuff that we're talking about. it is useful for us even though it is almost over. >> it is crazy that we're able to bring humor into these discussions when we talk about real nuclear weaponry and bombs, the white house course respondespo -- correspondents dinner is one of the biggest entertainment events of the year. president trump says he is not going. i can't imagine he will change his mind about that. does it help or hurt? it is for us if is for journalists, but what does it say to you? >> refere . >> it is kind of weird because he had a roast on comedy central a few years ago. a roast. it is strange if he won't go to this, something much more dignified. steven colbert proved that the white house correspondents dinner can be a really scary thin

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