loud noises, luggage, bright lights, commotion, and lots of people for 4-year-old presley, it can allsm. >> the diagnosis was hard. it was real difficult to handle. we cried all those dreams were gone >> reporter: jason is a heavy equipment operator at pittsburgh international airport who found that at pre-k, presley often needs a quiet place, a sensory room to himself. and he's hardly alone. one in 59 eight-year-olds has autism, and adults too that got jason thinking, wouldn't a hectic airport be the ideal place for a sensory room pittsburgh said yes and even put presley's name on it [ applause ] >> i'm still overwhelmed i'm still speechless just to know that this can help so many others it brings tears to your eyes [ crying ] it really does to know the struggle as a family, what we go through as a couple >> reporter: in a word, presley's place is soothing. soft colors, low lighting, bubbles, padded seats, and rockers. and textured walls designed for kids with autism, even a special restroom with an adult-size changing table presley, who is mostly nonverbal, loves it. he seems pretty

a congressman and presley saying that black voices are. congressman presley saying things like that feeling wants those who are diverse really to think the same way that they think so it's not about diversity when it comes to race really it really should be diversity as well when it comes to different ideas about the left isn't interested in those who think like me or look like me but also think like i do they have to think the way that they want to think to have black voices be the. black faces like she has said that and that's the problem with that they're not interested in a diversity idea ideas if you're candace owens or if you're someone simply who's not a radical leftist than you are anti-black or you're anti-woman or you're anti elvis you might see even for those who are gay conservatives so that's the problem here and that people. are seeing straight through that that people those people like don't really care about the fact that they're hispanic or that are black or they're or muslim or what have you what they care about is that a

you're nothing but a bunch of british elvis presleys. >> the beatles arrived.rom then on a thousand different things arose. >> is it a sex thing or -- >> yes, it's sexual. completely. ♪ >> there is a desire to get power in order to use it for good. ♪ how does it feel >> pop musicians in today's generation, they could rule the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] ♪ she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah, she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> yeah, yeah, yeah. this is beatleland, formerly known as britain, where an epidemic called beatlemania has seized the teenage population, especially female. >> cbs, they do a story on what they probably think is a goofy band from england that's doing quite well. >> these four boys from liverpool with their dishmop hairstyles are britain's latest musical, and in fact, sociological phenomenon. they symbolize the 20th century nonhero, as they make nonmusic, wear nonhaircuts, give nonmercy. meanwhile, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is alexander kendrick in beatleland. >> some little girl heard just a hint of what the beatles were about and starts calling h

[applause] i would like to acknowledge the bass, congresswoman presley, congressman john lewis who will be with us in just a minute as , well as our virginia representatives, bobby scott, congressman don mceachin. [applause] also with us this morning, our senator and fellow richmonder tim kaine. , [applause] now i would like all members of the arthur ashe extended family to please give a big wave so we can clap for you. [applause] it is now my pleasure to invite forward mr. tom farrell, to -- ceo and president of dominion energy to extend his welcome, , which he does with our appreciation for the sponsorship of today's ceremony. tom. good morning: everyone. ,>> good morning. pres. farrell: today marks a bold step forward for our city. many folks here remember the hard work to build the arthur ashe statue now almost 25 years ago. like many things important in richmond, it was very controversial. lots of people had reasons not to build it or to build it somewhere else, or to do something else altogether. it was not easy. but richmond is a better place because political and civic leaders w

to be here with your wonderful here with my sister from the northeast, congresswoman presley.now, so much is going through my mind. i have a prepared text, but i'm not going to use it. i'm almost overcome. later, 400 years later, this young brother, the , can become the lieutenant governor. [applause] a young man by the name of arthur scott can become a congressperson. in this young brother here follows in the great line of leaders becoming mayor. governor, thank you for being you. senator, thank you for being you. call of the honorably elected officials, getting in on the way, getting in good trouble, necessary trouble. i didn't grow up in a big city like richmond. i didn't grow up in a big city like washington, d.c. or los angeles or boston. i grew up in rural alabama on a farm. my father was a sharecropper, a tenant farmer. but back in 1944, when i was father hadold, my saved $300 and a man sold him 100 acres of land. my family still owns this land today. [applause] dorian, many many days and it wasars long before we came over the ocean 400 years ago to this land. we learne

lisa rodriguez presley, we appreciate it so much. thank you.atlanta motor speedway is opening their camping facilities to people who are evacuating the coast as well. so georgia is definitely getting ready. >> all right. >>> turning to 2020 now, former vice president joe biden is not apologizing, despite telling a moving but untrue war story on the campaign trail. its criticism that the former vice president has a problem with getting the facts right fair? 3 out of 4 people achieved... ...90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections... ...and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection... ...or symptoms such as fevers,... ...sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs... ...or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. i feel free to bare my skin. visit skyrizi.com. how do you get skin happy aveeno® with prebiotic oat. it hydrates and softens skin. so it looks like this... and you f

more than four decades after his death, elvis presley reemerges as an animated superhero. his ex-wife priscilla is coproducing a series called agent king for netflix that will feature elvis as an agent in a secret government spy program charged with try safe f forces while holding down his day job as the king of rock-and- roll. netflix has yet to announce a release date. and, a deadly game of hide and seek. ready or not. >> it's something we do when someone new joins the family. >> reporter: the horror family comedy follows those at a family mansion that are hunted in a gruesome game as part of a diabolical ritual. ready or not hits theaters wednesday and that is your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs news in los angeles. >>> never in history have the giants and the a's completed a four game sweep at . cene and d up reaction, coming up. >> we goto downtown san jose, upper 50s on this monday morning and we will be right back. >>> good monday morning. a gray start to the day and we are tracking cloudy skies and patchy fog and you can see that spreading from the coast

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>>k and roll paying tribute to the king. 42 years since elvis presley.rt attack at age 42 after battling prescription drug abuse. every year thousands flock to the singer's former home in memphis tennessee for elvis week. it includes c gardens of his beloved glaze land. grace land. >>> ♪ >> a throw back nostalgic. taylor swift releasing her new single lover the title track from her new oncoming album. it goes back to her roots it's a laid back love song and has an acoustic sound to it. >> blake cannot way. >> jaylv z's inent the nfl is going to go way beyond being part of the entertainment committee and the mixed martial arts community reacting to that shocking videohat shows connor macgregor punching an old man inside a bar. >>mz allver these stories,ev harvin joins us with those stors. harvey let's start us with that stunner as far as breaking news, jay-z may be buying a steak in an nfl team? >> yeah, i mean, we broke the story and, blake, i've got to till, i was shocked at this. but i can tell you, it's true, that jay -- our sources are telling that j

presley to find out where elvis was because dewey wanted him to come down to the station.excited she said well, he was so nervous about being on the show and having his record played that he went to see a double feature western. so they got in their truck, went over and walked up and down the dark aisle. here is elvis all by himself. they whispered about the excitement created by the record came down to the station. i met him that night and he remained my friend until the day he died. jedediah: what was elvis like in person. >> he was a terrific individual. it's just too bad that everybody in the world couldn't get to know him like a lot of his close friends, myself included got to know him. he was a terrific individual. and he was a guy who gave so many millions of dollars to charitable organizations. a lot of people didn't realize that. pete: you are the only person alive that was there the day he was found dead as well. >> yeah. there were six of us in the studio that night that he was discovered, and i'm the only one living who was there that night. pete: that impact?

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presley calling it bigoted, and cruel. you would think she would recognize those qualities.ut let's look at their history of hate. tlaib said that jewish members of congress quote forgot what congressry the -- country they represent, and 28ed that tweetet palestinians are dehumanized. the list goes on as they call for a boycott of israel. americans and businesses continue to prosper you were the trump booming economy. despite the left wing business media's efforts on occasion to down play the president's historic accomplishments, president trump today tweeting this. fake news media is doing everything they can to crash the economy. because they think that will be bad for me and my reelection, problem they have is that economy is way too strong we will be winning big on trade and everyone knows, that including china. po reinforce president's statement. consumer spending, rising in july, beating particulars, retail sales rose a percent, and unemployment rate 3.7%, since his election, president created a whopping 6 million new jobs. joining us tonight, patrice, senior policy an

another member of the squad, congresswoman iana presley said and i quote here, we don't need more brown faces who don't want to be brown voices. inschwin waiting that if -- insinuating you want to be a real person of color, you must adhere to her radical leftist ideology. otherwise you're just a traitor to your race. she's giving people that binary choice, either you adhere to what she is saying,ow obey her or you're a bad person. but here this thing. once you know, once you understand the tactics used by the radical left, these tactics are easy to destroy. they're easy to debunk. they told me i have four hours to speak to you today, not a minute long sore i can't show you all of the tactics the left uses, but the binary choice tactic is a favorite mook the left and once you recognize it, you can and you should-everyone in this room should shove it off track. and i show you how to shove it off track in my book, too. i don't just tell you what the left is doing i. tell you how to counter what the left is doing. i lay out for you 11 tactics to use to rhetorically trap the left in their ow

five years of school desegregation in westminster in 1972 on the founding principal doctor william presley retired. there were mixed experiences. this research was done through archival work at westminster and various archives in atlanta and throughout the south as well as oral history interviews. just to give you a glimpse of what day one was like for one of my most reluctant interviewees, michael, they took his younger brother to convince him to talk to me. this was michael's description of his first day at westminster. during the first year -- no one could prepare me for the hypo logical story i was about to receive. the very first day of class eighth grade i walked in and the dominant white males about eight of them, many on the football team immediately surrounded me and how naÏvely i thought, their welcoming me too class. then they proceeded to humiliate, hit, push, shove, and he's me into hysteric so iran to the bathroom to hide and cried. so we know what happened in public schools but this also let you know that things are not a whole lot different for some black students, also for

here now is matt schlapp, chairman of the american conservative union, monique presley as well is withverything should get along, we shouldn't have to have any weapons, that would be great. how is this feasible economically and physically possible to accomplish? >> some parts of it are not physically possible to accomplish right now. the plan that he rolled out is one that is going to in my opinion take a lifetime and a few people's lifetimes to accomplish. it is definitely ambitious, it's not my favorite out of all the candidates out there who have plans but there are things that are important. recognizing climate is an issue that can no longer be ignored and we can't be in this land of climate change, claimant crisis denying and actually have something left for our children and our grandchildren. in terms of our goals, it's necessary. it can be done. >> laura: by 2050, foley d carbonized. >> we are -- >> laura: i would like to put that into baltimore, chicago, l.a., san francisco, i would like to not fight these foreign wars, bernie and i agree on a lot of military intervention, i'm

nothing about ayanna presley. it is simply donald trump trying to label something as anti-semitic to label the democrats without any justification. >> doesn't matter. when he tweeted out during the campaign an image of hillary clinton with the star of david over the background of money. he told jewish republicans in april that netanyahu was, quote, your prime minister. part of why we're seeing anger now is because that isn't new. that there is so many other examples. like the example of charlottesville. >> charlottesville then early in his life talking about how he wants short jewish guys in yarmulkes to count his money. this is a man who uses these tropes whenever they're convenient to him. he's kind of lost in the 1940s and '50s new york city hyper ethnic awareness period where everyone seemed to identify themselves. well, you're an italian american. you're a jewish american. you know, he doesn't seem to get that we're all americans first. >> yeah. >> and i think that philip was absolutely right, that he was mak

you're nothing but a bunch of british elvis presleys. >> the beatles arrived.

elvis presley was not good for the children either. >> good morning, everybody.arts, sellout crowds in the stadiums will be joined by a television audience of perhaps 1.5 billion people around the world. ♪ come on, baby ♪ get in the road ♪ come on now ♪ in the middle road ♪ yeah >> watching live aid on tv was my version of driving to woodstock. and i watched every second of it. ♪ everybody has had to fight to be free ♪ ♪ saying you don't have to live like a refugee ♪ ♪ don't have to live like a refugee ♪ ♪ all we hear is radio ga ga ♪ radio goo goo ♪ radio ga ga >> the great thing about live aid, it showed that musicians for me seemed to be the most altruistic people in the world. >> a group whose heart is in dublin, ireland. [ cheers and applause ] whose spirit is with the world. a group that's never had any problems saying how they feel. u2. >> when u2 play live aid, things had changed. rock 'n' roll was getting serious. music could change the world. bono could change the world. ♪ sunday bloody sunday ♪ sunday bloody sunday >> u2, formed ten years ago when its

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presley and our film teacher who instilled it in us.ur school in history class, what was catalyzed was a strong appreciation for history, civics, citizenship. that's what really what we wanted to communicate. our topics is accountability in government and corruption, it came from a place of focused on what actually makes us american. i mean, basically government power antithetical to liberty. government that's responsible to the people is the only kind of government that can be addressed. without principles like that, we cease to be americans. >> dana: mason, do you find that a lot of your friends and other students in your school, i think people are super interested in politics right now and what's going on in the country. is it resonating in your age level too? >> i think definitely, yeah. i think we're in a a unique environment where we have diverse conversations and share perspectives and we talk about them in unique ways that help bring us together and expand our personal beliefs. i believe we are in such a unique place in history

you saw presley take on capuano. capuano was a terrific progressive but a tradition mall prerogative. and pressley came in with all this energy and knocked him out. that's really impressive. it's a hard thing to do. i think joe kennedy may be looking at that same sort of generational change. there is arrestiveness in the party. if you want to be a successful democrat, you have to be successful with those under 30. 65-plus, that's mr. trump's base. if we want to cut into that, pointing out that he's trying to cut medicare might be great. right now the generational heart of the republican party, young people, joe kennedy can appeal to them. >> michael, paul, thank you very much. >>> all right. "the washington post" by their count the president has made more than 12,000 false or misleading claims. and now the head of one powerful government agency is calling the president's bluff. when it comes to claims about voter fraud. we'll talk to the chair of the s.e.c. next. ♪ let's get down to business. the business of atlanta

at monique presley. >> 80% in 2020. >> laura: what i wonder is the trump is a white supremacist -- therump is a racist over and over and over again. what life in america is that improving? let's say all the democrats think they truly believe that. they've worked with them in the past. they liked him in the past. they hung out with him in the past, they took his donations in the past, but now suddenly it's washed over that he's this terrible awful rotten person. their daily activity in their own input into the political conversation, is it really helping a single black kid in chicago? at one in baltimore? i don't think it's helping anyone. -- >> i think that's a very interesting and necessary question. because sometimes, laura, a truth needs to be told because it is true and especially when it concerns the person who holds the highest office in our land. >> laura: 100 million americans disagree with you. >> i don't know where that status coming from but what i can say is as this one little black girl from texas who sitting here right now, if someone is conducting themselves as a racist,

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>> bill: "newsroom news vault" on this day 42 years ago, elvis presley died at his home in graceland. at the age of 42 years old. the king lives on and we remember him today. have an awesome weekend. i've got some vacay. you be good, smitty. hold the fort down. >> sandra: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> melissa: we maybe in the dog days of summer, but president trump firing up the crowd as the campaign season heats up. the president taken to the battleground state of new hampshire and doubling down on his economic pitch ahead of 2020. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us on the couch, chris stirewalt, fox news political editor. he is "outnumbered." this is quite a couch today! >> katie: great television in the green room. we better deliver. >> jessica: he really meant it it. >> melissa: we got some stubbornness. >> dagen: sitting on the back porch, drinking sweet t, talking shop. >> chris: i don't think that

five years of school desegregation in westminster in 1972 on the founding principal doctor william presley retired. there were mixed experiences. this research was done through archival work at westminster and various archives in atlanta and throughout the south as well as oral history interviews. just to give you a glimpse of what day one was like for one of my most reluctant interviewees, michael, they took his younger brother to convince him to talk to me. this was michael's description of his first day at westminster. during the first year -- no one could prepare me for the hypo logical story i was about to receive. the very first day of class eighth grade i walked in and the dominant white males about eight of them, many on the football team immediately surrounded me and how naÏvely i thought, their welcoming me too class. then they proceeded to humiliate, hit, push, shove, and he's me into hysteric so iran to the bathroom to hide and cried. so we know what happened in public schools but this also let you know that things are not a whole lot different for some black students, also for

" on this day 42 years ago, elvis presley died at his home in graceland.n and we remember him today. have an awesome weekend. i've got some vacay. you be good, smitty. hold the fort down. >> sandra: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> melissa: we maybe in the dog days of summer, but president trump firing up the crowd as the campaign season heats up. the president taken to the battleground state of new hampshire and doubling down on his economic pitch ahead of 2020. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us on the couch, chris stirewalt, fox news political editor. he is "outnumbered."

presley. >> thank you, mr. chairman and i would like to say how much i appreciate your leadership and a source of pride for all of us on the committee. that the very first hearing that we had in this committee and the session was on reducing prescription drugs. i want to thank all of you for being here. you said you are 23 years old and tired, we are tired. like you that millions of families are suffering, it is not only those of you individually battling this fall the people who love you. in support you in this journey and the fact that you have to weapon ice your experience in order to be seen and heard. you think desk for listening but i think that's too low of a bar, it's our time to act in your rationing likely medication in exchange for far too long. we've been rationing our response in our compassion in our due diligence. it is critical that we act and react in a bipartisan fashion. although insulin has not changed since the mid-1990s, the prices skyrocketed in communities of color have been impacted. ac

presley. >> it's been clear that the technology has been flawed unlawfully producing false matches due to algorithmic bias. including to everyday americans in effect even congress which represented gomez was one of those and speaking to that. there is growing incredible concern over the un- authorized use of the technology in public spaces such as airport schools and courthouses. these systems could be subject to misuse and abuse by law enforcement. we know that this technology is often used without consent. there is no real safeguards, no guard rails, this is not fully developed and i went to take a moment to say that i appreciate the leadership of the city of somerville who have passed the moratorium on the surveillance and software. because of the fact that it is not developed and the safeguard an ogre wheels. much of my line of questioning has been asked but i want to pick up on a couple of things in the space of contents because i wanted to get some accuracy questions and better understand for the purposes of the record here, do you keep data on how many people opt out for the fac

. >>> rock and roll fans around the world are remembering the life of music legend elvis presley.years since the king of rock and roll died in 1977. he was 42 years old. every year, thousands travel to the similar are's form are home for elvis week in graceland. >> : people are gathering to remember 50 years since woodstock. today would have been the second day of a three-day music festival. it became an iconic event in the 1960s count are culture movement. 32 musical acts including santana, jimmyhand rex, credence clear water revival and the who. >>> the governor is closer to a book deal for those with dyslexia. he temperatures the l.a. times can be deeply emotional and challenges both as a student and parent h he learned that there were not many other options he decided to write his own children's book. he has in the released any specific details about the story he is writing as the project is still in the works. >>> he is best known for taking on the superhero persona and now the man behind the incredible hull be is in the bay area it meet one fans. still to come, we meet up wi

the company manages brands and likenesses such as elvis presley, "sports illustrated," and juicy couturedeal is valued at more than $4 billion. the ceo of swedish company saab is leaving after almost a decade. he says he would like to face another operational challenge in his career. he plans to stay until there's another ceo. soft shares have had an annualized return of almost 18%, beating industry peers. the boards at cbs and viacom working over the night to determine a price for their long-awaited merger. the media companies were hoping to reach an agreement in time to announce a deal today. viacom's ceo would lead the new company. i'm viviana hurtado. that's your bloomberg business flash. david: of course, i've been watching cbs-viacom, but i've been watching it forever. it's surprising it took this long to get it done. the question is, what do they do with the combined firm? we are now with cinelli bostick to cover 3 -- with asak to cover three things worth talking about. first, the deputy ceo of natwest holdings is the next choice of rbs.r and saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman

i happen to be writing about elvis presley, given his haircut back in 1958. that was part of chapter 3 of mine. >> and so we were able to use that as show timer. i got to be on the mic and put my own research out there which was a great appetizing for me. a great promotion. >> i indebted to brian for that as well. >> joyce. >> i liked how the pulse started when you talked about elvis. >> when you have a production team of eight people, things happened, joyce. >> clearly. >> thank you for setting up this panel and the opportunity to talk about what i have done with "back story" and also meet everybody in person. >> the climate episode was my third time. before that we worked on nelly black frid blide. the one before that, that i can't remember. >> but, it was memorable. >> we last that memory. >> that episode i was in chicago so i remember being very cold in the studio. >> the second one i was in cambridge and the third one i was in italy. >> the i mentioned that because i ended up doing the taping to the units radio station in venn mis. i am delighted to have

check out the presley's. -- press release. you go back and look at it, 75,000, 150, 250, i didn't know. just did not know what the answer. now approximately 670,000, 80% male, about 10% are minors. it also mean we rethink vulnerability and when you apply that to migrants. when you think tradition, i have done a lot of humanitarian response and an unaccompanied female is fairly high up on the list in the midst of a crisis. it was actually the twentysomething groups of guys who were migrants who were the most vulnerable in libya because they were perceived to be part of a conflict. they possibly could have been recruiting -- recruited. with the africa planned, there 20's.rican men in their they were all being targeted. whereas the unaccompanied females primarily where working at residences and were fairly safe. what does that mean? what kind of commodities we needed to have the border when people are coming across anticipating a lot of women coming across. this is happening. that was 2011. year when fairly big you look at dealin

. >> thank you, congresswoman presley your five minutes. >> thank you, mr.hairman and thank you to all of our witnesses for sharing your expertise and sounding an alarm on this. in addition to the experts and those at the big guys. i want to acknowledge and representative nice african-american control leadership council you are in the room with us today and we thank you for your good work. the growing youth epidemic has taken the commonwealth which i represent across the state an estimated one and five high schoolers and one in 20 age kids are using these products, student advocates report bathrooms turned individual launches a small fruity enmity. i spent the last ten years as an a lot elected official advocating as a school nurse and we learn from the school nurses that 80% of high school students are vaping. that is from the youth risk of behavior service. leaders at the local and state level in massachusetts from the city council and the attorney general who want to initiate the first investigation into juul problematic marketing and practices in the cit

i happened to be writing about elvis presley, getting his hair cut as he went into the army in 1958.hat's part of chapter three of my dissertation. so we were able to use that as the show topper. in that way not only was i behind the scenes, i got to be on the mike and put my own research out there, which was a great advertising for me, great promotion. i am indebted to brian for that as well. thanks. >> thanks. joyce? >> i like how the bells start just as you talked about elvis. >> when you have a production team of eight people, things happen, joyce. >> not at random, clearly. well thank you for setting up this panel and the opportunity to talk about what i have done with "backstory" and to actually meet everybody in person. this is great. the climate episode was my third time, i think before that we worked on nelly bly. the one before that we can't remember. >> but it was memorable. >> i think it might have been on roanoke. so that's why we lost that memory of that place. that episode, i was in chicago. i remember it being very cold in studio. the second one i was in cambridge, th

presley, is she related in any way to elvis? you make of ken mccarthy's position on these? is he so blinded by his loyalty that he did not see that or is he simply defending the president to the tilt because he doesn't believe the president's comments are as racist as others have criticized them to be? >> ammon, i probably can't say what i really think on live tv. what i would say is kevin mccarthy doesn't deserve the title leader. that is not a leader what we just heard there. that is spineless, that is making accommodation to a president that he knows is failing, not just on a policy level, on a leadership level but also on a personal level. the type of leadership that we try to hide our own children from. look, we know there's a double standard here. we know kevin mccarthy and republican leaders are catering to the president. they have chosen to take on steve king frankly as a way to suggest they really do have conviction even though we know they don't. we will see more moments between kevin mechanccarthy and donald and voter

. >>> coming up on the third hour of "today," we're going to catch up with priscilla presley and finding the fourth hour busy today. >> we will just tack that on supermodel and new mom kate upton will be joining us and opening up about mother hood and her latest cover shoot that's getting a lot of buzz. >> first, i'm sorry to do that to you now you have to do the weather too. >> my shoe just got stuck in this i'm glad that came out before i started talking again. anyway, let's get to the weather. we have a pretty decent week up and down the east coast except for storms that roll through those storms are sitting back to the midwest today. producing heavy rain and cold front sliding to the east tomorrow on wednesday we'll see most of the stronger storms across the southeast. the good news behind that system, it will drop the humidity and temperatures almost feel a little fall-like across upper midwest as we get into the middle of the week by friday temperatures warm up and lingering storms up and down the east coast storms in the midwest. texas heats up with your feel-like temperature a

presley, are some of the hardest working members of the congress and i told somebody the other day that as i listen to them i am inspired. because i realize that i'm toward the toilet of my life. but to know that they are there and they will take this up and they will carry the ball down the field skimming for a football metaphor, i'm a football fan. that means something to me. it is important to me. so thank you very much and with that, without objection all members -- all members will have five legislative days to submit additional written request to the witnesses which will be forwarded to the witnesses for the response, i asked her witnesses to please respond as probably as you are able to. this hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> weeknights this month we are featuring programs showcasing what is available every weekend on c-span2. the theme is writing and publishing. robert caro discusses his book working with talkshow host conan o'brien. steve luxemburg discussed the writing routine and some of the challenges faced by nonfiction authors at the san antonio book festi

. >> let's hope that alexandria and rashida and ilhan and congresswoman presley are the face, becauseetting behind people who want to raise the minimum wage. we're going to fight for all these things that the american public wants. that's the squad. they're the force out there. todd: we disagree. i say the individuals that i know that are democrats, they don't espouse that view, they're definitely more middle of the road, and they are not members -- they're not all in on the squad. you disagree. jedediah: well, yeah. his implication that the likes of joe biden don't believe in climate change, minimum wage, that wouldn't be accurate either. i do think that there is an appetite in the country among democratic primary voters for that kind of vigor, that kind of, i would label it extreme theism. maybe they wouldn't, but that you see from the ilhan omars and the alexandria ocasio-cortez's and the rashida tlaib's. i wonder how powerful that segment is. i know the big donors really like joe biden, but when it comes to people who would actually be inspired to get out and vote, those grassroot