follow was for publishing news, schedule updates and behind the scenes teachers and videos. instagram.com/book underscore tv. specters lucas the books are being published this week your >> so i was covering the serious crisis for more less the '70s, long before there was any isa's presence or at least acknowledged their presence. and i got to know a lot of the opposition which in the beginning had been peaceful protesters and activists. when it became an armed regarding against the assad regime, i started do a lot of reporting from the syrian-turkish border region with refugees, meeting with rebels. southern turkey has become a kind of barracks for this revolution for this rebellion. in the summer of 2012 i went into aleppo with the free stream army convoy -- the free syrian army. spent the night in the town about an hour's drive north of aleppo city. stayed with a family, the owner of the house was a syrian rebel. spent the night there, so did a few other journalists and news extraordinary because i've seen firsthand, it's one thing to open up the "new york times" or turn on

follow as for publishing news, schedule a date in behind-the-scenes pictures and videos. instagram.com/booktv. >> booktv covers hundreds of water programs throughout the country all year long. here's a look at some of the events we will be attending this week. tuesday we are in portland, ore. for you and me park's account from her escape from corey at the age of 13. on thursday booktv is covering several events throughout the country starting on the east coast at harvard book store in cambridge, mass. for the life of clementine churchill, wife of 57 years to winston churchill. then we stop in the midwest at westminster town hall in minneapolis for jennifer lawless's discussion of her research which finds young americans rank running for elective office near the bottom of their career choices. later in the evening and on the west coast booktv is in attendance for salon.com founder david talbot's discussion on the life and career of allen dulles the longest director of the cia. green arcade bookstores in san francisco. thursday night we will be taking an event at town hall

follow us to get publishing news, scheduling updates, author information and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. twitter.com/booktv. >> host: nfl football, a history of america's new national pastime s a book written by professor richard crepeau. professor yes poe -- yes poe, why are you talking about football here at freedom fest? >> guest: well, that's a question i asked myself. [laughter] when mark schism, who organizes this event -- which i had never heard of -- called me a few months ago and said let me tell you about freedom fest. and i would really like you to come to freedom fest and talk about what is the national pastime. football, baseball, basketball, soccer, what. and he had gone on -- i asked him last night, why me? he had gotsch on the internet -- gone on the internet, he googled, he wanted somebody other than, you know, in the political stuff. so that's how i wound up here. and when he called me, i thought, eh, why not? this is not my politics, but why not? >> host: is football the national pastime in. >> guest: absolutely. i've decided that the book is

follow us for publishing news, schedule update and behind-the-scenes pictures and videos. instagram.com/booktv. >> i was covering the syriac crisis for more or less conception in the summer of 2011 long before there was any isis presence in syria or acknowledged declared presence and i got to know a lot of the opposition which in the beginning had been peaceful protesters and activists when it became an armed rebellion against the bashar al-assad regime i started to do lot of rebelling -- reporting meeting with refugees and rebels. you have to understand southern turkey, the kind of barracks for this revolution, this rebellion. in the summer of 2012, it was ramadan, i went into aleppo with the syrian convoy as part of the city, the northeastern quadrant had been liberated from the bashar al-assad regime and spent the night in the town an hour's drive to the north, stayed with a family, the owner of the house was a syrian rebel, spent the night, so did a few other journalists. it was extraordinary because i had seen firsthand, it is one thing, the new york times, at cnn, to

. >> ben: they talked about playboy's big announcement same they would no longer publish news new photos. she said she was disappointed because she wanted to be in that magazine said she was a little girl and has been practice in her poses. leave it to fade to show off her news desk. playboy offered a spot for faye and it's the final nude issue because they're running through march. >> kerry: tina fey is so funny. >> ben: we have a special musical guest coming up on this monday on new good day new york. >> kerry: the band clap gives soul will be performing live on good day. they had huge hits and they just released their ninth album. join. and tell us your favorite bands or local musician. be sure to use the # gotta hear this. here's a song they'll take you way back it was at the top of the billboard 30 years ago today. take on me. >> ben: remember that it was the one hit wonder by norwegian band, hide call take on me. this is the only one that did well in america. the video and live animation video 16 mtv awards back in 1986. the big day for star wars fans, the official poster of the up

the magazine which has never been known for modesty will stop publishing news photos. the house that heff built has faced growing competition with other men's magazines and the internet. we get more from harry smith. >> reporter: playboy magazine was born in the 50s. and came of age in the 60s and 70s. publisher, hugh hefner. it declared the pure tanism of your forefathers dead and pleasure is not a sin. >> playboy was there making a case for the sexual revolution before almost anybody else. and i take real pride in that. >> reporter: the biggest lure, photographs of young women barely clothed or completely nude. marilyn monroe and madonna. scandalous once, the internet has rendered it obsolete. with nudity overexposed, playboy has said it will no longer print pictures of women all natural. >> i think the internet killed playboy. nudity is everywhere through a google search. and what playboy did all of these years is not special any more. >> in the heyday, young men devoured it and claimed they subscribed for the articles and interviews. but over the decades it lost re

charles: up next forget about the democrats the real debate is playboy that will stop publishing newr they thinking? next. [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ charles: the end of an era of playboy has announced it would no longer publish date 30 photos in the magazine pretty soon you really will just buy those for the articles. reporter from serious ex them radio. maybe it was the big deal to get a playboy as a teenager it felt like a rite of passage is gone. >> it is a great idea playboy is a totally outdated experience people are tired of seeing and hugh hefner still walk around but people are more interested in the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition and a the petraeus secret show that is what this will become. let's differentiate from gq or other magazines how will that distinguished itself? >

she has just published a new memoir titled, "m train." is a follow-up to her best-selling memoir, "just kids," which won a national book award in 2010. patti smith is also celebrating the 40th anniversary of "horses," her landmark debut album which has been hailed as one of the top albums of all 100 time by "rolling stone." the album was widely praised for its mix of poetry and rock 'n roll. she cowrote a song with bruce springsteen. call me close, try and understand the fire a brief love is the banquet on which we feast come on now -- amy: it has helped earn her the title "the queen of punk." her son has become an anthem of protests across the globe. she has also been a longtime activist from performing regularly at antiwar rallies and political benefits. in december, she will perform at the pathway to paris concert which will coincide with the un which will coincide with the un climate change conference. , pathway to paris was co-founded by her daughter jesse paris smith. nermeen: we turn now to our interview with patti smith. amy: grea

follow us for publishing news, schedule updates and behind had scenes pictures and video. instagram.com/book_ tv. >> next on booktv, david vine talks about the 800 military bases the united states maintains around the world and questions if they are necessary. he reports it cost $100 billion to the u.s. taxpayers a year to maintain these bases. >> good evening, i am bradley graham, the co-owner of politics and prose, on behalf of the staff, thank you. it is terrific to see so many people out here. we underestimated a little bit. that is wonderful. i hear like half of american university is here. and there is a good chunk of people from sid well as well where david used to go to school. a few quick administrative notes. now is a good time to turn off our cell phones or anything that might go beep later. when we get to the q&a part of the session, try to make your way to the microphone because we have c-span, booktv here, and we would like to pick up your question on the tape. and at the end, before you rush up here to get all of your books signed, our staff would appreciate

publishing news, behind the scene pictures, author information and to talk directly with authors during live program. facebook.com/booktv. >> now a program on the supreme court marks the beginning of a new term starting monday. supreme court justice talks about the latest book the court and the world. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> welcome to the constitutional center t most exciting day of the year. the national constitution center is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis, and this really is a remarkable day because we have, first of all, the tremendous honor of a visit by supreme court justice stephen bryer. [applause] >> chief justice monk many distinctions, many books he's written including the one we are going to talk about today, he was essential to the creation of this beautiful national treasurer to bring together people of different perspectives to debate the constitution and celebrate it and thanks to inspiration and guidance of others we are pleased to announce that we belie

>> the shots of justin's full frontal were published the "new york daily news" at 2:19 this afternoon. the 21-year-old was about to go for swim in bora bora where he's been vacationing with his new girlfriend. there were 62 photos of bieber in all, all taken with long lens camera. it seems bieber had no idea he was beingsnapped. earlier the two were caught lounging in white robes and he was seen playing a guitar, maybe serenading jade an the deck before the swim. >> having to be on display is no big deal for the beebes. remember when he posted this selfie in bora bora i july. they'd been instagraming a ton of shots including this one. bieber's newest tattoo on his ass which says "purpose." >> what i find interesting is of all the pictures they were shari bora bora, the ones they post, they never show themselves in the together. >> news flash, guys, we know. we all know. let's move on. it nearly a year since teresa giudice entered federal prison for fraud. our news editor sat down with her husband joe for a very candid conversation about their family, joe's impending imprisonment and h

van doren, publisher ofthe new york ledger. -right? -that's the one. hedge fund hero got bored making billions. bought a third string tabloid on the verge of bankruptcy. turned it profitable. vehicle is registered d him. purse inside, not so much. the car owner is either messier than me, or new yorkers are using the river as their garbage can. no car owner is messier than you.

that is the headline of a startling new investigation published by "the new york times." we will speak with the author, sonia nazario. and it is been over 50 years since allen dulles resigned as director of the cia, but his legacy lives on. >> and no time is the cia engaged in any political activity or any intelligence activity that was not approved at the highest level. amy: author david talbot on his new book, "the devil's chessboard: allen dulles, the cia, and the rise of america's secret government." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. five democratic presidential candidates will square off tonight in las vegas for the first of six debates in the 2016 campaign. the participants are former secretary of state hillary clinton, vermont senator bernie sanders, former maryland governor martin o'malley, former virginia senator jim webb and former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. democratic national committee vice chair tulsi gabbard, a congressmember from hawaii, will not be attending toda

who clicked were sent to a page with an editor's note saying, this file was inadvertently published. >>> and news morning, beau biden's widow reportedly told the vice president that she's behind a campaign 1 shouldn't%. this according to her father. >>> meanwhile, the vice president gave a speech on climate change to an audience of business leaders yesterday. and during his remarks, he seemed to counter a comment hillary clinton made during last week's democratic debate. here's how clinton responded when asked which enemies she was most proud of during her career in public life. during the first debate followed by what biden had to say yesterday. take a listen. >> well, in addition to the nra, the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the iranians, probably the republicans. >> in the recovery act, which i had the happy obligation of being able to administer, it was over $800 billion, darrell issa, not a republican friend of mine, he's a friend. i don't consider republicans enemies, they're friends, but even darrell issa has said, you know, this is the way every government program shoul

interestingly enough, the new york times did not publish the photograph. they had the story. they did not publish the photograph of the burning monk, meaning that editors in the u.s. were conscious of the nature of the images and about the controversy, which brings me to the question cd-rw asked -- santiago asked about my favorite pictures. favorite is not the right word. if i could pick any picture, i would look at them in a way that emotionsthem, but my are far more deeper and sad -- it was the set of photographs taken by a great photographer, a inman, who began taking them a 1963-1964. he spent a lot of time with south vietnamese troops in the delta of the southern part of the anon and -- vietnam, and in deep jungles. he would go out with american advisers. he was coming back with pictures of enormous brutality and -- brutality committed against the vong --the enemies farmers -- ietnamese farmers. these military operations were painted as being necessary to thed out the viet cong, group that was plotting against the government. but in fact, what was happening, whole villag

brian duffy has published a new book of his favorite iowa caucus cartoons from his 40 years with the des moines register. you can buy a copy and meet the author at an open house at his studio in the cummins mansion tonight. that's on forest drive ... next door to terrace hill. the open house runs from 5:30 t0 7:30. ad lib main weather coming up next ... the mosted hated aunt in america clears we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. what we need is leadership to fix a few big things... so that this country takes off and soars where people can dream the biggest possible dreams... and pursue them with a vengeance. sfx: applause jeb. proven conservative. real results. coming up next ... the mosted her name today. hear who else comes to her failed ... to sue her young nephew. this morning she and he cleared the air about the controversy. we first brought you this story on tuesday. the case started four years

follow us to get publishing news, scheduling updates, author information and to talk directly with othersour ally that program's. >> many of this year's presence of candidates have written books to introduce themselves to voters. and to promote their views on issues. here's a look at some the candidates of books. in his book, immigration warms, former florida governor jeb bush argues for new immigration policies and in the coming weeks he is releasing an e-book cataloguing his e-mail correspondence or his time as governor. presidential candidate and neurosurgeon ben carson argues that a better understanding of the constitution is necessary to solve america's most controversial issues. in his latest book, a more perfect union. in against the tide, former rhode island governor who is declared for the democratic for president recounts his time serving as republican the senate. former secretary state hillary clinton expectant heard time serving in the obama ministration in her book, hard choices. in a time for truth, texas senator ted cruz accounts his journey from a cuban immigrant sent to t

coming to playboy after the magazine announces it will no longer publish only >>> a cornerstone of popular culture around the world is getting a new after re x. than six decades playboy will stop publishing images of nude women. >> it will show provocative poses. the decision part of a redesin for a magazine whose subscriber base is tumbling. >> when playboy was first published in 1953 featuring mayor lane monroe, it was left undated because the magazine's founder, hugh heffner, was unsure if there would be another issue. for many decades, the mild erotica and the play above center fold was part of the culture. >> the sexuality are inkredly profound. here is a magazine that started when dwight eisenhower was president and now it's 2015 and still published every month and still something that people recognize many. >> despite its success, playboy has suffered from the internet explosion in which pornography is both free and easy to find. the magazine circulation has dropped from more than 5 1/2 million in 1975 to about 800,000 readers. playboy will scrap the nudity and increase the raw intimacy. web traffic jumped from about 4 mill

last summer, the associated press and publishers weekly brought the news that "pioneer girl: the annotated autobiography", her previously unpublished autobiography was soon to be published. according to the associated a morethe book was realistic, grittier view of -- living. kevin burbach went on to say that the book included, not safe for children tales, and a stark scenes of domestic abuse, love triangles gone awry, and a man who likes himself -- lights himself on fire. across the state, from the new york times to public radio, from the christian science monitor, to the guardian, picked up the story and by the time the book was published last november, reviewers alike continue to focus on the dark side of wild er. the headlines in the wall street journal, a greenhouse -- grim house on the prairie. was i surprised on this thin -- spin, all the dark, disturbing scenes, frankly -- yes. [laughter] from my perspective, there is a so much more to "pioneer girl: the annotated autobiography" then what the associated press reporter described as "not safe for children tales/ ." i spoke to the repo

i publish the book on the new testament as literature nine years ago, published articles about various aspects of american christian religion especially apocalyptic expectations so i have had a long term interest in the history of its -- history of american christianity. there is nothing more exciting, tragic, inspiring, fascinating than the history of american christianity. it is a personal interest. i think if people realize how much there is to find out about human life by studying this there would be many more people involved in its study. i also think the question would not have to be asked why did you do this, what we trying to accomplish because everybody could see this is a fascinating subject. >> host: you say you are an episcopalian. do you consider yourself a christian or a devout christian? >> guest: i don't know all the evidence is in but i consider myself a question. >> host: there is a religion professor at harvard named harvey cox. any relation? >> no relation. >> you speak highly of him. >> i speak highly of certain ideals of his blue -- i don't think highly of -- what

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i published a book called "the new testament as literature" nine years ago. i've published articles about various aspects of american christian religion, especially apocalyptic expectation, so i've had a long-term interest in american christianity. i think it's a lot of fun. i think there's nothing more exciting, as i said, comic, tragic, inspiring, disillusioning, there's nothing more fascinating than the history of american christianity. it's just, it's a personal interest i find irresistible. and i think if people realize how much there is to find out about human life by studying this history, there would be many more people involved in its study. and i think also then the question wouldn't have to be asked, you know, why did you do this, what were you trying to accomplish, because everybody could just see this is a fascinating subject. >> host: professor cox, you say you're an episcopalian. do you consider yourself a christian or a devout christian? >> guest: i don't know if all the evidence is in, but i do consider myself a christian. >> host: there is a

a report billy penn put out this week saying that gerry lenfest, from the philadelphia media news, publisher the inquirer and daily news, might bequeath that to the nonprofit temple university to run, or help put these newspapers back in shape. we'll be interested to see if that happens. >> indeed. thanks to all of you. thanks to you for joining us. this has been "inside story." i'm tamala edwards. we'll see you next sunday. ♪ it's a cloudy, cool, winds day across the region today, a slight chance off spotty shower, it's mainly dry. we're starting out with clouds moving through the day, there's a chance of sunny breaks returning, can't guarantee it. but some of you may see that. in the lehigh valley, sunny and breezy, 62 degrees, on the windy side but not as windy as yesterday and likely dry. down the shore, cloudy and breezy, there's a chance of a spotty shower coming through areas close to the coast. 65 is the high, and we have coastal flooding issue. in fact down the shore, several issues for you. the winds are gusting 25 to 35 miles per hour. we are looking for moderate coastal flooding

last summer, the associated press and publishers weekly broke the news that "pioneer costs laura ingle wilder previously unpublished biography was sued to be published. according to the associated press, the book was a more oflistic, grittier view pioneer living. a reporter went on to say that the book included not safe for children's tales. [laughter] and, dark things of the mustek abuse, love trying those gun all right, and the man who let himself on fire while drunk on .hiskey news outlets from across the united states and beyond, from "the new york times," to "theonal public radio," to guardian" in the u.k., pu picked up the story. the headline from "the wall street journal," "a grim house on the prairie." [laughter] was i surprised by the spend the oria put on the pioneer girl the dark themes in the autobiography? frankly, yes. [laughter] from my perspective, anyway, there is so much more to pioneer girl then what those associated press reporter described as those "not safe for children tales." in fact, i spent so much time seeking with that reporter about it much more than the gr

follow us to get publishing news, scheduling updates, author information and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. twitter.com/booktv. [inaudible conversations] >> oh, that's much better. good evening, everyone. and what a great crowd. thank you all so much for coming out tonight. i'm lissa muscatine, one of the co-owners of politics & prose bookstore, and we are really delighted to be here at 14th and v and sponsoring this event. i don't know how many of you realize we also have a book operation here in the store as well as the busboys and poets at brookland and tacoma. about a year ago, the own or approached us and asked us if we would help run his book operations, and we were ecstatic at the possibility, and one of the reasons was because we have such a sort of parallel, synergistic role in our communities with busboys, and we were very, very grateful for the opportunity to be here, to be able to bring books to many more parts of washington and also events like this one. so i wish andy were here. he was here a little while ago, he had to go off to another event, but th

essandro: in december, the ecb will publish new forecasts for inflation. the policy makers will be up to assess if the inflation in the euro area is going up towards the goal at just under 2%. lookingergy prices are over to the rest of the economy, and the euro is again risking falling into deflation. this may be a key point to evaluate the new attitude of how things are going read and to make a decision in that case. anna: thank you for joining us. speciale. guy: the news conference starts in malta at 1:30 p.m. before that, we have an exclusive interview with the chair of the ecb supervisory council. that is around 10:00 u.k. time . a big day. anna: let us bring in david owen. what do you think, then? is it too early for signal today to get a mini signal about what is to come? david: dovish talk and rhetoric. a saying, obviously, they need to produce a new forecasts. they could do so in december. but the fed, takes the decision for the ecb. in a perfect world of course, it wouldn't do anything in december. the fed would've already made a decision, and the

in the process i was amazed at how complicit new york publishing was and violently miss educating peopleand pushing potential readers out of reading.

address a racial divide he drove followers to new york magazine that questions president obama's impact on the african-american community. it is not published by rupert murdoch's news corp. >>> classes are canceled at eastern kentucky university looking into a threatening message by on a bathroom wall. it read kill all by 8:15. the university is offering a ten thousand reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. this is the second threat made against eastern kentucky this year. >> philadelphia police honored a hero for his sacrifice. a plaque is on display outside the 22nd police district honoring sergeant robert wilson iii killed in a gun battle with robbers inside a game stop back in march. his best friend fellow officer michael rivera was overcome with emotion at the dedication ceremony. >> he gave me the courage to be funny and open my heart and share with you the legend of the man he was in the end. we got each other through the hardest times. >> sergeant robert wilson iii is survived by two sons and his grandmother. >> 5:46. a picture day tradition hits three generations. >>> a radio jock has been benched after lunc

the financial sector in particular just published new standards about what they expect from their vendorsif you look at what they wrote and what we wrote, they are very similar. i was a fairly collaborative effort with the financial industry. we are also doing that with other segments of industry with logistic companies and other things. we are taking a lot from industry, i spend a lot of time on our mobility policy. that will be completely written with industry playing right from the beginning to get those pieces right so we get the advantage of effectiveness and efficiency while we're using industry practices to raise the level of the industry. >> can you describe the impact on the type of training and missions on the unit level as well as its full spectrum of national, state, and local cop capability. >> that it is core enable us to create the capability we think we need. this is one that the deputy terry secretary and i are working on. i said i could use more help in 2015 and he 15 and he was kind enough to generate additional funds. we created something in virginia and we've been usi

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it was published in a new york city area newspaper reading laid back nurse, no patience. must have strong respiratory management. it was published in the october 15 issue of the new york city new york penny saver. a company behind that ad and the lawmaker in the area posted the ad on the facebook page promising to investigate. it was shared hundreds of times with hundreds of comments slamming the ad. >> as well as it should. >> for sure. >>> and did you hear about this heartwarming story trending? >> after a groom-to-be called off his own wedding, the bride's family decided to use this heartbreaking situation to help others. so instead of canceling the $35,000 wedding they invited the homeless in sacramento, california to what was suppose to be the reception. and the guests were treated to a four-star dinner at one of the finest hotels. and for many of the homeless people there it was more than just a nice meal. >> lose out on something so important for yourself and then hear it for someone else, it is very giving. >> when you're going through a heart time and a struggle f

york times" with publishing national security secrets, gross irresponsibility, and sabotaging the war in vietnam. >> the justice department went to court in newa temporary order restraining the "times" from publishing the next and last two installments. >> attorneys for "the new york times" claim the protection of the first amendment which embodies the concept of the freedom of the press as sufficient to protect their disclosure of the vietnam memorandums. >> the supreme court ruled that "the new york times" may continue to publish the secret pentagon papers. >> i think the lesson is the people of this country can't afford to let the president run the country by himself, even foreign affairs any more than domestic affairs, without the help of the congress, without the help of the public. >> if you had to sum up the prevailing mood here on capitol hill, you could do it with two words, embarrassment and anger. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told

a one-year study published by the new england journal of medicine finds the stint performed just as well as the conventional one. the stint works like stitches that dissolve with material that degrades over several years. stints are used on more than 850,000 people each year in the u. s. keep blood vessels from reclogging after open heart procedures. >>> well, the bay area hospital offering a faster way for people to get vaccinated for flu soon. and they don't even have to get out of their cars. kaiser permanente's freemont medical center held its third annual drive-through flu shot clinic over the weekend. more than 400 people took advantage of the service. the highest turn-out to date. the clinics continue through november 20th with others planned in hayward, san leandro and union city. >>> san francisco's homeless czar is leaving his job. he has held that job since 2012. that is when the position was created. he says he's retiring, and he's leaving on his own terms. the mayor's office says dufty's last day will be november 7th. the mayor reported sam damage -- sash sam dodge. he's 60

the defense alleges news articles published by the "baltimore sun" on this case have tainted the jury pool. the "sun" reported that the officer, william porter, told police investigators he warned the driver that he needed medical attention and porter said he informed sergeant alicia white that gray needed medical attention. white says that never happened. officer william porter's trial set to begin november 30th. >>> 6:07. a not guilty plea from former assistant to vincent gray. d.c. businessman reuben charles was indicted on two counts of failing to file his federal income taxes. the charges are part of a long-running investigation into the shadow campaign that helped elect vincent gray as mayor of d.c. in 2010. charles was a major fund-raiser. >>> the deadly shooting at an oregon college is getting political. what one of the presidential candidates is saying about what happened and what he would have done if he were there. >>> and right now slowdowns in two major spots. first of all, 95 northbound as you're headed through dale city. chopper 4 over 66. >>> first new developments ove

a new study published in the journal of adolescence will want your teenager to turn off their phone.school students, before bedtime, insomnia, poor school performance. interfering with sleep, grades definitely going down because they're texting right before bed and not getting enough sleep. maybe the best thing to do, leave the phone in the kitchen overnight. >> and charge it. >> kids, please, don't be mad at me, but that's a really good idea. >> oh, myberlykimberly. >> no fun left. oh, yeah. >> what you got? >> what? i'm eating cake. >> a big girl. >> i have a little news. i am -- i'm -- tomorrow night at zerch i'm becoming catholic. >> oh, my god. fantastic. a republican is next! >> i don't know about that, but i -- i have been for ten years an evangelical. came to faith last ten years, a wonderful journey. looking forward to that. >> god bless you. >>> hello, everyone. welcome to brand new inside "america's news hq." >> top now, a rally for peace turns to terror. [ chanting ] [ explosion ] >> as you saw two powerful bombs go off in turkey's capital, and that blast killed nearly 10

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new look. >> after more than six decade, playboy will stop publishing images of nude women. t anthony mason tells us the decision is part of the redesign for i magazine whose subscriber basis tumbling. >> reporter: when playboy was first published in 1953, featuring marilyn monroe, it was left undated because the magazine's founder hugh hefner was unsure if there would be a second issue. for more than half century, their countless images of eye catching erratica and nude center folds made playboy the model for adult magazines. dominic patton is senior writer at deadline hollywood. >> if you look at playboy and its influential of the america and certainly sexuality, they are incredibly profound. here's a magazine that started literal willly when dwight eisenhower was president and now it is 2015, and it is still push every month and it is still something that people recognize. >> reporter: despite its success, playboy has suffered from the internet explosion in which pornography is both free and easy to find. the magazine circulation has dropped, for more than five and a half

a new study published in the american medical association journal say they have 40 extra genes that repair or kill cancer cells. humans only have two like that. the discovery could lead to more effective cancer treatments in humans. >>> and an update to the historic flooding in south carolina. they got more heavy rain today as thousands continue to dig out and clean up from the floods. in the capital of columbia, october's total precipitation is 12 and three quarters inch, breaking the record of 12-inch, and there's still several weeks left in the months. >>> and here's the exclusive cbs 2 forecast. doesn't sound like much rain is in the forecast for us. >> no, we have a slight chance in a few day, but no, no impressive rain fall. to want talking about temperatures on the -- tonight talking about temperatures on the cool side, so let's see the numbers we're seeing. get started in brooklyn, it's 59, and such a gorgeous day. loving the fall. tonight a lot of 40s and already in the upper 30s in some places. clear skies and millions of stars, yeah, that we do have. now a live look outside, and

a new paper published in the journal "circulation" says you should actually be working out four timesto reduce the risk of heart failure. is two hours a day overboard? >> yes. >> yeah. >> too much? >> yes. >> how much do you work out now? >> you don't work out. >> i started a new program. canceled this week, but -- next week. yeah. i got two under my belt. >> two hours seems a little exce excessive, right? >> they're telling you that that's going to prevent you from getting heart disease? >> how do you keep your job? >> i don't think -- i work out extensively, but it's probably two hours on each saturday or sunday, once or twice a week for an hour mid-week and beyond that, two hours a day, that's it, that would be your whole life, right? >> by the time -- you drive there and shower. >> that's a lot. that's like not a reasonable, you know time commitment for most people to make and people have children and families to feed and jobs to go to. what's up with that. >> they're saying that because we used to go to regular daily activity being replaced by se n sedentary jobs. now we have to

the financial sector in particular, they have published new standards about what they expect from theirendors. if you look at what they wrote and what we wrote, they are very similar. that was a fairly collaborative effort with the financial industry. we are also doing that with other segments of industry, the logistics companies and other things. we are cribbing a lot from industry. spent a lot of time on mobility policy. that will be completely, again, written with industry might from the beginning to help us get those pieces right so we get the advantage of effectiveness and efficiency while we're using industry practices to raise the level of security. rep. langevin: can you describe the department's progress on the creation on training environments of the type and scale necessary to conduct group and collective training and rehearsed missions at the unit level as well as integrate and exercise the full spectrum of national, state, local, and private sector capabilities? admiral rogers: we identified that as core for us to create the capability we need. work -- said,ry hey, boss, i

at the reform synagogue temple got on the train went to new york and sought out the leaders of america's jewish community. ofsought out the publisherhe new york times, he sought out lewis marshall, great constitutional lawyer who was known as an attorney of origin for the jewish people and nissan whortising executive invented modern advertising. these men were resistant to rabbi marx's plea that frank was a victim of anti-semitism. finally sold them that this was an anti-semitic case. they marshaled all the resources of modern media to exonerate leo frank. geniusd an advertising who represented lucky strike cigarettes. budweiser beer. it was really the new york times that made this case a national case. in december of 1914, right as the drumbeat is really beginning, one month, the new york times published 33 articles about the frank case, and five editorials. it was excessive. to adolph ochs, he thought he understood what had happened here. he was born in the north, but he grew up in tennessee and got his start as a newspaperman in chattanooga. his family still owns the chattanooga times. ,hey were southern sympathizers this debate