in fact, this is my daughter, andy and her friend reilly and andy just took my glasses and i'm goingo help her. you put these on. it's a little bit cloudy but turn around. what do you see? look up there at the sun. keep them on your eyes. turn this way look over there. no this way. turn a little bit. see them? what do you see?? what do you see? look over this way? you got it. all right well, anyway -- this went really well. andy is here with her friend reilly and everybody is checking it out mostly for the first time and it is quite a sight. let me see this back here for a second. as we look up right now i mean it's what you've been seeing. a lot of -- a little bit of cloud cover now but everybody's having fun doing this? >> yes. >> reporter: super cool. let's all look at the same time? you ready? all right. >> sarah, how was it. >> reporter: back to you in the studio. i'll work with my daughter with the glasses. >> how was it sarah as far as how dark did it get? we talked about it would maybe feel like dust or not. how would you describe that? >> reporter: it's not that dark. it's -

all of this and the latest political news we're being joined now by conservative commentator laurie reilly topping and democratic strategist rob tub thank you both for being with us tonight let's start with what's likely to happen just a few minutes from now another surge in afghanistan we saw under the obama administration a surge of twenty thousand troops what makes anybody think that this surge of four or five thousand troops might make any impact rory over to you first. sure i think that the difference is that the situation in afghanistan is different now than when obama made the decision to do his surge a few years ago and the president is reacting to an ever changing situation there he is working with secretary of defense general mattis and they have agreed on a strategy and i think that that given his experience in the defense of history. that goes to show that they have made a decision and that if they didn't think it would make a difference they wouldn't have made that decision rob your response to that. i think it really comes down more to to image than anything else right now wi

pryor lowing if you sum it up john reilly you're a pro at all you've accomplished your music change the industry as well as society what do you think the next big revolution in music will be consist of. that's coming. while you know if i knew that it. did make a whole lot of money you know that's the thing about everything goes around comes around you think in groups come back i think that's that's what's needed and i think you know whenever it is there's an absence music usually fills that void so you know you have so many solo artists it's time to swing back to groups brother maybe a band you know i mean then and so again of the new music would instruct the instruments that they're really capture everybody's imagination and mine and a girl artists and you know so i think music always finds a way and you know it's like water you can't really hold it you can only you know roll with it evolving ego what's your role in mentoring the upcoming generation of entertainers and just obama example you know i'm not somebody who's go mine you know i'm i'm i'm busy. and so i want to live longer but

kim reilly. its very best in the sunshine today, after a weekend at marred successful carnival week. lee sale, who runs an ice cream shop here, told me of the intimidating presence of a large group of irish travellers. to intimidate someone, that's like terror. especially when you have got old people and families walking around. to me, that is bad. they might not be fighting or anything like that, but when you have got the intimidation and you're frightening families, that is not a good thing. at breakers cafe, they shut their doors on sunday morning, fearing for the safety of the young staff. another cafe owner told them he had been confronted on his doorstep. they wanted in, they wanted feeding. he refused to let them enter, they were abusive, they were using foul language. he thought they had been drinking. and he is a big fellow like me, so hejust wanted to let me know that we are in town. he said, i faced them down and they have gone, but i have to tell you i am shaking like a leaf. and it a

recommended but again the president said that he accepts this for what it is and that he will sign it roy reilly and brad baumann nice to have you both with us tonight thanks so much the senate has voted to nominate or should i say confirm christopher ray is the f.b.i. director the vote was ninety two to five throughout the confirmation hearing ray repeated that he would strive to keep the f.b.i. independent ray served as assistant attorney general during george w. bush's administration he will replace former f.b.i. director james comey the pentagon is reporting highly unusual activity near the coast of north korea the defense department says that they have evidence of a jet engine test by north korean submarine the activity comes just days after north korea successfully launched an i.c.b.m. capable of hitting the american mainland in california the united states air force is prepping to test launch an unmanned i.c.b.m. in a show of force to north korea now one senator is claiming war with north korea may be inevitable the military has been following that story and she joins us for more tonight

not successful that they are willing to go the extra step all right my political panel tonight rory reilly topping and rob thank you both thank you thank you. british prime minister theresa may has rejected an appeal by survivors of the nine eleven attack victims their group demands the publication of a u.k. report into saudi arabia's role in funding as lawmakers extremism artie's honest going to has the story. following a series of appeals actually from campaigners m.p.'s and other politicians here in the u.k. nine eleven survivors now become the latest group to see a refusal from the british government to release the full contents of this quite controversial report focusing on extremist funding in the u.k. this was a report that was commissioned back in twenty fifteen and is largely believed to be focused on saudi arabia's activities and now the nine eleven survivors had sent a letter to theresa may demanding answers we respectfully urge you to release the report now finished and finished we'll see you consider victims of state sponsored saudi finance terrorism families in the survivors

is we go out and talk to the alpha geeks, this is a term we learned from our friend, tim opretrial reilly, in -- o'reilly, the future of the world and we'll talk to them and our homework was to try to distill down what they were saying and come up with some kind of framework or way to think about the changes that are happening so quickly, and that's where erik -- the three part structure that erik just described came from. we kind of heard that machines were getting ridiculously more powerful. couldn't leave out the artificial intelligence and machine learning revolution. we kept on seeingwards companies appear and disrupted industry after industry and they all looked like platforms to us. we kept on seeing these examples of companies and individuals and things like -- look at dish wikipedia, very diverse people though crowd was a powerful phenomenon. so that leads to three-part structure in the book. >> so, i think one of the an an neck e neck -- an net dote is about alpha go. er who here is familiar with the alpha go story? >> how much -- a lot of people. >> okay. >> so those who aren't

there was bill o reilly. i'm not going to read bill o'reilly in the new york times. [laughter] >> what do we read? where do we go? >> there's a magazine that is now the most popular magazine website. [applause] >> i am the publisher of something called "religion dispatches." place where we take seriously religion, politics, arts, and culture. it is an alternate site for the news. it is not necessarily happy news but it could be news that offers a different way of thinking about things. a punch or in touch with people who might be thinking -- it puts you in touch with people who might be thinking similarly to you. it is difficult to read the news these days without getting depressed but i find myself reaching out to new sites to see what they are doing. i am surprised the seas the ones that read was feed, the atlantic , vice. it is interesting to see how taking on news. have you looked at "the onion"? to seeght be a good way it differently. [laughter] autonomy, individualism, i guess you can say the cultural lecturehow do those values, how do they promote the common g