just ask karl rove. ♪ tell me what is your name >> mc rove. >> i saw this one live, i'm afraid. to watch karl rove rapping in person than on the tv. he's got some of the movements that only dick cheney could manage. >> mc rove. ♪ our dnc is what they're calling me ♪ ♪ our dnc >> colin powell is equally musically challenged. here he is singing at a security meeting in indonesia. ♪ >> and bad boy blagojevich is caught on camera taking on elvis. ♪ >> yikes! don't quit your day jobs, fellas. oh, wait, never mind. perhaps they should have made a speedy escape like president bush tried to do after this press conference. >> this was one of the famous episodes with george bush looking like he didn't know what he was doing because he didn't even know where the door was. >> i was trying to escape. >> and talk about wanting to escape, who can forget vice president dan quayle exercising his spelling expertise in front of the cameras. >> add one little bit on the end. potato. how's that spelled? if you write phonetically. what else? there you go. >> i wouldn't try your luck at, "are you smar

i don't know what went wrong with my conversations of karl rove. my favorite tweet of the week. lucy says you worry too much about trump. stop. the higher his ratings get the stupider he gets. soon americans will wake up. lucy, it's the reverse that concerns me. the stupider he gets the higher his ratings. and that i think poses a real threat for the country. keep tweeting me @smerconish. i'll see you next week. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> it is 7:00 here in new york. i'm poppy harlow. we begin this hour with breaking news out of our nation's capital. we have just heard that something extraordinary will happen tomorrow. a an event so rare and so history making that president obama has only done it twice in his entire time in office. he will address the nation from inside the oval office. it will happen at 8:00 eastern time. of course cnn will carry this presidential address live. let's go straight to cnn's chris who joins me live in washington this evening. we just learned about this in the last few moments. do we know what the president is sa

as you probably know, that promise didn't pan out for karl rove or for that matter mitt romney and it led to an infamous and humiliating election night meltdown by rove live on fox news when he refused to accept fox news's own call that president obama had won the state of ohio and thus the presidency. >> do you believe that ohio has been settled? >> no, i don't. and look, if we are calling this on the basis of 74% of the vote being in and when 77% is in secretary of state website i've got the director of the ohio campaign for romney on the other end of the line refreshing the page every few seconds, i don't know what the outcome is going to be but you should -- we've got to be careful about calling things when we have like 991 votes separating the two candidates and a quarter of the vote yet to count. even if they have made it on the basis of select precincts i'd be very cautious about intruding into this process. >> well, folks. >> after that you may remember fox news host megyn kelly had to awkwardly walk down to the fox news decision desk where the network's number crunchers dismi

i'm joined by karl rove, he, of course, was a senior adviser to george w. bush. he previously was involved in more than 75 campaigns for president, governor, senator. and he's just published a very relevant book. "the triumph of william mckinley, why the election of 1896 still matters." i'll react to the book in a moment. react to my commentary. >> i think you're right. the initial response was to fall back into the old pattern. but let's realize, is this not the old pattern. this san internationally inspired act of terrorism inside our borders. we had people who appear to have been radicalized over the internet. there may have been some seeds planted in miss malik's background, her upbringing in pakistan and in saudi arabia. and pack citiz in pakistan, it appears when she graduated from college in an area known to have sectarian strains, that she destroyed her personal computer telling family members that it contained personal information on it it. maybe the seeds of radicalization were there. but this is not an issue of gun violence or workplace violence. this

lou: you're doing that dog gone karl rove-mckinley stuff again. >> oh! i'm not saying the 18 '96 election. i'm saying with the rhetoric and talk represents extinction event for the republican party and they'll get together and either he'll change or they beat him. lou: when you say they beat him, that's going to be a sorry mess. if you need a committee to run for president, that would be an interesting committee of candidates, i mean. i'm not sure folks would look favorably upon that. i'm just guessing, one country reporter's view, chris stirewalt. always good to talk with you. >> this pundit is happy to be with you, brother dobbs. lou: we say good night with full heart. >>> be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you believe president obama and congress should order an immediate suspension of refugee programs into the united states until public safety and national security can be assured?

joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove.much after last neat's debate, mr. rove. am i wrong? >> no, i think you are right. i do think this that the impressions that have been formed in these debates and by people's conduct on the campaign will over the next five or six weeks bin to have a cumulative impact on people's perception is of the candidates. we are now getting to the point where at least in iowa and new hampshire people are starting to lock in on their candidates. and last night was the last chance that everybody had to sort of make their final pitch before people sort of tune out for the holidays and talk about this over turkey and football games and holiday parties. and it will start again in january. we have five more of these. we are at4w the halfway point. we have five of these in january, february, and early march. this was their last chance to sort of shake it up a little bit. there is not much change that we are going to see. >> do you think the republican party regulars in washington understand how angry mu

rove discusses the political climate. he is interviewed by the senior editor for national weekly. >> he has seen the country descend into a deep depression, and the republicans think that the election of 1896 is going to be theirs, and he wants to be the nominee, but he's not the favorite of the party bosses. >> join book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. sunday, author david mariness. "once in a great city, a detroit city" as well as "first in his class". three days of non-fiction books and authors on c-span 2. television for serious readers. >>> coming up next, harry truman's eldest grandson welcomes an atomic bomb survivor to the presidential library in independence, missouri for the presentation of a rare paper crane. the crane was folded by a dying 12 year old girl named sadako sasaki who was 2 when the atomic bomb was dropped. when she developed leukemia, she put her hope in a japanese legend that promised one wish in exchange for 1,000 origami cranes. her death in 1955 inspired children around the

. >> good morning the district will have roving teams to make sure that the medical needs and the mental health needs of clients are taken care of we're working with the outreach teams for the serviced to make sure they know that the sheltered will be available particularly our homeless outreach team that have mooeveng relationships with the people over the years will have the ability to get the people into is the she recalls we feel confident about that and our teams will insure that any individuals that needs services and ongoing support will be provided by the teams the roving teams are ready to go thank you very much. >> thank you bearing now we'll hear in mohammed nuru the director for public works from san francisco. >> thank you like the mayor said over the last few months all the agencies have been working to present prepare for the upcoming storms as part of work we've done over the last few weeks had a couple of sandbags give away gaze and 15 thousand sandbags were given out we still have a large supply of sandbags and any residents feels their vulnerable to any kind of floodin

until now poke rove owned 80% of the developer had owned the rest. t>>> a broad review of concussions in football is expected to take center stage on capitol hill. three committees are conducting tstudy. the nfl is under increasing scrutiny from current and retired players who insist the league has not done enough to protect the players from the long term head injuries. >>> o'dell beckham jr. is going appeal his so pension today. at one -- kickoff is 8:30 p.m i >>> the jets are a few player who will do whatever it takes to make success. he's best known for standing earlier this year hoping to land yea job. he held a cardboard sign saying not homeless but starving for success. will run routes for food. >>> sylvester stallone is auctioning off major pieces of movie history. costumes, props and personal items from his movies for sold to three public actions to beverly hills. items include rocky's leather jackets and tr nks they ranked in more than $3 million. >> that is cool. >>> this might make you rethink your career. this morning we're getting a look

karl rove will bemq÷ here. he might be here -- no, he is tomorrow.no, karl rove is not here. williams will be here. so we have really, really good program for you. bret baier will be here. tantaros will be here. they are all tasked with getting the best and worst moments of the debate. it should be very interesting. worth staying up for. the factor live at 11:00. then we will run it down for you about who did what and i will give you, of course, my opinion '. i hate to do that you guys know i don't like to give my opinion. i will be forced to tonight at 1:00. now i have got to go watch this deal. miss megyn has a special: i am bill o'reill- please always remember that the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. ♪ ♪ is. >>> breaking tonight for the first time since terrorists hit paris and san bernadino, the republicans vying to be the next commander and chief square off in the final g.o.p. debate of 2015. welcome to the kelly file, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. in recent weeks terrorism american voters. national security is certai

roe -- rove discusses the political environment in 1896 including mckinley's expansion of the republican base. >>

. >> good morning the district will have roving teams to make sure that the medical needs and the mental health needs of clients are taken care of we're working with the outreach teams for the serviced to make sure they know that the sheltered will be available particularly our homeless outreach team that have mooeveng relationships with the people over the years will have the ability to get the people into is the she recalls we feel confident about that and our teams will insure that any individuals that needs services and ongoing support will be provided by the teams the roving teams are ready to go thank you very much. >> thank you bearing now we'll hear in mohammed nuru the director for public works from san francisco. >> thank you like the mayor said over the last few months all the agencies have been working to present prepare for the upcoming storms as part of work we've done over the last few weeks had a couple of sandbags give away gaze and 15 thousand sandbags were given out we still have a large supply of sandbags and any residents feels their vulnerable to any kind of floodin

book tv as we attend the book parties thrown for karl rove sunday on in-depth doctor david marinus will be live with calls, e-mails, and texts from noon to three pm eastern. a detroit story as well as 1st in his class biography of bill clinton, telnet to shut up and barack obama the story. book tv this new year's weekend three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2, so a vision for serious readers. >> coming up to writers talk about science and innovation. author of a book on businessmen from adventure, an engineer in one mosque, kevin ashton's book is how to fly a horse, the secret history of creation, and mentioned command discovery, part of the texas book festival held in austin earlier this year. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. thank you all for joining us for the silicon valley atx panel. i will be your moderator this afternoon. i was want to take a moment to thank the folks that make this festival free, fun command fantastic. please help me in thanking the volunteers. [applause] in a moment i will introduce our two authors. ii just want to make a couple of ho

eastern on afterwards, carl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff looks at william mckinley's 1896 campaign in his new book, the triumph of william mckinley, why the election of 1896 still, why the election of 1896 still matters. he discusses the political environment 1896 including political gridlock. he is interviewed by the kaiser. >> republican party has been beaten in the 1892 election, grover cleveland is coming to office, mckinley has been the governor of ohio and seen the country ohio is in the country to send in to a deep depression. the republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be the scope of you is to be the nominee but he is not the front runner, his not the favorite. >> directory following afterwards, joined book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. >> sunday and in depth author will be live with your calls, emails, text from text from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. his books include the once in a great city, adored trite story. as well as first as class, biography of bill clinton. tell new to to shut up, and barack obama, the story. book tv

saturday evening at 10:00 pm eastern on "afterwards" karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staffironment in 1896, political gridlock and mckinley's expansion of the republican base. richard brookheiser. >> republican party has been beaten in the 1892 election. mckinley has been the governor of ohio and seen the country sink into a deep depression and republicans think election of 1876 is going to be theirs. he is not the front-runner. >> directly afterwards join book tv as we join a book tv party thrown for karl rove. actor david marinass, "once in a great city:a detroit city" as well as first in his class. and barack obama the story. three days of nonfiction books and authors on

rove discusses the political environment and eight t 96. mr.rviewed by the senior editor for "national review" magazine. creed -- grover cleveland has seen the country descend into a deep depression and republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be there and he wants to be the nominee, but he's not the front runner. directly following afterwards, join book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. david marinus will be live with your calls, e-mails and texts. his books include a biography on bill clinton and barack obama, the story. that's book tv, this weekend. >> earlier today, colonel steven warren announced 10 isis leaders , including some with links to the paris attacks have been killed by airstrikes over the last month. he briefed reporters from baghdad and provided an update on the operations to combat isis. this is one hour. >> without further a do come alive to you, sir. pentagon press corps. i hope you had a nice holiday weekend. a lot of us you were able to talk to our families and some even got to see the new "star

gop strategist karl rove, author of the new book "triumph of lane from "the washington post." george, how about it? your thoughts about what what donald trump had to stay. >> gene mccarthy, the late senator said anything said in washington three times is a fact. so he sis i'm not one of those others guys, i don't go down. my whole life has been winning. there's tli times, so it must be true. >>> at one point you have called them loser. i want, no, no, no, i called them stupid. then he says that ted cruz is now ahead of him in iowa, a bit of a mannian. the gradation is interesting. it's a mannian, because he can't get along and cajole people the way presumably trump can, who calls them stupid. you didn't even have time to get demonstrated his invincible ignorance. he said i will issue an executive order requires anyone who kills a police officer gets the death penalty. how does that work in our system? starting with the 19 states who have no death penalty. if you liked president obama's use of executive power, you're going to love president trump. >>> neera, you have a top divo

rove was a senior advisor for president george w. bush the architect of his election and reelection in 202,004. uses watershed election the changes party political process in the nation. it is all here. the personalities into plot. a great read for historians, political junkies and in our own wild election cycle america. now carl -- >> i will pay you for that later. awfully generous. >> host: let's introduce the man. who was william mckinley and what does he want? >> guest: and the most immediate sense is the governor of the state of ohio and throughout his entire career in congress from 17 -- 1876 to 1890 is become the lead voice within the republican party with a policy of protecting tariffs governor of the critical battleground state, no president is elected as a republican between the civil war in 1904 has not been born in the state of ohio. he is an immediate prospect. >> host: how big is ohio relative to other states? >> guest: the fourth-largest state in the union. most populous is new york. interestingly enough to have the st

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northeast extension crews are roving about on the southbound side between lansdale and mid county. speeds are not too bad. we had an accident in pennsauken township blocking the westbound side of 38. as annie mccormick told us everything is reopened. a couple of zones along 130 in burlington county in delran southbound haynes mill road blocking the right lane and shoulder approaching riverton road by baird chocolate house. >> 8 students at the citadel in north carolina have been suspended over controversial photo. they were dressed in white similar to the ku klux klan. they say they were portraying ghosts of military past. a statement from the president called the photos offensive and disturbing. >>> a high school student held a bow in her picture but they wouldn't put it in the yearbook because it's a weapon. they show her holding a bow with no arrow. a teacher told jordon on tuesday they couldn't use it. >> it's a picture that they couldn't use it because jordon was holding a weapon. it's not a weapon it's a sport. >> the photo was published in 2011 yearbook with another girl hol

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he was roving the streets randomly shooting at cars. >> johns begins recording this video with his cell phone camera and tries to warn the people below. >> he's shooting people at will. he's shooting people! >> across vine street, john adderbury, a music executive and movie producer, lice critically wounded shot in the face and neck. while adderbury fights for his life, the gunman calmly strolls up a new deserted vine street. >> i was driving on vine street heading south and stopped at the intersection of sunset and vine. >> movie producer john rydell is driving a red honda civic. >> in the middle of the street i saw a young man waving. i thought, well, it's friday morning. he's out having a good time early. so the light turned green, and i went across the intersection. he was looking straight ahead, until my car became parallel with him. and all of a sudden he zipped around, faced me, and boom. i hear this sound, the glass on my car window shatters. >> the bullet misses rydell by half an inch lodging in his car door. >> there was glass all over my clothes. glass had hit my cheek. >> ch

roving check points have led to this detention center, the biggest in latin america, is full to bursting. as migration officials have closed the net, accusations of extortion and physical abuse has soared. this is what happened to this man's arm when he was left bleeding on the roadside. >> other people would have helped me. but they just didn't care. it was as if i wasn't even human. >> to avoid the authorities, migrants are forced through isolated areas where gangs of robbers and kidnappers lie in wait. migration offices say they're working against the criminals and working with migration officials. >> we've shown we don't intolerate it in this state. >> trust is far from earned yet. the migrants we spoke to in mexico said that authorities are just another threat in an increasingly hostile land. >> and in the next part of a series, people smugglers prowl th the streets of one of the world's most dangerous cities. we'll have more from honduras here on al jazeera. >> thousands are force to leave dominican republic. >> close quarters for those stuck in a camp in haiti near the dominican r

north 95 bridge inspections, 9:00 a.m., the roving penndot crews are going to hit the road. then again today west on the schuylkill, one lane, conshohocken, beginning 9:00 a.m. >> this was hot mess yesterday. for everyone leaving town, maybe trying to head out toward king of prussia. down to one lane right at 476. so trying to head out toward kop or up toward the turnpike, your best bet, would be to use the blue route 476 between 9:00 and 3:00 later today. yesterday i went home, and one of my inflatables on the front lawn, unplugged, all over the place, a mess because of the win. so make sure to tie everything down thanks to joanne haze for sending us a picture of her house decorated for christmas. that will a dallas star on the house? >> better not. >> better not be. >> you better not, i'm telling you why. >> it might be the christmas star. >> it is a christmas star. look, even santa and the reindeer on the top. a loft light. keep the pictures coming. snap picture of your house, post it to your facebook twitter instagram. use the hashtag fox 29 light, so we can show your pi

roving check points and constant watch on the cargo train that migrants clamor on to travel north are now at this detention center, the biggest in latin america, is full to bursting. as migration officials close the net, this is what happened to oscar's arm when he was run over by a patrol who saw his injury, then left him bleeding on the roadside. >> other people would have helped me, take me to a hospital. but they just didn't care. it was as if--the migration protection office say that they're acting against the criminals and also against corrupt officials. >> we've shown clearly that we don't tolerate impunity in the state. we've had accusations against officials, and we caught and tried them. that is the best prove. >> the trust is far from earned, the vas the authorities is just another threat, an increasingly hostile land. al jazeera, mexico. >> john holman will have more this monday at 1300 gmt on al jazeera. don't miss it. >>> now greece he is mates it could spend $500 million by this year. most of the money is being reimbursed. >> this woman used to be at the hospital of hos

bush relationship developed over time but i think that karl rove and george w.ush himself realized today conservatives the party was no longer in northeasnortheas t republican party. you could not lose 29% of republicans and be successful. you had to reinforce the base and i think that's what drove a lot of it. i think he started to touch on that. i also thought katrina, even though the war was never important, katrina was the breaking point. katrina was the point where people all of a sudden were saying, this is not a competent administration. you let an american city ground. you can't do that and be confident and a compilation of brownie and all the rest of it was a significant breaking point. that's the only thing i would say, just my own knowledge. >> thank you. >> i think one thing that's crucial to remember about george w. bush, especially in comparison to his father, and this is something that he has said that his father said, that his mother has said so it's not just the singer i'm just channeling their memoirs. that during childhood, during is truly for

mandate with a coalition of folks in order to try to avert a big humanitarian can tass rove -- catastrophe that would not be good for us. those would argue we should have left muammar qaddafi in there seem to forget that he had already lost legitimacy and control of his country and we could have instead of what we have in libya now quote have had another syria in libya. the problem with libya was the fact that there was a failure on part of the entire international community and the united states has some accountability for not moving swiftly enough and underestimating the need to rebuild government there quick quickly. as a consequence, we new have a very bad situation. as far as syria goes, it is entirely right and proper for the united states of america to specific out on after of the values. when you have an authoritarian leader that is killing hundreds of thousands of his own people, the notion we would stand by and say nothing is contrary to who we are. that does not senator -- deserve our interest. us being in collusion with that kind of governing would make us even more of a target

eastern joined book tv as we attend the book party thrown for karl rove. live with calls, e-mails, and texts from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. his most recent release want to migrate city as well as 1st in his class, a biography of bill clinton. book tv this new year's weekend three days of nonfiction books and authors , television for serious readers. >> 2010 treasury secretary henry paulson talks about his memoir. >> thank you all for being here and for being patient. i jumped in the car and race to as soon as i could. thank you very much.

the roving crews on the northeast extension southbound has left. there's a broken down vehicle whitpain township skippack pike. pennsberg watch out for a crash 663 johns fries highway at north gate boulevard. burlington bristol bridge is back down. i would expect an opening at tacony-palmyra after 6:00 a.m. this morning. an overnight crash a nasty one in pennsauken blocking westbound 38 now long gone everything so open there on this friday morning. tam. >> thank you for that matt. >>> philadelphia police are searching for a pair of shooters wanted for opening fire on at least three people. annie mccormick is live outside of the frankford police district in hunting park with the latest details on the story. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam we have an update on the three victims, one was released from the hospital. the other two remain at temple university hospital in stable condition. at this hour no arrests have been made. take a look at the video this is video from the scene in the 2800 block of north swanson where shots rang ou

. >> reporter: they fan out, one cop stationed at the end of eyes roving, dogs sniffing. this is one shop on a circuit that changes constantly. >> we come, do a sweep and move on. >> reporter: each one of these officers wears a radiation monitor. the dogs can smell conventional explosives, the rest is watching for something out of the ordinary. >> i just got off the bus and i'm seeing all of these things. but they say it's nothing to worry about. >> reporter: you will see more of this during the holidays but it happens all year long and there's a very specific reason for that. >> the whole idea behind this is to keep the bad guys offguard. to keep them wondering. >> reporter: and to accomplish it, westchester county works with a patch work of 61 different police departments koord nateed through a -- coordinated through a county- wide intelligence center. >> there's no your state, your federal, you have to work together. not only to keep our own people safe but also to have that add added ring of intelligence around the city. started small after 9/11 and continued to grow.

bill: do you agree with what karl rove said there by the way? wins iowa and building for some time? >> ted cruz has a really good position in iowa right now. just top line poll numbers, nobody has had a larger top line number than the 31% he is getting in the iowa poll. and you add to that the fact that half of iowa caucus-goers, full half have him as their first or second choice. that gives him room to grow, however, i will not jump on with karl rove yet. this is a volatile race. the iowa caucuses shown in the past four years ago, things can change in the last month. rick santorum was in third place about this time before the iowa caucuses. actually newt gingrich was leading. so things can actually change a lot in the last month. bill: on that point, i mean, things tend to focus themselves in very, in a very straightforward way come january. here is what the polls said anyway. cruz at 31. trump at 21. ben carson is dropping down to 13%. donald trump's support however has not waivered, correct? he is still has -- >> that is right. bill: that's w

. >> there is a crack down on drunk drivers are w check points and roving dui teams. and now accuweather, adam joseph what can revelers expect in the weather world? >> a light chill with the northwesterly wind and temperatures today well above average and no precipitation falling from the sky, high temperature today in philadelphia, 52 degrees and 49 in allentown and 54 in wilmington and wildwood and upper 40s to the north and west and december as a whole running 14 degrees or so above average. this is historic record warmth by far for the warmest december in philadelphia's history, more than or less than half of the month temperatures were in the 60s and 70s and seven record high temperatures and not one flake of snow whatsoever. as we look at satellite and radar precipitation is down to the south and a decent amount of cloud cover but breaks here and there. as we say happy new year to 2016 your temperature at 43 degrees and windchills in the mid-30s and at midnight the temperature at 40 and speaking of the fireworks i want to pull them in because they started lighti

and everything is looking good between i-95 and the schuylkill expressway. 476 watch out for the rovingon the northeast extension portion southbound between lansdale and mid county they are still working. we have construction on the east/west turnpike eastbound between 29 and valley forge. right lane out of commission there for a little longer. in bucks county no extra work going on right now. a warning for you, if you're out and about saturday night into sunday morning, they will close the turnpike between bensalem and delaware valley in both directions as they work on the neshaminy toll plaza. use route 13 tomorrow night into sunday morning during the overnight hours midnight to 6:00 a.m. in burlington county, not only a burlington bristol bridge open, we have work zones along 130 and delran southbound at haynesville road. and riverton road couple of lanes out until 6:00 a.m. in haddonfield emergency construction is restrictioning haddonfield road at maple avenue, one lane getting by, so you could see slowing. >> reporter: the waze app if you're heading to the bright side academy we h

i want to warn you about a roving construction crew 295 and route 1 working until 6:00 a.m. creating problems there. shut down the ramp 195 westbound to 206 closed until 6:00 a.m. 42 traffic at creek road moving nicely. >> breaking details continue to emerge from the mass shooting scene in san bernadino, california. >> authorities confirmed there were two shooters both armed with assault rifles both are dead, one opened fire on his own co-workers. >> that was the male shooter, he was identified as syed rizwan farook. this photo was released overnight e. we have more from an -- san bernadino. >> reporter: it ended as it began. four hours of terror in san bernadino, after gun mern stormed an office -- gunmen stormed an officer building killing 14 people. a dark suv riddled with bullets, a person with a gunshot down feet away the other dead inside. >> we are confident we have two shooters and two dead suspects. >> reporter: the brother-in-law of one of them speaking out. >> why would he do something like this? i'm in shock myself. >> we have suspects wearing up a black clothing

directly -- >> directly afterwards, we attend a book party thrown for karl rove.unday, the author will be live for your calls coming e-mails, and text. a detroit story. a biography of bill clinton. newt to shut up. three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2. television for serious readers. >> more now on the criminal justice system and a discussion from the federalist society. speakers include a civil rights attorney, a former philadelphia police officer. --y will talk about events this is two hours. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. my name is gail harriet and i am the chairman of the civil rights practice group. welcome to our breakout session where we intend to provide you with a safe space. [laughter] [applause] a safe space for a serious, no holds barred, intellectual discussion of an important policy question. today's session is entitled "ferguson, baltimore, and criminal justice reform." we have great panelists who will be introduced by our moderator. me to simply to introduce that -- allow me to simply introduce that moderator, the honora

rove discusses the political climate. he is interviewed by the senior editor for national weekly. >> he has seen the country descend into a deep depression, and the republicans think that the election of 1896 is going to be theirs, and he wants to be the nominee, but he's not the favorite of the party bosses. >> join book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. sunday, author david mariness. "once in a great city, a detroit city" as well as "first in his class". three days of non-fiction books and authors on c-span 2. television for serious readers. >>> coming up next, harry truman's eldest grandson welcomes an atomic bomb survivor to the presidential library in independence, missouri for the presentation of a rare paper crane. the crane was folded by a dying 12 year old girl named sadako sasaki who was 2 when the atomic bomb was dropped. when she developed leukemia, she put her hope in a japanese legend that promised one wish in exchange for 1,000 origami cranes. her death in 1955 inspired children around the

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