roxanne, you know, you were once her boss. you are a friend. have you talked to her?sight or share any of those conversations with us? >> no, i wouldn't share any insight or information only because she's a gem to us. she's an american princess. you know, she's just a great journalist and there's no need to reveal nag she doesn't want revealed. maybe she'll come on your show and speak for herself. >> maybe she will. we would love to have her on. how do you feel about how this has been handled? >> one of the take aways -- i think that sarah huckabee should be ashamed of herself for you using the bully pulpit to ruin the career of a young professional. to stand in front of the white house reporters, to stand in front of america and say that this woman should be fired. that's a disgrace. especially because that she is certainly not the only person in america who's ever used the words bigot, supremist, a threat to talk about trump, donald trump. we have been using those words, whether you are defending him against those words or describing behavior that he has done, we've

gathered outside police headquarters in march and then we had these skirmish es, people throwing roxanne such, and windows, broken, so, there is this. >> we're outraged by this. because we can put our hands on this. this is sensational. we can put our hands on this people peacefully protesting will be protect but people who engage in violence, people engaged in vandalism will be immediately arrested. >> there is another round of protests set for today. >>> another chaotic scene here police car torched, officer in the hospital, students sheltering in place, and several protesters in jail. it all happened late last night on the campus of georgia tech right here. lets take you out to the scene chaos broke out short love a a vigil for a student shot and killed by police on campus. there was a protest there it turned violent. you can see car set on fire, and this basically forced the university asking students to stay where they are. essentially a lock down. students once again they are upset about the shooting death of 21 year-old scout schultz, shot and killed by a school officer, on saturd

in ocean city near fifth street, waves exposed roxanne leftcliffs in the dunes. >>> death toll has listen to 245, following mexico's earthquake on tuesday. >> we are told people are hopeful as they continue to pull survivors from the ruble. cbs news correspondent chris martinez, he is live in mexico city where crews have been searching all night, good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, yes , this is one of the sites where those search and rescue efforts have just not stopped. this used to be an office building, what you are looking at right now. all night they have been carefully, examining, searching that ruble looking for any survivors, and it is scenes like this playing out all across the region. a little girl ace live but still stuck under the ruble on what used to be her school in mexico city. she has been wiggling her fingers in response to calls from rescuers, all day and night crews have been trying to reach her and any other students who may still ab live this rescuer telling a reporter that special cameras they are using indicate that there are at least two other childre

worked to alleviate flooding in the area in ocean city near fifth street, pounding waves exposed roxanne created cliffs in the dunes. >>> 4:44. i just got back from europe as you guys know and came back to quite a mess. so much action and busyness. >> there is, thankfully even jose didn't have much more than a glancing blow. but the tropics are just lit up, and it is height of the season. we expect it to be an above average season. >> this is crazy. >> this is unfortunately in the caribbean, these poor folks keep getting hit. we will talk about that as the show goes on. lets bring you back to where we are located and let's talk about our area which isn't a lot. granted we do still have a couple cloud, trying to roll role back in on the most outskirts, edge of jose, which is still a tropical storm by the way, but other than really churning up the surf and kicking up rip current that storm will not have any other direct impact on our area here's maria here. this is at the moment still expected to stay as a major hurricane but eventually make a right-hand turn and then hopefully it stays th

roxanne, a i understanded netflix wants to make it easier for people to bing watch while flying on a plane? >> that's right. netflix in flight streaming already available on few carriers around the world, but now the company says it will offer technology that allows more passengers to stream its shows in high quality at a lower cost for airlines, g next year. netflix homes the move will get more airlines to offer low cost or free wifi entertainment. jim, rahel. >> i sleep on planes. >> really? >> i'm too nervous. >> i just sleep. i don't want to talk to anybody, i put my little head set on, go to bed. >> i just flew back from paris , eight hour flight, i must have watched four movies. i was having great time, though. >> great way, yes. maybe you'll get to watch netflix pretty soon. >> all right. >> thanks, roxanna, appreciate t another steamy day in store for us. >> katie, how warm will it feel on the way to work this morning? >> i think already off to warm start. most of the region wide. however, you have humidity to factor into the equation. so how will it feel later on today? cert

and also i just picked up hunger, roxanne gates new book. that's my short list for summer reading.t's a real mix of things but im looking forward to devouring those in maybe going back and reading part of the nix again. >> booktv wants to know what you are reading. booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors and you weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> c-span, where history unfold the daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> george freeman, former assistant general counsel for the "new york times" moderated a panel discussion of the trump administration and its relationship with the press at the american bar association's annual meeting. he talked about the differences between the 45th president and his predecessors in dealing with

roxanne and providing our own independent perspectives of how the world works how we see the world how we want to live so they have a narrative that their regime to purse to pursue and the problem is too many other people are getting their own opinions now google is in a unique google and facebook are in very unique position because they dominate things like social media again video in search where that's a way to essentially censor other perspectives away should they want to do that and what we've seen a rule as here too is that they absolutely do want to do that and they are doing it and i think the big issue the big the big a moment where they realized oh no we have to censor the rabble was when hillary lost because hillary wasn't supposed to lose she was the chosen candidate you know how could trump beat her and the reason trump beer was because a lot of us could talk and say you know we don't like hillary and trump's not great either but you know we'll take a chance on this guy and i think donna's the real wake up call and you know executives at at facebook and google finally figu

also, i just picked up hunger by roxanne gates new book. that's my shortlist.

walking the door or need one we have roxanne available at the humane rescue lines. by 4:00 p.m.re dry but hot. 87 degrees. feeling more like summer. if you've been wondering what happened to jose it's out there, affecting new england right now. 's currently we have clouds around and then we'll see more sunshine as we go through the afternoon and through the weekend. look at these temperatures. friday, technically the first day of fall but will feel like summer. normal high this time of year is 78 degrees. we are well above normal, guys. >> really. >> thank you. >>> well, it's going to feel like summer today as sheena mentioned. the season is almost over. but the gardens in our area are still produce something really great fruits and vegetables. >> after the break doing cooking ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student

boston.com reports misobama made the remarks during a question and answer session with feminist author roxanne gay. she was also critical of republicans' unsuccessful efforts to repeal the health care law known as obamacare. she called it the country's legacy. the former first lady did say she and her husband still support president trump and want him to be successful. >>> helping the victims of hurricane harvey is still the goal of many in our area. today a truck filled with supplies left bound for texas. the mayor of chester tells us the truck included much needed food and goods from chester, philadelphia and wilmington. much of it had to be stored in a nearby fire station until they could load it onto a truck. >>> a music superstar is helping some of the most vulnerable victims of hurricane maria by helping them get off the island. >> we'll explain that next. plus this. >>> two hurricane survivors from puerto rico say they feel lucky to have made it here to the united states. coming up, we'll have more on their emotional journey and their reunion with their families. >>> could personalized

kira and roxanne, a new location now. 17th and clay. >> it's a great program especially on a rainy day. thank you both for joining us. we will be right back. i love getting your hands in there and the finger paint. >>> news for bay area people from bay area people. ktvu fox 2 , follow and download the app today. >>> back now to our breaking news in marin county right now, this a tweet from redwood high school, it came across around 9:17, rhs is being evacuated due to a bomb threat. updates will be forthcoming. do not call the school or come to school. thank you for your cooperation. there are about 1600 students at redwood public school. it is on doherty drive. it's all about magnolia -- it's off of magnolia. we do have a crew on the way. much more online at ktvu.com. stomach to the east bay where people in concorde are complaining about a local safeway. it has a major crime problem. there reaching out to city leaders. the store deals with 6 to 10 shoplifters every day. the parent company received letters complaining, but

race and america "between the world and me", "hunger", food and weight image by objection ann -- roxanne gay. >> and a look at how the u.s. prison system is affecting the african-american community. a study on race in america "white rage", a collection of essa essays, "too much and not in the mood", trying to make it in new york city in "making rent in bedsty". and according to the green light books in brooklyn, collection of essays by samantha irving, "we are never meeting in real life", some of these authors have and will be appearing on book tv. watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> former president bill clinton recently shared his thoughts on what he calls the most important political book of the last decade. >> you know what the exhibit is at the clinton presidential center right now? extreme bugs. you know what my staff gave me for christmas last year? two, not one, but two ant farms so i can have one on my desk at the presidential library and one in my office in harlem. why? because i am always telling them that the most important political book that nobody read or read for a

in ocean city near fifth street pounding waves, exposed roxanne dunes. >>> folks on the coast are bracing for jose, the storm is expected to bring heavy rainfall, coastal flooding and strong wind over next few days . residents are preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. >> time is 6:14. let's bring katie back into the equation. it looks very warm. high was 60 degrees. i came back, flight attendant says on land, 80 degrees. >>> how about it, a little taste of july to kick off the fall. it seems backward. in the like it has never happened but it will be very warm. we will have a cool start up at broad headville. a few cloud helping to limit the cooling taking place this morning, for the most part, we are under a generally clear skies, but jose as we were just talking about still out there, still churning away and bringing more for at this point strong surf and rip currents. no more wet weather at lee not right now. that storm is very sluggish in the next couple daisy don't think that wave heights per se is a as it is the chopines of the surf and the strength of the rip current risk

ready to read that because i care a lot about the supreme court and also will i picked up hunger, roxanne gates new book so that's my short list for summer reading. it's a real mix of things i'm looking forward to devouring those and maybe going back and reading part of the knicks again. the scope congresswoman suzanne bonamici pic that sonia sotomayor's "my beloved world." booktv covered with just a sotomayor where chick talks about her book. [applause] >> greetings, welcome. [applause] greetings, welcome to the progressive form. i'm with valens donder of the progressive form america's only civic speaker organization expressly does it -- dedicated to -- in the largest speaker organization in texas. [applause] we are excited tonight to present supreme court justice sonia sotomayor launching her first book a memoir called "my beloved world." please turn off your cell phones photography or video taping is not allowed. the beautiful flowers on stage or flowers that were found in lovely puerto rico. [applause] puerto rico just a sotomayor's culture and family. thank you c-span booktv to be he

mike taibbi (voiceover): socialite roxanne west remembered meeting clark rockefeller at a posh manhattan art gallery. he's so mild-mannered, and very polite and a gentleman. mike taibbi (voiceover): rockefeller, her new gentleman friend, liked to send weird and provocative text messages, one sent, he claimed, while he was giving a private tour of the metropolitan museum of art. then this one. "in a submarine, crowded, strange, thought of you just a minute ago." the texts were so wild and so far fetched, i would just giggle and go, "where does he come up with this stuff?" mike taibbi (voiceover): there was something odd about him. but his name? one of my friends could have sworn he was definitely a rockefeller because of his bone structure. mike taibbi (voiceover): it was a convincing cover that had lasted years. but by the time he was caught, six days into his flight with snooks, the fraud was exposed, and his real name, christian karl gerhartsreiter, in every front page top of the newscast story. in california, investigators immediately reopened the john sohus homicide case, and the lea

there are 800,000 young people like roxanne a, brandon and carlos, hoping to do their part to make our country strong. by any measure, daca has been a huge success. we also had the outlines of a program that works for america. we in congress must roll up our sleeves and make this program the law of the land, and we must mick sure that america truly does belong to roxan na and all of our dreamers. mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president, i also ask unanimous consent to grant floor privileges to blake seitz, a member of my staff. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president, i have been doing a lot of thinking lately about the fascinating men and women of america's founding generation. i want to share with you one of their stories. jonas phillips was a penniless jewish immigrant to ameri

that, the 2015 recipient of the american book award and indigenous history of the united states by roxanne dunbar cheese. fourth is the hidden life of trees followed by thoughts on love and modern society, all on love. i look at the best-selling nonfiction books continues with the life-changing magic of tidying up by marie condo. after that, comes a member from sherman alexi about his relationship with his mother, you don't have to say you love me. then robert wright argues that buddhism holds the key to enduring happiness in "why buddhism is true followed by how not to be wrong about how mathematics can be applied in day-to-day life. wrapping up the look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to portland oregon's books is the genius of birds. some of these authors have or will be appearing on book tv. you watch them on the website, booktv.org. >> next, on afterwards new york times magazine contributor susie hansen reflects on her travels abroad and looks at the world powers and influence.

in ocean city near fifth street wave hit those roxanne left behind cliffs and dunes. >>> let's send ittill hot out there. >> definitely heating up more so today, rahel. we will feel more like july by height of the afternoon but you mentioned jose still churning as a tropical storm out to sea but still churning nonetheless and churning up our surf and potential rip current risk. if you had are one of those off peak season folks heading down to the beach we will have great weather to enjoy but do i so on dry land and not go in the water. seventy-three at the airport. we are off tie mild start, cooler into the north and western suburbs but all and all very mild start to the day and warming up very efficiently later on. in fact take a look beyond this point, eagles game day sunday and monday we are flirting with 90 degrees, so summer is not giving up just yet, clearly, meisha i. >> unbelievable. thanks very much. >>> we are looking outside, still busy in certain spots, other spots looking better. we have a disable vehicle hard to see with that big sign but i-95 north at 322 pulled off to t

and singing that song i thought i wonder how you feel about it can't do a concert without singing roxanneyou love hearing it apes ains what's the story of that song? >> oh, honey. there are stories along the way. there are stories i used to tell yourself it is my mantra. it is the core of my purpose. and i am so honored to have a song that seems to be doing so much for some people. brian: what's the message? >> the message is that you have the ability -- god has placed in each and every one of us something deep down inside that we can reach it in and grab and pull up and overcome whatever adversity. brian: you don't agree, pete? pete: no, i don't. clearly. 40 years you have been on the radio with this song and others. a staying power that any artist would dream of. what's your secret to the ability to do it so well for so long? >> my secret is not really a secret. it is a divine appointment. god gave me this song to help each and every one of you and that is what i purposely do. ainsley: i think about breast cancer survivors. people who survive all types of cancer. >> we will survive. sto

ready to read that because i care a lot about the supreme court and also will i picked up hunger, roxanne gates new book so that's my short list for summer reading. it's a real mix of things i'm looking forward to devouring those and maybe going back and reading part of the knicks again.