host: nate in springfield, massachusetts, an independent. caller: hi, thank god for c-span. with what yourm guest is saying, in fact, i have a problem with almost everything your guest is saying. why is it our business to go an independent state and tell them how to believe, what to believe? i don't understand it. this sounds to me like the crusades. and saudi arabia are primarily islam, if india is and if otherdi, countries primary religions are their primary religions, i do not think we have any business at all trying to evangelize them to the judeo-christian belief system. i think it is a disaster. i will take your comments off air. guest: sure. that is not what i am saying at all, i am saying that the freedom should be there to choose the faith they wish. we can go back to post-world war holocaust,er the they said that these are human rights and we really set them forth an international framework, so really, the way to understand what i'm explaining here is that all countries should allow people the freedom to choose as they wish. we have under the first amendment and re

was ine shortly after springfield, massachusetts, then brought to china, so it has been global since earliest days. the two most popular global sports, it's not an accident that both involve round balls. there is almost something evolutionary about round balls. is bawling up paper and shooting it into a garbage when- i have a daughter she sees it, she kicks it. david: are there any more franchises that might be for sale, by the way? adam: not that i am aware of. david: some people who have bought franchises have done extremely well. for $300 were bought million, 400 main dollars, and when steve ballmer paid $2 billion for the clippers, where the owners happy because it made their team look more viable or not? adam: yes, they were happy. [laughter] david: ok. since he bought the clippers, two teams have sold for more than he paid, the rockets and the brooklyn nets. david: one of the more difficult things you had to do is ban the owner of the l.a. clippers, was that a tough decision for you? adam: yes. butle may not realize it, he is the only owner who has been permanently banned from

wastly after it, it invented in springfield, massachusetts and brought to china. it has been global since its earliest days. when you think of the two most popular global sports i don't think it is an accident that both involve round balls, one you kick and one you shoot using your hands. almost something revolutionary about ground balls. even if you are not a basketball whether you are calling up paper and shooting it into a garbage can. i have a young daughter and when she sees a ball she kicks it or picks it up and throws it. david: are there any more franchises that might be for sale?: mr. silver: not that i'm aware of. david: some of the people who have bought these franchises have done extremely well. the 76ers were purchased for 300 or $400 million, when steve ballmer came in and paid to land dollars for the clippers come over all the other owners happy because it made their team look more valuable or not? mr. silver: yes, they were happy. [laughter] steve bought the clippers, two teams have sold for more than he paid. the houston rockets and the brooklyn n

actually invented by christian missionaries, and the , shortly after it was invented in springfield, massachusettst was brought to china, so it has been global since its earliest days. and when you think about the two most popular global sports, i don't think its an accident both involved ground balls, one you kick in when you use your hands. there is almost something evolutionary about it. anything most people, if you are not a basketball player, whether you all bawling up paper or shooting it into a garbage can, i have a young daughter and she has a ball that she kicks or picks it up and throws it, so -- there any more franchises for sale? alan: not that i am aware of. david: some people who bought these franchises have done extremely well, the box $400 million or 500 million dollars, and when steve ballmer paid $2 billion for the clippers, where the other owners happy because it made their teams more valuable? alan: yes. they were happy. [laughter] david: all right. and since he bought the clippers, two teams have sold for more than he paid, the houston rockets on the brooklyn nets. alan: one o

james naismith was a christian missionary, and the game, shortly after it was invented in springfield, massachusetts, brought to china. it has been global since its earliest days. when you think of the two most popular global sports, i don't think it is an accident that both involve ground balls, one you kick and one you use your hands. i think there is almost something evolutionary about it, about round balls, and i think most people, even if you are not a basketball player, if you are bawling a paper and shooting it into a garbage can, or you are a little kid -- i have a young daughter, when she sees a little ball, she kicks it or picks it up or throws it. david: are there any more franchises that might be for sale, by the way? adam: not that i'm aware of. david: some of these people that have bought these franchises had done extremely well. the 76ers were bought a few years ago for $300 million or $400 million, the bucks for $400 million or $500 billion and when steve ulmer came in and paid $2 million -- for the clippers, billion with the other owners happy because it made their team look more va

. >>> addels along with rick berry here in springfield massachusetts, moments ago, enshrined into theall hall of fame. 60 years as player, head coach, executive and symbol of greatness to the nba. they called him the destroyer as a player. his number 16 is retired. i can remember nain -- i was living on the east coast at the time. and in those days, the nba on cbs aired at 11:30 eastern time. >> anybody who knows al knows he is one of the great institutions in the bay area. so long overdue he gets into the hall of fame. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up. >> norah o'donnell here with a preview. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news, why the cdc is urging people to stop using e- cigarettes as it representing a spike in breathing illnesses. >> plus we're in the bahamas where the death toll is rising. >> and in the carolinas where the outer banks took a direct hit. >> and steve hartman with a man who is gifted with giving. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more

gave her a big surprise at her school in west springfield, massachusetts.lause ] >> wow. look. we got everybody here. [ cheers and applause ] come on out. come on out. listen, i think you know those folks right there. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> oh. >> be strong. i love you. >> this is her mom that a lot of people saw in the taped piece a short time ago and this -- and, mom, i talked to you a little earlier. you didn't exactly know it was going to go like this but to see these folks come out and the impact your daughter is having, what's your reaction now? >> i am so proud of her. you know, i really am. i'm just so proud of her. i always knew she would be a teacher. since she was little. that's all she wanted. >> here she is and you're the principal of the current school. school year just started. the impact, give us an idea the impact just in a couple of weeks you can see from her. >> this is what happens, jami, when you plant seeds of kindness. it creates this ripple and it's creating an energy here that we all feel here in our hearts. it's spilling ove

golden state great finally inducted into the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, massachusetts see him on the stage. alongside fellow legend, rick perry. what a career for adults started when the team was in philadelphia back in 1960, he's been with the franchise ever since as player. coach executive and community ambassador. it's 60 years with the organization is the longest in nba history in 18 to speech he admits he does think his time around the warriors would last long at all. >>only 2 room care because of 4 that he would release me of the plans and never imagine my name will become synonymous with 2 wars to almost 60 eur to see a country where are they sermon. it most competitive team my present comparable rick perry. upi was so many great so my hair i didn't have to do this and tell the most of the did it my way. delicious high-fiber raisin bran. you sure you don't want me to come with you? i'm very sure. because i can. make good choices. you make good choices. i am. fiber is good for digestive health. good choices never tasted so good. raisin bran good choices never tas

. >> mike from springfield massachusetts. >> it seems like a lot of americans have been more into politics, do you think it's almost pseudo-intellectualism where we think we are going into it but it's putting more pressure publicly on policymakers instead of letting them do their jobs? >> certainly what we've seen is a tribalism and probably a lot of causes for that. certainly the media landscape and how quickly it was managed, it does allow for the conversation to happen without a lot of nuance. if people are screaming at each other in 240 characters you are not digging into any issue or any kind of depth. i think that's a problem that everybody recognizes, particularly those of us in the media. how do we write these stories and tell them with more context and nuance, and deliver something that is digestible but gets to the meat of the matter? i don't think there's any way to answer that question. some people are checked out and totally involved and know the policy details. >> let's talk about people leading congress. 12 announced resignations with three on the democratic side. how does t

>> in springfield, massachusetts for us. thank you. let's discuss further with matt lewis and correspondent for "new york times," michael sheer. matt, i'm not afraid, i've got a plan for that. these are becoming go to lines on the stump for warren, yet when she seemingly has a plan for just about everything, we hear from her at the debate say i'm with bernie when it comes to his health care plan. does she really not have her own health care plan which is becoming the top issue for voters according to the latest polls? >> yeah. i think that bernie really with his medicare for all plan a few years ago, that has become the standard, and that's actually -- that's what the debate was about. are you with bernie. elizabeth warren is. are you not, and that would be having the public option that joe biden and pete buttigieg and others have. that's what the debate was about. elizabeth warren is essentially saying bernie's medicare for all plan is what we should do, but i'm not quite as socialist as he is. i am still for capitalism. so bernie lig

along with rick perry to hide him in springfield, massachusetts. enshrined into the basketball hall of fame. 60 years with the warriors and head coach executive. a symbol of greatness and they called him the destroyer as a player as he led the dogs to the nba title in 1975. and that is sports at this hour. but don't worry, i will have much more later on in the afternoon. i will see you then. >>> there are some stories you want to read and some that you want to watch. things got a little cheesy on the runway in new york city. >> all of the clothing were inspired by chito's. it is fashion week in new york and they show featured 21 different chito inspired looks. some had actual bags of cheetos. and the guests were treated to chito steamed makeovers, drinks, and actual chito's. >>> sony is releasing a new version of its bart munn in celebration of the 40th anniversary. it was the first truly portable cassette player. the new walkman will not play your old cassettes, but it will hold 16 gigabytes of music files. the case is designed to look like the or

golden state great finally inducted into the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, massachusettse him on the stage alongside fellow legend rick perry. what a career for apple's started when the team was in philadelphia back in 1960 has been with the franchise ever since as player. coach executive and community ambassador his 60 years with the organization is the longest in nba history. take speech he admits it is think his time around the words would last long at all. >>we do want to reassure us because of 4 that he would release me of the plans and never imagine my name will become synonymous with 2 wars to almost 60 eur to see they would go roses, sermanni so the sure and one of the most competitive team represent comparable rick perry. to compete with so many great athletes from my hair i didn't have to do this and tell that most of the players to do it my way. >>o congratulations on a well-deserved honor that here's your look at out me is good counterbalance to the antonio brown. >>the nus know al is a guy who classes straight class all the way up your class that's the head a

elizabeth warren who had a pretty decent night is in springfield, massachusetts today where she had thismocrats have a job to do in 2020, beat donald trump. >> it's a good, if odd reminder, to the democrats running for president that the goal of this is to beat trump, but he didn't come up a

in springfield, massachusetts you see him on the stage alongside fellow legend, rick perry. what a career for adults started when the team was in philadelphia back in 1960 has been with the franchise ever since as player. coach executive and community ambassador. it's 60 years with the organization is the longest in nba history. in a taped speech he admits he does think his time around the warriors would last long at all. >>only 2 wound care because of 4 that he would release me we're gonna of the plans and never mind that my name will become synonymous with 2 wars to almost 60 around the city. they would go roses, they sermon. so the share one of the most competitive team my present comparable rick perry. to compete with so many great from my hair, i didn't have to do this and tell the most of the players to do it my way. >>check out your for fun things how about the fall festival and cast a ballot should be nice there mid 60's. only i love those corn dogs, classic car show there that will be in or in the 10:00am some sunshine know how about china town's autumn moon festiva

elizabeth warren who had a pretty decent night is in springfield, massachusetts today where she had this to say. democrats have a job to do in 2020, beat donald trump. >> it's a good, if odd reminder, to the democrats running for president that the goal of this is to beat trump, but he didn't come up a whole lot at the debate. a cording to 538, trump was mentioned a total of 35 times that's down from 61 and 72 times on the second debate's two nights. the front-runner joe biden only mentioned trump once despite the fact that his biggest selling point thus far has been i'm the best to beat trump. so here's tonight's headline. yes, this is a democratic primary, but don't forget it's followed by a general election. thursday's debate, while highlighting some strong moments from some of the candidates also revealed looming storm clouds on the horizon for democrats. what might be working now to get twitter likes and make headlines might also make it impossible to win in the general. all of the candidates say they're united against the common enemy trump, but it doesn't always seem like they rea

>>in a ceremony in springfield, massachusetts, he will be enshrined into the hall tomorrow night at ul's began his nba career with the philadelphia warriors in 1960 has been with the franchise ever since serving as player. coach executive community ambassador his 60 years with the organization is the longest state in nba history. so how about that. >>what took so long that it should have that jacket thing but you congratulations what a great honor all right. thank you into the weekend. yeah here we go we're getting close now things are changing for the weekend to we've got a little fall in the air this weekend. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. on now. and you get first dibs on that brand... ...at that price? that's yes for less. seriously, get the fall brands and styles you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. >>it continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on on its commer

springfield, massachusetts. they had a real winning car. very lightweight, very straightforward. they won races and were very durable. they did hill climbs, long-distance runs. ok, so good car. stanley steamers, those are not the leading one, guys. those are the stanley twins. and they, between 1905 -- eh, a little earlier. they sold 2000 of those vehicles. it was a very viable machine. it accelerated easily, was quiet, and all of these things. popular car. the problem is, those were not the first cars that really captured the attention of the people who could afford cars. the people who could afford cars were the rothschilds, the vanderbilts, the asters, the top 10th of 1%. you think of them as americans, but they intermarried with europeans and they would cruise back and forth to europe on the liners. france, 1873, look at this peugeot. on the top, notice it's got lights. it's got little gaslamps. that is a real car. in fact, they were producing them, and they were selling them. a place for your lunch basket right there. right? this is not just like a little tricycle. a four-wh

host: nate in springfield, massachusetts, an independent. caller: hi, thank god for c-span.rm guest is saying, in fact, i have a problem with almost everything your guest is saying. why is it our business to go an independent state and tell them how to believe, what to believe? i don't understand it. this sounds to me like the crusades. and saudi arabia are primarily islam, if india is and if otherdi, countries primary religions are their primary religions, i do not think we have any business at all trying to evangelize them to the judeo-christian belief system. i think it is a disaster. i will take your comments off air. guest: sure. that is not what i am saying at all, i am saying that the freedom should be there to choose the faith they wish. we can go back to post-world war holocaust,er the they said that these are human rights and we really set them forth an international framework, so really, the way to understand what i'm explaining here is that all countries should allow people the freedom to choose as they wish. we have under the first amendment and religious freedo

from tom in massachusetts, west springfield, hello. caller: hello. st: tom in massachusetts, hello? caller: hello? host: you are on, go ahead. caller: i think they are investigating too much. if there was anything to find, they would have found it by now and by continuing all these investigations by focusing on that, they don't have to actually do anything to solve the real issues in the country. host: that is tom in west springfield. cnbc reporting michael cohen agreed to cooperate in an investigation into weather the trump organization falsified business records according to a source who told the situation to nbc news, cohen signed an the agreement stipulates he will cooperate with the office in the investigation. the investigation could result in fines against the trump organization. next, in st. louis, missouri. said the amount is just about right. caller: good morning. i think the amount is just about right. the president is corrupt, obviously he needs to be investigated. i think people need to look back at al capone. wasapone was a murderer, he

. >> a live picture as massachusetts senator and 2020 presidential candidate elizabeth warren speaks at the democratic convention in springfieldt of eyes on her. we'll keep an eye on what she says there in massachusetts. details are still sketchy, but there's been a deadly exchange of gunfire near the southern border. one border patrol agent is in the hospital. the fbi, among others, investigating and jacqui heinrich with the details from new york. hi. >> hi, leland. yeah, very few details available right now. but customs and border protection not yet confirming whether the people involved in this shooting were in the country illegally. but here is what we do know. around 8:00 last night local time two border patrol agents pulled over a car on a remote stretch of road in texas, 35 miles from the u.s. border in del rio. according to ccp, two people were in the car. one fired at the two agents. one was hit and the other officer returned fire shooting and killing the gunman. first responders brought that injured officer to the hospital, but he is expected to be okay. >> to my understanding, he's already been released, that the ge