our guest host for this hour, stephen king.ravelers are already getting a pretty tough feeling. this is the last time, the pound, butw to the it is already happening at the money changers. >> exactly. according to travelers going to europe, they are getting a glimpse into the future, what some economists might say. it is important to note that this forecast from hsbc and ubs is not a place until 2017. of median estimate bloomberg analysts are saying the pound will strengthen. so, depending on how negotiations surrounding brexit monthsin the next few and couple of years, we will get some idea of where the pound is going from here. caroline: not great for travelers. it is better for exporters. but is there any sort of upsi de for a weak pound? >> it is funny you should say that. he british tourism industry is experiencing some sort of a boom. his nose confidence is talking the national -- business theidence is bucking national trend. china, they are seeing a lot of visitors from there. and let's not forget, the british staycation

front end of the book is not a biography of stephen king which is hilarious. he is almost as funny as bill -- another reader writer that i read all the time. his growing up and tomorrow in iowa, he tells a story of of growing up in his interest in science fiction and all the crazy things that nobody liked to read, he loved tree. and eventually he got up the courage to write and wasn't doing all that well but he had this quirky way of looking at think so he writes a book called carrie. this book called carrying hardbound doesn't do very well. and he is living hand to mouth. he's living in small apartment. the publisher calls him and said we decided to put carrie into paper book. you're going to get a 10000-dollar bonus. that was the launch of his publishing career. he completed. the second half of the book is about how to be a writer. how to get it done. and the key to it is pretty obvious, right every day. discipline yourself to write every day. and then he goes to insights on how then he goes to insights on how to write every day. john irving has a book and i

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of the book is an autobiography of stephen king, which is hilarious.he's also as funny as another writer that i read all the time. the life and times of the lisbon cap, a story of growing up in des moines, iowa. he's interested in science-fiction another crazy things nobody like to read. he'd have to read it eventually worked up the courage to write. he had this kind of quirky way of looking at things so he writes a book called kerry. the book in hard on doesn't do very well. he's married. he's sitting in a small apartment. the publisher calls and says he decided to put it into paper boat and you're going to get a $10,000 advance. he couldn't believe it. i was the launch of his publishing career. the second half of the book is a primer, how to be a writer and get it done. the key is pretty obvious. write every day. discipline yourself to write every day. some insights on how to write every day. a book on how he got his inspiration to be a writer is called my imaginary girlfriend. his two passions in life, wrestling -- i mean legitimate wrestling, not t

. >>> a mini series adaption of a stephen king thriller. i am totally blind. lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. an unprecedented natural outburst seems to have taken over the country. this house was literally invaded minutes after the mom came back from a grocery run. back to our live coverage. yes bill. live indeed! security. hi , i'm stuck in an elevator with a cow. a what ? we have a situation. everything alright in there ? witnesses say this is where it all started, okay guys. we're comimg in now. copy that. all natural, non gmo ingredients with vitamin d and whole milk. new dannon , natural is back. >>> from the big screen to television to country music, there's a lot of new releases out this week. >> reporter: tom hanks leads this week's list of new releases with a hologram for the king. about a failed u.s. businessman who goes to saudi arabia to start over. >> i'm going to tell you something. it's going to seem crazy. >> reporter: james franco stars

jk rowling and john grishham and stephen king round out the p >>> homes in wealthier neighborhoods are larger and have bigger lawns, and that's the problem. the lush landscape attracts critters. >> i bet there are no critters on the concrete roof there. >> in some states, $800,000 can buy a huge mansion. >> in cambridge, it's 940 was 420 square feet when it was bought and now it includes central air and a chef kitchen and built-in bookshelves. you breakdown the cost, and it's $851 per square foot, expensive but incredibly efficient. i love the design. >> they spent $500,000 on the renovation. from what i read, it's pretty inside. >> makes sense. >>> who douse yourself in baked beans? one man traveling the country with the unique take on the ice >>> it's the ice bucket boston. that's a pennsylvania man going to all 50 states to take the challenge and raise money to fight als. >> instead of an ice water bath, he is giving you something connected to each state. it's not always comfortable. >> delaware, watermelon. jersey, blueberrys. in connecticut, it was nutmeg, everything from maple sy

running into some opposition >> it to say one more thing in like most other skills that if you read stephen king because the front end of the book that is hilarious almost as funny as another writer that i read all the time. the life and times of the of whiz bang kid growing up ben des moines iowa. been interested in science fiction in then to do that well ben haddad quirky way so he writes a book called kerry and it doesn't do very well that they call him to say we decided to put that into paperback you will get a $10,000 audience. and how to be a writer and how to get it done. and then there are seven sites how to write every day.

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they would say that's fine, let me point you towards some books by stephen king who's a pretty good writer. some of these early books are well written. let me tell you about this genius of the hair-raising stories or robert louis stevenson. the point was allow them their pleasure and passion and try to take those and elevate them and i have a lot of good stories i think about laddering of exercises that worked as well as the few that didn't. the other part of it is that the school tries to establish a whole culture of reading and they have to post it on the outside of their door with your reading at that moment. so, there is a constant conversation of books and school. but i have been trying to describe is how do you forge those links that create a lifetime reader. there are many variations on this, that you have to either appeal to white students need emotionally at that point in their lif life or what gives tha particular kind of pleasure they can't get anywhere else. those are the two things. i think i will stop at this point and thank you all for listening if there are any questions. >

we are talking about the clown penny wise in stephen king's novel"it". it gave many people a fear of clowns. bills cause guard is playing penny wise. it is clear they are taking a 1986. they are moving away from the modern biggie -- baggy clown uniform. i think the original might be creepier. >>> justin bieber stays true to his award and delete his instagram account. >> [ applause ] >> the popstar threatened to shut it down after online his rumored girlfriend sophia ritchie. the initial post was met with a response by selena gomez who told him, if you don't like the comments, don't post pics of your girlfriend, lol. now fans won't see any of those pictures. he has waived goodbye to his followers. he is still on twitter and facebook. matt, you can still follow him there. >> thank goodness. >>> one at a four do this. both men and women do this. we might even do it. you can do it in front of people or behind people. final hand -- hint. our general managers and news yelling at the tv. hopefully some shows more than others. >>> quick check of traffic. >> it i

stephen king, the master of suspense and the macabre. i enjoy keeping people up at night. shows your stories are actually about human connection, even love. great storytelling needs drama and empathy. my cognitive apis can help any business better connect with its audience. you should try writing a book. find a remote hotel. bring the family. i do not think that is a good idea. >>> welcome back to "world wide exchange." and good morning. the dow dropping and futures are pointing south again. joining us now is cnbc contributor alison dean. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you consult other big financial firms on the markets. what are you telling them right now about how much longer this rally can last. >> i'm not sure there is going to be much of a rally. the combination of weaker economic data than most of us expected came out last week and the impact or the behavior surrounding brexit, which i think has made corporations continue to be cautious, and one of the things we've seen is corporate spending slow down suggest that the outlook for profit growth coming out o

horror writer stephen king a maine resident blasted lepage this weekend. king posted on twitter "our governor paul lepage is a bigot a homeophob and a racist. i think that about covers it. not the lawmakers specifically. >>> as the presidential race heats up the topic of candidates health is grabbing headlines. >> donald trump and his supporters alleging hillary clinton doesn't have the physical or mental capacity to serve as president. this as questions about donald trump's own clean bill of health are popping up. >> reporter: the health of both presidential candidates is a notable issue this election. if donald trump wins in november he will be the oldest president ever elected if clinton wins she oldest candidate just behind ronald reagan rar. both are not as forthcoming with their medical histories compared to previous candidates but donald trump is continuing to go after clinton on the issue. >> she doesn't have the strength, the stamina, or the ability to straighten out our country. >> reporter: the clinton campaign has responded with multiple statem

. >> just like the stephen king book. police clown trying to kidnap kids and luring kids into the woods. >> relaxing morning sitting in the street. >> gene: crews setting up outdoor comfortable seating to enjoy coffee this morning, all part of pilot program to increase foot traffic in that fox25 live at intersection of franklin and arch streets where the pop-up plaza will open at the top of the hour as i understand it. >> michael: setting up chairs hoping to do two things by having the pilot program launch this morning. they want to gauge interest and also see if the picture that mayor released showing a possible design for a permanent solution. they want to see if that is feasible. another part is they want to see the effect on the traffic and i have to aaa couple people i spoke with this morning were concerned about the impact it would have on traffic if they were to close the road completely if the final configuration ended up something like this where you lane, lane and a half blocked off, there were a lot more comfor

it has been catastrophic. >> joined by rudy giuliani, congressman peter king, stephen bannon and his new campaign manager hillary clinton, meantime says his only benefit the wealthy. she again called upon him to release his tax returns. >> he can hire and fire anybody he wants from his campaign. there is no new donald trump. this is it. >> we look at it as an expansion. we are growing the team. >> in less than an hour and a half, at 930, democrats will be introducing a that they are calling donald ducks. he has so far ducked to man's to release his tax returns. expecting the unveiling then we are told that he will be following trump not only to north carolina tonight, but beyond. rooster and antwan, back to you. >> a $10,000 fine from donald trump. >> you may remember this. ordering the building to remove trump was hit with a fine when he did not show up for the hearing back in june. they finally replace the bench and got rid of the kiosk, but trump must still pay the fine. >> he says he did it for the publicity. not surprised. prosecutors revealed that information during the arraign

stephen: these people are trying to catch pablo escobar. for people who are not children of the '80s, can you explain what a huge figure pablo escobar was? >> he was the king of the scarface. >> stephen: he's the bill gates of cocaine. he was worth about $30 billion. >> that's correct, and he was on "forbes" magazine and one of the richest men in the world. >> stephen: he spent $2,500 a month on rubber bands to wrap his cash. true story. >> you know more than i do. i'm just thinking about the drugs i'm not supposed to be doing while i'm playing the ch (applause) >> stephen: you met this guy. you saw what these guys were doing. this guy is infiltrating the cartel. do you think you could have done that as an actor? >> no. >> stephen: no? well... (laughter) we did tactical simulations. >> stephen: what does that mean? >> where we kind of have to perform a so fario, given a-- a scenario. quantity co-. a quake cul-de-sac you drive up. you have a description of what you're supposed to do or ask, and the assignment is just knock on the door, you met this guy before, bought drugs off him one time before and you're just going to buy the drugs and go. you're not goi

king crab legs. love crab? >> stephen: hey hey hey! ladies and gentlemen, my next guest tonight hat hi -- had his face ripped off his skull in "game of thrones." he now he stars in "narcos." >> stephen: please welcome, pedro pascal! ( band playing ) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: did you mind me describing you as someone who had his face ripped off his skull? it's one of the most gruesome deaths. >> it wasn't ripped off. it was crushed -- well, my teeth were knocked out, my eyes were gouged in, and then it was crushed. >> stephen: like a rotten melon. >> like a rotten melon, like gallagher's melons, the big fruit. >> stephen: not as funny. it was funny when we were doing it (laughter) >> stephen: how did that feel? did you enjoy having the most gruesome death in the history of "game of thrones"? >> it's saying a lot. >> stephen: yeah. i loved it. it's an honor. (cheers and applause) i'm a huge fan o of "the night of." >> stephen: have you seen the last episode? >> i was on a plane. i love it so much. i sort of watch it on my terms.

they did a 180. >> stephen: why shouldn't-- why shouldn't we consume everything the way we do food? >> exactly. burger king? >> you were talking about mac and cheese earlier. >> stephen: i would eat that in a minute. >> would you? >> stephen: yeah, yeah. >> all of it? >> stephen: maybe last meal. hey, have you actually-- because you play a prisoner, have you gone to prison to see what the experience is like. because it's opened the eyes for a lot of people of what a prison experience is like, especially for women. >> it absolutely has. >> stephen: have you done ride-along is for a prison? >> i have. before the second season of the show, i spent some time at rikers-- >> stephen: that's a prison. >> it is. piper chapman is based on piper kerrman, was really instrumental in teaching me about the prison system and teaching me about her experience. what that sort of moved from is being in the prison, spending piper is on the board of. and they do incredible work. >> stephen: would you want to hang out with your character? is she the sort of person you would want to spend time with? >> would i want to hang out w

. >> stephen: who was this man? and expose what king leopold was doing in terms of enslaving those people and creating the first african holocaust that took place. he killed millions and millions of africans extracting rubber, diamonds, and ivory out of the country. >> stephen: so this guy went over there to expose-- he was an american? >> he was an american. and he falsified his credentials in a lot of different ways to get places. and he told those people in europe he was the envoy from the president of the united stat. no real fast mail, there was no way they could check that. >> stephen: it's kind of like your character from "the hateful eight." >> and he worked himself into the congo so he could do that, and he wrote letters to various governments. because king leopold, even though he was extracting all those riches, he ran out of money building the railroad so he started borrowing money from various governments. so george washington williams was writing letters to various governments telling them what he countries to support king

stephen: that means -- yeah, you know. that's like a lion going, "i don't remember anybody eaten in the jungle." >> i don't remember a prom king or anything like that. >> stephen: wasn't you? >> certainly wasn't me, although i was talking to a buddy two days ago who we were freshmen water polo players -- that was the only year i played. >> stephen: you were on the water polo team? >> and -- and before -- it was a very embarrassing thing. i wasn't -- i hadn't gone through puberty when i was a freshman and, um, he recalls getting hung by his speedo, he and another kid, and i wasn't, i wasn't one of those kids. so there was -- i guess there was seniors hanging kids by their speedos. >> stephen: and not you? >> and not me. it's ok. i made it out all right. >> stephen: you're a surfer, right? >> correct. correct. >> i do. i do. i hurt myself recently. six weeks ago. hurt my knee. thank you. >> stephen: how'd that happen? >> you i was just kind of a -- oh, ah. >> stephen: i don't speak the lingo, my friend. >> i landed on it wrong. >> stephen: are you afraid of sharks or anything? is this in california you're surfing? >> yes. >> ste

it's cat catastrophic held a meeting on islamic terrorism and joined by peter king and new executive stephen bannon from conservative bright bart news website and new campaign manager kellyanne conway. hillary clinton meantime in cleveland contrasting her tax plan with trumps's. she says his only benefits the wealthy. says the trump staff shakeup doesn't change anything. >> he can hire and fire anyone from the xaip. there's no new donald trump this is it opinion >> u saw it as a last ditch fort to rescue a struggling candidate the campaign framed it in positive terms. >> it is expansion. we're growing with team. there's more and more responsibility. trump rally in charlotte and hint in the today meeting with law enforcement leaders. that is the latest live from outside trump tower this morning. juliet and kerry back to you. >> all right robert moses thanks very much. joining us from fox business studio and why flying maybe less aggravating than it used to be. bag is never lost and fares went down. yes this is what people are saying. [laughter] okay these new number pres department of transpo

king crab legs. love crab? >> stephen: and now, making their network television debut with the song, "fill in the blank," ladies and gentlemen, car seat headrest! ( cheers and applause ) ? i'm so sick of fill in the blank ? accomplish more accomplish nothing ? if i were split in two i would just take my fists ? so i could beat up the rest of ? you have no right to be depressed ? you haven't tried hard enough to like it ? haven't seen enough of this world yet ? but it hurts, it hurts it hurts, it hurts ? well stop your whining try again ? no one wants to cause you pain they're just trying to let some air in ? but you hold your breath you hold your breath ? you hold it hold my breath ? i hold my breath i hold it ? ? ? ? i've known for a long time i'm not getting what i want out of people ? it took me a long time to figure out i don't know what ? i want so you'll ask why? ? and there will be no answer. ? and there will be no answer. and eventually you will shut up ? you have no right to be depressed ? you haven't tried hard

. >> stephen: so you can see why i'm here. you understandhat i'm king for. i'll wait. ( frantic muttering and scgreamin >> the guy fm the republican convention. thatuy. >> stephen: hello, fend. i'm sorry i can't he you, you see, jon and are very happy jerkand canning our owineng for the end time >> you said it was gatorade. that jeb bush will be a fine candidate. >> it's not jeb, actually. >> stephen: it's noteb? >> i thought it s gointo be jeb too a few years o. but it's not, its a differt guy. >> stephen: who is it? >> wet your whistle before you do >> stephenreally >> yes >> stephen: leme get mouthful. >> stephen: at!trump! yes! >> stephen: hold this! geout of my way! >> call me if you're going tbe te! oh, that's good urine. ( nkee doodle dandy playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: woo! ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: yes! hello, nation! ( cheers and applause ) did you miss me? i know i did. well, it's time to say aloha to stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) wow, look at this place, the host must have quite an ego. let's fix it up, j