this from born a church helped put croatia two up in that semi fall with the usa charge defeated steve johnson in the opening singles match on the. one much to against france's t r five win in saturday's doubles will put croatia into the final. defending champions france are in charge of their semifinal with spain ben wopat won on his davis cup debut for france his opponent public or a noble start was struggling with injury for much of the contest in lille pat winning in straight sets. that much was followed by france's lucas prix against roberto goods the spaniard won the first set with some punchy tennis but we built on pairs earlier work digging deep for a five set victory. for ariz kemi reichen and went quickest in second practice ahead of sunday's singapore grand prix not such good day face teammates a bustin vessel the four time world champion damaged his car after clipping a wall vettel finished with the ninth fastest lap time championship leader lewis hamilton also took a couple of wrong turns but ended up second quickest from sadie's driver is thirty points clear of vettel in the titl

this from ball at church helped give her a one nil it over the usa in that semifinal charge beat steve johnson in the opening singles match defending champions france are playing spain in the other semi. second practice at of the singapore grand prix is just coming to an end in the last few minutes ferrari sebastian vettel clips a wall and damaged his car title lead at lewis hamilton is second fastest behind battles teammate kevin reichen and hamilton is thirty points ahead of vettel in the world championship standings. new zealand take on south africa and the rugby championship this weekend looking to continue that dominance of the southern hemisphere sides australia hosting argentina looking to build on their win against the springboks last week david potok missed that game with a neck injury but has been made captain for the game on the gold coast. while it will take a miracle for new zealand not to retain that title it was one of the defeats of australia that caused a serious injury with the captaincy coming immediately after he was finally cleared to play. and weeks a long time in rugby y

charge to fated steve johnson in the opening singles match on one match two against france has to win saturday's doubles will put her into the fight. defending champions france are in charge of their semifinal with spain bonior pair was one on his davis cup debut for fronts his opponent pablo. was struggling with injury for much of the contest in lille winning in straight sets that was followed up by five set victory for lukas we are over a bit about is there are ghosts. ferrari's kimmie reichen in one quickest in second practice as head of sunday singapore grand prix not such a good day for his team mates about vettel the four time world champion damaged his car after clipping a wall vettel finished with the ninth fastest lap time championship leader lewis hamilton also took a couple of wrong turns but ended up second quickest the missed sadie's drive ace thirty points clear of vettel in the title standings with seven races left in the season. i was trying to let the guys past and the know both backed up to go by slow and i was trying to recover ground and. have a semi great balance

this from born a church helped put croatia two up in that semifinal with the usa charge defeated steve johnson in the opening singles match on the morrow and challenge one much to against france's to win in saturday's doubles will put croatia into the final. defending champions france are in charge of their semifinal with spain ben wopat won on his davis cup debut for fronts his opponent public or a noble start was struggling with injury for much of the contest in lille pat winning in straight sets. that much was followed by france's lucas prix against roberto goods the spaniard won the first set with some punchy tennis but we built on pairs earlier work digging deep for a five set victory. for ariz kemi reichen and went quickest in second practice ahead of sunday's singapore grand prix not such good day face teammates a bustin vessel the four time world champion damaged his car after clipping a wall vettel finished with the ninth fastest lap time championship leader lewis hamilton also took a couple of wrong turns but ended up second quickest from sadie's driver is thirty points clear of vett

this from born a charge helped put croatia two up in the semifinal with the usa charge defeated steve johnson in the opening singles match on the morrow and challenge one much to against france's t r folk win in saturday's doubles will put croatia into the final . defending champions france are in charge of their semifinal with spain ben wopat won on his davis cup debut for france his opponent public or a noble start was struggling with injury for much of the contest in lille pair winning in straight sets. that much was followed by france's lucas prix against roberto goods the spaniard won the first set with some punchy tennis but we built on pairs earlier work digging deep for a five set victory. for ariz kemi reichen and went quickest in second practice ahead of sunday's singapore grand prix not such good day face teammates a bustin vettel the four time world champion damaged his car after clipping a wall vettel finished with the ninth fastest lap time championship leader lewis hamilton also took a couple of wrong turns but ended up second quickest in the sadie's draw. it is thirty points c

we're here tonight to have steve johnson for the book, farsighted, how we make the decisions that matters the most. some decisions have long-term consequences and demand careful and sustain consideration. writing with a mix of storytelling and analysis that have characterized works he draws on cognitive science, military strategy environmental planning and literature to demonstrate deliberative decision-making. johnson shows how important it is for individuals, companies and nations to look beyond the immediate concerns and developing factors. [applause] >> thank you for coming out, it was really scary out there for a while. i was wondering if anybody was going to make it, including me. it's great to be here. thank you for having me. i think i've done my 11th book here. i'm sure i've done an event here for all of them. so i thank you all for supporting bookstores like politics and prose. it's my favorite bookstore in the country. and how amazing is that that independent bookstores are thriving right now. it's one of the great unlikely story of our age when things are not going as well. th

assad but still persistently repeat core lines of regime propaganda narratives steve bannon and glenn greenwald boris johnson norm chomsky let's say the chances of coming across any other less banding these people together are slim you published an article full of lies because you're too lazy and or malicious to care that you're doing it i never defended the sad regime in my life in fact the author was quite meticulous coming up with a ten point quote unquote scale of a side ism and having read through those i figured that maybe i should offer my young bill assistance in completing this list as by no means does it look finished take this point implying the west has somehow supported al nusra or isis i think we're back in people we have no idea who they are the rebels we call of the rebels the patriotic rebels we have no idea lot of people think you know that they are isis how about expanding it with the whole staff of the u.s. state department and they denied entry to the leader of the white helmets over security concerns and after all being mean to them is a capital offense to any individual in any group. s

split now between those who support the checkers plan or those who along with boris johnson are trying to scuttle. it's steve also a hard line greg's a terror conservative m.p. says that there is now a risk of a catastrophic split in the conservative party if the reason may pushes ahead with his plan according to him there are now up to eighty m.p.'s that are willing to vote against their own leader the prime minister to see the deal and crucially at the same time he says that they're not against the prime minister they're just against her planned they don't want to change in leadership they just want to change in the course of the deal but a lot of commentators don't see it that way if you're saying there are people that are willing to vote against you if their party is trying to scupper her plan well then the prime minister's days are going to be numbered as well so pretty turbulent times anybody's guess how this brags that battle is going to unfold but bear in mind there are just two hundred days to go to the scheduled date of bragg's it so the clock is ticking. elsewhere in europe rowley's have been held

. >> steve sedgwick spoke in italy today and asked him if johnson was making a move on the conservativeat's for him to answer. there has not been a challenge so far despite all of the threats and the press reports. a huge majority of conservative mps and conservative party members in the country wants to see theresa may continue to lead in getting the right deal from the european union that works for brittain and europe. they want theresa may and the government to work on presenting them a plausible, compelling alternative to jeremy corbin's experienced socialist views. we have to tackle housing, health care. things that the british public is worried about. >> barack obama is campaigning on behalf of democrats in a speech on friday obama hit up the current president donald trump. he called him, quote, a symptom of polarized politics in the united states. obama highlighted the mid term in california kwhere he avoided president trump by name. >> a consequential moment in our history, and the fact is that if we don't step up, things can get wor worse. where there's a vacuum in our democrac

fold by steven johnson's advice on decision making. ask and fox news host steve hilton offers his thoughts on the merits of populism, our look at the books on the washington post continues. then in good profit, charles cope, ceo of coke industries offers his insight into running a successful business. next "new york times" magazines mark leaveivism chronicles the current issues facing the nfl in big game. every day is extra by john kerry. and wrapping up our look at some of the books from the washington post non-fiction best-seller is the restless wave by john mccain. some of these authors will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. simply enter the author's name and the word book into the search function at the top of the page. >> c-span launched book tv 20 years ago on c-span 2. since then we've had more than 54,000 hours of book tv. in 207 he was on book tv's in depth. >> the most notable would be the first meeting with the kgb vladimir putin. what you may recall the president said well i looked into his eyes and i saw he was w

[laughter] jam knee johnson qeivetives abroad here in d.c. steve thanks very much. you must get this question over dinner and events all of the time but if you got call from john kelly asked to perform central roles like on downing street, what would be your three point strategy for the president and in the coming years to execute his to line him up for second term. >> excuse of the strategy is a different conversation but i'm thinking about your ideas if you -- >> that's a great question. i think that the -- not sure i'll get to coheernght but more time on that but i do think that -- that one of the most important things that he seemed to convey was i'm not going to be like the other politicians and shake things off and do things different. and one of the things that that would really, that would demonstrate it was true was you can delivery of promises. and so -- i think that actually that two things -- that perhaps less structurally important. but really significant in terms saying you see. like you think back to the campaign, the most famous promise simple phrase

johnson to buy your business. you create new products you can sell it. >> steve: sector after sector you have this rigged economy. more and more people are finding themselves in a chevy for the first time. ♪ you can too during the chevy labor day sales event. now through september 10th, use labor day cash and trade up to this silverado to get a total value of $11,000 when you finance with gm financial. this labor day, discover why chevy is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> steve: as a public service to the midterms, were starting a new series. how swampy is your candidate? we will look at two candidates on the ballot one, one republican. tonight, nancy pelosi and ted cruz are this week's swamp watch. nancy pelosi has led the house democrat for 16 years including as speaker in 2007 in 2010. it places her in the top 1%. an estimated net worth of over $100 million. you can see why. on march 18, 2018 while she was speaker she bought $220,000 a visa initial public offering stock. she got it the day before it was publicly traded. the pr

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johnson and jacob rees—mogg with their heads in their hands. we have seen borisjohnson with his head in his hands quite a lot this week for various reasons but as steve it will be iconic because the serious point is these people haven't had a serious plan. theresa may came up with the check is planned in july theresa may came up with the check is planned injuly but they haven't come up with anything and in comparison to michael gove who has coherent policy it looked shambolic. i think they are rattled by michel barnier this week saying we could have a deal by november. they were hoping for a no deal so they could extra ct hoping for a no deal so they could extract the hard brexit. there was a press conference in the bowels of the commons and there has been a lot of bickering from some people who weren't there and some who said we need a proper press conference but this was amateurish. you remember vote leave and dominic cummings who was central to that campaign, they are not involved now. i suppose it's possible they were captured at a slightly sleepy moment. let's move on to the financial times. john mcdonnell the shadow chancellor laying out leader

johnson judith jones brenda kegler lt. michael scott lamana david w. laychak jennifer lewis. and her husband. samantha lightbourn-allen maj. steve long james t. lynch jr. terrance m. lynch nehamon lyons shelley a. marshall teresa martin ada l. mason lt. col. dean e. mattson lt. gen. timothy j. maude robert j. maxwell molly mckenzie patricia e. mickley maj. ronald d. milam gerard p. moran odessa v. morris brian anthony moss ted moy lt. cmdr. patrick jude murphy khang nguyen michael allen noeth barbara k. olson. diana b. padro lt. jonas martin panik maj. clifford l. patterson lt. j.g. darin howard pontell scott powell capt. jack punches joseph john pycior deborah ramsaur rhonda rasmussen marsha dianah ratchford martha reszke cecelia e. richard edward v. rowenhorst judy rowlett robert e. russell william r. ruth marjorie c. salamone lt. col. david m. scales cmdr. robert allan schlegel janice scott michael l. selves marian serva cmdr. dan frederic shanower anita m. sherman. diane m simmons. and her husband george w. wilson. donald d. simmons. cheryle d. sincock gregg harold smallwood lt. col. gary f. smith patricia j. statz edna l. stephens willie

steve carl looks at the cia's secret wars in afghanistan and pakistan. then at 7:00:4, janine pirro defends president trump and at 8:50, best selling author steven johnson provides insights from readers in the field of politics, business and the arts on how conflicts decisions are made. then on booktv's afterwards program at,a political columnist offers his thoughts on how progressives influence deem ya, the media and pop culture advance their agenda. he is enter bride by brent bowsell, and we wrap up our primetime programming at 11:00 p.m. eastern with a former faith adviser to president obama who offer his thoughts 0 the importance of religious diversity in america. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. television for serious readers. a reminder this weekend's full schedule is available on our web site, booktv.org. >> too track down the origin over to the honey guide stir he spoke with a nutritional anthropologist at the university of nevada las vegas who made a remarkable discovery out be people of tanzania. a group still living a traditional hunting and gathering lifestyle in the very l

steve. ever dreamt of going on and killing spree different things don't mess this story john jay should johnson takes you along on a thrilling and bone chilling journey each week if you can discover new stories and looking. each other your stories on instagram. big fun beethoven. his work and the goddess for truth. the maestro and feed. the children searched bomb twenty team. this is g.w. newsline from belgrade heidfeld gale the top story this hour or hour over the face of germany's domestic intelligence chief is testing the strength of the governing coalition chancellor merkel's junior partners the s.p. daily are calling for hans gale mohsen to resign over his controversial comments about the recent fall by process mr z. of chemists. initial crisis talks will help the day and will resume again next week . and world leaders past and present have attended the state funeral of former u.n. secretary general kofi anna and ghana's capital accra they hailed the veteran diplomats record as an advocate for humanity and world peace mr annan died in a swiss hospital last month aged eighty. really. need s

steve engel is actually the one who would be on to oversee bob mueller. he worked in the george w. bush administration, not a prosecutor, a brain, but not a prosecutor. >> all right. carrie johnsonawin and ben, appreciate your insights. thanks, guys. >>> tonight msnbc's headliners takes an in-depth look at paul manafort who is now working with robert mueller. how much does manafort know and how will his cooperation affect the larger russia investigation? >> after reports surfaced that paul manafort's work for a pro-russian party in ukraine, he was forced to resign from donald trump's presidential campaign. in august 2016. >> instead of becoming the biggest player in trump's washington, he becomes this big villain. he becomes the epicenter of the growing attention on the relationship between donald trump and russia. >> as questions of russian interference and possible collusion continued to grow, former fbi director robert mueller was named special counsel. >> if your mandate was to look at possible collusion, one of the first places you would look is the campaign chair, the top adviser to a candidate who is himself connected financially and personally to the kremlin. >> all righ

johnson's advice on decision-making, farsighted. educated, terra westover's recount of her childhood in the idaho mountains enter introduction to formal education at the age of 17. fox news host stevehilton offers his thoughts on populism in positive populism. our look at the best-selling books according to the washington post continues. unhinged, former white house aide's time in the trump administration. in good profits, charles karch, ceo of cottage industries talks about running a successful business. next, new york times magazine's mark lobovich talks about the nfl, big game. that is followed by john kerry's memoir every day is extra. wrapping up our look at books from the washington post nonfiction bestseller list is the restless wave, a memoir by the late senator john mccain. some of these authors have will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. enter the author's name and the word book into the search function at the top of the page. [inaudible conversations] >> hello. good evening, everybody. thank you guys for coming. big round of applause for me.

with me, particularly ranking member eddie bernice johnson, vice chairman frank lucas, energy subcommittee chairman randy webber, vice chairman steve knight and energy subcommittee members dana rohrabacher, mo brooks, randy hultgren, zoe lofgren, mr. lipinski. as well as barbara comstock, clay higgins, elizabeth esty, and ed perlmutter. six stand-lone bills from last congress are included in this legislation. the d.o.e. research and innovation act prioritizes critical basic research in science at the d.o.e. national labs. it provides the first comprehensive authorization for office of science programs, which conduct and support over $6 billion in research each year. this legislation also requires d.o.e. to coordinate research across the department. it provides private industry with increased access to the unique user facilities and capabilities of the national labs that will help to develop advanced technologies for the next generation. title 1 of h.r. 589 improves the technology transfer process between d.o.e. and private industry. the innovative early stage research performed at the national labs can have great value to the priva