>> i have a book on the history of the caliphate coming up by steve kennedy which i think is a book that is particularly important right now. i think the word caliphate isn't one we spent a lot of time talking about probably before 2011 and then it entered for all of us with al-qaeda and isis talk about restoring the calipha caliphate. and kennedy is an expert on arab history with deep command of forces at the university of london and had a number of books on middle east history. this is his effort to establish the caliphate both as it was and the history of an idea. i think, you know, obvious reasons why the caliphate holds enormous appeal for many young muslims particularly. it was a time when islam ruled the world. baghdad had half a million people when london and paris had maybe a few thousands. this was the muslim world at the height of its power. but i think what he is trying to show is that the caliphate, or the caliphate was this incredibly qualities and there is no one caliphate. i think people glorify the idea of the time when islam was pure and when inequality was led by worsh

later i'll speak to mega deejay steve kennedy: a second grade teacher in texas has done what every kidas always dreamed of. she dropped homework. she said i ask that you spend your evenings doing things that are prove on correlate with students' success. read together, play outside and get your child to bed early. is she crazy? is she on something or is she on to something? my party panel returns. so julie, homework sucks as the mother of two elementary students. >> as the mother of a preschooler i can't wait until my child gets off the ipad. kennedy: you will have two of the most annoying hours of your evening. >> he will come home and i'll put him to bed. let's get to bed early. >> why do you care if second graders like you or 23409, or do she -- like you or not, or does she just not want to grade homework. >> this is that whole thing how corporate america doesn't have boundaries. when i'm done with school my life is my own. i resented that when i had a day job and i don't have to deal with that anymore. kennedy: a middle school some of my daughter's friends go to have 3-4 hours of h

>> steve: jared gets our next puppy. adorable mary kennedy! [ applause ] you knew elegant squat lobster? >> of course. who doesn't know that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. the elegant squat lobster. [ dog barking ] >> steve: do you hear that sound? >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: that means it's now time for double puppardy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's that mean? >> steve: these questions are worth two puppies. next question is for you, jared. recent studies have confirmed that zebras are actually what color? >> jimmy: what? are you kidding me? [ laughter ] this is totally insane! >> steve: are they white with black stripes -- >> jimmy: what? this is so sil stripes or tan with black and white stripes. >> jimmy: this better be a a trick question. this is absolutely insane. what color is a zebra? >> a. [ buzzer ] >> steve: no. >> what? >> steve: they are black with white stripes! so, jimmy, you get kyle mcadams and lisa armstrong. [ cheers and applause ] that was a barn burner! >> jimmy: hi. hi. awe, i was just trying to fake jared out. of cours

shame faced crab -- >> jimmy: this is insane. [ laughter ] >> steve: b, fleshy prawn, or, is it c, the elegant squat lobster? for mary kennedy. >> jimmy: i don't know about that. ♪ squat lobster m >> jimmy: the fleshy prawn was my juggler name. >> steve: yes. [ light laughter ] and your nickname, "shamefaced crab." what else are you, but shamefaced? >> jimmy: i'm gonna say it's b, fleshy prawn. >> steve: ooh! wrong. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: what? >> steve: it is the elegant squat lobster! >> jimmy: the elegant squat lobster? >> steve: jared gets our next puppy. adorable mary kennedy! [ applause ] >> jimmy: you knew that? you knew that one? [ laughter and applause ] you knew elegant squat lobster? >> of course. who doesn't know that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. the elegant squat lobster. [ dog barking ] >> steve: do you hear that sound? >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: that means it's now time for double puppardy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's that mean? >> steve: these questions are worth two puppies. next question is for you, jared. recent studies have confirmed that zebras are actually what color? >> jimmy: what? are you kiddi

when she was receiving the kennedy center honor. and steve has invited me. but i think there are lunches, smaller lunches of that type that do go on. >> speaking of lunch, i've been researching the lunch habits of various justices and i find that they fall into two paradigms, the healthy eaters like louis brandeis who brought two pieces of whole wheat bread with fresh spinach in between. and on the other extreme, you have justice harlan, who was what they called in his day a gourmand. he loved french cheese, he loved wine, and his wife would send him giant platters of french cheeses for his lunch. so justice ginsburg, i'm going to ask you first, where do you fall in that spectrum, and how do you sustain yourself during the day? >> for 56 years i was married to chef supreme. my husband was a great cook. we didn't mention the spouses' lunches. >> we'll get there. >> we'll get there later? okay. he was a big contributor to food at the court. he would make cakes for everybody's birthday, all of the justices' birthdays, or my law clerks' birthdays. and in the day

steve: delta airlines experiencing residual delays. laguardia reporting 20 kennedy airport has less than a dozen. new work with the handful of delayed rivals. according to estimates from the u.s. census bureau brooklyn is rejected to beat out chicago is the the third largest city in the country by 2020. the agency says brooklyn has seen an increase of more than 130,000 residents in the past six years and estimates new york city has gained more than four dozen residents. steve: poisoning a police sergeant at a sandwich shop in utah. 18-year-old spiked the sergeants drank with methamphetamine in thc. he denies the claim but did admit he wasn't the only person to handle the beverage the officers arrested him. the sergeant was taken to the hospital but has since been released. alison: a new cookie is join the girl scouts lineup. will debut to commemorate 100 years since the gross guards -- girl scouts started selling cookies. the girl scouts started selling cookies in 1917. steve: love those. a city that is full of. pat: people. >> a study released saying new york is th

kennedy court on animal cruelty charges. >>> let's hope the saints don't feel right at home here. >> steve burton joins us from the cbs scene. good news about julian edelman. >> got that right. they practiced in the pouring rain. but there was one ray of sunshine. julian edelman was back on the here's more on today's workout. >> today two of joint practices and this is a welcome sight. julian edelman took part in some of the drills. and the chemistry between jimmy garoppolo and receivers, it's a long process in camp. and we're definitely going in the right direction. >> i know where the ball will >> i feel like i'm ready to help the team and, however, that might be, every day i show up to work and try to figure out what it is i'm asked to do. >> reporter: all the players from both sides heard words from the player who got paralyzed in 2010. since then he's written books and gotten awards on his and see the things you complaint about. and let's hope the pats can carry the inspiration to preseason game number one. >>> pats open up the preseason tomorrow night. we have it all here for you. 7:30. followed by the post show. >>>

kennedy: a much longer process. for those of you who don't know. steve aoki's dad is the founder of benihana and olympic wrestler.ck it out. >> my father didn't really support the idea. he would always say, you need to get a job. you need to do something with your life. i wanted to prove to him that i could be successful with music. kennedy: kid he see that success? >> toward the end, which i was happy. kennedy: did you come to terms with -- >> i did. there was definitely an intersection of a lot of culmination of feeling that were brought out. having a father like that that's very non-apologetic. is very strict and there is no room for questioning. it doesn't leave much room for emotional conversation. and it all kind came down at the same time right before he passed away. kennedy: but you had that closure. >> yes, i did. kennedy: when you have a parent with a strong personality, it create someone like you. even if that was a back throosht way you were raised. do you think you could be that successful without that intensity and longing? >> it's a balance with that and my mom who raised me was my rock and stayed

. >> steve: governor countable clever review of last week and scary kennedy airport. he announced that a multiagency panel will investigate what happened on jfk on sunday night. terminals one and a were evacuated following reports of empire that turned out to be unfounded. olympic celebrations may have been what part of the false reports. >> alison: the riots in brooklyn happened 25 years ago this month. in the decade since, two men who lost loved ones and that pilots have formed an unlikely bond. antoine lewis shows us how their friendship helped a community torn apart by racism. >> reporter: in august 1991, the crown heights riots in brooklyn. >> is a father, i wanted to see for the world of different peoples. >> his seven-year-old son kevin was killed when the station wagon came onto the sidewalk and crashed into him while he was fixing his bike. his 7-year-old cousin angelo was also hit bites arrive. the accident ? or three days of rights between august 19 and august 21. by mostly african-american residents anger that the driver of the station wagon was jewish. ot

kennedy: donald trump's poll numbers have been taking a nosedive. this week he's shake up his campaign. paul manafort seen as a moderating influence has taken a back seat to steveannon. is trump shifting strategy? there is no one better to ask. >> might be better to ask him. kennedy: donald, come on out. >> they try to spin it, this is no deal, we are changing staff. if you are change your campaign 11 weeks before the election it will make news. kennedy: do you think he should have waited? >> no, it would be big news either way. my communications mind said he gave this speech about law and order tuesday night. i didn't think it was the best speech i ever saw. but it was decent. rudy giuliani said it was the best speech any republican has ever given. including abraham lincoln. but before the speech could make it into the newspapers in the morning, the campaign announcement had been made so it superseded it. it stepped on top of it. kennedy: is there anything in this news that's good for the trump organization? >> a reboot at this point might not be that bad. they have a lot of things going for them. but a lot of things in the numbers are not down. in all the bat

steve. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. kennedy: i was adjusting my glasses.now when a unicorn impales your best friend, we have a pegasus of news, this is the "topical storm." topic number 1. have you ever visited basil, switzerland before? probably not. but those plucky swiss devised a brilliant p.r. stunt. cash in on the pokemon-go craze. [♪] yes clap come to basil and get hit in the face with our balls. and it will probably be more effective than when bromley, england tried to attract tourists with its own costume prain. remember? yay! i love a mop. topic number two. summertime, what a great opportunity to spend a peaceful day at the beach. soak up some sun and swim your cares away. wrong! you need to think about the dangers deep within the waters. not sharks, you idiot. bears. take a look at this horrific scene from lake poto. seeped harmless enough. just a few bears cool off in the lake. all peaceful, right. take a look at what these cuddly creatures were up to just moments before. you send so many time in your private jet fighting carbon footprint you d

steve. you're going back to the reagan tax cut 30 years ago. >> and the kennedy tax cut which was a totallyrent environme environment. >> we now have 25 years of evidence, we have clinton, bush, obama and of those three, the ranking in terms in success in terms of job creation, in terms of economic growth, it's clinton, obama, bush, and you say we should believe in your recommendations because of something that happened 25 years ago. i would argue that story with you. >> voters don't like at all what barack obama has done with the economy, but they didn't like too much what happened under george w. bush. we had record levels of spending, and we're going to turn that around. but, look, you -- when you look at bill clinton, i actually think if hillary clinton were going to govern the way bill clinton did, i would vote for her, she wants more spending, she wants more debt. you know this paul krugman, spending increased under obama. government spending went down and the growth of the economy went up. >> thank you gentlemen for a feisty debate. next on gps, fewer than 54% of americans voted in t

steve. if you're going back to the reagan tax cut 35 years ago. >> and the kennedy tax cut. >> totally differentnvironment. we have 25 years of evidence. we have clinton, bush, obama. in terms of ranking in success and economic growth is clinton, obama, bush. and you're saying, yes, but we should believe in your recommendations because of something that happened 35 years ago. i could argue that story with you. >> i think a lot of trump voters -- the reason trump won this nomination, i think, is because voters don't like at all what barack obama has done to the economy. you're right, paul krugman, they didn't like too much what happened under george w. bush. we have record levels of spending. and we're going to turn that around. but look, you can't -- when you look at bill clinton, i think if hillary clinton were to govern the way bill clinton did, i would vote for her. but she wants more spending and more debt. you know this, paul krugman. gdp fell more under bill clinton than any other president in 30 or 40 years. >> and the cold war hadding? to do with that, you know. >> government spending we

kennedy saw the spots and told his brother-in-law steve smith, "go find me that firm.doing my advertising for my reelection in 1964." and that's how ddb came into the orbit of lyndon johnson and the dnc in 1964. johnson and the people around him, his aides and his advertising firm, wanted to portray goldwater as a dangerous man who, if he got control of the nuclear arsenal, might threaten the peace of the world. >> goldwater, jr.: the mood of the country at the time was one of worry about the soviet union in particular. peace was a big issue. >> man: bombs away. >> d. goodwin: that fear of nuclear holocaust had been part of all of us who grew up in the '50s and '60s. and by that time, we were used to it, after hiding under our desks for so many years. [ sawing noise ] >> man: in a saturday evening post article dated august 31, 1963, barry goldwater said, "sometimes i think this country would be better off if we could just saw off the eastern seaboard and let it float out to sea." can a man who makes statements like this be expected to serve all the people justly and fa

kennedy. thank you for watching the show tonight. tomorrow we'll have ron paul. steve aoki and ca cat timf.see you tomorrow night. good night. >> she absolutely was. >> can these heirs cash in on their startling discovery? >> it's hard to believe that you had an ansel adams lining a drawer. >> and your reaction? >> "wow." [ chuckles ] [ camera shutter clicks ] >> but it's not so black and white. >> did you say to yourself, "uh-oh -- legally, maybe i can't do this?" >> i was concerned about that. >> will this photo finish... bring riches...or regrets? >> i was also feeling like, if i sold too many, then i would lose that part of my mother. [ door creaks ]

kennedy: if i'm trying to be funny and i'm a joke, then i succeed. thank you. steves, if you don't lay off kitties and nickelback i'll put together a youtube video of cats playing nickelback songs. billy tweets, i still think you are the bees knees. maybe they need an orthopedic. producer marty is my favorite character. he better not get killed off in the season finale. jerry writes, when you were on mtv, i didn't care for you much, but you have come a long way. i'm guessing he still doesn't care for me much but i'm still here. katherine said, my god, you are unfunny. but i'm a joke. you can always follow me on twitter or instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. a paid advertisement for time life's video collection. (crowd screaming) remember when watching television was special? (ed sullivan) ladies and gentlemen, the beatles! (screaming) (announcer) each night, we'd gather our family and friends around us... i like you. i really do. i just wish you hadn't said that. you just killed 48 jokes. (announcer) ...to let the greatest talents of all time entertain us. t

kennedy: if i'm trying to be funny and i'm a joke, then i succeed. thank you. stevef you don't lay off kitties and nickelback i'll put together a youtube video of cats playing nickelback songs. billy tweets, i still think you are the bees knees. maybe they need an orthopedic. producer marty is my favorite character. he better not get killed off in the season finale. jerry writes, when you were on mtv, i didn't care for you much, but you have come a long way. i'm guessing he still doesn't care for me much but i'm still here. katherine said, my god, you are unfunny. but i'm a joke. you can always follow me on twitter or instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. i'm off next week. i will be thinking of you as i'm sipping blue hawaiians on a dreamy beach. on animal rights, and it was unbelievable. >> one dog he rescues is off-the-charts dangerous. >> if it's a scale from 1 to 10, columbo's a 12. >> when the hollywood owner dies, columbo becomes their strange -- and expensive -- inheritance. >> acupuncture for a dog? i know we're in los angeles, but really? [ dog growl

kennedy: if i'm trying to be funny and i'm a joke, then i succeed. thank you. steve if you don't lay off kitties and nickelback i'll put together a youtube video of cats playing nickelback songs. billy tweets, i still think you are the bees knees. maybe they need an orthopedic. producer marty is my favorite character. he better not get killed off in the season finale. jerry writes, when you were on mtv, i didn't care for you much, but you have come a long way. i'm guessing he still doesn't care for me much but i'm still here. katherine said, my god, you are unfunny. but i'm a joke. you can always follow me on twitter or instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. i'm off next week. dobbs show *. show. good night from new york. [♪] >> announcer: this show has never been solely about investments. we talked about anything that affected people and their money. from fox business head quarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. it

kennedy: if i'm trying to be funny and i'm a joke, then i succeed. thank you. steveyou don't lay off kitties and nickelback i'll put together a youtube video of cats playing nickelback songs. billy tweets, i still think you are the bees knees. maybe they need an orthopedic. producer marty is my favorite character. he better not get killed off in the season finale. jerry writes, when you were on mtv, i didn't care for you much, but you have come a long way. i'm guessing he still doesn't care for me much but i'm still here. katherine said, my god, you are unfunny. but i'm a joke. you can always follow me on twitter or instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. i'm off next week. >> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. hillary clinton already mired in her e-mail and clin tin foundation scandals today plunged her campaign into the dregs of racial politics. facing rising media attention on the clinton cartel and her growing play for pay throughout her campaign and the clinton foundation. she is trying to deflect by calling donald trump and his millions of supporters

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steve: thanks, arthur. developing news in florida where the cdc expanded a travel warning to including south beach. alison: jessica is live at kennedy airport where travelers are reacting. >> reporter: a new yorker who those infected with the zika virus. as you can imagine, passengers here at the airport are concerned. as you know, south beach is a destination for many of us. >> it's concerning. i have a feeling it's going to keep spreading. especially throughout the gulf coast. that's getting closer to where i am in san antonio. >> reporter: there are five more confirmed cases of locally transmitted zika in miami-dade county. >> we have two small areas in miami-dade county where we believe local occurring. after aggressive testing in the windwood area, we cleared three additional blocks of the northeastern area of wynnewood because we're seeing no evidence of active transmission. >> reporter: three men and two women are among those infected with the virus. scott says three people traveled to miami beach from new york, texas and taiwan. the other two are locals. with south beach being a big vacation spot for new yorkers, this has ma

kennedy. it all happens next on c-span2 book tv. first up, here is josh king talking about "off script". >> mitchell schwartz, andrew frank and steve barr, they learned the craft on the campaign in 1984 and served as my role models. they were the answer in the summer of 1988 and they taught me well. schwartz was the lead advance man brimming with self confidence and quick humor. >> was that self-serving enough, by the way? i had to read that. many claim he was dismembered but he had four pages and was known as a great teacher. just be clear on that. josh is a good buddy and a good friend and a lot of people here worked with him and worked with me and we all worked on democratic politics. it's nice seeing everyone. josh has written a really interesting book that obviously most of you have bought and he said he would sign everybody's. the tv has really changed politics dramatically and there is just a quick couple examples of that. in 1960 the famous debate of nixon versus kennedy, a lot a lot of people said when they heard it on radio they thought nixon had one, but when they watched the tv everybody thought kennedy had one. he was