what was the last steven king book you read? >> it was his most recent book. >> i am a big fan of the books. i wish he would keep his mouth shut about politics, but he will never do that. >> i was surprised to joe hill's name was not on this list. he was also an author. it is really good. >> when it is time for you to vote you go to david egner -- egers. >> eger. >> i really do. >> i want you to say egers once. >> egers. >> he always knows who to vote for. >> you also said nobody reads books. they are not reading david egner. >> they are reading government gone wild in stores now. >> see the government [bleep]. >> i get it. i didn't get it. >> it is a good one. >> i just thought it was a sexist comment. but it is actually funny. that's actually funny. >> you said they say the pen is mightier than the sword. it is to make it easier to kill people and sam, you said you know what didn't kill was that joke. it was a good joke though. >> it was a good joke, but it didn't get a good reaction. >> i agree. >> sam just tries to make them

representative louis goemer said he wouldn't have been ability -- representative steven king of iowaed a resolution in the wake of last year's historic supreme court ruling on marriage equality that would have condemned the decision as, quote, sun constitutionally and indefensibly perverting the definition of marriage. and two weeks ago, all but two house republicans in the armed services committee voted for an amendment to the defense authorization bill that would overturn president obama's executive order extending anti-discrimination protections for all lgbt employees of material contractors. in other words, let contractor discriminate. such statements and actions are not a reflection of what america stands for, but what we have fought against time and time again. the america people don't support policies that discriminatisdrid make sure they know exactly what donald trump and house republicans stand for stand for and have stood for. i yield to my dear friend, the assistant leader, jim clyburn of south carolina. >> thank you very much, mr. whip, madam leader, mr. chair, mr. vice c

steven king or bob dillon. here's the problem. it is in a bad group but it is the best of the bad group. and those stocks aren't making a comeback but i am not anxious to put people in. chris? they're just getting killed. united. people are very concerned that there is a price war gl other. southwest is the way to go. let's go to sean. >> caller: i got a big boo-ya for you. a young investor the last three years. i need your insight. >> they took my reason away so i won't recommend the stock. let's to go jacob in california. >> caller: how are you? >> good. thank you. thank you for all you're dog, looking at the price to earnings ratio. pulled the trigger. if you can get around three. if one. hi, joan in illinois. >> caller: thank you for tag my call. >> i like alcoa. there down to a level that i think is pretty good to buy. arnie! >> caller: okay. i had a question on cvr rethenning. there anyone. >> caller: hi, this is ann from surf city, new jersey. i am calling you about vonnage. >> vonnage the dog. don't buy. how about verizon?

>> this is leak a steven king novel. you've heard of the shining?his is the raining. >> we are so done with it, too. >> here's johnny! >> here's more rain. fortunately, it is settling down and we are drying out, at least temporarily. can you see i'm looking on the bright side? drying out for a few hours and let's be happy with that. it is now showing a trend, most of the rain is moving off to the east and off to the west and you'll be stepping into dryer air and up route 7 and all of this tracking off to the north and east and when you do get home and you're away from your tv latest weather and still getting a few sprinkles down 95 toward fredericksburg and most will be ending overnight and just some clouds lingering and much of this will be staying well to our west as we get into tomorrow morning. so starting off wednesday morning just some low clouds and just a slight chance of a few sprinkles and then showers will creep closer to us by 8:00 and much of it stays to the north and west when you see this area in green and as we get into the afternoon

steven king, david eggers and others sign a petition against trump glad they found the one thing peoples. and they dislike hillary clinton because she doesn't have hobbies. the last person to suggest that was vince foster. and a company has a giant ball you can go into to survive a tsunami and hurricane. it is also something you can go to for people. >> she is

coming up on the big show, steven king and david eggers and other author sign a petition against trumpavid brooks say people dislike hillary clinton because she does president have hobbies. and the last person to suggest that is vince foster. and finally a company has a giant ball you can go into to survive a tsunami and hurricanes. it is also good for a weekend with the in laws. am i right, people? >> let's welcome our guests. she is so anti-p dr she only uses m

. >> and before pulitzer prizes were won by men, like leonard pitts colby king and steven henderson,center. he was 70, best known for his pulitzer-prize winning photograph of the funeral of the rev end dr. martin luther king jr. from the time sent to montgomery, alabama, in 1955, to cover unlikely boycott organized by a young minister named martin luther king jr. until long after he captured what became the signature moment of dr. king's f funeral in atlanta, a fixture of independent ceremonies and celebrations in africa. >> in a profession whose practitioners are expected to where i a certain detachment to their work, mr. sleet saw no reason to apologize for his commitment to the cause he covered, or for his emotional involvement with those he photographed. i wasn't there as an objective reporter, he once said. i had something to say. and was trying to show off -- show one side of it. we didn't have any problems finding the other side. in the era of civil rights marches, mr. sleet tended to march double time, once estimating that he had walked 100 miles during the 50-mile march from

steven, i am the future. >> i'm charlie roast with gayle king and josh elliott. norah is off.c new developments in the egypt air disaster. the government says human remains were found from the flight wreckage of flight 804. >> the plane was at a cruising attitude of 10,000 feet. it swung to the left, and then in a tight 90 degree circle and dropped.ho cairo with the latest on the investigation, good morning. >> good morning, the egyptian military says the wreckage includes part of the fuselage. and from egypt and the european countries. flight 804 was at a normal cruising altitude when after 2:00 a.m. local time radar show it'd swerving to the left, and then in a 360 degree circle to the right while losing altitude and disappearing off of the radar. yesterday they said they believed the crash was an act of terror, but there has been no proof of that. in october, a suspected bomb took down a russian jet here killing all 224 people on board. isis claimed responsibility. mechanical failure, human failure, and terrorism are also possible causes. at this point we simply do not know

steven colbert is next. colbert is next. >> hope you had a good ,,,,,,,, >> announcer: this program is a paid presentation for omega xl and is brought to you by great healthworks. ♪ >> welcome. i'm larry kingand i'm here today to report on a significant health-related investigation that's been taking place for the past couple of years. the information i will provide you during the course of this show is relevant to everyone's health and well-being. several years ag i

steven weinberg, who's a physicist at the university of texas who was a great supporter of this program, tells the story of going on the radio show, it was the larry king radio show in 1991 or 1992 when congress was debating whether to continue this project after it had already spent $2 billion. and he was on the show with a texas congressman who was opposing it. and the congressman said, well, i'm not in favor of spending, you know, government money or taxpayers' money on anything that isn't going to have practical uses. and weinberg said that he responded, well, this collider is going to open the door to new knowledge of our natural world. isn't that practical enough? and he wrote later that he remembered every word of the congressman's reply, and that reply was, no. [laughter] and in 1992 congress killed the superconducting super-collider in part because they didn't have people like lawrence. they'd all passed on at that point. >> i'll ask this sort of general question for the panel. any surprises along the way as you were writing your book? in other words, you came to a topic. did your finished book differ quite markedly from what you started out t

was put together by mark stevens and now on the building one 77 off third street a very high latitude and it seen by a large area in the area of third street and townsend on kingt if you want to see a good view i'll suggest you go to the intersection of clyde and townsend the sculpt main theme was done in the fall of 2007 and sf gate had an article on the hoisting p of this sculpt you are and called it the enormous sculpture and, in fact, they said the lethal of the stain also steel was one hundred thousand pound 5 pieces 3 of the pieces have a length of 4 stories so it is quite a site to be seen and in san francisco on that street so for this reason since the height of the proposed building will completely obscure that viewing of the current viewing of the sculptures wouldn't be available my suggestion is that the height be something be done in fact, the view the sculpture a available especially in view of the fact that there is a rapidly increasing foot traffic in soma and lots of pedestrians and this is really the structure that will be see right now and enjoyed by foot traffic in the area so for this reason he oppose the current plan a heal a health height